Mercedes-Benz, one of the German-based automobile giants, begins to inform the autonomous driving vehicles with turquoise lights in Germany.
Mercedes-Benz, thanks to the official approval, will now equip the autonomous driving test vehicles with turquoise lights based on Germany. When these lights are active, everyone around the vehicle He’il know you’re in autonomous driving. The company, which has previously tested this infrastructure in the USA, positions turquoise lights in the front and back, as well as to the sides. The company, which chose the turquoise color for easily separated from other lights in the vehicles, had previously raised the speed of the autonomous driving system in Germany. The autonomous driving system called “Drive Pilot Level 3 olan offered for certain Mercedes-Benz vehicles (allowing the eye to leave the steering wheel and the hands from the steering wheel) was made at a speed of 95 km/h with the official approval received. Mercedes hopes to reach a speed of 130 km/h by 2030 in Germany.
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