jeep Shows Off Autonomous Off-Road Driving Technology
Jeep Jeep today presented a video showing its autonomous driving technology conceived for off-roading. This technology seems to go against the very concept of fun-oriented off-road driving, but it can serve beginners and experts alike, says Jeep. Recall that the company is planning four new electric models for North America by 2025, two of which have already been presented in concept form: the Recon and the Wagoneer S.
In the new video, two Grand Cherokee 4xe models can be seen navigating various trails in Moab, Utah. According to Christian Meunier, head of the Jeep brand, the technology “will have real-life applications on and off the trail in a wide range of driving conditions.”
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