VW eyes 2028 debut for software-defined vehicles, CEO says

VW Oliver Blume results conference March 2024 — VW Group CEO Oliver Blume said it was "conceivable" that the automaker would share its software-defined vehicle expertise with others. (Bloomberg)

Douglas A. Bolduc

March 14, 2024 07:31 AM

Volkswagen Group aims to have it first software-defined vehicles on the road within the next four years.

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