BMW Group announced on Tuesday that it would join hands with Chinese autonomous driving firm Momenta to develop advanced driving assistance technology specifically for the China market.
The co-developed system will cover highways and urban roads and be used in multiple models, BMW said in a statement.
(Reporting by Beijing newsroom)
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