Core Insights - Baidu's Apollo Go has launched an autonomous mobility service named AmiGo in partnership with Swiss Post's PostBus, marking the entry of China's Level 4 autonomous driving technology into Europe [1][4] Company Overview - Baidu, founded in 2000, is a leading AI company with a strong internet foundation, trading on NASDAQ under "BIDU" and HKEX under "9888" [5] Service Details - AmiGo will complement Switzerland's public transit system, starting in St. Gallen and two other eastern cantons, with a phased rollout including test fleet trials in December 2025, limited user access in mid-2026, unmanned trials by late 2026, and regular operations by Q1 2027 [2] - Users will be able to book private or shared rides through an app, which aims to optimize fleet efficiency [2] Vehicle Specifications - Baidu is providing its latest-generation Level 4 RT6 autonomous electric vehicle, which can seat four passengers and features a detachable steering wheel for full autonomy [3] Operational Scale - Apollo Go operates over 1,000 unmanned vehicles across 16 cities, having driven over 200 million kilometers and provided 14 million public rides [4]