Fordis among the largest automobile companies in the world. The company is loved by the robustness and security technologies it offers to its users. This causes the company to achieve good sales figures with its wide product range around the world.
Ford does not find it among the companies that always like to surprise their users. Although it exhibits a traditional approach, it can appeal to many car fans with some of the features it offers. According to the information revealed, the company wanting to hear engine noise develops a new technology for car enthusiasts.
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According to the information shared by Ford lovers, the famous automobile company is working on a new technology. According to a new patent filed on November 3, 2020 and published on May 5, 2022, the company start the engines of remote vehicles and giving off gas develops a new technology for
According to the details of the patent, users can control their vehicles from a distance, thanks to the control mechanism in their hands. they will be able to start their engines and give gas. In this way, many car enthusiasts will be able to listen to the sound of their car from outside without getting in their own car and will cheer themselves up to a great extent.
Usually Ford doesn’t care much for this kind of fun stuff. In particular, Tesla offers its users a much different experience in this area. For instance Boombox feature Thanks to this, Tesla drivers can give the sound they want with external speakers and have fun with the people on the road.
In addition to these, the famous American automobile company recently drift mode and remote parking feature He applied for patents for many innovative ideas, including This shows that more technological Ford cars will come with us in the coming days. So, what are your thoughts? Do you think this patent will cheer car lovers? Do not forget to share your views with us in the comments section or on the SDN Forum.