Audi recently introduced an all new instrument display for the company's upcoming 3rd generation TT sports car, and it is nothing short of stunning. Gone are the physical gauges and separate ...

As you ease yourself into the driving seat of a new Audi, you’re greeted with clean lines, quality materials and, in an increasing number of cases, a “virtual world”. Six of the latest Audi models are ...

The rise of in-car infotainment systems has seen electronic displays vying with traditional instrumentation, such as the speedometer, odometer and tachometer, for dashboard space and driver attention.

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Just as we suspected, the Audi A4 is as interesting for the brand loyalists as it is boring for everybody else. After the Germans dazzled the net with their Matrix LED headlights and frugal new ...

A number of the latest Audi models starting with the 2016 TT are fitted with an almost fully digital interface that the German automaker calls the Virtual Cockpit. The main instrument cluster has been ...

Audi has been rolling out a technology it calls "virtual cockpit." It enables the driver to reconfigure the main instrument panel, which is an all-digital screen, to display information in a variety ...

Owners of VW Group cars have always been keen on upgrades, but these have been simple in the past, like fitting the Euro light switch on the US-spec GTI or retrofitting navigation. The latest ...

Bengt Halvorson October 1, 2014 Comment Now! We have seen the future of the in-car interface—or at least a major part of it—at Audi, and it's in the 2016 TT Coupe and Roadster slated to arrive ...

Audi Virtual Cockpit -- Digital Cockpit, as VW calls it -- replaces traditional dials for speed, revs and everything else with configurable digital screens -- see the gallery above for a better idea.