When—and not if—your car begins talking to other vehicles on the road, it probably won't be as profane as its driver. Both Cadillac and Mercedes-Benz are building new cars that are capable of vehicle-to-vehicle communications, albeit with one major caveat: they can't talk to each other. It's kind of like needing a power adapter when... Cadillac builds its first cars that can talk to each other
March 10, 2017 at 11:35 AM EST
When—and not if—your car begins talking to other vehicles on the road, it probably won't be as profane as its driver. Both Cadillac and Mercedes-Benz are building new cars that are capable of vehicle-to-vehicle communications, albeit with one major caveat: they can't talk to each other. It's kind of like needing a power adapter when...
When—and not if—your car begins talking to other vehicles on the road, it probably won't be as profane as its driver. Both Cadillac and Mercedes-Benz are building new cars that are capable of vehicle-to-vehicle communications, albeit with one major caveat: they can't talk to each other. It's kind of like needing a power adapter when... 