Nissan Testing Self-Driving Cars in Japan
The
Japanese car manufacturer has started testing self-driving cars for towing
vehicles
Japan: The Japanese automaker,
Nissan Motor Co., has begun to test self-driving cars for towing vehicles in
Japan. As per the company, this technology would assist in boosting the efficiency
and autonomous vehicle technology in the country.
Moreover, Nissan, is trying to
implement this autonomous technology throughout its Oppama plant by the end of 2019
as well as in overseas plants in near future. Nissan is already using this car
technology
While acknowledging, some
glitches in this unique technology. the vice president of Nissan, Kazuhiro Doi
stated, “If there are drivers, they can take action, Mechanical operations are
all there is in a driver less car."
As per TechSci Research, the step
taken by Nissan Motor Co. to develop the autonomous vehicle technology market
across the region is anticipated to add another feather in the constantly
enhancing automotive industry by testing self-driving cars in Japan. Besides
that, the continuously expanding investment in the autonomous car technology
market, is expected to infuse the overall industry, over the coming period.
According to a recent
report published by TechSci Research, “Global
Autonomous Car Technology Market
Forecast and Opportunities, 2035 – ADAS, Semi-Autonomous, Fully-Autonomous”, globally, the
automobile sector has been constantly evolving in terms of engine performance
and design. Apart from these parameters, evolution of autonomous features in
passenger cars is garnering attention of consumers across the world. Global
autonomous car technology market is primarily divided into three segments -
Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) car technologies, semi-autonomous car
technology and fully-autonomous car technology. ADAS technologies are currently
moving at a brisk pace on account of rising inclination towards greater
automation.