BMW Says Safety Always Come First For Self-Driving Tech
BMW claims it will never compromise safety to rush autonomous driving tech to the market.
BMW claims it will never compromise safety to rush autonomous driving tech to the market.
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BMW Level 3 autonomous driving system: Hands-free driving on highways, coming in 2023/2024.
One of the biggest tech additions to the BMW fleet this year is the Level 3 autonomous driving capability in the BMW 7 Series
BMW hosted an official media event in Solokov, Czech Republic, where BMW will test its self-driving systems.
Toyota is currently working on an autonomous drifting system to help make its cars more capable of avoiding danger.
The first model expected to bring Level 3 features is the newly released BMW iX electric SUV. Level 3 is expected in 2022
BMW will eventually offer Level 3 Autonomy on the upcoming BMW iX but won't do so until it's 100-percent safe.
BMW announced yesterday a new partnership, this time with Tactile Mobility, an Israeli company for road sensing technology