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Oct 2015
22m 31s

Cars 2025 - What Will Drive You?

GOLDMAN SACHS
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Stefan Burgstaller, head of European Automotive Equity Research at Goldman Sachs, discusses the innovations that could define the car of the future, including widespread Internet connectivity, the adoption of ultra-lightweight materials and the development of autonomous driving technology. This podcast was recorded on July 21, 2015. This podc ... Show More
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