Drive Wire for August 24th, 2016: Self-Driving Cars Will Be Ready by 2019, Automotive Suppliers Say
Delphi and Mobileye are joining forces to build an autonomous driving system.
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The Drive Staff
August 24, 2016
Today on Drive Wire, The Drive discusses the news that a pair of leading automotive suppliers are developing a system that could make self-driving cars a reality by 2019. Delphi and Mobileye have announced they are jointly developing a pre-made autonomous package that automakers will be able to install on a wide variety of different varieties of vehicles. And while the production rollout is still a few years away, the two companies say we should catch our first glimpse of the system well before that. How soon? Check out the video for the whole story.
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