Almost 60 percent of cars sold in China last year had level-two intelligent driving features or above, according to an AlixPartners report | National | thepress.net

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Almost 60 percent of cars sold in China last year had level-two intelligent driving features or above, according to an AlixPartners report | National | thepress.net

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