ProPILOT autonomous drive technology found in Nissan Serena was elected as the 2016-2017 Japan Car of The Year (J-COTY) Innovation Award. The jury's decision is based on the reason of technologies and systems offer security as well as comfort.
This technology became a manifestation of the vision of Nissan Intelligent Mobility is the purpose to develop the technology for the sake of security. Also, create an integrated car on the surrounding environment, as well as creating a vehicle that can provide a pleasant driving experience.
Technically, ProPILOT is backed technology 8-12 cameras, simultaneously detects the lane markings, the car in front of him, and all the situations that are around. Actually, the car will drive their own based on images from different cameras.
The driver stayed on the gas pedal, although previously there are some buttons that must be pressed. Although moving the steering wheel itself, but there is a signal requesting the driver did not let go completely hands off the steering wheel, in anticipation of the worst.
Indonesia
Create Indonesia, people can enjoy the technology that reflects Nissan Intelligent Mobility Nissan on premium products, such as the X-Trail, Navara and Grand Livina.
The technology is already present is Active Ride Control, Active Trace Control, Active Engine Brake, Nissan Safety Shield, Xtronic CVT Advanced Technology, Hands Free Power Door, Hill Start Assist, Around View Monitor, also the Hybrid engine on the X-Trail.
Head of Communication NMI, Hana Maharani, explained that the vision of Nissan Intelligent Mobility becomes a reflection of the technological innovation that will be presented by Nissan in the future. This vision is also applied in Indonesia that has been seen in some excellent products Nissan.
"Nissan Intelligent Mobility will promote leading edge automotive technology to ensure that all consumers have access to innovation, including in Indonesia. Going forward, we will hold an ongoing program to introduce it to the community vision that will run entirely by 2017, "said Hana.