Volkswagen Golf R Touch Concept Unveiled At CES 2015
- 9 years ago
Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2015 in Las Vegas had been showering numerous excitements for the cars, where reportedly latest is a Golf R’s dashboard.
Dubbed as Touch Concept, it is consisted of three touchscreens. Aesthetically, a 12.8 inch high-resolution screen sits on the top of central console, whereas an 8-inch display is placed just below it. And another 12.3-inch digital is the instrument panel placed in its usual closure.
The biggest, 12.8-inch display, functions by hand gesture and controls the multimedia system, where opening and closing of sunroof and seat adjustment can be done by waving a hand.
The second touch panel on central console is for controlling AC, volume of music system, ambient lighting and other sundry functions.
However, there aren’t many details about the third screen that was placed in the closure of instrument cluster, as someone had suggested it similar to the one seen on new Passat.
Thanks to final comments made of Volkswagen’s top-hats, they soon will be deploying these techs on the production-spec cars. It will be interesting to see the so called Golf R’s tech-smart dashboard making way to the rest of VW lineup.
Feel free to can pen down your take in the comments section below…
Dubbed as Touch Concept, it is consisted of three touchscreens. Aesthetically, a 12.8 inch high-resolution screen sits on the top of central console, whereas an 8-inch display is placed just below it. And another 12.3-inch digital is the instrument panel placed in its usual closure.
The biggest, 12.8-inch display, functions by hand gesture and controls the multimedia system, where opening and closing of sunroof and seat adjustment can be done by waving a hand.
The second touch panel on central console is for controlling AC, volume of music system, ambient lighting and other sundry functions.
However, there aren’t many details about the third screen that was placed in the closure of instrument cluster, as someone had suggested it similar to the one seen on new Passat.
Thanks to final comments made of Volkswagen’s top-hats, they soon will be deploying these techs on the production-spec cars. It will be interesting to see the so called Golf R’s tech-smart dashboard making way to the rest of VW lineup.
Feel free to can pen down your take in the comments section below…