The future of driverless parking; VW's chip supplier dilemma; BMW opens 'portal into digital world'

Mercedes, BMW, Bosch, Continental, others must overcome high costs of the systems and fragmented market to provide service that could save time and prevent small-but-expensive accidents.

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Tuesday, January 24, 2023 Subscription Required Why driverless parking faces long road to wide availability Read More > Subscription Required VW eyes quicker uptake of Qualcomm chips in key platforms   Read More > Chip giant Qualcomm crafts a new auto industry role   Read More > BMW i Vision Dee concept showcases a 'portal into digital world'   Read More > BMW boss predicts big infotainment screens will vanish   Read More > Porsche, Google said to be discussing Google apps access   Read More > Fiat unveils metaverse car shopping service   Read More > Stellantis creates data services business   Read More > Personal mobility at risk without more EV innovation, Forvia CEO says   Read More > Mercedes Level 3 autonomy gets approval in Nevada   Read More > ZF partners with Beep to launch self-driving shuttle   Read More > Subscribe Today Get 24/7 access to in-depth, authoritative coverage of the auto industry from a global team of reporters and editors covering the news that’s vital to your business. SUBSCRIBE NOW Connect With Us Our Mission “Founded in 1996, Automotive News Europe is the preferred information source for decision-makers and opinion leaders operating in Europe.” Click here to unsubscribe from this newsletter. Manage your email preferences. Automotive News Europe 1155 Gratiot Ave. Detroit, MI 48207-2997 United States customerservice@autonews.com