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Honda Motor’s chief executive officer appeared to walk back a previously announced plan to deploy a self-driving car in central Tokyo by early 2026 in partnership with General Motors Co. and its autonomous vehicle unit Cruise. The Japanese automaker now expects driverless vehicles to debut in urban environments by the end of the decade, CEO Toshihiro Mibe said Tuesday in an interview with Bloomberg Television.
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