First driverless vehicle to be commercially available demoed at CES 2014

Las Vegas: French company Induct showed off the primary driverless vehicle to be commercially offered within the America. The Navia shuttle is not prepared for America street traffic however, however this standing-room-only shuttle will transport up to ten individuals from purpose to purpose on university campuses or in aerodrome parking tons at speeds topping out at twelve.5 mph.

It even charges itself wirelessly. At $250,000 per vehicle, it isn't seemingly to form automotive aficionados' hearts skip a beat. however it advances the concept of the driverless automotive with turtle-like usefulness. The shuttle is already being tested on school campuses in Svizzera, UK and Singapore, in line with Induct founder Pierre Lefevre.
Lefevre same he expects to examine a number of the vehicles on public roads within the America this year, however that would need changes to existing laws.