- Toyota's next-generation advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) arrives in 2028.
- It could potentially be more capable than today's system, which offers adaptive cruise control and lane centering.
- The automaker isn't copying Tesla's Full-Self Driving system, though. Toyota's version will have more guardrails in place.
Toyota is preparing to roll out an advanced driver assistance system that will compete with Tesla's Full Self-Driving (Supervised), though the underlying technical approach may be quite different. The automaker currently offers adaptive cruise control with lane centering, lane change assist, and auto park, but the upcoming system might potentially be even more capable.