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Kazakhstan plans 2027 rollout of commercial autonomous taxi services

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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Kazakhstan plans to launch commercial autonomous taxi services in 2027, according to Minister of Digital Development Zhanaslan Madiev. The government established a regulatory framework, and pilot tests are currently running in Almaty, Astana, and Kosshy. Yandex Qazaqstan has deployed a single vehicle in Almaty for mapping and data collection.

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The government approved rules governing autonomous transport in August, setting the stage for a large-scale commercial rollout. This move introduces new technology into the transportation sector and establishes a regulatory environment for autonomous services in Kazakhstan.

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  • KazakhstanSovereign state planning the commercial launch of autonomous taxi services.
  • Government of KazakhstanEstablished the regulatory framework and approved rules for autonomous transport.

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  • Kaspi.kz Joint Stock Company could see increased demand for tech services and data processing due to the new regulatory framework.

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