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Nissan Plans to Introduce Fully Autonomous Driving Cars in 2022

The topic of autonomous car is not a new one for the transportation industry as these talks have been occurring for years. However, in recent news, Nissan has recently come out stating that they will be taking their focus into introducing their take of the fully autonomous vehicle into the market by as soon…

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The topic of autonomous car is not a new one for the transportation industry as these talks have been occurring for years. However, in recent news, Nissan has recently come out stating that they will be taking their focus into introducing their take of the fully autonomous vehicle into the market by as soon as 2022.

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  • 01Saudi crude oil flows to the U.S. have dropped to zero amid global tensions.
  • 02The price of Brent crude oil has reached $82.55.
  • 03A 50% Canadian tariff deadline is approaching on August 19, affecting supply chain decisions.

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  • 01Saudi crude oil shipments to the U.S. have hit zero.
  • 02Brent crude oil prices have risen by 3.9% to $82.55 per barrel.
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