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Automakers advance Level 3 self-driving cars, but safety and demand concerns delay widespread adoption.
Automakers are pushing toward Level 3 autonomous driving, enabling hands-off operation under specific conditions, with Ford, GM, and Honda planning rollouts by 2028.
However, high development costs, safety concerns, and uncertain liability have led Mercedes-Benz and Stellantis to pause or abandon Level 3 efforts.
Tesla aims for a robotaxi launch in select U.S. cities by mid-2026.
Experts question Level 3’s viability due to technical challenges in driver handover and low consumer demand, with many companies now prioritizing more affordable Level 2 systems.
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Los fabricantes de automóviles avanzan en los autos autónomos de Nivel 3, pero los problemas de seguridad y demanda retrasan la adopción generalizada.