Video Summary
Here is the summarization of the video based on your prompt:The Honda e:NY1 has a new portrait 15-inch touchscreen inside. It supports wireless Apple CarPlay, but Android Auto is wired only. The climate control system is all on the screen.
The driver's display is a landscape screen similar to the Honda e with support for different widgets. The 15-inch portrait touchscreen does not rotate.
There are three different sections of the screen, and two sections stay in place. The main section is for media with CarPlay, cameras, and satellite navigation.
Honda has gone against their ergonomic easy-to-use climate control system with a touchscreen system.
The touchscreen's buttons are quite large and everything is easy to get to. There are three physical buttons: a hazard switch, a front heated windshield, and a rear heated windshield and mirrors. A wireless charging pad is also included.
The screen resolution is good. There are all app selections, phone, FM, Bluetooth Audio, traffic announcements, EV Menu, power flow, and trip computer. There is general, vehicle, and USB setting support. System updates, Wi-Fi hotspot messages, and the owner's manual are also available. There is a clock, app installer, navigation, multi-view camera, smartphone connection, and search station available.
The app installer allows the uploading of .APK files.
Traffic announcements can be turned on and off, along with different frequencies. At the time of review, there were no phones paired. The audio system can be turned off. There is a touchscreen volume control.
The reviewer states that for day-to-day charging, the EV is best charged to only 80%. There is no heat pump in this car.
The high beam assist works well, but the traffic sign recognition system is a little inaccurate with some limited functionalities.
Overall, the system has lots of customization options.
