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BMW wins approval to combine 'hands off' driving aids on 7 Series

BMW Level 3 7 Series 2024 Arc
An image from BMW showing Level 3 self-driving in use. The SAE rating means that the driver is free to do other things but must be ready to take control when asked. (BMW)
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Peter Sigal
June 28, 2024 08:24 AM

BMW has raised the stakes in the advanced driving assistance (ADAS) arms race by winning certification for a system that combines "hands off" SAE Level 2 and Level 3 capabilities in the 7 Series.

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