Robo-car breaks world speed record! Fully-autonomous PoliMOVE car reaches an incredible 192.2mph

A robotic car has broken the world speed record, reaching impressive speeds of 192.2mph (309.3kph). The car, developed by a team from the Politecnico di Milano, called PoliMOVE, is fully autonomous and took to the track on the Space Shuttle airstrip at NASA's Kennedy Space Centre this week. During the test drive, the racecar clocked speeds of 192.2mph (309.3kph), 'This test run was exhilarating, and we are thrilled with the world record, but we're also excited by the fact that this data will be made available to all, and the industry will benefit from our work and learnings,' said Professor Sergio Savaresi, team lead from the Politecnico di Milano. The car, developed by a team from the Politecnico di Milano, called PoliMOVE, is fully autonomous and took to the track on the Space Shuttle airstrip at NASA's Kennedy Space Centre this week The racecar previously took to the track on 7 January, during the Indy Autonomous Challenge in Las Vegas – the first head-to-head race between autonomous cars.