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BMW to form SDV joint venture with India's Tata Technologies

BMW 7 Series has Level 3 hands-off driving technology that enables secondary activities such as video streaming.
The BMW 7 Series has Level 3 hands-off driving technology that enables secondary activities such as video streaming. (Tom Kirkpatrick)
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April 02, 2024 06:54 AM

BMW Group and Tata Technologies will form a joint venture to develop automotive software including software-defined vehicle (SDV) solutions for BMW's vehicles, the companies said.

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