Best Latest Features In Cars

Cars that drive themselves.

It's Cool: The holy grail of contemporary automobile technology is having cars that drive themselves, and the most recent edition of Tesla's Model S is about there using its Autopilot attribute. The system utilizes a camera, radar, and 360 degree sonar detectors to control rate, change lanes, turns, and park mechanically. Self-driving cars are going to be among the hottest things in the automotive sector during the upcoming few years, with GM as well as Apple rumored to put in on the action.

GPS that automatically analyzes traffic and locates the best way round it.

It's Cool: We can all agree that traffic stinks. Acura's innovative Real-Time Traffic feature on the 2016 MDX works with the built-in GPS system to find the perfect way to get around traffic, while viewing accidents, weather events, and building on the street. It's a lot less of a hassle (and safer) than pulling your mobile phone.

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

It's Cool: Safety has always been the principal focus for all car makers with every new technology that emerges. In the current day, a few cars such as the 2015 Honda Accord mechanically vibrate your seat or steering wheel once you're about to hit something from the front, while some others like the 2015 Subaru Outback even take it further and mechanically brake to prevent a collision.

A built-in vacuum for spontaneous spills and cleaning charms.

Why It's Cool: Car lovers are definitely familiar with Shop-Vac, making efficient vacuums for almost any vehicle out there. The 2014 and 2015 Honda Odyssey capitalizes on that love and really includes a built-in vacuum using a very long range hose for people that are interested in keeping everything clean all the time.

Crash detection sensors that provide you with the help you need, fast.

It's Cool: A car crash is among the funniest things anybody will go through, and if you've ever been in one, trying to signal for assistance becomes just one of the most difficult things to do. In the modern era, companies such as Ford and GM utilize cellular connectivity and sensors to dial 911 and send assistance to where you're. Every second counts.