US EditionJapanese automaker Nissan is developing vehicles with self-driving technology
- On September 11, 2025, Nissan demonstrated an AI-powered self-driving system using Ariya electric sedans in Tokyo.
- Nissan began testing this system with British startup Wayve amid job cuts and losses partly linked to U.S. tariffs affecting Japan's auto market.
- Nissan's Ariya model, fitted with a combination of 11 cameras, five radar sensors, and LiDAR technology, successfully navigated the streets of downtown Tokyo, responding appropriately to traffic signals, pedestrians, and surrounding vehicles.
- Nissan plans to introduce AI-driven vehicles featuring this technology in Japan during fiscal year 2027.
- Nissan's focus on autonomous vehicle technology aligns with broader industry developments, as projections indicate the self-driving sector could be worth $2 trillion by the year 2030.
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Nissan’s latest comeback attempt: self-driving vehicles equipped with Wayve’s technology
Japanese automaker Nissan is developing vehicles with self-driving technology as it works to turn around its struggling auto business.In a recent demonstration of the technology developed by British company Wayve, a Nissan Ariya sedan outfitted with 11 cameras, five radars and a next-generation sensor called LiDAR maneuvered its way through downtown Tokyo, braking for red lights as well as pedestrians and other cars at intersections.It’s set to …
Nissan joins race for fully autonomous cars with new technology push
Hoping to revitalise its struggling auto business, Nissan is developing new self-driving technology. In a recent demonstration, a Nissan Ariya sedan, equipped with 11 cameras, five radars, and a next-generation sensor called LiDAR, navigated through downtown Tokyo. The vehicle, set to be available in 2027, successfully braked for red lights, pedestrians, and other cars at intersections. Unlike its previous self-driving technology, which was des…
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