Fiat Chrysler is to join an autonomous vehicle group headed by BMW, Intel and Mobileye. A woman walks past a logo of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) in Turin March 31, 2014. The automaker said it would be working with the companies on a project that will see its self-driving cars operating in California as early as next year. The group wants to develop "robo-taxis", the market for which could be worth $2tn by 2030. Fiat Chrysler is also part of an alliance with Alphabet's self-driving car division, Waymo.
Fiat Chrysler is to join an autonomous vehicle group headed by BMW, Intel and Mobileye. The automaker said it would be working with the companies on a project that will see its self-driving cars operating in California as early as next year. The group wants to develop "robo-taxis", the market for which could be worth $2tn by 2030. Fiat Chrysler is also part of an alliance with Alphabet's self-driving car division, Waymo.