Hyundai Motor and Aptiv are forming a joint venture to speed up the development of highly automated vehicles.
Hyundai Motor and Aptiv are forming a joint venture to speed up the development of highly automated vehicles. The Korean carmaker, whose brands include Kia, said it will develop with Aptiv an autonomous driving platform that will be available for robotaxi providers, fleet operators and car manufacturers in 2022.
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