Fiat Chrysler and Waymo just announced an exclusive deal for advanced self-driving technology
FCA and Waymo had already collaborated on the Waymo One ride-hailing service in Arizona; Waymo One uses Chrysler Pacifica minivans.
"FCA has selected Waymo as its exclusive, strategic technology partner for [level 4] fully self-driving technology across FCA's full product portfolio," the automaker said in a statement posted at the Waymo blog. The "Driver" is Waymo terminology for a combination of hardware and software that can perform as well as, or ideally better than, a human driver. "Level 4" has beenas "high automation," with a self-driving vehicle capable of performing all driving functions "under certain conditions," with a human driver still able to take control. NHTSA says that it's one step short of level 5, where the vehicle can drive itself under all conditions.
"Guided by the Waymo Driver," FCA CEOP Mike Manley said in a statement, those Pacificas "have now safely and reliably driven more fully autonomous miles than any other vehicle on the planet."
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