It has finally come to this: the iconic automobile, the dream machine of the 21st century, is set to become merely a feature of 21st-century infotainment plumbing.
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Morgan Stanley thinks cars of the future will be nothing but a 'data pipe' (F, TSLA)
The dream machine of the 21st century, is set to become merely a feature of 21st-century infotainment plumbing.
Ford's City of Tomorrow.
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That's the view of Morgan Stanley auto and mobility analyst Adam Jonas. In a research note published Wednesday, he grappled with Ford's destiny in what he called the "Auto 2.0" future:
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