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Chinese Carmaker’s Parade Of 55 Self-driving SUVs Sets New Guinness Record


A fleet of 55 Changan’s new CS55 SUVs have successfully set a new Guinness World Records for the largest parade of Self-driving cars.
Apart from setting the new world record which involves cruising along a distance of 3.2km on automatic driving mode,the Chinese automaker also demonstrated the first commercial-oriented L4-level auto-driving commercial application that involves remote automatic pickup and redelivery, specification of automatic driving on the road and remote automatic parking .
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Back in November 2017, Changan,one of the “Big Four” Chinese automakers, was granted permission to test intelligent vehicle systems on public roads in California.
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The Company also makes Mazda ,Ford, DS Automobiles (Peugeut) and Suzuki branded passenger cars for the Chinese market.
It also has a joint venture with Jiangling Motors and produces Landwind SUVs like the Landwind 7 – remember the Land Rover Evoque Copycat ?
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