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Hong Kong’s Hutchison Port Holdings Trust to Launch Territory’s First AI-driven Driverless Tractor
2026-04-09 source:CNSO-News

CNSO Hong Kong | April 9, according to information from Hutchison Port Holdings Trust, the organization will hold a media briefing and preview event at Kwai Tsing Container Terminal on April 21 to officially launch the first driverless tractor in Hong Kong.

It is reported that this new type of cabinless tractor, powered by artificial intelligence and achieving zero emissions, aims to set a new standard for sustainability, safety, and intelligence in terminal operations.

The event will be conducted primarily in Cantonese, with English support. Hutchison Port Holdings Trust stated that this innovation is part of its efforts to promote port technology and environmental measures, consolidating Hong Kong’s position as an international shipping hub.

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