Sony and Hyundai have teamed up to bring gaming into the car. The two companies will work together to develop in-car entertainment systems that let passengers play games while on the road. This partnership combines Sony’s expertise in gaming with Hyundai’s leadership in vehicle technology.
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The new system will use Sony’s PlayStation technology. It will be built into Hyundai vehicles so passengers can enjoy a console-like experience during trips. Drivers will not be able to use the system while driving for safety reasons. Only front-seat passengers and those in the back will have access.
Hyundai plans to roll out the feature in select models starting next year. The goal is to make travel time more fun and engaging, especially on long drives. Families and groups traveling together will benefit the most from this added entertainment option.
Sony sees this as a chance to expand its gaming reach beyond homes and handheld devices. Hyundai wants to offer more smart features that match modern lifestyles. Both companies believe that cars should do more than just get people from one place to another.
Testing for the system is already underway. Engineers from both teams are making sure everything works smoothly and safely. They are also checking that the games run well even when the car is moving.
(Sony and Hyundai Announce In-Car Gaming Partnership)
This move shows how automakers and tech firms are joining forces more often. As vehicles become more connected, the line between transportation and digital life continues to blur. Passengers may soon expect their cars to offer the same kind of entertainment they enjoy at home.