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Seat - A tablet on wheels

By AutoMotoTV (Glomex) 26 February 2021 124 Views

Source: AutoMotoTV (Glomex)

From the first 1400 until today, screens have gone from non-existent to being a central feature in design and usability The new SEAT Leon is equipped with a central screen that is the hub for controlling all the car’s functions Four years of user interface design have gone into creating a system that is convenient and customisable for the driver

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