Toyota and Waymo target 2027 start for autonomous bZ4X fleet
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Toyota and Waymo target 2027 start for autonomous bZ4X fleet
Toyota and Waymo will begin testing and validating an autonomous Toyota bZ4X fleet in Japan in 2027, taking their collaboration another step towards commercial driverless ride-hailing services.…
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