Ford to offer eyes-off, hands-free driving system on Universal EV Platform in 2028 | Automakers and suppliers embrace partnerships — a stark shift from go-it-alone era | Only 1 vehicle reveal expected at 2026 Detroit Auto Show, but more brands join in

Ford's hands-off, eyes-off driver assistance system was built in-house in order to keep costs down so it can be rolled out on less expensive models.

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