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SEARCHNEW YORK – Electronic technology will have a huge impact on cars in coming years. Here are five breaking trends, along with a list of cars that put the latest technology to good use
NEW YORK – Electronic technology will have a huge impact on cars in coming years. Here are five breaking trends, along with a list of cars that put the latest technology to good use, according to Forbes.
1. In-Car Computing, such as in-dash computers, Web surfing and e-mailing, and the all-in-one PC.
2. MP3
Player Connectivity, including iPod integration.
3. Bluetooth Integration that is hands-free.
4. Advanced
GPS Navigation, including real-time traffic information and landmark data.
5. Factory Infusion, as more manufacturers are adding complex electronic devices at the factory.
A study conducted by GfK Custom Research, based in New York, asked adults what options they would be interested in having on their car: GPS Navigation was the most-desired technology out of the five spotlighted in this article. Internet access was the least desired of all, with 24 percent of respondents expressing interest. Built-in Bluetooth capability was near the bottom in terms of desirability, with 38 percent of those surveyed expressing interest.
Low-tech
and long-used remote starting systems that allow vehicles to be started and
warmed up without having to get in the car and turn the ignition topped GfK’s
list.
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