VW Reissues Driving Assistance Development in Europe
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The development of automated driving functions is complicated. Volkswagen is now pooling forces in Europe.
The car company Volkswagen bundles the development of driver assistance systems and highly automated driving in Europe in a new organization. This is the result of an internal announcement on the VW intranet, which is available to the dpa. In the unit with the name "OneTeam" the competencies of the software subsidiary Cariad and the group brands are merged. The aim is to work together faster and more directly and [...]
The car company Volkswagen bundles the development of driver assistance systems and highly automated driving in Europe in a new organization. This is evident from an internal announcement on the VW intranet, which is available to the dpa. In the unit with the name "OneTeam" the competences of the software subsidiary Cariad and the group brands are merged. The aim is to work together faster and more directly and to increase the development speed.
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mainwelle.deThe development of automated driving functions is complicated. Volkswagen is now pooling the forces in Europe - and wants to speed up.
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