Best New Features In Cars

Automobiles that recognize traffic lighting adjustments and count down until the next green light.

It's Cool: We spend 38 hours each year stuck in traffic, and that usually involves a lot of time looking at stoplights. During the next few decades, Audi is going to roll out a traffic lighting information system which will tell drivers how long until the upcoming green light and tell you fast or slow they should go to get to the upcoming green light, all in one system.

Windows that clean themselves and deflect liquid automatically.

It's Cool: Kia along with other auto makers are actively featuring "hydrophobic" windows because of the 2015 and 2016 car versions, which can be coated glass which stops stuff like rain, dirt, and other debris out of even touching your prized windows. It's like built-in Rain-X for your ride, without the need to use it yourself.

Access to your own Android or iPhone without having to grab them while driving.

Why It's Cool: Everyone (your daddy, your local police officer, Demi Lovato) has told you to neveruse your telephone while driving. However, Google and Apple have acknowledged that people need to see information on their phones while driving, and created Android Auto and CarPlay for easy, secure access. Both are being built-in by a ton of car makers into lots of dashboards, however, you can also get a hybrid navigation system with both if you so want.

Speakers that provide real surround sound.

It's Cool: The one thing that motorists can always rely on to keep them fair is their speakers and music, but it seems that there's a never ending chase to possess the very best sounds and the deepest bass for your sickest drops. More cars are coming with regular speakers which bring the concert into your ride, with an example being the Land Rover's Meridian audio system with a whopping 13 speakers, 12 channels, and several modes to acquire all your tunes right.

Interfaces that recognize and automatically respond to your voice.

Why It's Cool: While we're not really there in relation to a completely talkative car like KITT from Knight Rider, the likes of Chrysler, Dodge, Fiat, Jeep, and much more have employed UConnect voice recognition programs in their 2015 versions that respond to your voice for a range of jobs. Asking your automobile things like "Where is the nearest gas station? " or "Just how do I get home? " are finally feasible very convenient.

Cameras that see everything around your vehicle, not just behind it.

Why It's Cool: Even though more cars today are coming together with rear-view cameras, companies like Ford and Infiniti are including cameras that allow drivers to see everything else about their car when driving. In fact, these futuristic cameras also include sensors to really notify you when you're about to hit something, saving you the guilt and confrontation.