Ferrari: Autonomous driving? Not needed.
Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna said Ferrari will not make fully autonomous cars. “We want the pleasure of driving to belong to humans, not chips.” He emphasized that Ferrari will still keep the steering wheel and driver’s seat in the future, because “otherwise, why would you buy a Ferrari?”
Honestly, I quite agree with this view.
In my opinion, for daily commuting and city travel, electric cars combined with increasingly mature smart-driving technology will definitely become mainstream. For most people, driving is basically a way to move from point A to point B. If a vehicle can do that more safely, easily, and efficiently, then of course that is a good thing.
At the same time, fuel cars and manual cars will continue to exist. Driving itself is also a kind of pleasure, just like horseback riding did not completely disappear because cars were invented.
For people who truly love driving, personally controlling the accelerator, brakes, and gear shifts, and feeling the connection between machine and human on a track, rally course, or mountain road, is an experience that autonomous driving cannot replace.
The future is not about one replacing the other, but about each finding its own place. Let smart electric cars handle efficient commuting, and leave fuel cars and manual cars to those who truly love driving.
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