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Tokyo Motor Show: Nissan IDS Concept Car with future Of Autonomous Driving

Tokyo Motor Show: Nissan IDS Concept Car with future Of Autonomous Driving

Nissan IDS Concept Car:

The Future Of Autonomous Driving is possible with Nissan IDS Concept in Showcases of Tokyo Motor Show. Auto shows is on production cars, held in Tokyo is best known for its concept cars, many of which are truly innovative designs can change future.

Show Tokyo Motor opens till November 8.

Nissan Presenting IDS Concept Auto Drive Car


Its plan is to roll out autonomous technology one piece at a time across its lineup, starting as early as next year in some markets. Vehicles fully capable of autonomous driving would be on sale by 2020
The IDS Concept previews key engineering and design technology to be incorporated on future Nissan vehicles. This includes carbon-fiber construction, and a compact, aerodynamic shape, with fin-like vertical fenders front and rear to help the car cut efficiently through the air.

“By the time Nissan Intelligent Driving technology is available on production cars, EVs will be able to go great distances on a single charge,” Nissan design director Mitsunori Morita said in a press release announcing the IDS Concept. “Getting to this point will, of course, require the further evolution of batteries, but aerodynamic performance is also very important. We incorporated our most advanced aerodynamic technology in the design of the Nissan IDS Concept.”



Nissan says "Autonomous driving functions can be controlled by voice or gestures. A switch between the front seats called the PD Controller requires a physical action to toggle between Manual Drive and Piloted Drive—a step essential to safety."

Nissan also unveiled another concept car at the Tokyo Motor Show called Teatro for Dayz. This small hatchback was created with young people who will soon be old enough to drive—a group Nissan refers to as “share natives.” As such, this concept incorporates features that allow occupants to create and share experiences digitally with friends both onboard and online.