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VW Aims to Have Autonomous ID.Buzz Vans for Commercial Use by 2025

VW Aims to Have Autonomous ID.Buzz Vans for Commercial Use by 2025

Posted on February 27, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Volkswagen, through its investment in Argo AI, aims to have Level 4 autonomy on its all-electric ID. Buzz vans for commercial use by 2025

Volkswagen announced today that it is aiming to have a Level 4 autonomous ID.Buzz—its forthcoming electric minivan—in service for commercial use by 2025. The German automaker said that it is currently conducting field testing in Germany using technology developed by Argo AI, a self-driving startup both VW and Ford have invested in. Argo AI’s tech will be used in the ID.Buzz and rolled out in 2025.
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