Audi officially launched its first electric SUV, the e-tron SUV in San Francisco. As was revealed in the concept e-tron in July, the e-tron can optionally use 7" OLED virtual side mirrors and external cameras instead of the normal mirrors.
This is not a new concept, but it is great to see Audi adopt this technology in a serially produced car. In 2012 Audi equipped its R18 sports prototype with a 7.7" virtual rear mirror, and later announced it will bring such mirrors to future e-tron cars.
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Posted: Sep 19,2018 by Roni Peleg
