Nissan's next-generation car

Nissan's next-generation car

A test driver touches the dashboard of a next-generation car unveiled Wednesday Aug. 19 by Nissan Motor Co. The vehicle, dubbed ITS (Intelligent Transport System) CAR 2001-1, is equipped with 30 different types of driver-support information systems. It will be exhibited at an international seminar on ITS technology slated for Oct. 12-16 in Seoul.

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