Byton Concept Electric Vehicle

Known as the first intuitive car, the byton concept SUV is simply amazing to mention but a few things.
Made in China and built to last, this vehicle is the future of smart vehicles.

This vehicle is not all about speed, although the acceleration rate from 0-60 is quite impressive, the vehicle was built for all around comfort and security.

This is a definition of a home away from home. The beauty of this remarkable product is that this is an upgrade from conventional vehicles and luxury asides, the accident rates with such a vehicle is even believed to be lower because of the added features.

People always fear theft and would dread the thought of such an exotic vehicle getting stolen. Worry no more, this vehicle comes with in built features to prevent just that.

The fully customized touchscreen dashboard is the first of it's kind giving the driver the ability or the feeling of control from both the screen attached to the steering wheel and the dashboard.

This really is a must have and the company is sparing no expense in trying to sell their products, even going as far as trying to get it registered in the United States of America.

I cannot totally say for now what the company plans on adding before mass production of this vehicle, but with all we have seen, I believe this is the start to the future.

Below is a summary of the pros and cons
Pros:

• Save money on gas since it is an electric SUV
• Presence of cameras on the sides to reduce the risk of side impact damage due to accidents.
• Spacious and elegant design.
• Intuitive vehicle which recognizes it's driver
• Fully lit, large and easy to use computerized dashboard.
• Beautiful and homely interior.
• Gesture recognition software.
• Availability of android and ios apps to aid easy use of vehicle.
• Facial recognition vehicle unlock feature.

Cons:

• Cost of production is relatively high for the average man at about $45,000
• Not available for mass production yet.
• Spare parts are selectively available.
• Not built for roads that are not level.
• Gesture control is still a work in progress.