Mercedes' SAE Level 3 conditionally automated driving system receives certification in Nevada.
, to be shipped from Germany to customers in the United States starting in the second half of 2023.
The move follows similar certification in Germany last year, where Level 3 vehicles are legally allowed to drive themselves, with drivers prepared to take over if prompted, on parts of the Autobahn at limited speeds., much like Level 2 systems on cars today. The difference: Level 2 will disengage if the driver does not pay attention to the road.
The U.S. is different because rules differ across the country, and driving laws are regulated state by state. In Germany, driving regulations are national law, equally applicable in all regions. Eventually Mercedes wants to add more states, countries, and models running Drive Pilot Level 3.
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