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Today we welcome back Steve Greenfield, Founder of Automotive Ventures to talk about today’s news and give us the breakdown of his November 2022 Auto Intel Report.
- The tech entertainment company founded by Audi named Holoride has since spun off as its own company and is now planning a 2023 rollout for its in-vehicle entertainment system according to Automotive News
- Audi announced their partnership to create holoride-ready vehicles at SXSW 2022 and the system will be available in 2023 in Europe
- Starting packages cost just under $700 USD and include a headset, hand controllers, games, and of course, a safety tether.
- Porsche has also developed experiences around the tech which can be taken for a spin at their LA Experience center where a professional driver whips back seat riders around a track while the rider plays a first person shooter game. The targets…bugs.
- Porsche has dedicated serious resources to developing a branded, immersive experience for riders
- Other features allow you to view media from your phone on the perceived 180 degree screen
- TILI: Maybe you can drive in a 2 hour loop and convince your kids they actually went to Disney
- Conversation around November’s Auto Intel Report.
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