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Advanced | 百度造车首款概念车发布,但前途未卜 | Baidu car made the first concept car released, but the future is uncertain | Mandarin Chinese Story

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Baidu, which began focusing on autonomous driving in 2013, has finally released its first concept car and plans to officially launch a limited version of its first production model this fall. Many people are unsure whether this car, which could be in mass production next year, will receive good market feedback. I wonder if Baidu, which is lagging behind in terms of production and marketing, can speed up and win some market for itself.Baidu, which began focusing on autonomous driving in 2013, has finally released its first concept car and plans to officially launch a limited version of its first production model this fall. Many people are unsure whether this car, which could be in mass production next year, will receive good market feedback. I wonder if Baidu, which is lagging behind in terms of production and marketing, can speed up and win some market for itself.

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