Volkswagen and Stellantis advance self-driving car plans in China and France
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Volkswagen and Stellantis advance self-driving car plans in China and France
Volkswagen gains approval to test Level 3 autonomous driving in China, while Stellantis advances plans to trial driverless vehicles in Greater Paris from 2028. The post Volkswagen and Stellantis…
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