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The intelligent electrification of cars is considered to be the general trend in the future, and many countries and regions are vigorously promoting the development of autopilot. Recently, KPMG, one of the four major international accounting firms, released the latest "self-driving vehicle maturity Index" report, evaluated the preparation of each country for the deployment of self-driving vehicles, and ranked 25 countries in the world.

The KPMG report ranks the Netherlands at the top of the list based on policies and legislation, technology and innovation, and infrastructure involved in self-driving cars, indicating that the Netherlands is the most prepared for self-driving cars. and the Dutch are more likely to accept self-driving cars. As for China, despite its boom in self-driving, it lags far behind other countries in terms of self-driving technology and infrastructure. China ranks 20th, 19th and 18th in terms of self-driving technology and infrastructure.

Complete ranking: 1. Netherlands, 2. Singapore, 3. Norway, 4. The United States, 5. Sweden, 6. Finland, 7. The United Kingdom, 8. Germany, 9. United Arab Emirates, 10. Japan, 11. New Zealand, 12. Canada, 13. South Korea, 14. Israel, 15. Australia, 16. Austria, 17. France, 18. Spain, 19. Czech Republic, 20. China, 21. Hungary, 22. Russia, 23. Mexico, 24. India, 25. Brazil.

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