Could this self-driving Renault be ready to take on track driving?

London -  Renault announced it has developed an autonomous control system that can handle challenging driving scenarios. In an industry first, the system can demonstrate road obstacle avoidance as well as professional test drivers.

These drivers served as the inspiration and the benchmark for this achievement at Renault Open Innovation Lab – Silicon Valley.

Advancing autonomous driving tech

Simon Hougard, Director of Renault Open Innovation Lab – Silicon Valley: "At Groupe Renault, we are focused on being an innovation leader in products, technology and design. 

Our innovation efforts aim to develop advanced autonomous driving technologies that consumers can trust will create a safer, more comfortable journey."

The Renault Open Innovation Lab is part of the network within the Alliance and is focused on improving safety and advancing autonomous driving technology.

With this new innovation, Groupe Renault is leveraging the strength of The Alliance and supports the launch of more than 15 Renault models with different levels of autonomous driving capabilities by 2022.