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OCT
17
2012

New Nissan Leaf’s Autonomous System Could Make Cars Safer

Multiple media outlets across the nation have been reporting that Nissan has unveiled a new prototype of the Nissan Leaf vehicle that would insert certain autonomous features in newer models of the company’s EVs.

According to the news, the new model would have its own autonomous system that would allow the vehicle to park itself, without having to use the driver’s intervention.

Experts were able to participate in a special demonstration of Nissan’s new system, which is called “Autonomous Emergency Steering System”. According to specialists the new autonomous system offers drivers the opportunity to be safer while behind the wheel because of the car’s automatic steering and braking systems. If a collision is imminent, the system will avoid it by triggering the braking system much faster than the driver would, especially because he or she may not notice the collision danger ahead.

Hopefully, this system will help to keep Nissan Leaf drivers safe in the future. Consumers are already choosing to take into account safety features ahead of most other factors, which could make the Nissan Leaf a much more popular model.

For more details regarding this new autonomous system and how it could save lives, click here for the full article and review.

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