Byton, a Chinese electric automaker, has unveiled its concept "car of the future" at the Consumer Electronics Show. Due to be sold globally from 2019 in US and 2020 in the China and Europe, for $45,000 or more, the vehicle has a "digital lounge" with a panoramic display for navigation, entertainment and even health monitoring. The vehicle has been tailored for a future of autonomous driving, and will use facial recognition technology alongside voice, touch and gesture controls. The car will offer a range of over 500km and a "top up" charge time of 15 to 30 minutes.
Byton, a Chinese electric automaker, has unveiled its concept "car of the future" at the Consumer Electronics Show. Due to be sold globally from 2019 in China and 2020 in the US and Europe, for $45,000 or more, the vehicle has a "digital lounge" with a panoramic display for navigation, entertainment and even health monitoring. The vehicle has been tailored for a future of autonomous driving, and will use facial recognition technology alongside voice, touch and gesture controls. The car will offer a range of over 500km and a "top up" charge time of 15 to 30 minutes.