Tougher cybersecurity rules poised to shake up industry; Software struggles stall VW, Volvo, Polestar, Fisker models; Apple loses ground in high-stakes battle for infotainment system supremacy

The majority of small automakers and suppliers are not ready to create a management system focusing on vehicle cybersecurity, according to a recent survey.

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