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VW hikes spending on electric, self-driving cars to $86 billion

Aude e-tron display at auto show
Audi's Artemis program, which aims to bring to market by 2024 a fully digital passenger car capable of highly automated driving, will benefit from VW Group's higher investments into technology.
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November 13, 2020 12:40 PM

BERLIN -- Volkswagen Group is boosting spending on technologies for electric and self driving cars, while increasing production of EVs in its German home market.

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