A video showing a purported self-driving car demonstration in Pakistan ends with a crash into a parked police van. The incident happens during what appears to be a live or recorded public display, as the vehicle veers off its intended path and strikes the stationary van, according to the reports.
Both outlets describe the crash being widely shared and discussed online. Social media users respond with jokes, memes, and mixed reactions that range from mocking to sympathetic. The coverage frames the event as part of a broader conversation about autonomous vehicle development, highlighting that demonstrations can fail unpredictably even when presented as technological progress.
While the sources agree on the central facts—the self-driving claim, the live-streamed demonstration, and the collision with a police van—their tone differs. NDTV emphasizes the internet reaction and the shock of the outcome, while Times of India uses more descriptive language around the “nightmare” framing and the trolling that follows. Neither outlet provides additional authoritative details about injuries, official investigations, or the vehicle’s technical verification beyond the online footage context.
