BMW AG , Intel Corp. and Israel’s Mobileye NV are teaming up to develop self-driving vehicles, the latest alliance among auto makers and technology companies working to build and commercialize driverless cars.
The trio said they could have self-driving cars in production by 2021.
“Together with Intel and Mobileye, the BMW Group will develop the necessary solutions and innovative systems for highly and fully automated driving,” the German car maker said.
The partnership combines the world’s the best-selling luxury car maker, the world’s leading chip maker, and a software provider in the evolving area of autonomous cars. Mobileye, which makes software and components that help prevent collisions, already works with General Motors Co. and Volkswagen AG .
The three companies aren’t alone in the race to introduce driverless-vehicle technologies. Rivals ranging from GM and electric-car maker Tesla Motors Inc. to Alphabet Inc.’s Google also are racing to bring the systems to market.
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