A self-driving car relying on technology from Aptiv. The car industry supplier company says buyers can expect to hands-free rides in private cars to become normality by 2030. — APTIV/dpa
Less than a decade – that’s how long we have to wait until no-hands driving will become an everyday reality, according to the latest autonomous driving estimate from automotive supplier Aptiv.
Private individuals are on track to be able to buy vehicles that can drive largely autonomously by 2030, Aptiv chief technology officer Glen De Vos said on the sidelines of the tech trade fair CES, that took place online this year.
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