Consumers are looking for technology integration in vehicles more than ever, so the 'Automatic' connected car adapter is designed to enable this without needing to replace anything.
Priced under $100, the 'Automatic' system works by connecting to your vehicle's on-board computer and allowing drivers access to information stored within.
Fuel efficiency, engine diagnostics and even driving habits can be analyzed with the 'Automatic' system to make driving more connected even in older vehicles. The 'Automatic' connected car adapter features WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity, and can be accessed via your smartphone or laptop to increase ease of use.
The 'Automatic' system can also be set to be used as a means of controlling secondary driver behavior. This is ideal for young drivers and can parents warnings if hard braking or loud noises are detected.
Wireless Car Information Devices
The 'Automatic' Connected Car Adapter Allows Access to Car Data
Trend Themes
1. Vehicle Data Integration - The 'Automatic' connected car adapter allows drivers access to car data, enabling analysis of fuel efficiency, engine diagnostics, and driving habits.
2. Smartphone Connectivity - The 'Automatic' connected car adapter features WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity, making it easy to access car information via a smartphone or laptop.
3. Driver Behavior Monitoring - The 'Automatic' system can be used to monitor and control secondary driver behavior, providing warnings to parents if hard braking or loud noises are detected.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive - The 'Automatic' connected car adapter disrupts the automotive industry by providing a cost-effective solution for integrating technology into older vehicles.
2. Consumer Electronics - The 'Automatic' system disrupts the consumer electronics industry by enabling data integration and smartphone connectivity within vehicles.
3. Insurance - The 'Automatic' connected car adapter creates disruptive innovation opportunities in the insurance industry by allowing monitoring and control of secondary driver behavior.