Which cars have L5 autonomous driving?
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Currently, there are no L5-level autonomous driving models available on the market. L5 is the highest level of autonomous driving, which means the vehicle can accelerate and decelerate completely without human intervention. With current technology, this is still unattainable. The A8L is currently the highest-level autonomous driving model available, reaching L3. Below are some models with relatively advanced autonomous driving systems: 1. Model 3: The Model 3’s front fascia doesn’t have many lines, but it features sharp angles and smooth curves paired with butterfly-wing-shaped headlights, giving an overall agile and sharp impression without appearing overly aggressive. 2. Model S: The Tesla Model S is a pure electric mid-to-large-sized sedan with exaggerated performance and abundant cutting-edge technology, making it a rare competitor in the market. As a family car, its rear seating space is passable, though the seat comfort is quite good, and the trunk space is decent. The interior craftsmanship is average. Autopilot, as one of its major selling points, doesn’t perform exceptionally well in practice and still requires refinement. 3. XPeng P7: Positioned as a mid-size pure electric vehicle, the XPeng P7 features a futuristic overall exterior design, with a closed front grille design, maintaining a minimalist style like many other new energy vehicles. The interior of the P7 is just as simple as its exterior, creating a more homely and avant-garde cabin atmosphere. Its maximum range reaches 706km, currently the top level in China, with owner feedback indicating an actual range of over 600km.
