BMW, Daimler team up to develop self-driving cars
By DW
01 March 2019 |
1:04 pm
BMW and Daimler, the parent company of Mercedes-Benz, join forces to develop automated driving technology. It is the two German automakers' second collaboration in less than a week.
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