What you don't know about the car of the future
summary
BYTON unveils a production-ready electric “smart device on wheels” with a 400 km range entry model (200 kW) and a 325-mile high variant (350 kW) priced from about 45k USD, OTA software upgrades that enable level 3 by end of next year and claim level 4 by end of 2020, a digital lounge interior with 12° rotatable front seats, a huge shared-display and a convertible steering-wheel tablet, global R&D split between Munich, Santa Clara (300→500 engineers) and production in Nanjing.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and motivation
- 2:51Why start a new car company
- 4:37Smart cars and their impact
- 7:49Building a smart car company
- 10:41Designing the future car
- 12:28Autonomous driving technology
- 14:15Connectivity and user experience
- 15:41The digital lounge interior
- 17:04Health and entertainment features
- 18:10Next steps for shared mobility
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