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Visteon bets its future on infotainment

Visteon's Phoenix infotainment package, shown in a demonstration unit, will be on display at the CES technology show next month in Las Vegas.
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By:
David Sedgwick
December 24, 2016 05:00 AM

Visteon, a company that once had boiled its vast lineup of products down to instrument clusters, is betting its future on infotainment.

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