BMW, Qualcomm to offer autonomous-driving platform to third parties

Autonomous BMW web.jpg — BMW aims to go beyond Level 3 hands-free driving capability from 2025.

March 17, 2022 10:09 AM

BMW and Qualcomm will offer their jointly developed autonomous-driving platform to other automakers after it appears in BMW cars from 2025 onwards, the two companies said.

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