Autoline Daily 2022: Top Industry News for Jan. 25

VW & Bosch Team on Software; MINI to Convert Classics to Electric; Tesla Has Most Productive U.S. Plant

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Planned Intel Chip Plants to Be in Easy Reach of Midwest Vehicle Operations

The new Intel plants, which will come online in 2025, will be located within a day’s drive or less of the bulk of the auto industry’s assembly plans in the Midwest and Southeastern U.S. as well as Canadian plants in Southern Ontario.

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Bosch and Volkswagen Subsidiary Cariad Form Alliance for Volume Production of Level 3 AVs

Bosch and VW agree on an alliance to develop a standardized software platform for mass production of vehicles up to SAE Level 3 with plans to explore targets for Level 4 systems. The alliance aims to bring this platform to volume production, with the first features to appear in 2023 models.

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Ushering in the AI-Powered Co-Pilot of the Future

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Our global connected ecosystem requires a complete reinvention of the in-car assistant: an AI-powered co-pilot that connects with drivers the same way humans connect with one another – through voice, vision, touch and gesture.

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Limited Production Run Says Goodbye to BMW’s V-12

Priced at $200,000 excluding $995 in destination charges, U.S. customers with a long history of V-12 7-Series ownership will be invited to buy one of “The Final V-12” models.

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