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# DeepRoute

<https://www.deeproute.ai/>

### Ownership

Alibaba

### Status

* Available to the public in [Wuhan](/cities/asia/wuhan.md)
* Testing in [Shenzen](/cities/asia/shenzen.md)

Partnered with [Dongfeng](/platforms/dongfeng.md) to develop robotaxis

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### Timelines

"Cars equipped with the company's L4 autonomous driving solution are expected to begin mass production and enter the market on a large scale by 2024, according to the company."

**Source**: <https://cnevpost.com/2022/04/20/alibaba-backed-deeproute-unveils-new-robotaxi-fleet-with-self-driving-kit-costing-less-than-10000/>

### Hardware

"DeepRoute-Driver 2.0 currently costs less than $10,000, and after large-scale cooperation with car companies, the cost of the entire autonomous driving system can be reduced by another 70 percent"

**Source**: <https://cnevpost.com/2022/04/20/alibaba-backed-deeproute-unveils-new-robotaxi-fleet-with-self-driving-kit-costing-less-than-10000/>

"Only four months after Deeproute.ai announced it planned to sell its self-driving solution at an attractive $10,000, the Shenzhen and Fremont-based startup said it has further slashed the cost by approximately 70% to $3,000.

The touted price tag surely stands out, given Deeproute is promising two to five solid-state lidars, eight cameras, as well as Nvidia’s Drive Orin system-on-a-chip (SoC) for each of its Level 4 solutions"

**Source**: <https://techcrunch.com/2022/04/21/deeproute-l4-driving-3000-cost/>

### Tech demo in a complex environment

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