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German industry to invest $68 billion in electric cars and automation

BMW's iNext will be the automaker's electric and self-driving flagship. The crossover is seen winter testing in Sweden. It will go into production in Dingolfing, Germany, in 2021. (BMW)
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March 02, 2019 06:59 PM

Germany's car industry is to invest nearly 60 billion euros ($68 billion) over the next three years on electric cars and automated driving, the head of the VDA car industry association said.

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