Stellantis to buy software developer aiMotive in autonomous vehicle push

Stellantis Yves-Bonnefont-and-Laszlo-Kishonti-Signature-aiMotive-Stellantis web.jpg — Yves Bonnefont, left, Stellantis' software chief, and aiMotive founder and CEO László Kishonti, are pictured signing the agreement between the two companies. (STELLANTIS)

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Reuters

November 17, 2022 09:57 AM

MILAN -- Stellantis has agreed to buy aiMotive, a developer of advanced artificial intelligence and autonomous vehicle driving software, to advance its technology development efforts, the company said in a statement.

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