Geely and Baidu team up to create self-driving car company

A strategic partnership has been revealed between Geely, one of the largest automakers in China, and Baidu, China’s answer to Google. With this partnership, both the companies will work together in order to create futuristic electric vehicles in China. No effect of the partnership will be seen in the US, but involvement of Volvo into the partnership could turn USA into a market as well.

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Baidu and Geely shack up to build electric cars in China

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Geely and Baidu team up to create self-driving car company

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