Car hacking may be a hot topic but BMW's senior vice president for electronics, Christoph Grote, said it is not unfamiliar territory. The industry has been finding ways to stop another form of unauthorized entry, car theft, for years. He spoke with Automotive News Europe Correspondent Olive Keogh about how that experience will help BMW.
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June 14, 2016 05:00 AM
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