Maserati MC20 Sets New Autonomous Speed Record at 197.7 mph
The record-breaking run at Kennedy Space Center showcases advancements in self-driving technology and its potential for highway safety.
- A modified Maserati MC20 reached a top speed of 197.7 mph, setting a new record for autonomous vehicles.
- The speed test took place at the Kennedy Space Center's 2.8-mile runway, surpassing the previous record of 192.2 mph set in 2022.
- The autonomous driving software was developed by researchers from Politecnico di Milano in collaboration with the Indy Autonomous Challenge.
- The project aims to push AI-driven systems to their limits, with insights intended to enhance safety and performance in everyday autonomous vehicles.
- Maserati's involvement highlights its commitment to integrating cutting-edge technology into its vehicles despite recent financial challenges.