Mercedes-Benz Is Testing The Drive Pilot In China
After getting approval for the use of Drive Pilot in Germany and the USA, Mercedes-Benz is setting its sights on bringing the tech to China.
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After getting approval for the use of Drive Pilot in Germany and the USA, Mercedes-Benz is setting its sights on bringing the tech to China.
We tested vehicles from BMW, Tesla, GM, Ford and Mercedes equipped with advanced driver assistance systems. Here's how they performed.
TechCrunch decided to try out four different ADAS packages from BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Chevrolet and Tesla.
The automotive industry has entered into a new era of vehicular safety, where in-car systems initially designed to keep you alive are also being marketed as quality-of-life improvements. While virtually every car on the road today offers some aspect of advanced driver assistance system, or ADAS, a choice few go above and beyond. For the first time in North America, we even have a Level 3 automated system where, in limited circumstances, the car is capable of driving itself, its manufacturer liable for any collision.
Competition is revving up in China, as BYD is the latest to be allowed to test its L3 self-driving systems on roadways.