Tesla model S have console 17 inch infotainment powered by Tegra. BMW using NVIDIA technology too

Tesla is touting more large center console the world for its next S model today: a screen giant touchscreen 17 inch powered by NVIDIA Tegra chip. Infotainment, climate and navigation controls will be all managed using wide dashboard, while NVIDIA hardware will be also responsible for maintaining cluster instrument 12.3 inches LCD developed to date. Whereas the S model, like the Roadster before it, is all electric vehicles, you you would expect to be a pretty important consideration in the choice of energy efficiency Infotainment system and Tesla noted as a Tegra, describing it as "power-aVar.' key advantage Another motor company hooking up with NVIDIA is BMW, which promises that all its upcoming models for 2011 will benefit from the Green Team GPU feed their iDrive information and navigation systems. We know not what exact GPU will be used, but a "visually rich" user interface generation is being promised that extends a resolution of 1280 x 600. You will find two press releases after the break.
Show full PR textTesla Motors model S feature NVIDIA Tegra processors
Tegra power-Avar run Infotainment, navigation, instrument Cluster Systems for All - Electric sedan

LAS VEGAS, NV – (Marketwire) - 01/04 / 2011 - the 2011 ­ - NVIDIA today announced that power processors NVIDIA ® Tegra ™ infotainment and navigation instrument cluster in the model tesla, first built sedan S systems from the ground like an electric vehicle will. Built around the driver, the S model is advanced premium, sedan. Characteristics of Infotainment system touchscreen 17 inch centre console - view largest ever in a car - providing 3-d charts.

Unrivaled graphics ability, the Tegra processor provides outstanding energy efficiency, a feature of critical importance for electric cars. A processor will be used to feed the infotainment, navigation systems and one for the instrument cluster.

The functionality of infotainment systems and navigation:



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