China is widening the scope of autonomous driving trials as regulators approve a new set of expanded testing routes across major cities and industrial regions. This development marks a significant step in the country’s push to advance intelligent mobility technologies and strengthen real-world
China’s major cities are entering a new era of urban mobility as smart transportation programs expand rapidly across metropolitan regions. With rising demand for efficient travel, reduced congestion, and greener public transport, cities are deploying intelligent systems powered by artificial intelligence, big data,
China’s semiconductor revolution is extending far beyond factories and fabrication labs it is now deeply intertwined with the nation’s smart mobility transformation. The rise of “Chip Valley” clusters in Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen has turned semiconductors into the engine of China’s next-generation transport
China’s logistics industry is undergoing a profound transformation as autonomous trucks move from prototype testing to large-scale commercial deployment. In 2025, self-driving freight vehicles are operating across major transport corridors such as Shenzhen–Chongqing and Beijing–Shanghai, signaling a shift toward AI-driven supply chain automation.
China is rapidly transforming its urban mobility systems through artificial intelligence and smart logistics integration. Across major cities like Shenzhen, Hangzhou, and Chongqing, AI-powered transport grids are streamlining everything from freight management to autonomous delivery. According to Bloomberg and SCMP, the combined output
China’s rapid urbanization has created both opportunity and complexity in transportation management. With over 300 million vehicles on its roads and megacities expanding beyond traditional boundaries, traffic congestion and pollution remain urgent challenges. To address these issues, China is turning to artificial intelligence
As Indonesia’s logistics and transportation industry races to keep up with the nation’s digital economy, one company is taking the lead in turning fleets into intelligent systems. McEasy, a logistics management platform based in Surabaya, is redefining how vehicles are tracked, monitored, and
China’s electric vehicle (EV) market has become one of the largest and most dynamic in the world, reflecting the country’s commitment to sustainable mobility, environmental policy, and industrial modernization. By 2025, EV adoption is accelerating rapidly across both urban and rural regions, driven
