What is the difference between autonomous driving L1-L5 technologies?

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Marcus
07/30/25 1:53am
Autonomous driving L1-L5 technologies differ in their levels of automation. Below is a detailed introduction to the differences between autonomous driving L1-L5 technologies: 1. L1 Driving Support: The autonomous driving system can assist the driver in completing certain driving tasks. Systems such as Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) and Electronic Stability Program (ESP) are examples of L1-level applications. 2. L2 Partial Automation: This includes systems like Adaptive Cruise Control, Active Lane Keeping System, Automatic Emergency Braking, and Automatic Parking System. 3. L3 Conditional Automation: Autonomous driving is possible in specific scenarios. 4. L4-L5 Full Automation: The vehicle can complete all driving tasks under all conditions. The cockpit is no longer necessary, and the car functions like a highly intelligent robot.
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