Stellantis Eyes Lower Costs From Wayve Partnership

Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa stated that partnering with British startup Wayve will significantly cut development times and costs for advanced driver assistance systems. The collaboration aims to bring affordable autonomous driving features to market by 2028.

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STELLANTIS NV CEO Antonio Filosa said on Friday that partnering with British startup Wayve will slash development times and costs for advanced driver-assistance systems. The collaboration aims to accelerate autonomous driving adoption across multiple global vehicle brands. Filosa spoke alongside Wayve CEO Alex Kendall at a technology event in Turin, Italy.

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