FOCUS ON TECHNOLOGY: Immersive audio emerges as new tech battleground; VW Group stung by software stumbles; The uncertain future of steering wheels

Continental says its solution is due to launch on premium models from several unnamed automakers by 2024. Dolby-Dirac's system will be used in the new Nio ET7 sedan.

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