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Stellantis creates data services business, called Mobilisights

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Mobilisights will process data from Stellantis connected vehicles. A Jeep Avenger dashboard  is shown.
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January 06, 2023 08:38 AM
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PARIS -- Stellantis is establishing a new business unit to help expand its data services business, part of its plans to generate at least 20 billion euros ($21.1 billion) from software-related activities by 2030.

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