Which Cars Can Drive Autonomously?

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LeHope
07/29/25 1:46pm
Currently, autonomous driving cars include: Tesla Model X, Volvo XC90, Audi Q7, Volkswagen Tayron, and Geely Binyue. The expansion of autonomous vehicles is as follows: 1. Definition: Autonomous vehicles, also known as driverless cars or computer-driven cars, are unmanned ground vehicles with transport power. 2. Levels: Level 0 is completely operated by the driver; Level 1 means the car can assist the driver in completing certain driving tasks under specific conditions; at Level 2, autonomous driving can complete certain driving tasks, but the driver needs to constantly monitor the surrounding environment and be ready to take over in case of danger, which is the autonomous driving technology that many current autonomous vehicles have achieved; Level 3 means the driver hardly needs to be ready to take over, and the car can independently complete all actions; Levels 4 and 5 represent fully autonomous driving technology, where the car no longer requires driver control, with the difference being that Level 4 is fully independent only under specific conditions such as highways, while Level 5 operates under any conditions.
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