Volvo and Google's sister company, Waymo going self-propelled vehicle building

The Swedish car maker Volvo, will work with Google's sister company, Waymo of a self-propelled vehicle to work, make the companies on Thursday announced. It's going to be an electric vehicle that is used, it must be able to be on for taxi services.

the Waymo are going to focus on the technology around autonomous driving, such as computer software and hardware, such as cameras and other sensors. The design and production of its vehicles in the company-are in order. The two companies have not announced when the car is ready, it should have been.

now, Volvo is currently working for taxi company, Uber, to self-propelled vehicles to be delivered. The Swedish company will continue to do so, even though it's a collaboration with the Uber-competitor, Waymo goes on. Although the Waymo's not on the same scale, and taxi services are offering as Uber, the two companies are in this respect in each other's way.

The plans for the Ubers deployment of a self-propelled car was running in 2018 in a major blow, after a test vehicle in 2018, have been involved in a fatal accident. The car crashed into the side of a pedestrian being hit on. It turned out that the human person, who should intervene and, if necessary, is derived.