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Technology
Autonomous vehicle – Computing power Patent activities Battery cost – EVs Venture Capital invest – Mobility Venture Capital invest – Artificial intelligence
Infrastructure
Mobile network - 5G coverage EV/PHEV charging infrastructure Multi modal mobility Vehicle-2-vehicle communication Test roads - Autonomous vehicle
Industry activity
Automotive products (Level 4+) R&D intensity – Autonomous driving EV portfolio Amount of shared vehicles
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