  In this paper, we use a New Radio (NR) Vehicular-to-everything (V2X) standard
compliant simulator based on ns-3, to study the impact of NR numerologies on
the end-to-end performance. In particular, we focus on NR V2X Mode 2, used for
autonomous resource selection in out-of-coverage communications, and consider
the two key procedures defined in 3GPP: sensing and non-sensing based resource
selection. We pay particular attention to the interplay between the operational
numerology and the resource selection window length, a key parameter of NR V2X
Mode 2. The results in a standard-compliant, end-to-end simulation platform
show that in all cases, for basic service messages, a higher numerology is
beneficial because of different reasons, depending on the way the resource
selection window length is established.
