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The 2023 edition started last Thursday and ended yesterday afternoon. It’s a great opportunity for car manufacturers to show the world their latest innovations and new technologies.<\/p>\n
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To begin with, the latest spectacular visual innovation from BMW<\/strong> is sure to impress. Indeed, the car brand presented a concept car whose body can change color. Named I-Vision Dee<\/strong><\/em>, for digital emotional experience, it has 240 cells (or lights), offering 32 different colors<\/strong>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n These lights are able to change autonomously, and in several different ways. The revolution is not only in its chameleon side, but also in its windshield which can be used as a real screen<\/strong>. Indeed, a five-position slider integrated into the dashboard fabric allows the user to choose the size of the projection. In other words, the windshield becomes the dashboard.\u00a0 The driver can choose to switch to a full-width display, or even project an image onto it; in autonomous driving mode, for example. \u00a0The German group claims that the advances of this technology will be used as early as 2025 on the future 100% electric Neu Class sedan.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n The American carmaker Chrysler,<\/strong> which wants to become 100% electric by 2028, is already thinking about the interiors of tomorrow. Its Synthesis concept, presented at the Consumer Electronics Show, is a step in this direction. It synthesizes the best of Stellantis’ design and technology. It incorporates Level 3 autonomous driving technology<\/strong>. In other words, the car is equipped with artificial intelligence that detects the habits of each occupant, to offer personalized driving. Eco-responsibility is also part of this new project: its materials are 100% recyclable and its fabrics are made from recycled plastic bottles.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Japanese carmaker Honda has teamed up with Sony<\/strong> to develop a 100% electric sedan. Called AFEELA<\/strong>, this car also announces a level 3 autonomous driving. The interior is bright and uncluttered and has a large digital panel on the entire dashboard. The feat comes from the car’s intelligence, which includes 45 sensors and cameras and is capable of performing 800 trillion operations per second. Could it be the future of the autonomous car<\/strong> and a direct competitor to Tesla and Lucid?<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n During the show, Volkswagen<\/strong> presented many innovations, with the latest information on its next electric sedan<\/strong>. The model that was initially called ID Aero, revealed its final name during the Consumer Electronics Show: ID7<\/strong>. This large sedan is equipped with a 15-inch touchscreen tablet, but its real novelty comes from its autonomy which would reach 700 kilometers.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Read also >Lucid raises funds<\/a><\/p>\nChrysler: between innovation and eco-responsibility<\/h2>\n
Honda x Sony: a partnership that works<\/h2>\n
Volkswagen: a new electric sedan<\/h2>\n