Nissan to test self-driving cars

Nissan to test self-driving cars

Photo taken in Yokohama near Tokyo on Oct. 3, 2025, shows a Nissan Motor Co. vehicle to be used for a self-driving test scheduled from late November to late January. Nissan will use five Serena-based minivans with passengers chosen from the general public, seated without taking the wheel, with the aim of commercializing self-driving services in fiscal 2027.

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