Chinese carmaker Byton has revealed its the 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 M-Bytethe 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.
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.