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Baidu China, Changan enter the fray of autonomous vehicle.
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The race for driverless really used technology is now seriously burning the pavement of international competition is more than ever as China continues to develop its own Asian giants autonomous vehicles as search engine Baidu and Changan manufacturer have joined the previously conducted race by American companies like Google and Tesla, and just last week, two autonomous Changan cars made a trip of 1,200 miles of the southwest city of Chongqing in Beijing, marking the first test of long distance of the nation of this technology and while China may be a newcomer to the race, they're rapidly gaining ground in the international competition.
According to projections by the Boston Consulting Group, China cornering soon more than a quarter of the driverless car market, which is expected to reach 12 million by 2035 contribute to the popularity of this technology in the eastern nation seems to be accepted by the population of driverless cars in 2015, a survey by Roland Berger found that 96 percent of Chinese citizens would consider the use of an autonomous vehicle in the transport daily, while only 58 percent of Americans said the same thing and given the stage of circulation often gridlocked in China and high prevalence of accidents, some hope that the self-driving cars could improve the overall transport situation.
Ultimately, experts say, the goal for China would be to use cars without drivers taxi companies and auto service The real advantage of driverless technology really come when cars on the road are not held by people longer, but belong to fleet management services, Bill Russo, CEO of consulting firm Gao Feng, told AFP that s where you want to think about taking the driver from the equation of mobility demand is very popular here.
Already, companies like Baidu looking to introduce driverless mass technology, with plans for self-driving buses in 2018 Relying very positive feedback from the Chinese government, the Internet giant has already roads plotted for its new system transit, and seems confident that autonomous cars and buses will usher in a new era for transport in a seriously congested traffic situation and as the company grows its team dedicated to self-driving cars and 100 people it seems the new vehicle innovation frontier may slowly move abroad.
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