I am excited about this next safety leap.Technology could help save lives before impact.
- Murali krishna
- Aug 10
- 1 min read
India is making safety a requirement, not choice.
V2V systems may become mandatory from 2028.
This is a significant automotive shift.
Vehicles could share speed and position.
They could also share sudden braking.
That enables warnings before collisions happen. 🚗
This changes accident prevention fundamentally
Instead of reacting after an accident occurs.
This step enables us to move beyond passive safety.
Now, vehicles can actively exchange information.
I have seen vehicle safety evolve for decades.
V2V could be our next big step.
It is exciting seeing Indian automotive safety evolve.
From mechanical integrity to seat belts,
V2V could add another important layer.
But implementation brings interesting engineering challenges.
Different brands need common communication standards.
Cybersecurity and privacy become critical too. 🔐
Added hardware will also increase vehicle cost.
I find the preventive approach exciting and practical.
Can V2V actually reduce India's accidents significantly?
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