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Singapore team wins world’s first multi-car autonomous race in Europe - Nanyang Technological University
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· September 10, 2026
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Key points Further details about the race and the team's achievement can be found through Nanyang Technological University. More information is available from the university, which reported on the team's success in the groundbreaking race.
A team from Singapore has achieved a significant victory, winning the world's first multi-car autonomous race. This event took place in Europe.
The team's win is a notable accomplishment in the field of autonomous vehicles. Further details about the race and the team's achievement can be found through Nanyang Technological University.
More information is available from the university, which reported on the team's success in the groundbreaking race.
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