China’s major cities are entering a new phase of technological evolution as Smart Cities 3.0 combines artificial intelligence cloud computing and advanced mobility systems into a unified digital ecosystem. This model goes beyond earlier smart city concepts that focused mainly on sensors and
China’s journey toward autonomous transportation is accelerating as Shenzhen and Suzhou launch extensive pilot programs for self-driving vehicles, marking a new chapter in the country’s smart city evolution. Backed by local governments, AI firms, and major automakers, these trials are part of a
China is rapidly advancing autonomous electric vehicle (EV) technologies, supported by pilot projects that test self-driving systems, smart infrastructure, and AI-enabled mobility solutions. By 2025, these pilot initiatives are shaping urban transportation, logistics, and fleet management, demonstrating the feasibility and safety of autonomous
