Here's How Subaru Will Achieve Zero Road Deaths By 2030

斯巴鲁has a stellar safety reputation. Thanks to its advanced safety tech and standard curve-adapted LED headlights, the2021 Subaru Ascentearned the Safety Pick+ award by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. For the 2021 model year, the斯巴鲁Forester, Legacy,Outback, and Ascent come equipped with the Japanese automaker's EyeSight safety suite, which uses two cameras to scan the road ahead to identify potential hazards such as traffic cars and pedestrians.

斯巴鲁's EyeSight package currently includes pre-collision braking, pre-collision throttle management, adaptive cruise control, lane sway departure warning, lane keep assist, and lead vehicle start alert driver assists.

Taking this a stage further, Subaru is planning to integrate advanced "AI judgement capabilities" into its EyeSight assist system to make its next-generation models much harder to crash.

斯巴鲁hasn't announced when the new AI technology will be integrated, but the Japanese automaker claims it will help achieve a target of zero fatal road accidents in 2030. To research and develop the technology, Subaru is opening a new AI development base called "Subaru Lab" next month in Shibuya, Japan, where a team of engineers will develop AI, image processing, cameras, sensors, and vehicle control.