The V2V technology introduced by GM this time is an omnidirectional object positioning sensor based on GPS global positioning system and wireless communication, which can give the car a "sixth sense". The system provides automatic safety protection functions, such as lane change warning, blind zone detection, vehicle emergency stop, forward collision warning, automatic braking and intersection collision warning. This system terminal can also interact with road infrastructure, pedestrians and non motor vehicle drivers. With the application of this technology to a wider range of vehicles, vehicle traffic will eventually achieve zero collision, thus avoiding personal injury caused thereby.

　　The interactive website of the Shanghai World Expo of General Motors was officially launched a few days ago, and a series of activities with the theme of "Direct to 2030" were launched at the same time. The launch ceremony also demonstrated vehicle to vehicle information communication technology (V2V) for the first time in China. This new generation of technology terminal will become one of the highlights of General Motors at the 2010 Shanghai World Expo.

　　"Today's V2V technology is the basis of the future Internet of Vehicles technology solution that General Motors will show during the 2010 Shanghai World Expo." Tao Ailun, GM's vice president in charge of global R&D, said, "This exhibition proves GM's commitment to continuously introduce the latest technologies and R&D achievements to China."

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