- autonomous capabilities
- all-wheel drive
- all-electric (CAVS first all-electric vehicle)
- designed to operate in off-road environments
- advanced electric powertrain
- off-road data collecting capabilities because of various sensors
“We believe the exploration of how advanced technology is applied, will also carry over to a better understanding of how repair specialists will interact with a future-state of the industry that has a greater prevalence of autonomous vehicles and how autonomous vehicles will present different challenges for collision repair professionals, added Doude.”
Follow the reveal and on Facebook pages for the Center for Advanced Vehicular Systems – CAVS and Society of Collision Repair Specialists, and Twitter at @CAVS_MSSTATE.
Additionally, catch Matthew Doude’s presentation, Evolving Automotive Design for an Autonomous Future, during SCRS’ IDEAS Collide Showcase on Friday, November 2nd from 10:00am – noon in room N241. The IDEAS Collide Showcase will tackle this and other similar topics that either highlight disruption, or provide solution in the collision repair industry. Ten speakers will deliver fast-paced presentations designed to stimulate thought, innovation and resolution of business challenges with brash, outspoken and thought-provoking concepts. Registration will be available onsite.
For more information about SCRS, or to join as a member, please visit www.scrs.com, call 1-877-841-0660 or email [email protected].