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  1. Tariffs and onshoring trends are noted to benefit AI stocks, while autonomous vehicle companies like Uber and Waymo explore partnerships and competition.
  2. AI stocks are benefiting from tariffs and onshoring trends as Grab and WeRide expand their commercial autonomous vehicle fleets across eight Southeast Asian countries.

Grab operates its superapp across Southeast Asia, while also investing in WeRide to deploy robotaxis, with Anthony Tan leading the charge for reliable transport.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Aug 19
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Grab operates its superapp across Southeast Asia, while also investing in WeRide to deploy robotaxis, with Anthony Tan leading the charge for reliable transport.

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  1. Ride-hailing and e-commerce players are seeing market traction and growth through international expansion in Southeast Asia.Sub-event
  2. Grab invests in WeRide for robotaxi deployment in Southeast Asia.1 source

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  • Just AutoGrab invests in WeRide to deploy robotaxis in Southeast Asia Southeast Asia’s superapp Grab has announced a strategic equity investment in autonomous driving technology firm WeRide to expedite the ro
  • GlobeNewswireWeRide Secures Strategic Equity Investment from Grab, Partners to Deploy Robotaxis and Autonomous Shuttles in Southeast Asia NEW YORK, Aug. 15, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- WeRide (NASDAQ: WRD), a global
  • FortuneGrab is in ‘prime position’ to support the transition to driverless cars, says CEO Anthony Tan Autonomous vehicles are now a common sight, with robotaxis plying the streets of San Francisco, Los Ange