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Southeast Asia isn't losing the robotaxi race. It's running a different one

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Nevada regulators have approved up to 5,000 autonomous vehicles for operation in Las Vegas, while Singapore's robotaxi trial involves just 11 vehicles. This disparity highlights the US’s regulatory boldness versus Southeast Asia’s cautious approach due to unique traffic conditions and safety concerns. Southeast Asian markets are focusing on developing robust, locally adapted technology rather than rapid scaling.

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