… of automated vehicles. We hypothesize that consumers’ intended adoption of automated
vehicles can be captured largely by their perceptions regarding the potential benefits/concerns …

… approaching transition to fullyautomated vehicles, the question of consumers’ acceptance of
… words, what do consumers expect from these vehicles and how best should consumers be …

… control and more, innovations around autonomous and highly automated vehicle … have
surveyed consumer perceptions about vehicle safety systems, vehicle automation and alternative …

… use in the passenger vehicle sector. We investigate consumer response to FAVs and perceptions
of FAV … Here, FAVs refer to vehicles that can assume all driving tasks under most or all …

… While the opinions and perceptions towards shared automated vehicles are likely to fluctuate
in the coming years as more and more information relating to the potential of such sharing …

… vehicles and estimate their own purchase intentions. This study finds that PEV early adopters
have positive perceptions of automated vehicles… consumers perceived automated vehicles …

… Third, the definitions of perceived risk and perceived usefulness given in the present study
cover more than one aspect. However, we did not test if there was heterogeneity in the results …

… (30,000) miles are more likely to adopt CAV (ECAV), which can be because of their perceptions
that they may use their in-vehicle time more efficiently in automated vehicle options [11]. …

… a new vehicle technology. By surveying these consumers this study will produce results
that are representative of the perceptions of those who are likely to purchase new vehicle …

… Two of the four scenarios relate to automated driving and distinguish between privately
owned and access-based (“shared”) automated vehicles. Both scenarios perform worse on the …