Ford exec explains how SDVs are changing the industry; Why 'software comes first' for ZF's new chassis-focused unit; Is the term software-defined vehicle goofy?

The speed of continuous evolution in the SDV space requires a larger conversation, Ford of Europe designer Filip Krnja said.

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