Volkswagen Gets 1 Step Closer to Automated Driving
Published Monday, 27 June, 2011 by Chris Horton. Categories: News.
VW Research Group has unveiled that they now have technology in place
that will allow a vehicle to drive semi-automated on the highway up to
80mph. Referred to as Temporary Auto Pilot, it semi-controls tasks like
braking, lane switching, and adaptive cruise control. We've seen the
commercials about the vehicles that brake when you're about to hit an
object and this takes it to the next level.
VW Research Group has unveiled that they now have technology in place that will allow a vehicle to drive semi-automated on the highway up to 80mph. Referred to as Temporary Auto Pilot, it semi-controls tasks like braking, lane switching, and adaptive cruise control. We've seen the commercials about the vehicles that brake when you're about to hit an object and this takes it to the next level.
VW Research Group has unveiled that?
VW Research Group has unveiled that they now have technology in place that will allow a vehicle to drive semi-automated on the highway up to 80mph. Referred to as Temporary Auto Pilot, it semi-controls tasks like braking, lane switching, and adaptive cruise control. We've seen the commercials about the vehicles that brake when you're about to hit an object and this takes it to the next level.
VW Research Group has unveiled that?
VW announced the pricing for the 2012 Beetle yesterday and for a vehicle that brags to attain 40mpg, it's worth a look. The new Beetle will start at $19,765 for a 170hp, 2.5 5 cylinder version and a TSI turbo version coming in at $24,765.