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Partnerships accelerate Aurora goals on dual fronts
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Aurora will work with Toyota and Denso on self-driving Sienna minivans, above, that could someday be part of ride-hailing networks.
(Jim Frenak-FPI Studios)
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Pete Bigelow
February 15, 2021 05:00 AM
In the span of three weeks, Aurora has laid the groundwork for its self-driving future.
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