Mobileye to launch robotaxis in Germany, Israel next year

Mobileye Moovit self driving car — A Mobileye self-driving car operated by Moovit. Production cars will be launched in Munich in 2022 as a ride-hailing service.

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Few companies have professed more sweeping ambitions in the automated-driving technology realm than Intel and its Mobileye subsidiary.

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