The infotainment technology in luxury vehicles has seen a drastic change in a very short period of time. A few years ago, the technology advanced infotainment was a part of an upgraded package.
Modern infotainment systems have become more interaction and user-friendly offering integration of both Android and iOS.
CHRYSLER UCONNECT
The infotainment system developed by American automobile manufacturer Chrysler can be found in models like Dodge, Fiat, Jeep and RAM trucks. Considered as one the best infotainment systems with a quick response time, better graphics and easy menus, Uconnect can be connected on both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The Uconnect application gives the owner the ability to lock and unlock his car and also start the engine.
BMW iDrive
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AUDI A8L MMI
Audi showcased its Multi Media Interface (MMI) in 2001 at Frankfurt Motor Show on Audi Avantissimo concept car. Based on Audi’s new MLB Evo platform, the A8L will have a 10.1-inch dual touchscreen display and level 3 autonomous driving. The Virtual Display is one of the best displays in the market. While the top screen would offer all kinds of customisations, music, ambient light set up, air-suspension control, the bottom screen would be climate control system.
MERCEDES S CLASS VERTICAL DISPLAY
The latest infotainment from the German auto manufacturer swaps the regular dual-screen display with a single screen vertical console. This screen replaces a variety of physical buttons on the dashboard. The Mercedes MBUX infotainment system can be operated like a tablet includes a 10.25-inch touchscreen with voice activation, gesture control, steering mounted touch sensitive buttons as offered in some other models.
PORSCHE PCM
The Porsche’s PCM infotainment system in the 911 Carrera 4S is a 10.9-inch touchscreen setup which fast, interactive and responds to physical touches faster. The display also offers a built-in 4G LTE connection with exclusive Apple CarPlay with wireless connectivity but no Android Auto. One can access other information using the scroller on the steering wheel.
