Autonomous vehicles

Self-driving cars are on their way

Strategy consultants LSP Digital have gotten to grips with the world of autonomous vehicles to reveal the companies planning to release an autonomous vehicle. The number of companies with such aspirations for the next five years is rather high with the likes of VW, Ford and BMW all planning a self-driving vehicle. The level at which the technology is expected to be performing is also impressive. From 2018 to 2021, twelve producers are looking to have cars that operate between level 3 and level 5 on the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) scale of autonomy.

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This chart shows the companies planning to release a self-driving vehicle in the next five years.

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Global autonomous driving patent filings: leading companies 2010-2017+
Global autonomous driving patent filings: leading companies 2010-2017
California - autonomous driving disengagements per km driven 2016+
California - autonomous driving disengagements per km driven 2016
Autonomous driving features: global market 2016-2025+
Autonomous driving features: global market 2016-2025
Share of Americans by their opinions about self-driving delivery trucks 2017+
Share of Americans by their opinions about self-driving delivery trucks 2017
Brands associated with self-driving vehicles in logistics 2017+
Brands associated with self-driving vehicles in logistics 2017
Americans: self-driving vehicles for the transportation of mail or package 2017+
Americans: self-driving vehicles for the transportation of mail or package 2017

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