Back in Tokyo, Nissan announced its ITS Concept, which is a futuristic concept car with a whopping 500 km of range on the Japanese testing system and advanced autopilot controls. Sounds great if it were on the market today, but futuristic concepts are akin to whiteboards for manufacturers, throwing all their breakthrough ideas onto the floor and seeing which ones stick when they apply them to a physical car. Now Nissan has begun testing its Leaf-based autonomous car on Japanese inner city roads and highways.
Nissan tests its new Leaf-based autonomous car on streets of Japan.
Back in Tokyo, Nissan announced its ITS Concept, which is a futuristic concept car with a whopping 500 km of range on the Japanese testing system and advanced autopilot controls. Sounds great if it were on the market today, but futuristic concepts are akin to whiteboards for manufacturers, throwing all their breakthrough ideas onto the floor and seeing which ones stick when they apply them to a physical car. Now Nissan has begun testing its Leaf-based autonomous car on Japanese inner city roads and highways.