Driverless Nissan LEAF Completes 230 Mile-Journey Across UK

An autonomous Nissan LEAF has successfully completed a 230-mile journey across the UK.

Delivered by the HumanDriveUK consortium. which is backed by the UK Government and led by Nissan. the project saw the self-driving electric vehicle (EV) travel from Bedfordshire to Sunderland.

The car used technologies such as GPS. radar. LIDAR and video cameras to travel through a number of unique road environments.

These involved complex roundabouts and high-speed country lanes with no road markings. white lines or kerbs. road types that autonomous vehicles often struggle to handle.

The team behind the vehicle technology say the journey is a major milestone in its project to make autonomous vehicle systems feel more human-like and natural.

Business Minister. Nadhim Zahawi said: Safely completing the longest autonomous drive in Britain is an incredible achievement for Nissan and the HumanDrive consortium and a huge step towards the rollout of driverless cars on UK streets.

This project is a shining example of how the automotive industry. working with government. can drive forward technology to benefit people’s mobility – while helping to slash carbon emissions.

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