The Evolution of Automotive Dashboard Displays
This image highlights the growing trend of integrating large digital displays into modern vehicle interiors. The top frame shows a luxury car dashboard dominated by a wide, high-resolution infotainment screen, replacing traditional analog controls. The bottom frame uses a satirical edit to exaggerate this design shift, placing a standard flat-screen television on the hood of the vehicle. This visual commentary reflects ongoing discussions among drivers regarding the increasing reliance on digital interfaces in automotive design and the potential for future vehicles to prioritize screen real estate over traditional mechanical layouts.
My parents got a car and i can barely see anything when driving it because the huge real view mirror takes up most of the view. It's too low so when i drive it i have to move around when driving looking past it. It's a 2019 Toyota Auris
That is a nice car, wish I could get one.
The steering wheel will be removed soon as well. What the windshield being a screen will do is that you will not have that moment of panic before hitting that truck.
This shit is closer to becoming reality than you might think....
Can't look at a cellphone while driving, here have a big ass screen instead!!
I just want know the name of person who decided its road legal.
Watch out what you wish for, there are some vehicles that come exclusively with screens. (On the upside, who doesn't love a giant /moving/ home theater.)
Proper switches , ladder chassis, solid axels, low range and a NA engine. Suzuki still builds cars the old school way and will outlast your grandchildren. and you have options without a screen as well.
My problem with modern cars are not even the fucking touchscreens. It’s the design. Just look at it. Look at this abomination!
Only if they add some guns for roadrage