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Tesla Delivers Car With No Driver: First-Ever Fully Autonomous Vehicle Delivery

Translated and dubbed using AI. #worldnews #newstoday #tesla ☞ Subscribe to MBN YouTube ☞ https://goo.gl/6ZsJGT 📢 MBN YouTube Community https://www.youtube.com/user/mbn/comm... MBN Facebook   / mbntv   MBN Instagram   / mbn_news   【 Anchor Commentary 】 Typically, when a vehicle is released, it is loaded onto a transport vehicle for delivery to the owner's home or a dealership. However, American electric vehicle company Tesla has introduced a so-called 'autonomous delivery' service, where the car drives itself to the owner's home. Without a driver, the car skillfully navigates intersections and traffic lights, and drives on the highway without any issues. Reporter Kim Tae-il has more. 【 Reporter 】 A vehicle exits the factory. However, the car is completely empty with no driver or passenger seats occupied. Using autonomous driving technology, this service allows the car to deliver itself to the contracted owner's home, known as 'autonomous delivery'. The vehicle, which departed from a factory in Texas, travels on the highway at speeds exceeding 100 km/h, managing both acceleration and deceleration autonomously. Upon entering the city, it skillfully passes intersections and traffic lights. After about 30 minutes from departure, the car accurately stops in front of the home of the purchasing owner. Tesla CEO Elon Musk emphasized, "This is complete autonomous driving with no human intervention" and stated, "It is the first in the industry to achieve fully autonomous driving on the highway without people." Tesla had previously introduced the so-called 'robotaxi' service, and thousands of autonomous taxis are already transporting passengers in China. In contrast, in South Korea, the implementation of autonomous taxi services is still at a beginner stage, having only been piloted in the Gangnam area of Seoul during late-night hours last September. ▶ Interview: Park Cheol-wan / Professor of Future Automotive Studies at Seojung University "No matter how hard we try in the industry or how advanced foreign technology wants to enter our country, it is not easy to implement autonomous driving due to regulations..." Experts advise that we should be more proactive in nurturing and showing interest in future mobility industries like autonomous driving from now on. This is MBN News, Kim Tae-il.