Cadillac has unveiled its new in-car infotainment/connectivity system called CUE.
CUE stands for Cadillac User Experience and features an 8-inch touch-screen with only four buttons to operate it, keeping things simple, according to Cadillac.
Features of the technology include Bluetooth connectivity for many hand-held devices as well as natural voice recognition. New users can choose a simpler set-up for the CUE or a fully connected "super user" configuration. There's also a new technology called proximity sensing which displays buttons on the screen as it senses a hand approaching the touch-screen.
CUE runs on a Linux operating system for greater stability.
The CUE system will debut next year in the Cadillac XTS and will also be offered in the 2013 ATS sedan and the next SRX crossover.Dan Cunningham #DanSellsTrucks (and Cars too!) reviews the new infotainment system in the 2017 Cadillac CT6 focusing on Apple Car Play.
- In this episode we give you a look at the Cadillac User Experience, also known as Cadillac CUE. This is the new infotainment system ...
Cadillac has unveiled its new in-car infotainment/connectivity system called CUE. CUE stands for Cadillac User Experience and features an 8-inch touch-screen ...
Cadillac Cue was unveiled at CTIA Enterprise & Applications on Wednesday it's a full integrated cockpit experience combining the sensor stack. steering wheel ...
Alas, it takes one step back with haptic feedback buttons that are still tough to use. Subscribe to Roadshow: http://bit.ly/1Z3Ff7G Visit us online at http://www.
