Chinese carmaker Byton has revealed its M-Byte crossover will feature an integrated, 48-inch display screen extending the length of the dashboard. Byton said the screen, the biggest in a production car, was part of the company's preparations for shared mobility and advanced, assisted driving. The new car is expected to be unveiled at the Beijing Auto Show next month.
Chinese carmaker Byton has revealed its M-Byte crossover will feature an integrated, 48-inch display screen extending the length of the dashboard. Byton said the screen, the biggest in a production car, was part of the company's preparations for shared mobility and advanced, assisted driving. The first sales of the M-Byte are scheduled for China mid-2020, before expanding to Europe in H1 2021, and the car is expected to retail at €53,550 ($58,475) in Germany.