Foxconn EV Chief Predicts Earlier Arrival of Advanced Driverless Technology
Jun Seki, Foxconn's chief strategy officer for electric vehicles, anticipates Level 4 and higher autonomous driving to become mainstream by 2040 as costs decrease and reliability improves.
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Jun Seki, the chief strategy officer for electric vehicles at Taiwan-based electronics manufacturer Foxconn, stated that advanced autonomous driving technology is expected to be adopted sooner than previously anticipated. Speaking to Nikkei Asia on July 21, 2026, in Tokyo, Seki projected that Level 4 and higher autonomous driving systems will become mainstream by 2040 as the technology becomes more affordable and reliable.
This outlook reflects Foxconn's strategic focus on the electric vehicle sector and the accelerating pace of innovation in driverless technology.
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