What are the models of L4 autonomous driving cars?
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Some models with L4 autonomous driving are as follows: 1. Model-3: Class: Mid-size sedan. From the Model-S to the current Model-3, there are always some features that set it apart from other cars. 2. Model-S: Class: Large mid-size sedan. The Tesla Model-S is a pure electric large mid-size car, whose exaggerated performance and abundant cutting-edge technologies make it a rare competitor in the market.
I've been keeping an eye on L4 autonomous vehicles because they represent high automation and can drive themselves in specific areas. Waymo One is the most famous example—it's a modified Jaguar I-PACE that offers taxi services in Phoenix and San Francisco, where you can hail a ride via smartphone. There's also the Cruise Origin, a purpose-built vehicle developed by General Motors, designed like a large glass box, already undergoing test operations in San Francisco. Beyond that, Tesla aims for L4 capability, but their current Full Self-Driving is still in beta, considered L2+. Baidu Apollo provides Robotaxi services in Beijing and Changsha using Hongqi electric vehicles, though it's limited to certain zones. None of these vehicles are sold directly to consumers as personal cars; they're primarily for ride-hailing services or commercial deployment. The driving experience is quite smooth, with a full suite of sensors including LiDAR and cameras ensuring safety in speed-limited zones. L4 vehicles are still evolving, with limited urban coverage and potential restrictions in rain or snow. If you're in Silicon Valley or similar areas, trying one firsthand is thrilling—it's truly changing how we travel.
