Why the next wave of software-defined vehicles will be cheaper to make, have fewer delays | How automakers aim to reduce reliance on Chinese rare earth materials | What BMW CEO Oliver Zipse wants from the EU’s auto rescue package

VW, Renault and Hyundai will benefit from the costly, time-consuming mistakes made by rivals when launching early-generation SDVs, a top tech supplier boss said.

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