南山发放首批无人驾驶 “城市通行证”

Core Viewpoint - The Nanshan District of Shenzhen has officially launched the "Six Ones" action plan to support innovation and entrepreneurship, marking a significant step in the commercialization of autonomous driving with the issuance of the first batch of market operation licenses for intelligent connected vehicles and functional unmanned vehicle road testing permits [1][4]. Group 1: Market Operation Licenses - The first batch of approved companies for market operation trials includes Xiaoma Zhixing, Meituan, and the joint venture of Luobo Yunli (Shenzhen) Technology Co., Ltd. [2] - The first batch of functional unmanned vehicle road testing companies includes Yiqing Innovation Technology Co., Ltd., Meituan, and several others [2]. Group 2: Functional Unmanned Vehicles - Functional unmanned vehicles are defined as low-speed electric vehicles without a driver's seat or cockpit, capable of autonomous driving without human intervention [2]. - Road testing for these vehicles will occur on designated urban roads, excluding expressways, and will not involve commercial operations or fee collection [2]. Group 3: Policy Framework - Nanshan District has established a pioneering market operation rule system to fill the regulatory gap in the industry, creating a policy loop of "road testing—application pilot" [4]. - The "Six Ones" action plan includes various support measures for innovation, with a focus on opening application scenarios and encouraging participation in AI and robotics projects [4].