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Mar 17, 2011
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Friday I was able to hit the Chicago Auto Show. Didn't get to be there as long as I would have liked though.

Apple CarPlay and Android Auto have certainly arrived. Many 2016 models feature one or the other. Some 2017 models will support both. Over the next few years these systems will likely exist in just about all models.

Autonomous driving features are also being introduced rapidly, helping to make driving safer while also more convenient, not just for drivers but for everyone on the road.

Here's a link to my post about it. There are two videos in the post: My Snapchat story and an in-depth look at what I was able to capture in the 3 hours I was there:
 

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Ryan Gerardi reports on key trends spotted at the Chicago Auto Show, highlighting the widespread adoption of Apple CarPlay and Android Auto across 2016 and 2017 models, with predictions that these systems will become standard across the industry. He also notes the rapid introduction of autonomous driving features that are improving both driver convenience and overall road safety. The post includes multimedia content (Snapchat story and videos) documenting these observations.

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