As vehicles turn into computers on wheels, the way people interact with them is changing. Dashboard buttons and knobs are being replaced by high-definition, artificial intelligence-powered supercomputers.
As vehicles turn into computers on wheels, the way people interact with them is changing. Dashboard buttons and knobs are being replaced by high-definition, artificial intelligence-powered supercomputers.
Parts makers, dependent on vehicle production volume, hope automakers absorb tariff costs and pursue market share instead of raising prices and reducing output.