As Detroit prepares for the day when roads are shared with autonomous vehicles, hear one auto giant's vision for incorporating new technologies into its plants and future fleets. Here’s what we know about autonomous vehicles: They’ll be safer and smarter than the cars parked in our driveways today. It wasn’t long ago that a top automotive supplier was talking about providing fully driverless systems for production vehicles by 2019. Uber thought it would have 75,000 autonomous vehicles operating by this year. Elon Musk pointed in to a similar horizon in 2014 when a group of Journal editors and reporters asked him when he thought an entirely...

Source: Wall Street Journal May 24, 2019 17:02 UTC