L2+ Autonomy Is Good Enough to Stop Selling Safety
Driver-assist systems have quietly become the product differentiator that matters more than horsepower.
Buyers no longer care about 0-60
Surveys across five markets show lane-keeping, adaptive cruise and hands-free highway driving now rank above acceleration in purchase decisions.
The winner of the next decade is not the automaker with the fastest car — it is the one whose L2+ stack feels trustworthy on a rainy night drive.
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