The continuous advance of the automotive industry is leading to the emergence of more advanced driver assistance systems that enable the automation of certain tasks and that are undoubtedly aimed at achieving vehicles in which the driving task can be completely delegated. All these advances will bring changes in the paradigm of the automotive market, as is the case of insurance. For this reason, CESVIMAP and the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid are working on an Autonomous Testing pLatform for insurAnce reSearch (ATLAS) to study this technology and obtain first-hand knowledge about the responsibilities of each of the agents involved in the development of the vehicles of the future. This work gathers part of the advancements made in ATLAS, which have made it possible to have an autonomous vehicle with which to perform tests in real environments and demonstrations bringing the vehicle closer to future users. As a result of this work, and in collaboration with the Johannes Kepler University Linz, the impact, degree of acceptance and confidence of users in autonomous vehicles has been studied once they have taken a trip on board a fully autonomous vehicle such as ATLAS. This study has found that, while most users would be willing to use an autonomous vehicle, the same users are concerned about the use of this type of technology. Thus, understanding the reasons for this concern can help define the future of autonomous cars.

翻译：汽车行业的持续进步正在推动更先进驾驶辅助系统的涌现，这些系统能够实现特定任务的自动化，并无疑致力于实现驾驶任务可完全委派的车辆。所有这些进展将带来汽车市场格局的改变，保险领域便是其中之一。为此，CESVIMAP与马德里卡洛斯三世大学正共同研发用于保险研究的自主测试平台（ATLAS），以深入探究该技术并获取关于未来汽车开发中各参与方责任的一手资料。本文汇集了ATLAS平台的部分研究成果，该平台已成功打造出一辆可在真实环境中进行测试并向未来用户演示的自动驾驶车辆。通过与林茨约翰·开普勒大学合作，本研究基于用户乘坐ATLAS全自动驾驶车辆的体验，分析了他们对自动驾驶汽车的接受度、信任度与影响程度。研究发现，尽管多数用户愿意使用自动驾驶汽车，但他们同样对此类技术存有顾虑。因此，理解这些顾虑的成因将有助于定义自动驾驶汽车的未来发展方向。