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Nissan is ready to join the ranks of automakers testing semiautonomous vehicles with its Leaf Piloted Drive 1.0 Concept.
Based on the first-generation Nissan Leaf EV, the concept gains a slew of sensors and cameras to enable lane changes, merges on and off highways, and passing of vehicles without driver assistance. Nissan claims the Piloted Drive 1.0 Concept previews a fully autonomous production car due in 2020.
Testing of the Piloted Drive system began earlier this week in Japan at Nissan’s Advanced Technology Center is the south of Tokyo. The suite of semiautonomous systems are intended to make “occupants feel as though they were in the hands of a skilled driver.” I suppose that’s an encouragement for those who fear a self-driving vehicle would handle like a newly licensed 16-year-old.

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Nissan siap untuk bergabung dengan jajaran mobil pengujian kendaraan semiotonom dengan yang Leaf dipiloti drive 1,0 Concept.
Berdasarkan generasi pertama Nissan Leaf EV, konsep keuntungan membunuh sensor dan kamera untuk mengaktifkan perubahan jalur, menggabungkan dan mematikan jalan raya, dan melewati kendaraan tanpa bantuan driver. Nissan mengklaim dipiloti drive 1.0 Konsep preview mobil produksi sepenuhnya otonom karena di tahun 2020.
Pengujian sistem dipiloti drive mulai awal pekan ini di Jepang pada Nissan Advanced Technology Center adalah selatan Tokyo. Suite sistem semiotonom dimaksudkan untuk membuat "penghuni merasa seolah-olah mereka berada di tangan sopir yang terampil." Saya kira itu sebuah dorongan bagi mereka yang takut kendaraan self-driving akan menangani seperti baru berlisensi 16 tahun .