American automobile giant Chrysler introduced a new automobile cockpit, which it called “Synthesis”. Synthesis, which is imagined for the cars of the future, benefits from the blessings of artificial intelligence and seems to enchant consumers. In this article, we will look at the details of the cockpit called Synthesis.
Synthesis emerged as a cockpit with multiple platforms at its core. In this context; STLA Smart Cockpit, STLA Brain and STLA AutoDrive platforms, which offer 3rd level autonomous driving support, have come together for Synthesis. This brings together both cutting-edge technology and maximum customizability for all consumers.
This is what Chrysler’s cockpit for future cars looks like
The 37.2 inch infotainment screen in Synthesis consists of the STLA Smart Cockpit platform. STLA Smart Cockpit, where information about the vehicle is given, multimedia details and navigation are provided, uses the STLA Brain platform in the background. According to Chrysler, Synthesis will get to know the driver with STLA Brain. Thus, routes will be created automatically, and a big problem for the driver will be solved.
The routes created will be reached autonomously with the STLA AutoDrive platform!
The integrated operation of STLA Smart Cockpit and STLA Brain will activate STLA AutoDrive. According to the company, STLA AutoDrive, which provides third-level autonomous driving support, will provide access to manually or automatically created routes.
Artificial intelligence will automatically find charging stations and parking spaces.
The new generation cockpit of the American automobile giant has been developed to facilitate the life of the consumer at the maximum level. So much so that the artificial intelligence in Synthesis will automatically find charging stations and parking spaces for electric cars. Thus, the consumer will not have to think about anything in a car using Synthesis.
Available to market by 2025
According to the statement made by Chrysler, the company’s first fully electric cars will be launched by 2025. When we come to 2028, Chrysler is planned to create a series of fully electric cars. Here Synthesis can be used in these cars.
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