New Features In Cars In 2018

Constructed 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspots for constantly staying connected on the street.

Why It's Cool: A growing number of producers like Buick, GMC, and Chevrolet are including built-in 4G LTE hotspots inside their automobiles, allowing motorists to use their phones, tablet computers, and laptops without having to use their expensive information or pull around to the closest Starbucks. Just don't attempt to use your technician while driving, please.

Speakers that provide actual surround sound.

It's Cool: The 1 thing which drivers can always count on to keep them sane is their music and speakers, but it seems there's a never ending chase to possess the very best sounds and the deepest bass for the sickest drops. More cars are coming together with standard speakers which bring the concert into your ride, with the example being the Land Rover's Meridian sound system with a whopping 13 speakers, 12 channels, and multiple modes to get all your tunes right.

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

It's CoolWe can all agree that visitors stinks. Acura's futuristic Real-Time Traffic attribute 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 construction on the street. It's a lot less of a hassle (and safer) than pulling your mobile phone.

Car seats that may actually offer you a massage while being warmed or cooled.

It's Cool: Being able to heat or cool car seats in automobiles like the 2015 Kia Sedona and 2015 Ford Edge is awesome. Mercedes-Benz's line of S-Class cars takes it to the next level and contains six massage modes built into the car seat, such as "hot stone" and "workout" massage modes for feeling relaxed and invigorated after those long days.

Way more gas-efficient engines and motors.

Why It's Cool: While the price of gas might be going down recently, the majority of us agree that the we have to fill up, the better life is. Cars like the 2015 Chrysler 200 sedan and the 2015 Honda Fit are beginning to go beyond 30 mph, while more beast-y vehicles like the 2015 Ford F-150 have more efficient tanks to save motorists from heading to the pump too often.

Sensors that know your driving style and may detect when you're too tired to drive.

Why It's Cool: After a long, tiring night, among the worst decisions you can make would be to push and risk getting into a serious accident. To address this, automobile companies such as BMW and Mercedes-Benz have developed sensors and systems that learn the way you push and alert you to pull over and have a break when you start swaying or becoming reckless.