AAH #724 - How Should Future Car Interiors Look?
About this episode
Exploring the future of car interiors, this episode features insights from industry experts Jeff Stout and Sam Abuelsamid. They discuss the evolution of vehicle design, focusing on minimalist interiors and the shift away from traditional controls like knobs. The conversation touches on innovative technologies such as pillar-to-pillar displays and augmented reality for enhanced user experience. The challenges of cost reduction and labor shortages in manufacturing are also highlighted, alongside the impact of consumer preferences and market trends in the automotive industry.
Tesla Model S
"...hat's the reason why Tesla did it on the original model S. You know, when you got in that first generation ..."
Chevrolet Blazer
"...oing, apologized to the automaker. It was a Chevy Blazer to thousand ish year and they're like, who in the..."
Chevrolet Nova
"...ering, right Like I used to drive a seventy three Nova and you had to just work that thing to turn in. L..."
Lincoln Nautilus
"...erify that because Lincoln has said that with the Nautilus, which comes in from China by the way, uh, pillar..."
Cadillac Elr
"...d they learned lesson from that when they did the Cadillac ELR you know, which which was a Chevy Vault with a tw..."
Chevrolet Volt
"...sfold and it can be profitable, whereas the Cross Volt was going to be was going to continue to be a mon..."
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