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CES 2016 in Las Vegas – Volkswagen e-Golf Touch

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Ten key facts – e-Golf Touch / Infotainment news

Bringing gesture control to mass production cars:
The e-Golf Touch has some surprises in store with a new infotainment system of the next generation

Ten key facts – e-Golf Touch / Infotainment news

  1. Volkswagen presents the world premiere of the close-to-production version of a newly developed infotainment system generation.
  2. The top system of the new infotainment generation will also be launched with gesture control in compact cars.
  3. The infotainment system presented in the e-Golf Touch is – apart from a few details – already the system that is set to go into the future production model.
  4. The new top system has a high resolution 9.2-inch touchscreen (1280 x 640 pixels) with a stylish glass surface.
  5. The new top system's home screen can be configured,
    and the display content can be displayed in function tiles.
  6. These function tiles on the 9.2-inch screen can be configured to contain content on ten different themes (e.g. Music or Phone).
  7. Volkswagen plans to launch a new voice control system with an improved control concept for the new Golf in the early summer.
  8. New "electronic voice amplification" will make it much easier to communicate with the passengers sitting in the back.
  9. In future, it will be possible to save the personalization of a Volkswagen in the cloud and thus transfer it to other cars.
  10. Smartphone notifications will also make it possible to read and reply to SMSs while driving.

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