St. Gallen, Appenzell Ausserrhoden, Appenzell Innerrhoden, Switzerland

Robotaxis in St. Gallen

St. Gallen, Switzerland: No public robotaxi rides yet. 1 more entry in testing, announced or ended.

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How to ride here

  • Apollo Go (Baidu) Not open to the public yet.

Services

Apollo Go (Baidu)

Testing with safety driver
  1. Testing

Not open to the public yet.

Who can ride
No riders
App
AmiGo
Partner
PostBus (AmiGo)
Service area
Eastern Switzerland (St. Gallen, Appenzell): Cantons of St. Gallen, Appenzell Ausserrhoden and Appenzell Innerrhoden
Area size
about 80 km2
Airport
not published
Highways
not published
Fleet (official)
not published
Fares
not published
Public driverless since
not published

History

  1. Testing with safety driver - Open-road testing of Apollo Go RT6 with safety operator under FEDRO special operating permit for Level 4 source

Announced next

  • Announcement Next: closed-group user trial, then rides without safety operators once safety evidence is provided; regular operations from 2027 (fully driverless expected early 2027) Target: 2027. Announced . source
Sources (2)
  1. Baidu's Apollo Go expands European footprint as AmiGo in partnership with PostBus receives Level 4 regulatory approval in Switzerland - Baidu (press release via Placera), 12 Jun 2026
  2. Baidu Apollo Go to deploy robotaxis in Switzerland - CnEVPost, 22 Oct 2025

Last checked - last change

Rules in this country

  • Switzerland - FEDRO issues permits for automated vehicles on public roads. It granted WeRide a driverless robotaxi permit for the Furttal iamo pilot (November 2025) and Apollo Go/PostBus (AmiGo) a special Level 4 operating permit in Eastern Switzerland (June 2026). Both still operate with safety staff; WeRide/Uber's Zurich service awaits FEDRO approval.