Hyundai Mobis: Level 3 self-driving by '22

Hyundai Mobis displayed its driver-assistance system mock-up in Seoul. The supplier uses the term to cover advanced safety and autonomous driving.

April 17, 2017 05:00 AM

YONGIN, South Korea -- Hyundai Mobis Co. plans to start mass production of an autonomous driving system that will enable highway driving without human intervention by 2022.

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