'Gadget cars' make their debut in Las Vegas
"Gadget cars" made their debut in Last Vegas at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES).
The show featured smart cars with self-parking devices which will be sold to Europe later this year and cars that can stream voice-activated radio stations and can lock mobile phones while the car is in motion.
Concept cars - which will never go into production - were also featured, with US carmaker GM showing off a "bubble car" that gives consumers an idea of what transportation might look like in the year 2030.
LJ Rich reports.
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