Nissan Motor Corp. recently showcased its driverless technology on city streets in Yokohama. The vehicle uses 14 cameras, ...

Nissan has taken a significant step toward premiering its new autonomous mobility service that aims to compete with major ...

On a recent winter day, a bus was traveling through an intersection in Tokyo with pedestrians at a speed of 30 kph.

Nissan Motor Corp has tested its driverless technology in Japan, incorporating 14 cameras ... to be more alarmed by accidents ...

A Nissan Serena minivan glides through Yokohama’s crowded streets, its steering wheel turning by itself while pedestrians in ...

Takeshi Kimura, a Nissan engineer overseeing the Japanese automaker’s self-driving technology, shows the car packed with the technology to reporters at Nissan headquarters in Yokohama ...

Video. Nissan tested its self-driving car in Yokohama, using advanced sensors to navigate traffic. While still requiring human supervision, the technology aims to address Japan’s driver shortage and ...

YOKOHAMA, Japan (AP ... insists an automaker is more adept at integrating self-driving technology with the overall workings of a car — simply because it knows cars better.

Several companies, including startups like Tier IV, are also advancing self-driving technology in the country. Currently, Japan has only approved Level Four autonomous vehicles in limited areas ...