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Aly Rustom
congratulations!
browny1
Hopefully this will put a stop to all of the drivers now engaged in level 3 activities such as reading, watching tv, texting, phoning - while driving non-autonomous vehicles.
In my city we need it yesterday.
Samit Basu
Japan is falling behind as usual.
Samit Basu
Japanese automakers are running 5 years behind its rivals in self-driving technology.
https://www.google.com/amp/m.koreaherald.com/amp/view.php%3fud=20200105000078
ropeman
Hey Samit mid 2020 is before 2021 so maybe Hyundai and Kia are the ones falling behind?
Samit Basu
@ropeman
Everybody is ahead of Japanese in self-driving, even Chinese.
Chinese too are on a similar time schedule, but I didn't mention them because Chinese cars aren't sold outside of China hence are irrelevant.
German, American, and Korean automakers are on a similar time schedule and can commercialize Level 3 self-driving cars within 3Q2020 ~ 1Q2021 time period.
As mentioned by this article, Japanese automakers are years behind its foreign rivals in self-driving and electrification, and industry observers are commenting that what happened to Japan's electronics industry may repeat in Japan's auto industry.
Darren
I'm Still waiting for 2020 Civic TYPE R I ordered.
Manual shift of course :)
Tawkeeo
Samit Basu, referencing a Korean website. I mean, if it wasn't obvious already...