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car&bike Team
Apr 28, 2022, 7:34 PM
Mobileye plans to work with Geely Holding-backed Zeekr to launch in China what the companies claim will be the world's first mostly self-driving car in 2024.
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car&bike Team | Apr 28, 2022Toyota To Launch Its Own Automotive Software Platform By 2025Software is playing an increasing role in vehicles, from managing electric motors and batteries to supporting functions such as autonomous driving, entertainment and navigation.1 min read
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car&bike Team | Apr 28, 2022Chinese EV Startups Turn To Nvidia In The Race To Catch TeslaNvidia said auto suppliers and contract manufacturers Desay, Flex, Quanta, Valeo and ZF also will use its Drive platform as the foundation for automated driving systems for EVs1 min read
