M Byte is a smart car developed by Byton, and one of its unexpected features is the integration of a 48-inch, 1.2-meter screen, instead of the dashboard that all cars have at the moment.
You can see in the image below that this 1.2 meter long monitor will capture all the attention of those looking at the road, including the driver, who will have various images displayed under the entire windshield, and this could affect his attention.
M-Byte is an electric, but also intelligent car, and the integration of a 1.2-meter screen instead of the dashboard is based on the desire of the Byton company to take technology and innovation to a completely different level with this car model.
M-Byte is an SUV that will compete directly with the Tesla Model X, and anything else electric on the market, and its 1.2 meter screen will be able to run a wide range of applications, including playing movies for the driver and passengers.
Byton will develop its own applications that will be able to be displayed on the M-Byte screen, so we are not talking about the integration of an operating system based on Android, but something different, but even so, the car is announced as an impressive one.
The M-Byte should offer an autonomy of 460 KM for each full charge, as long as you don't drive it "as if you stole it", but compared to what exists in the competition, the autonomy is surprisingly good.
M-Byte has not yet announced a price or a release date, the car being presented at CES 2020 by Byton, but beyond that nothing is known about it.
