Delphi Automotive Plc will launch a small test fleet of automated taxis in Singapore next year, aiming to ferry passengers around a city district in one of the first real-world tests of automated rides on demand, the company said on Monday.
The project, run in partnership with the Singapore Land Transit Authority, will road test a concept that many companies investing in automated driving believe offers the fastest path to making such technology commercially viable.
A cab ride in a dense urban area can cost US$3 to US$4 a mile, Delphi vice-president of engineering Glen DeVos said in an interview. "We think we can get to 90 cents a mile" with an automated vehicle.
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The project, run in partnership with the Singapore Land Transit Authority, will road test a concept that many companies investing in automated driving believe offers the fastest path to making such technology commercially viable.
A cab ride in a dense urban area can cost US$3 to US$4 a mile, Delphi vice-president of engineering Glen DeVos said in an interview. "We think we can get to 90 cents a mile" with an automated vehicle.
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