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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