Why the 2023 CES has all the makings of a European auto show; Stellantis seeks to boost its fuel cell expertise; Nvidia, Qualcomm get a new rival

With the BMW and Stellantis unveilings, dueling Dutch solar vehicles, and scheduled press conferences from suppliers including Bosch, Continental and ZF Group, CES has all the makings of a European auto show.

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