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Satellites and precise positioning redefine vehicle automation

The Chinese automaker Geely launched 11 satellites to achieve high-precision positioning and IoT communications. The cases of Honda and Toyota, and the delay of U.S. and European manufacturers.

Automakers are no longer limited to building vehicles. More and more frequently, they are investing in space infrastructure to ensure connectivity, precision, and automation. The launch of eleven new satellites by Geely, through its subsidiary Geespace, marks a new milestone on that path. The Chinese group already operates 41 satellites in orbit and plans to complete a constellation of 72 units by the end of 2025.

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