The video above gives us a glimpse at what the future of driving hopefully looks like. The vehicle seen is the Nissan IDS concept and it is unique in that it (in theory) offers both manual and piloted driving modes. It also learns your driving habits and preferences so that when it is in piloted mode the IDS will drive like you do. When the IDS is in manual mode, the driver is in control. It performs like a sports car and still offers assistance when needed, especially in safety situations. As you can see from the video, the IDS also communicates with the driver, other drivers, bikers, and pedestrians. The IDS isn’t just a mode of transportation, it’s also an entertainment center and a place for you to relax.
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