This will make Mercedes-Benz the first German car manufacturer to do so, having already completed more than one million test kilometres with the system.
Would you let your car itself drive itself off-road? Jeep thinks that AI and autonomous driving could make the lives of its customers better in the future.
Six months after starting trial runs with safety drivers in San Francisco, the Alphabet Inc subsidiary believes its cars are ready to move about independently.
Apple's long-in-the-pipeline project is now skewing more than ever towards an autonomous electric vehicle, with an apparent 2025 launch target.
NIO has launched its first autonomous car, the ET7, set to be NIO's flagship vehicle with deliveries starting in 2022.
Mercedes-Benz will be collaborating with Nvidia to build software-defined computing architecture for automated driving.
Volvo partners with tech firm Luminar to provide their LiDAR perception technology for safer self-driving vehicles.
A British-based research project has successfully completed a 370km self-navigated journey on U.K. roads with the Nissan Leaf.
The P4 automated driving vehicle will demonstrate Toyota's 'Chauffeur' SAE Level four capabilities in Tokyo's busy Odaiba district.
The technology recognises and analyses driving patterns and applies them to the Smart Cruise Control, creating a customised self-driving experience.
Automated valet parking at the Mercedes-Benz Museum is the world's first fully driverless SAE Level Four parking function to be approved by authorities.
The tie up will allow both automakers to co-develop AI self-driving systems, while Ford will get to use Volkswagen's electric vehicle architecture.
Volvo and Uber presented a jointly developed production car capable of driving by itself, the next step in the strategic collaboration between both companies.
Jaguar Land Rover has fitted 'virtual eyes' to intelligent pods to understand how humans will trust self-driving vehicles.
An entirely electric, fully automatic concept for horizontal and vertical mobility has been imagined by Audi, Italdesign and Airbus.
General Motors has announced that it will take the next step towards the future with self-driving vehicle manufacturing in Michigan, U.S.A.
The Nanyang Technological University and the Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research have agreed to collaborate on research on autonomous cars.
With the help of a futuristic driving simulator, Audi is exploring ways in which a self-driving car's interior can become the perfect workplace.
Volvo Cars, Autoliv and NVIDIA have joined forces with Zenuity to develop advanced systems and software for self-driving cars.
The BMW Group is well-positioned to meet the challenges of automated and autonomous driving in the years ahead, with development of the BMW iNext by 2021.