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The drip-drip effect of autonomous cars

Consumers need to adapt to the idea of connected cars becoming increasingly autonomous

Consumers across the globe are eager for new mobility alternatives that allow them to stay connected and provide a safer driving experience. According to a recent study by Lux Research, the market for self-driving cars will be worth US$87bn by 2030.

BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Volvo and Google are among the OEMs that are trialling self-driving models at the moment, but before this becomes a reality, consumers need to adapt to the idea of connected cars becoming increasingly autonomous.  

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