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VW may offer pay-per-use autonomous driving

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A man is pictured charging an electric ID3 hatchback. (REUTERS)
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June 09, 2021 08:07 AM

FRANKFURT -- Volkswagen is considering offering autonomous driving on a pay-per-use basis, one of the brand's board members said in a newspaper interview.

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