Pony.ai has not publicly disclosed a standardized “per trip” fare for its robotaxi service in 2024. Several key data points from recent reports clarify the context:
– In 2024, Pony.ai’s robotaxi segment generated $7.27 million in revenue, accounting for less than 10% of the company’s total revenue and indicating that paid services remained limited and not widely available across all deployment areas[2].
– As of June 2024, Pony.ai had more than 2,273 self-driving vehicles deployed, with about 70% (roughly 1,591 vehicles) in daily operation. Collectively, these vehicles completed about 4,050 trips per day, averaging 15 trips per vehicle[5][2].
– Industry analyses note that large-scale, paid robotaxi rollouts are still ramping up, with Pony.ai planning expanded service in more cities by the end of 2025[2].
Without an official per-trip rate, and given the limited rollout of paid services, estimates on fare amount per trip remain unavailable from official or industry sources. Most current rides are either in pilot phases, subsidized, or part of regulated programs. As of 2024, there is no transparent, average public fare per trip for Pony.ai’s robotaxi services based on the available data[2][5].
If you are looking for fare structures for commercial robotaxi services in China, similar providers (like Baidu Apollo Go) have ranged from 20 to 40 RMB ($2.75–$5.50 USD) per trip for publicly available rides, but no direct confirmation exists that Pony.ai charges at similar rates in 2024. This should be treated as an industry reference only, not a Pony.ai-specific figure.