Top New Features In Cars

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

It's Cool: We can all agree that visitors sucks. Acura's futuristic Real-Time Traffic feature on the 2016 MDX works with the built-in GPS system to find the perfect way to go around traffic, while spotting accidents, weather events, and building on the road. It's a great deal less of a hassle (and safer) than pulling your mobile phone.

Brakes and cameras which automatically keep you in the middle of the street.

It's Cool: Everybody sometimes finds himself getting a bit too near that yellow line. Thankfully, new versions of the Ford Fusion, Toyota Prius, and Lincoln MKZ have a characteristic known as "lane centering," which uses onboard cameras and the wheels to gently nudge your vehicle into the center of a lane.

Interfaces that recognize and automatically respond to your voice.

It's Cool: While we're not really there in terms of a fully talkative car like KITT from Knight Rider, the likes of Chrysler, Dodge, Fiat, Jeep, and more have implemented UConnect voice recognition systems inside their 2015 versions that react to your voice for a range of tasks. Asking your automobile matters like "Where's the nearest gas station? " or "How do I get home? " are eventually feasible quite convenient.

Trunks that automatically open if your hands are full.

Why It's Cool: It's always a nightmare trying to open your back when your hands are filled with groceries or shore stuff; you usually end up attempting to kick your trunk open or perform some embarrassing hand dance movement to make it operate. The 2015 Kia Sedona helps you out by mechanically opening your back when it finds your smart key in your pocket, and can be programmable for safety and effortless access.

Automobiles that recognize traffic light adjustments and count down until the upcoming green light.

It's Cool: We invest 38 hours each year stuck in traffic, and that usually involves a lot of time looking at stoplights. Throughout the upcoming few years, Audi is going to roll out a traffic light information system which will inform drivers how long until the next green light and tell you fast or slow they ought to head to get to the next green light, all in 1 system.

Sensors that learn your driving style and may discover when you're too tired to push.

Why It's Cool: After a long, tiring night, one of the worst choices you can make would be to drive and risk getting into a severe accident. To address this, car companies like BMW and Mercedes-Benz have developed detectors and systems that know the way you drive and alert one to pull over and have a break when you get started swaying or being reckless.