Volvo, Veoneer complete Zenuity breakup

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Douglas A. Bolduc

July 02, 2020 03:11 PM

Volvo Cars and Swedish supplier Veoneer have completed the split of their automotive software joint venture Zenuity, the companies said Thursday.

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