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What it takes to be a software-defined vehicle leader

Nio Nomi digital assistant
Nio gains from having the mindset of a software company, Accenture said. One result of this is Nio's Nomi digital assistant, shown, which engages in hundreds of thousands of conversations a day in Chinese, English, German and Norwegian.
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Lois Hoyal
January 25, 2024 04:05 AM

Automakers will have to react quickly to stay competitive in an industry increasingly shaped by digital mobility and software.

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