6 January 2016 Last updated at 12:15 GMT
The technology lets people physically feel the buttons displayed on a touchscreen, which could help drivers keep their eyes on the road.
The BBC's Dave Lee said pressing virtual buttons on the display felt like pressing real, physical buttons.
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Engineering giant Bosch is developing "textured" touchscreens designed to go in next-generation cars.