Nissan anticipates next-generation automated-driving system in 2027

Nissan's next-generation Pro Pilot system will rely in part on its in-house "ground truth perception" technology combined with software provided by British startup Wayve. — Nissan's next-generation Pro Pilot system will rely in part on its in-house "ground truth perception" technology combined with software provided by British startup Wayve. (NISSAN)

April 10, 2025 06:42 AM

Nissan Motor Co. intends to launch its next-generation ProPilot automated-driving system in fiscal year 2027, the company said.

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