Published: 10 February 2000 16:51 GMT
French car manufacturers, PSA Peugot Citron and utility giant Vivendi, are to develop the world's first in-car Internet access system for European motorists.
Jean-Marti Solz, president of PSA Peugot Citron, and Jean Marie-Messier, president of Vivendi will announce the details of the partnership on 1 March in Geneva.
PSA will use equipment from Vivendi to install access to the Internet, through GSM mobile phones and global position satellite (GPS) services, into all its high-range cars by the Spring.
The two companies originally announced plans for Internet connected cars in September 1999.
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