Daimler, BMW deepen cooperation with self-driving venture

A sketch of BMW's iNext autonomous car (left) is shown next to the Mercedes-Benz F015 Luxury in Motion self-driving concept.

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Christoph Rauwald and Oliver Sachgau

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Bloomberg

February 28, 2019 10:23 AM

MUNICH – Daimler and BMW have agreed to cooperate on developing self-driving cars, the latest move by the rivals to share costs as a technology shift shakes up the industry.

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