General Motors (General Motors) is vigorously embarking on the upgrade of its in-vehicle infotainment system, which will make the car's functions comparable to smartphones. It is expected that later this year, we will see a series of models (unspecified models) equipped with the new system. The application framework will allow people to download and use the application. Consumers can use this to create their own "unique" models . Foreign media Gizmag brought us close-up photos at the New York Auto Show, let us see together.
GM announced at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in January that the company will release a software development kit that allows application developers to create specific applications for the car. At present, GM's application suite is still free, but in the future, you can also bind credit cards to pay for high-quality applications.
Unlike applications that rely on smartphones, GM's current generation system architecture can view, download and use applications directly on the touch screen information system. In other words, the system is your smartphone or tablet, not just an extension of them.
The application will be based on GM's cloud login, so it can be used on other compatible vehicles. For novice users, the system provides applications including music, weather, navigation, and news.
Of course, as an in-vehicle system, safety is naturally the first priority. In order to further ensure safety, GM will strictly restrict certain applications or functions during driving.
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