Leaving smartphones, Nokia is now investing in ‘smart car’ technology. Nokia has taken the initiative to create smart technology for vehicles at a cost of about 100 million dollars to increase mapping and navigation facilities in vehicles. This is after selling their mobile division to Microsoft Decided The Finnish firm.

With regard to this investment Nokia Growth Partners (NGP) is working. If the project is implemented, it will be possible to drive a car by looking at the map, as well as information about the vehicles in the vicinity. And if this facility is added, the car will be known as ‘smart car’.

Paul Assel, an associate of NGP, said, “We have been working for several years to provide safe, high-tech, intelligent and affordable vehicle services. And it has been decided to make such an investment to implement that initiative.

However, Google, Apple and Intel have already started working on this technology with Nokia. The issue of adding Android to the car has been revealed quite a while ago. Apple also has CarPlay, which is intended for smart cars. Intel is also working on cars with internet. And this time Nokia has been added to that list.