Singapore-based transit operator ComfortDelGro (CDG) is considering bringing autonomous vehicles to London, the U.K.’s capital city, after successful trials in both China and Singapore.
An earlier pilot program in Guangzhou “has given us the confidence to scale the deployment of AVs both in China and here in Singapore,” chairman Mark Christopher Greaves said during the firm’s earnings call on Feb. 27.
He added that CDG is exploring the possibility of bringing robotaxis to London. Several firms, including U.S.-based Waymo and China-based Baidu, are currently conducting pilots in the U.K.’s capital city.
CDG announced record annual revenue of 5.1 billion Singapore dollars ($4 billion), a 13% jump, for 2025, as the company continues to diversify its business geographically and across different forms of transit.
“Crossing the five billion Singapore dollar revenue mark is a defining milestone in ComfortDelGro’s journey,” said CEO Cheng Siak Kian in a statement.
