screens for electric vehicles
Screens of popular electric car models on display at IAA Mobility 2023 (Berlin, Germany) use advanced technologies such as augmented reality (AR) to help drivers instantly see the information they want and need. And high-quality displays with real-time, sometimes moving graphics, different from the simple manual displays of the past.
Display screens (HUDs) have been strongly upgraded on the cars to be showcased at IAA Mobility 2023. They are no longer “fixed” like the clock cluster or some information in a corner of the windshield. The BMW Vision New Klasse introduces the Panoramic Vision feature for the first time. This is a technology that BMW has confirmed will be equipped on several car models from 2025. With this new HUD, not only operational information but also entertainment information can be displayed directly on the windshield instead of on the windshield. Because on the traditional screen – Photo: BMW
The Audi Q6 e-tron has a similar idea, but uses augmented reality technology to display information on the windshield. AR technology will move driving information with the focus of the driver’s eyes, giving the user a sense of floating graphics up to 200 meters away – Photo: Audi Without projecting information on the windshield, electric cars at IAA Mobility 2023 will get a display screen running the width of the cabin, like the Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class concept. Huge SuperScreen entertainment screen cluster with 3 different screens including the clock cluster, center screen and screen for the front passengers – Photo: Mercedes-Benz
Virtual assistants “have a mind of their own”
Self-learning and smart virtual assistants also appear in electric cars at IAA Mobility 2023. These virtual assistants seem to have “minds of their own” because “they” can understand the habits of drivers and passengers, automatically adjusting without waiting for orders.
The virtual assistant on the Audi Q6 e-tron “learns” the driver’s repetitive actions, then will execute it automatically, such as “turning on” the air conditioning for the appropriate seat or giving other instructions. When there is a crowd – Photo: Audi
Even the new all-electric Mini Cooper has similar upgrades. The virtual assistant will study the user’s habits to remind them of things they might forget, such as opening the window when they get into the car in the heat – Photo: Mini
new interior
The CUPRA DarkRebel, launched at IAA Mobility 2023, is an electric sports car made of 3D printed metal. Even the sports seats with headrests made of fiberglass and copper are decorated with 3D woven fabric. But what stands out most is the steering wheel, as if it only appears in the game world. In addition, countless sensors in the cabin help to automatically adjust the environment to suit the user, such as pleasant air flow – Photo: CUPRA
The Polestar Synergy features a single-seat interior design with a crescent-shaped steering wheel connected to a screen displaying the vehicle’s speed – Photo: Polestar
The growing world of electric cars is becoming more and more exciting, and IAA Mobility 2023 is one of the places where manufacturers show off “what’s in stock”.
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