Giant 48-inch display for new Chinese electric SUV

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HitechMusk has announced a plan to make Tesla cars cheaper, as a Californian start-up claims stunning performance claims for its first electric vehicle. At the Consumer Electronics Show, Chinese electric vehicle maker Byton displayed its M-Byte SUV concept with an enormous digital screen dominating the dash. The company plans to launch the M-Byte in China later this year, with US and Europe deliveries to start next year. Byton’s vehicle also features a seven-inch digital screen on the steering wheel, an eight-inch touchscreen in the centre console, and multiple control options including voice, touch, gesture, and facial recognition. Mercedes’ luxury flagship also offers advanced features.

Brands mentioned: Tesla, Byton, Mercedes