Best Latest Features In Cars

Sensors that know your driving style and can detect when you're too tired to push.

Why It's Cool: After a long, tiring night, one of the worst decisions you can make would be to drive and risk becoming a serious injury. To address this, automobile companies like BMW and Mercedes-Benz have developed sensors and systems that learn how you drive and alert you to pull over and have a break when you get started swaying or being reckless.

A built-in vacuum for spontaneous cleaning and spills spells.

Why It's Cool: Car fans are unquestionably familiar with Shop-Vac, making efficient vacuums for almost any vehicle on the market. The 2014 and 2015 Honda Odyssey capitalizes on that love and actually includes an integrated vacuum using a very long range hose for people who are interested in keeping everything tidy all the time.

Crash detection sensors that provide you with the help you need, fast.

It's Cool: A car crash is among the scariest things anyone goes through, and if you've been in one, trying to signal for help becomes just one of the most difficult things to do. In the modern age, companies like Ford and GM use mobile connectivity and sensors to dial 911 and send help to where you're. Every second counts.

Cars that drive themselves.

It's Cool: The holy grail of contemporary automobile technology is having cars that drive themselvesand the most recent edition of Tesla's Model S is right about there using its Autopilot feature. The system utilizes a camera, radar, and 360 degree sonar detectors to control rate, change lanes, turns, and park mechanically. Self-driving cars will be among the hottest things in the automotive industry over the upcoming few decades, with GM as well as Apple rumored to put in on the action.

Way more gas-efficient engines and motors.

Why It's Cool: While the price of gas might be going down recently, most of us agree that the less we need to fill up, the better life is. Automobiles like the 2015 Chrysler 200 sedan and the 2015 Honda Fit are beginning to go beyond 30 mph, while even more beast-y vehicles such as the 2015 Ford F-150 have significantly more efficient cylinders to save motorists from heading into the pump too frequently.