Toyota venture to spend $3.6bn on self-driving technology

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Toyota venture to spend $3.6bn on self-driving technology
A Toyota-led venture will invest more than US$2.8 billion (A$3.6 billion) to develop automated-driving software, the latest salvo in an increasingly frenetic battle to be ahead in a sector hit by a slew of disruptive technologies. The Tokyo-based venture, which will bring together some 1000 ...

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