What is ProPilot Assist? This essentially assists the driver in controlling the acceleration, braking and steering to keep the driver positioned properly in its lane. This particular feature can be activated and deactivated simply by pushing a button position on the right side of the Leaf’s steer wheel.
Source: Nissan
Currently the feature is only designed
to assist drivers traversing in a single lane. However next year Nissan plans
to further improve this system, to include multi lane autonomous capability.
For the coming years Nissan plans keep improving this system until it is able
to navigate busy city intersections.
The new leaf is anticipated to go debut
in September and go on sale before the years end. The new Leaf would feature
new sheet metal and a radical new design.
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ReplyDeleteI agree, the great thing is Nissan has an anticipated roll out of improvements to this autonomous system on a year by year basis
DeleteThis looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteThat's true for a fully electric sub-compact vehicle its nice to look at, almost as good as the new tech..
DeleteOooo *.*
ReplyDeleteLol. Ikr... its cool
DeleteI love this!!
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