On paper, Volkswagen is still talking about new batteries, electric platforms and hunting on the kilowatt hour. Behind the scenes, however, the group is preparing something else: a change of "brain" for its future cars. A switchover that does not touch the engine or the battery, but the software that drives everything else. To cross this course, the German giant has chosen an ally from California: Rivian, young specialist of the 100% electric th…
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On paper, Volkswagen is still talking about new batteries, electric platforms and hunting on the kilowatt hour. Behind the scenes, however, the group is preparing something else: a change of "brain" for its future cars. A switchover that does not touch the engine or the battery, but the software that drives everything else. To cross this course, the German giant has chosen an ally from California: Rivian, young specialist of the 100% electric th…