BMW is jumping at autonomous driving in China
The Bavarian automobile company is planning to build a data center for driverless vehicles with the Chinese Internet giant Tencent. By 2021, the production of vehicles with semi-automated functions is set to begin.
6 Aug 2019 Barbara RuschShare
The BMW Group China High Performance D³ platform should be up and running by the end of this year. D³ stands for “data-driven development”, the basis for the development of highly automated (Level 3) and fully automated (Level 4) driving functions. Before the BMW Group begins series production of Level 3 vehicles in 2021, the platform will be used mainly for safety validation of Level 3 and early phase studies of Level 4 technologies. From 2021, the platform should support both post-production development of Level 3 models and research into Level 4 technologies.
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