Bentley boss calls Level 3 autonomy 'dangerous'

Bentley will provide a more sophisticated version of its Level 2 driver assistance system in its first full-electric car rather than offer Level 3 autonomy.

March 28, 2024 05:00 AM

Bentley CEO Adrian Hallmark has declared Level 3 autonomous driving "dangerous," therefore the Volkswagen Group subsidiary will focus on adding more advanced driver assistance systems instead.

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