Nissan Motor Co. is expanding its autonomous vehicle testing program to Kobe, Japan. The automaker announced a new pilot project scheduled to run from December 8 to December 18. This initiative marks the latest phase in the company’s efforts to integrate self-driving technology into urban transportation networks.
The upcoming trials serve as a precursor to a broader commercial rollout. Nissan plans to launch a paid autonomous mobility service in the region by 2027. This timeline aligns with the manufacturer’s strategy to develop and refine driverless transport solutions for public use. The company has not yet released specific details regarding the vehicle models or the exact routes involved in the December pilot program.
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