Volvo CEO Says Second Phase of Uber Deal Is Starting

The transcript discusses Volvo's strategy in the mobility sector, focusing on their collaboration with Uber to develop autonomous vehicles. It highlights the technical requirements for safety, such as redundancy in steering and brakes, and the partnership's framework agreement for supplying base cars. The ownership of technology is shared, with Volvo providing the core redundancy and Uber integrating software and sensors. Future developments include ride-hailing cars and highway autopilot systems.

What is the significance of the XC40 and XC90 in the context of Volvo's mobility strategy?

How does Volvo plan to ensure safety in autonomous vehicles?

What role does Uber play in the development of Volvo's autonomous driving technology?

What are the key features of the cars being developed for ride-hailing services?

In what ways does Volvo's approach to autonomous driving differ from traditional car manufacturing?