BEIJING -- BMW, Daimler and Ford have set up facilities in China to store data generated by their cars locally, as automakers come under growing pressure in the world’s biggest car market over how they handle information from vehicles.
BEIJING -- BMW, Daimler and Ford have set up facilities in China to store data generated by their cars locally, as automakers come under growing pressure in the world’s biggest car market over how they handle information from vehicles.
Automakers are expected to produce fewer vehicles in North America because of tariff costs.