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Once upon a time, in a not-so-faraway land of automotive design, the idea of touching a screen to control your car’s functions was as far-fetched as a self-driving pumpkin carriage. Yet, here we are, in an era where the sleek sheen of digital dashboards is rendering the once-beloved physical buttons and knobs as quaint relics

Volvo, a name synonymous with innovation in the automotive sector, has joined forces with Epic Games, the mastermind behind the Unreal Engine, widely acclaimed for powering some of the most visually stunning video games. This collaboration is poised to revolutionize the way we perceive in-car entertainment by integrating photorealistic visualization within Volvo’s upcoming electric vehicles.

Let’s be real. The future is digital, the future is wide, and the future is curved. Remember the days when a car’s interior was nothing more than some fabric seats, a few buttons, and a simple dash? Those days are fading fast in the rearview mirror. Say hello to Curved Wrap-Around Wide Screen Displays, the

In an age where most things have a digital counterpart, one might expect manual buttons in cars to be as obsolete as the cassette player. Why do manual buttons continue to persist even as touchscreens promise a unified, minimalist design? Tactile Feedback: keeping buttons relevant One of the most prominent advantages of manual buttons is