AD #1167 – GM Headed to Myanmar, Bosch’s Plan for Hackers, Opel Unveils Monza Concept ~ Autoline Daily

General Motors announces it will be the first automaker to start selling new cars in Myanmar. While at a recent technology conference in Germany, host John McElroy asks Bosch executives how they plan to prevent autonomous cars from being hacked. Opel revives the Monza nameplate with a concept that will make its debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show. All that and more, plus Autoline Daily correspondent Seamus McElroy takes a look at the newest version of Mercedes’ biggest money maker, the E-Class.

AD #1167 – GM Headed to Myanmar, Bosch’s Plan for Hackers, Opel Unveils Monza Concept

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