Audi to join Daimler, BMW self-driving tech alliance, report says

BMW and Daimler are already working together on self-driving technology. (Daimler AG - Global Communicatio/Daimler AG)

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Edward Taylor

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Reuters

August 22, 2019 11:25 AM

FRANKFURT -- Audi will join an alliance with rivals Daimler and BMW to develop advanced autonomous driving systems, German weekly Wirtschaftswoche said on Thursday.

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