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Volkswagen's big turn towards the technology of Chinese car manufacturers Volkswagen, the German car giant, is considering the extensive use of electronic technology from the Chinese company Xpeng in its European cars. This technology called CEA may be used in 75% of the main models of Volkswagen, Skoda and Copra. According to Keled, the new architecture reduces the cost of software development and production by reducing the number of processing units and integrating electronic systems and helps update cars in a smart way. The final decision has yet to be made, but this collaboration shows that European automakers are paying more attention to Chinese technology than before to compete in the smart car market.

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Volkswagen's big turn towards the technology of Chinese car manufacturers Volkswagen, the German car giant, is considering the extensive use of electronic technology from the Chinese company Xpeng in its European cars. This technology called CEA may be used in 75% of the main models of Volkswagen, Skoda and Copra. According to Keled, the new architecture reduces the cost of software development and production by reducing the number of processing units and integrating electronic systems and helps update cars in a smart way. The final decision has yet to be made, but this collaboration shows that European automakers are paying more attention to Chinese technology than before to compete in the smart car market.

Volkswagen's big turn towards the technology of Chinese car manufacturers Volkswagen, the German car giant, is considering the extensive use of electronic technology from the Chinese company Xpeng in its European cars. This technology called CEA may be used in 75% of the main models of Volkswagen, Skoda and Copra. According to Keled, the new architecture reduces the cost of software development and production by reducing the number of processing units and integrating electronic systems and helps update cars in a smart way. The final decision has yet to be made, but this collaboration shows that European automakers are paying more attention to Chinese technology than before to compete in the smart car market.

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