Latest Features In Cars

Push button changing for easy adjustments while on the road.

Why It's Cool: We've all been wowed by the push button ignition that has made its way to a number of automobiles in the past couple of years, but the 2015 Acura TLX and 2016 Honda Pilot contribute to the automated creativity by having different buttons for various gears. This frees up more space in the middle console, and also permits for distinct shifting modes for more effective driving.

Automatic stop and start engines to conserve gas through those traffic jams.

It's Cool: Your car goes through a lot of fuel as it's not moving in traffic, and a few people even go through the measure of quitting their car when things come to a halt. The 2015 Chevy Malibu gets rid of all the guesswork and automatically stops a vehicle if your foot is on the brake pedal in a jam, and restarts the automobile when your foot is off, saving your gasoline and saving the environment.

Automobile systems that alert you and mechanically brake before a potential accident.

Why It's Cool: Safety has always been the main focus for all automobile manufacturers with every new technology that emerges. At the current day, some cars such as the 2015 Honda Accord mechanically vibrate your seat or steering wheel once you're about to hit something out of the front, whereas some others like the 2015 Subaru Outback even take it further and mechanically brake to prevent a collision.

An alternator that recycles energy for your car and saves gas.

It's Cool: Renewable energy is amazing, especially when it comes to cars. The 2014 Mazada6 includes a technology named i-ELOOP, which stores kinetic energy each time it breaks, converts that energy to electricity, and uses that energy to power headlights, AC systems, and even car audio. That's less fuel used for a happier you.

Constructed 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspots for always staying connected on the road.

It's Cool: A growing number of manufacturers like Buick, GMC, and Chevrolet are such as built-in 4G LTE hotspots in their automobiles, allowing drivers to use their telephones, tablets, and laptops without needing to use their costly information or pull over to the closest Starbucks. Only don't try to use your tech while driving, please.

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 more have employed UConnect voice recognition systems in their 2015 models that respond to your voice for a number of jobs. Asking your automobile matters like "Where is the nearest gas station? " or "How do I get home? " are finally feasible very convenient.