Volvo plans to offer fully self-driving car to luxury buyers

Volvo formed a partnership with Uber to put self-driving XC90s on the road in the U.S.

By:

Keith Naughton

September 30, 2016 05:00 AM

DETROIT -- The self-driving car that Volvo plans to offer in five years will be sold to individual buyers, with the autopilot features adding about $10,000 to the vehicle's cost, CEO Hakan Samuelsson said.

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