【Summary】Automaker Volkswagen Group shared its updated vision to transform into an advanced mobility company over the next decade, which includes investments in battery technology and software-based electric vehicles that can be updated over-the-air. The plan, called NEW AUTO strategy through 2030, will transform Volkswagen into an electric mobility provider and software-driven technology company. Eric Walz Jul 13, 2021 7:30 PM PT author: Eric Walz
Dr. Herbert Diess, Chairman of the Board of Management at Volkswagen, speaks about the company s NEW AUTO strategy.
Automaker Volkswagen Group shared its updated vision to transform into an advanced mobility company over the next decade, which includes investments in battery technology and software-based vehicles that can be updated over-the-air.
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Testing begins this summer.
To speed up the development of autonomous cars, Ford and Volkswagen partnered to invest in technology company Argo AI. The Pittsburg-based firm recently announced a piece of breakthrough Lidar technology that can see further and navigate left-hand turns using only a single sensor. Ford and Volkswagen will each benefit from this innovation with the latter announcing plans to begin international trials of autonomous driving using the all-electric ID.Buzz van.
For those who have already forgotten, the ID.Buzz is a concept vehicle based on the same MEB architecture used on the 2021 Volkswagen ID.4. It will come in passenger and cargo versions when it eventually arrives on the market. The first European Argo AI test site will open this summer in Munich, Germany. By then we should see a realistic version of the ID.Buzz, not a concept, rendering, or test mule wearing a different body.
Testing begins this summer.
To speed up the development of autonomous cars, Ford and Volkswagen partnered to invest in technology company Argo AI. The Pittsburg-based firm recently announced a piece of breakthrough Lidar technology that can see further and navigate left-hand turns using only a single sensor. Ford and Volkswagen will each benefit from this innovation with the latter announcing plans to begin international trials of autonomous driving using the all-electric ID.Buzz van.
For those who have already forgotten, the ID.Buzz is a concept vehicle based on the same MEB architecture used on the 2021 Volkswagen ID.4. It will come in passenger and cargo versions when it eventually arrives on the market. The first European Argo AI test site will open this summer in Munich, Germany. By then we should see a realistic version of the ID.Buzz, not a concept, rendering, or test mule wearing a different body.