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Automakers from Tesla Inc to General Motors are focusing on autonomous vehicles, but technological and regulatory hurdles remain.

ADAS systems aside, the 2023 SUVs also pack in an upgraded infotainment system and new digital instrument cluster.

The latest advancements in self-parking will offer up to level 4 autonomy and even offer interfacing between the car and nearby infrastructure.

Maruti Suzuki India will roll out the new connectivity features via an Over-The-Air (OTA) update. Updates include wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, Turn-by-Turn navigation and more.

In 2020, the National Transportation Safety Board criticized Tesla's "ineffective monitoring of driver engagement" after a 2018 fatal Autopilot crash and said NHTSA had provided "scant oversight."

The German luxury automaker's BMW i Vision Dee previews technology that Chief Executive Oliver Zipse said would be put into production in 2025.

Suzuki said it is learning EV and other technologies from Toyota with a goal to develop cars that are more in line with its own products.

The new ultra-high speed EV charging stations will be open to the public and to all passenger EV owners from February 1, 2023.