Preparing connectivity technology for autonomous cars

In a new video, Renault offers an insight into the in-car technology and human-machine interfaces that  will make life easier for drivers of autonomous vehicles. The video follows the announcement earlier this  month that the Renault-Nissan Alliance will be launching more than 10 autonomous drive vehicles by  2020. 

 

As well as helping to reduce both driver error and road accidents, autonomous drive technology will free up time for motorists. Working closely with its Alliance partner Nissan, the Renault team has developed a new suite of connectivity applications that let drivers stay connected socially and professionally – while also improving their in-car comfort. Solutions will include remote control of the car's temperature and automatic adjustment of the seat position depending on the driver.

 

Watch the video for a glimpse into the future of autonomous driving: