In November 2015, Volvo unveiled Concept 26, a model of its self-driving car’s interior. This unveiling is a part of the automaker’s still-in-development programme, ‘Drive-Me’, in which 100 self-driving and connected cars will be given to motorists around the Swedish city of Gothenburg by 2017. Yet, there is a concern with this new technology—who would be responsible in the event of an accident? (read more) "Volvo Discusses Liability Plans for Driverless Car"