Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa said on Friday the automaker’s partnership with British startup Wayve could help slash development times and costs for advanced driver-assistance systems as carmakers race to bring autonomous features to market.
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Stellantis CEO says Wayve tie-up can cut self-driving costs, development time
By Reuters Econ
