Renault-Nissan faces stiff competition in the race to produce the first mass-produced autonomous car. Last year, Tesla introduced autonomous features via a software update on its Model S, and more recently, technology that allows owners to summon their car. It’s clear driveless technology is becoming a more prominent feature for the motoring industry, with more than half of new cars sold in 2015 featuring some form of autonomous system. Of the sytems currently on offer, the majority of car buyers choose emergency braking and blind spot monitoring.
