Cars have a complexity issue, Stellantis CTO says

Ned Curic Stellantis Congress 2023 — Car buyers “get excited about all the features, but they also have frustrations when they don't work or there's high friction,” said Ned Curic, chief technology officer at Stellantis.

June 16, 2023 07:52 AM

Automakers have been packing their cars with more and more technology, but it might be time to start cutting back on features that aren’t useful to buyers, says Ned Curic, chief technology officer at Stellantis.

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