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      04-16-2021, 03:12 PM   #54
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Originally Posted by kyriian View Post
Infiniti, of all brands introduced steer by wire for the Q50 in 2014, while it is still not fully steer by wire (they do have a redundant mechanical rack as back-up) , it is the beginning
https://www.wired.com/2014/06/infini...steer-by-wire/
Very aware of that, yep. They ditched it when they refreshed the car, and, like you say, it wasn't really a true steer by wire system to begin with.

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Originally Posted by 5.M0NSTER View Post
Oh, X-by-wire will happen before 2030. How do I know? I'm leading a team currently working on it for the next German OEM technology flagship. SOP likely 2027 (advertised as earlier, though not likely) ... but still. Just saying.
I'm sure that'll be a very fine product when it hits the market six years from now. I stand by what I say though - we're still a long way from steer and brake by wire becoming the default setup. Lots of great vehicles designed to be driven hard are coming between now and then.
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