Nissan counts on Bosch, Continental

Nissan vehicles' automated braking systems use radar to monitor proximity to the vehicle ahead. Nissan plans to make the technology standard on most of its U.S. vehicles for the 2018 model year.

August 02, 2017 05:00 AM

Robert Bosch and Continental AG will move into high volume production this year to supply Nissan Motor Co. with advanced automated braking systems across most of its U.S. product line.

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