According to reports, major Japanese car manufacturers will successively launch passenger cars equipped with next-generation autonomous driving systems starting in 2027. The system is characterized by artificial intelligence sensing the surrounding environment, judging and controlling the vehicle, and the driver can drive almost without hands. Previously, the actual applications of autonomous driving were mainly commercial vehicles such as taxis and buses. The use of this technology in passenger cars will be a litmus test for whether it can be applied to private cars. Nissan will be installing the new system on the large multi-purpose vehicle “ELGRAND” starting in 2027. According to reports, the system can not only assist drivers to reach their destination on ordinary roads and expressways, but can also respond flexibly to unexpected situations such as the sudden appearance of bicycles. In 2028, Honda and Toyota are also planning to launch models equipped with this system on the market, and it is expected that all three major car companies will launch related models.

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