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After a substantial impact of the automotive industry due to the COVID-19 pandemic, automakers are slowly recovering with new plans and strategies for autonomous driving emerging, post-pandemic. In this report, Strategy Analytics observes the current platform releases, strategies and future roadmaps of automakers working towards autonomous driving solutions globally.

1. Executive Summary
   1. Abbreviations in this Report
2. The Automotive Industry’s Transformation
   1. Autonomous Driving Challenges
3. Global OEMs
   1. BMW
      1. BMW Group’s History and Autonomous Driving Strategy
      2. BMW Group’s Platform for ADAS and Autonomous Driving
      3. BMW Group’s Future Plan for Autonomous Driving, Electrification and E-mobility
   2. Daimler Group (Mercedes-Benz)
      1. Mercedes-Benz L3 Drive Pilot
      2. MB.OS Co-Developed with NVIDIA
      3. Mercedes-Benz Notable Strategic Partnership with Algolux
   3. Ford Motors
      1. Ford Motors BlueCruise and Controversy with GM’s Super Cruise
      2. Argo AI and Ford to launch self-driving vehicles under the Lyft network by end of 2021
      3. Ford Motors Investments, Partnerships and Announcements
   4. Geely Group
      1. Geely Group’s Technology ana Autonomous Driving Roadmap
      2. Geely Uses Intel/ Mobileye’s SuperVision Platform
      3. Volvo’s One Pilot Strategy
      4. Volvo Seeks Independence from Geely
   5. General Motors
      1. General Motors Family of ADAS and Semi-Autonomous Technology
      2. General Motors Investments, Partnerships and Announcements
   6. Honda
      1. Honda Sensing Timelines
      2. Honda’s Investments, Partnerships and Announcements
      3. Analyst Comments/ Observations on Honda
   7. Hyundai Motor Company
      1. Hyundai Motor’s Strategy 2025
      2. Why Hyundai Opted for Aptiv to Create the JV Motional
      3. Investments, Partnerships and Announcements
   8. JLR (Jaguar Land Rover) a Tata Motors Company
      1. Jaguar Land Rover’s Destination Zero Strategy
      2. Jaguar Land Rover’s Partnership with Blackberry| QNX
      3. Waymo’s Autonomous Driving Solution on JLR’s iPace
   9. Mazda Motor Corporation
      1. Mazda Co-Pilot
   10. NIO
       1. NIO Autonomous Driving and ADaaS (Autonomous Driving as a Service)
       2. Analyst Comments/ Observations on NIO
   11. Renault – Nissan – Mitsubishi Alliance
       1. Alliance New Cooperation Business Model and Strategy
       2. Nissan’s Sensor Fusion Strategy for ProPILOT and ProPILOT 2.0 Autonomous Driving Technologies
       3. Nissan’s Autonomous Vehicle Roadmap
       4. Alliance Group Partnerships for Automated Driving and Mobility Services
   12. Stellantis N.V.
       1. Stellantis Roadmap for Autonomous Driving
       2. Stellantis Jeep Autonomous Capabilities
   13. Tesla Inc.
       1. Tesla’s Current Sensor Fusion and Autopilot Software
       2. FSD Beta Version 9 Launch
       3. Tesla’s Strategy to License Autopilot Technology to Other Automakers and Suppliers
       4. Analyst Comments/ Observations on Tesla
   14. Toyota Motor Corporation
       1. Toyota’s Woven Planet Holdings
       2. Investments, Partnerships and Announcements
       3. Analyst Comments/ Observations on Toyota
   15. Volkswagen AG
       1. Volkswagen AG Investments, Partnerships and Announcements
       2. Analyst Comments/ Observations on Volkswagen Group
4. Other Notable OEM Activities
   1. Changan Automobile
      1. Changan’s “Dubhe” Intelligent Strategy for Autonomous Driving
      2. Changan’s Sensor Fusion Strategy
   2. Dongfeng Motor Corporation
      1. Dongfeng uses ZF’s coASSIST Platform
   3. GAC Group
      1. GAC Group’s ADiGO Autonomous Driving Platform
   4. Li Auto
   5. R Auto (a SAIC company)
   6. VinFast
   7. Xpeng Motors
5. Analyst Contacts
   1. Other Contacts: