BEIJING -- China aims to have vehicles with partial self-driving technology account for 50% of all new-auto sales by 2025, double its previous goal, as the country encourages local companies to pull ahead of the U.S. in the field.
Beijing doubles earlier target as Baidu and Didi test robotaxis

Didi Chuxing, China's top ride-hailing company, is testing an autonomous taxi service in Beijing.
BEIJING -- China aims to have vehicles with partial self-driving technology account for 50% of all new-auto sales by 2025, double its previous goal, as the country encourages local companies to pull ahead of the U.S. in the field.