Has autonomous vehicle technology stalled out? Not so fast.

Ford Argo test drive_DSC0230_C1-main_i.jpg — Ford originally invested $1 billion in Argo in 2017 to get the company off the ground, with VW following with a $2.6 billion investment completed in 2020. (Ford Motor Co.)

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November 11, 2022 04:50 PM

Driverless cars have been just around the corner for nearly a decade.

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