Linktour Integrates Modern Connectivity with Focus on Driver Usability

In the cabin of Linktour's new EVs, the focus on smart technology is balanced with a pragmatic approach to user interaction. The centerpiece is a 10.25-inch floating display that provides a modern interface for infotainment and vehicle settings.

Crucially, the system supports both wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a now-essential feature that allows drivers to mirror their smartphone's interface onto the vehicle's screen. This provides immediate access to familiar navigation apps like Google Maps or Waze, music streaming services, and voice assistants, thereby reducing the learning curve and minimizing distraction.

However, Linktour has wisely avoided a completely buttonless cockpit. Recognizing that certain functions are best performed tactilely, especially while driving, the company has retained physical buttons for critical controls like climate adjustment. This hybrid approach—combining a state-of-the-art touchscreen with essential physical controls—ensures that the technology serves the driver, not the other way around. The inclusion of a high-speed 60W Type-C port further underscores this commitment to practical, user-friendly connectivity.

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