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Israeli startups chase Mobileye as next automotive tech unicorn

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Startups long to be the next Mobileye, with its $35 billion market cap from advanced driver assist and autonomous systems.
June 12, 2023 12:00 PM

TEL AVIV — Israeli automotive technology CEOs frequently joke about the crazy driving in their country.

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