Continental working on self-driving partnerships

Continental says it has 1,300 specialists working on driver assistance systems and the foundations of automated driving. (Continental)

By:

Elisabeth Behrmann

August 04, 2016 05:00 AM

MUNICH -- Continental is working with U.S. and European automakers on self-driving car projects that could compete with the coalition between BMW, camera-software company Mobileye and chipmaker Intel.

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