Everything you need to know about autonomous cars
A quick but detailed look at how they work and whether they're worth waiting for
With hybrid and electric technology already moving in leaps and bound and autonomous driving gaining a lot of popularity, the spotlight has now shifted towards bringing the two together. Brands have been spending a lot of their time and money in perfecting autonomous driving technology before they can get it to mass production because of the obvious perils.
Now while we know quite a bit about electric and hybrid technology, the latter is still comparatively new to most of us. So here’s a quick but detailed look at everything you need...
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