Editorial

For their Lexus LF-Z concept, Toyota’s designers held in mind the rubric of tazuna, which is a Japanese-style set of reins tied to a horse’s bit to provide for rider…

This week we’re starting something new: we’re profiling companies to give the community an opportunity to get to know them and their technologies, techniques, expertise, and specialties to support safety,…

For many people, their biggest exposure to daily air pollution comes while they are driving their car. The present pandemic, driven by an airborne virus, is making people more aware…

The DVN Workshop in Shanghai next month will include two sessions about interior lighting and HMI/displays. It will be an actual, real, live, face-to-face event, augmented by virtual contributions from…

Last week’s Car of the Year 2021 verdict came as a surprise. The Toyota Yaris is an excellent product, which has matured since its first Car of the Year award…

Motion sickness is a common and complex syndrome. Some individuals are much more susceptible and develop symptoms with minimal provocation, while others are seemingly immune and suffer not at all…

This week’s edition of DVN Interior illustrates the extraordinary diversity of today’s and tomorrow’s automotive interiors. However it might be called—smart cabin, cockpit of the future, third living space—the overall…

Electronics continue to flood the whole car interior. Just look at some of the innovations presented in this week’s DVN-I: Nvidia’s driver monitoring system, Toyota Boshoku’s drowsiness-suppressing seat, new HUDs…

Starting now, the DVN-I Newsletter comes to you every week—that’s twice as often as before. It’s an upgrade to keep DVN Interior subscribers constantly in step with the fast and…