In an era when the very essence of what a car interior is - how it feels, looks and operates - is rapidly changing, it can be tricky to visualise what we will be sitting in by 2030. But Faurecia has a clear vision of tomorrow's cockpit. Faurecia's four main product divisions encompass a wide range of components, systems and modules ranging from exhausts, instrumentation, door panels and other interior equipment and complete seats and components. The company is increasingly focused on growth areas such as smart and connected on-board systems including assisted and autonomous driving - which it collectively refers to as Cockpit of the Future. To learn more, we caught up with Dr Alexander van Laack, Director, Cockpit of the Future - North America at Faurecia.
Tomorrow’s cockpit - more versatile, predictive and connected
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