The vehicle is very similar in design and shape to the last version, but the operating system looks to be all-new and inspired by fighter jets.
The company won't let us know what software it's running on.
The current lineup of Ford vehicles, including the F-150 Lightning and Mustang Mach-E, are powered by Ford's operating system. The videos from the reveal seem to show a user interface that is completely different from what we have seen in the past.
The company won't say what software it's running on.
Some of that may have to do with the Unreal Engine, which is used in video games. The auto industry has been using the world of video game design to bring sharper graphics and better user experience to passenger vehicles. The Unreal Engine is being used by Volvo and the Hummer EV.
The interaction design manager for Ford said that they were taking advantage of every piece of the puzzle. It is possible to show necessary driving information and give the driver control of selecting colors, classic mustang gauge or even a 'calm' screen where only minimal details are displayed.
Ford won't say if there's more going on underneath the surface of the mustang The company was asked if the new mustang was running on the operating system.
Between now and market availability, Ford will have more to say about its SYNC 4 tech, according to a Ford spokesman.
He said it was pretty sweet.
The same year that the new Ford Mustang will appear on dealer lots, Ford will ship the first Google-powered vehicle, which is in 2023. It was interesting timing.
There are a lot of interesting software choices in the seventh generation of the pony car. There is an option to switch the gauge cluster to a retro display. It is green at night. That is lovely.
Vehicle owners can use theRemote Rev feature to get their engines revved by using a key. We didn't expect this to end up in a production model so soon, but that's cool.
We are left wondering what is underpinning the new and improved digital look of the mustang. Ford has said it will eventually have millions of vehicles on the road, but has yet to give an idea of how that will look. Is the new Volvo and Polestar vehicles going to be powered by the nativeAndroid automotive software? Will this be a version of Sync that runs on top of the phone? There is a sort of mash-up of the two.
The answers to our questions could be found in the 2024 mustang.
All Rights Reserved © 2024
