Audi, BMW, VW add partners with aim to gain from SDV shift; Porsche teams with Google, other tech specialists to overcome Cariad's software stumbles

Companies are joining forces with the aim of gaining from the $1.5 trillion in additional revenues that potentially could be generated from digital services by 2030.

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