Jaguar is researching all-terrain self-driving technology for Land Rover vehicles that can adapt to different road surfaces using a mix of radar, cameras, and ultrasonic sound to help vehicles adapt to off-road surfaces. No official news has been released regarding when this system may come to market, but given off-road vehicles are central to Land Rover’s image it is expected to be a priority. The company also announced plans to develop an autonomous vehicle platform called “Jaguar” which will allow the automaker to offer its customers more advanced features in their vehicles.
Jaguar is researching all-terrain self-driving technology for Land Rover vehicles that can adapt to different road surfaces using a mix of radar, cameras, and ultrasonic sound to help vehicles adapt to off-road surfaces. No official news has been released regarding when this system may come to market, but given off-road vehicles are central to Land Rover’s image it is expected to be a priority. This is yet another sign the British automaker is taking self-driving vehicles seriously, as previously reported, it intends to launch around 100 self-driving research vehicles over the next four years to test a range of different autonomous driving technologies on English roads.