In Pictures: China mandates unified L3/L4 autonomous driving safety standard

China's new unified safety standard for L3/L4 autonomous vehicles applies to premium models like this one showcased in a serene setting.

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The mandate covers high-level automated driving tests, as seen with this modern car on an empty Shanghai racetrack.

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Electric vehicles, such as this sleek model, are central to China's autonomous driving safety regulations.

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The new safety framework applies to diverse vehicle types, including sporty SUVs with advanced driver assistance.

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Charging infrastructure is part of the broader ecosystem supporting L3/L4 autonomous electric vehicles.

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Accessible vehicle designs, like this wheelchair-lift minivan, are included under China's autonomous driving safety guidelines.

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Unified safety standards extend to charging stations, ensuring compatibility with automated driving systems.

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Urban environments with complex traffic patterns are a focus for L3/L4 autonomous driving safety regulations.

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The mandate aims to standardize safety for all autonomous vehicles, including compact electric smart cars.

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