Showing posts with label Uconnect in-car computer and communication device. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Uconnect in-car computer and communication device. Show all posts

Saturday, April 10, 2010

UConnect Hands-Free Infotainment System: A Look Inside

In addition to a host of original crowd favorites, including a very colorful array of Dodge Challengers (see pics here), Dodge had another unique feature at the New York Auto Show this year - though it wasn't so much about the vehicle itself as what was inside it. Unveiled earlier this year, Dodge's UConnect system marries the latest in information and entertainment technology to provide the ultimate experience for busy, constantly-connected drivers. While it's definitely a cool gadget to play around with, utilizing it to its full capacity is even cooler. When we were finished fiddling with the radio (bass is awesome, by the way) we had our friend from Mopar, Doug Johnson, give us a brief demonstration. Check out the video to check out the "connected" Dodge Grand Caravan and all of the awesome features UConnect offers here: UConnect


If you need more information, follow the link to the Chrysler Innovations UConnect page: ChryslerUConnect

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Chrysler 200C EV Concept


By Wes Siler The Detroit Auto Show
Chrysler has unveiled a surprise new member to the ENVI lineup in Detroit. It's called the Chrysler 200C EV Concept and it’s surprisingly good-looking.
The Chrysler 200C EV Concept is a rolling test bed for Chrysler’s future uconnect in-car computer and communication device. It also connects directly to an iPhone, allowing you to preprogram the temperature, lock the doors, allow you to view an in-car camera remotely (pervy parents rejoice) and track the car’s location live via GPS – all straight from the iPhone.
Underneath the hood, Chrysler says the 200C could use either the ENVI EV extended range powertrain or the new Phoenix V6. the concept is rear wheel drive, but they say it could easily be adapted to a front wheel drive production car, which seems a more likely prospect. Of all the Chrysler products revealed at the show, this is the most likely to reach production.