VW, Bosch get OK from German cartel office to start self-driving cooperation

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July 04, 2022 11:58 AM

BERLIN -- Volkswagen Group and Robert Bosch can begin jointly developing automated driving technology, the German cartel office said on Monday, adding that it would continue to monitor the companies' cooperation.

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