Ford’s CEO Jim Farley has revealed that the company is making significant strides towards achieving Level 3 autonomous driving, allowing for hands-free and eyes-off-the-road operation. Farley shared during a recent interview that Ford’s prototype vehicles are already capable of Level 3 autonomous driving, with the technology expected to be ready for passenger electric vehicles in approximately two years. This development marks a crucial advancement in Ford’s commitment to autonomous driving technology, positioning the company as a key player in the race towards safe and efficient self-driving vehicles. While detailed specifics of Ford’s roadmap to Level 3 autonomy remain undisclosed, the announcement underscores the company’s dedication to innovation and progress in the automotive industry. The news comes at a time when autonomous driving technologies are gaining momentum across the sector, with Ford’s latest advancements paving the way for a future where hands-free highway travel could become a reality.
Ford CEO Announces Level 3 Autonomous Driving Progress: Hands-Free Highway Travel Coming Soon
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