The all-new Mercedes S Class 2020 announces its self-driving level

The all-new Mercedes S Class 2020 announces its self-driving level

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The new Mercedes-Benz S Class 2020 is now being tested and tested by the German Mercedes-Benz manufacturer.

Today, our team has received official details of the level of self-driving systems to be provided in the all-new Mercedes S Class 2020.

According to official information provided by Mr. Ola Källenius, the next CEO of Daimler, the German company that owns the Mercedes Benz brand as an alternative to the current Chairman Dieter Zetsche, he told Autmoative News, the next generation Mercedes S Class will provide third- Level 3.

This official statement confirms that Mercedes will not provide this level of self-driving in the S Class a year before the availability of cars in BMW rival BMW will initially provide specifically the production version of the model BMW test BMW Vision iNext, which depends entirely on Electric power, but the third German company Audi was in the race to provide the third level of self-driving in the Audi A8 2019 car competition for both the S Class and the seventh category, which already experienced the enormous technology available when we tested for the first time with our colleague Musab Shaasha.

For further explanation, the self-driving systems available in production vehicles such as Tesla and Cadillac of Level 2, which means that the Mercedes S Class 2020 represents a quantum leap for the future for a commercial production vehicle for sale in the world markets, the third level of self-leadership Includes complete control of car steering systems via an internal computer without the need for driver intervention even in terms of control !!! But this level does not dispel the presence of a human driver sitting behind the steering wheel to intervene in rare emergencies, God forbid.

Level 4 and Level 5 self-driving systems do not require a human driver in vehicles and do not require a steering wheel but are currently available on test cars and are not commercially available By the international governments, which are very fearful of the danger of this highly sophisticated technology, which makes the cars go entirely based on decisions issued by them and obscures human intervention in various circumstances.