China's self-flying-taxi startup EHang takes flight on Nasdaq

Drone builder keen to polish reputation and boost transparency

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EHang went public Dec. 12 in New York City. (Photo courtesy of Nasdaq)

MARRIAN ZHOU and YUSUKE HINATA, Nikkei staff writers

NEW YORK/GUANGZHOU -- EHang Holdings, a Chinese startup that makes autonomous passenger minihelicopters, went public Thursday in the U.S.

The company began trading on the Nasdaq Global Market under the symbol "EH." It opened at $12.55 after pricing its shares at $12.50, the bottom of its expected range.

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