LeddarTech changes course | Supply chain improvements | Ford plans cathode plant in Quebec | Magna rebuilds profits in Q3 | Federal fiscal update disappoints automakers

LeddarTech moves away from lidar components because ‘raw-data fusion as the key way forward’

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