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The Navya Arma vehicle, a self-driving bus, is designed to navigate fixed routes for shuttle services while avoiding obstacles. In Tokyo, Japan's SoftBank and Mitsubishi Estate demonstrate this self-driving bus. It can carry up to 15 passengers and has a maximum speed of 45 kph. Navya assists cities around the world in improving their transport offer with its autonomous, driverless and electric solutions. The company is pioneer and specialist in the autonomous vehicle market. Let us take a look at the pictures where Japan's SoftBank and Mitsubishi Estate demonstrate self-driving bus named Navya Arma:
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The Japanese government has been pushing autonomous driving technologies ahead of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics through public- and private-sector cooperation. (Image: Reuters)
Japan's SoftBank and Mitsubishi Estate demonstrate a self-driving bus named Navya Arma, during the demonstration event in what organisers say will be Tokyo's first test on public roads, in Tokyo. (Image: Reuters) -
SB Drive, a subsidiary of Japan's SoftBank, is an entity created in 2016 to develop autonomous vehicle technology majorly for public transport. (Image: Reuters)
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Navya sold two autonom shuttles to SB Drive. (Image: Reuters)
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Navya is continuing its international conquest. (Image: Reuters)
The new smart mobility solutions Navya is offering can anticipate passenger expectations. (Image: Reuters) -
The logo of French maker Navya is seen on the body of a self-driving bus named Navya Arma during it's demonstration by Japan's SoftBank and Mitsubishi Estate in Tokyo, Japan. (Image: Reuters)
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Navya benefits from an overall vision and expertise in automobile technology and software solutions. (Image: Reuters)
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