What Level is Autonomous Driving L3?

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VanGiselle
07/29/25 4:44pm
Autonomous Driving L3 represents the fourth level of vehicle autonomous driving technology, which is categorized into six levels from L0 to L5. The definition of Autonomous Driving L3 is as follows: the driver no longer needs to keep hands and feet on standby, as the vehicle can independently perform almost all driving operations. However, the driver must still remain attentive to handle situations that the artificial intelligence might not be able to manage. During autonomous driving, the autonomous system and the driver do not share responsibility, adhering to relevant regulations. Whenever the autonomous system encounters road conditions it cannot handle, multiple effective notifications ensure a safe and smooth handover between the autonomous system and the driver.
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