The zero-emission IDS is autonomous, but not in no-steering-wheel, Google Self-Driving Car sort of way. It’s more of a cyborg approach, with distinct autonomous and manual modes. When human-piloted, the car’s sensor array “improves a driver’s ability to see, think and react,” and will assist with braking and evasive action in dangerous situations. In Piloted Drive, artificial intelligence takes over, but will actually echo the driving style of the driver that trains it (a technology that we hope will break some bad habits).