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Why Israel is winning with autonomous cars

Douglas A. Bolduc is managing editor at Automotive News Europe.
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Douglas A. Bolduc
March 14, 2018 05:00 AM

Israel is establishing itself as a major automotive player because of a willingness to continually challenge ideas, a top executive said.

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