“Volkswagen, Cariad, and Bosch have ended their Automated Driving Alliance but will continue using the AI-based SAE Level 2 system independently, with VW integrating it into the upcoming ID.EVERY1 EV.”
Volkswagen, Cariad, and Bosch have officially ended their partnership called the Automated Driving Alliance, which focused on assisted and automated driving technologies.
Despite the split, all three parties will continue to use the AI-based SAE Level 2 automated driving system developed during the alliance in their own products.
Volkswagen plans to integrate this system into its upcoming ID.EVERY1 electric vehicle, maintaining its commitment to advanced driver assistance technologies.
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