Audi RS7 Piloted Driving Concept is an Autonomous Car That Will Race a Track On Its Own [VIDEO]
Oct 16, 2014 19:55
This is Audi's RS 7 Piloted Driving Concept car. It will lap the Hockenheim track on October 17 and 19 without a driver. According to Audi, it is the world's "sportiest piloted driving car".
The car has 552hp and a top speed of 305km/h and it is identical to the production model, but its electromechanical power steering, brakes and throttle valve and eight-speed Tiptronic transmission sends power to the quattro all-wheel drive system are controlled automatically.
The technology of the car uses corrected GPS signals for orientation on the track, and they are accurate down to a centimeter.
The RS 7 Piloted Driving Concept will drive a clean racing line at Hockenheim to prove its capabilities. Check out the videos below:
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