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According to a joint press release of the companies, both sides will invest $ 2 billion in the enterprize.
The purpose of the joint venture is "the development and commercialization of SAE 4 and SAE 5 standard technologies." These technologies provide for full or almost complete automation of the car control process.
Hyundai and Aptiv are planning to begin testing a fully autonomous control system as early as 2020 and create a ready-to-use platform for an unmanned vehicle by 2022.
The company will be headed by Karl Iagnemma, President of Aptiv Autonomous Driving Technology, with headquarters in Boston.
Hyundai shares jumped 2.7% during trading on Monday in Seoul, while the price of Aptiv securities in electronic trading in New York is down 0.1%.
source: techcrunch.com
The purpose of the joint venture is "the development and commercialization of SAE 4 and SAE 5 standard technologies." These technologies provide for full or almost complete automation of the car control process.
Hyundai and Aptiv are planning to begin testing a fully autonomous control system as early as 2020 and create a ready-to-use platform for an unmanned vehicle by 2022.
The company will be headed by Karl Iagnemma, President of Aptiv Autonomous Driving Technology, with headquarters in Boston.
Hyundai shares jumped 2.7% during trading on Monday in Seoul, while the price of Aptiv securities in electronic trading in New York is down 0.1%.
source: techcrunch.com