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Driverless concepts spawn real-world interiors

The Chrysler Portal's OLED instrument cluster was developed by Samsung. (FCA US LLC)
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David Sedgwick
February 05, 2017 05:00 AM

Cockpit designs for self-driving vehicles are rapidly moving from Disney Tomorrowland fantasy toward the real world of commercial production and driver practicality.

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