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Auto industry aims for digital experience as easy as smartphones, streaming services

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From left, Bosch's Stefan Buerkle, Intel Automotive's Rebeca Delgado, Steve Downing of Gentex, GM's Achim Pantfoerder and Alex Purdy from Ford discuss software-defined vehicles at the Automotive News Congress in Pontiac, Mich., Sept. 24 (PAIGE HODDER)
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Hannah Lutz
September 24, 2024 08:16 PM

DETROIT — The auto industry wants to match the customer experience Apple has achieved with its iPhone and that Netflix reached with its 24/7 streaming services.

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