How digital twins give automakers 'superpowers' on assembly line | Tesla slashes U.S. prices of Model S, Model X | Toyota recalls 144,000 Tundras | VW picks S.C. for Scout plant | Subaru exec shuffle

Digital twins, which fuse the virtual and physical worlds, can cut costs, shorten time to market and ensure a safe working environment, experts say.

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