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Robotaxis in Hong Kong

1 city tracked, 0 with public driverless rides, 2 operators.

Hong Kong, Hong Kong - Apollo Go (Baidu) (driverless tests), WeRide (announced)Hong Kong

Cities

Hong Kong

Regulation

Hong Kong SAR, China

Transport Department

Under the Road Traffic (Autonomous Vehicles) Regulation (Cap. 374AA), in force since 2024-03-01, the Transport Department issues pilot licences for AV trials. By June 2026 seven licences covered 63 vehicles (eight licences and 65 vehicles by July 2026). On 2026-07-23 it approved the first fully driverless tests, on Airport Island, with remote monitoring, monthly reporting and special labels; no commercial robotaxi service is licensed yet. An AV Applications Promotion Working Group is preparing licensing for commercial AVs.

  1. AV regulatory regime (Cap. 374AA) comes into operation source
  2. First AV pilot licence issued (North Lantau, 10 vehicles) source
  3. Cross-district trial to Tung Chung and Sunny Bay; remote backup operators added source
  4. First fully driverless trial approved on Airport Island source
Sources (8)
  1. Transport Department issues pilot licence for autonomous vehicle - HKSAR Government, 29 Nov 2024
  2. Transport Department issues pilot licence for autonomous vehicles to approve trial in Southern District - HKSAR Government, 14 Aug 2025
  3. TD issues pilot licence for autonomous vehicles to approve cross-district trial in Kowloon East - HKSAR Government, 30 Oct 2025
  4. Transport Department updates AV pilot licence for cross-district trial (Airport Island, Tung Chung, Sunny Bay) - HKSAR Government, 23 Feb 2026
  5. TD approves expansion of autonomous vehicles trial in North Lantau and commencement of driverless trial on Airport Island - HKSAR Government, 23 Jul 2026
  6. TD's Autonomous Vehicle Applications Promotion Working Group visits trial in Tung Chung, North Lantau - HKSAR Government, 10 Oct 2026
  7. Airport Island cleared for fully driverless vehicle trials - The Standard (HK), 23 Jul 2026
  8. Autonomous vehicles move closer to wider use in Hong Kong - The Standard (HK), 13 Jul 2026

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