I hope GM implement the CUE into the Camaro

[FenwickHockey65]

I don't think you people realize that Chevrolet already DOES have a touchscreen infotainment system. It's nowhere near as sophisticated as CUE, but Chevy MyLink gets the job done in the Spark, Sonic, Cruze, Volt, Malibu, and Equinox.

Will it go into the 5th gen? Probably not. 6th gen? Definite possibility.

[mcdoogle6969]

I love Cadillacs, had a 03 CTS and almost pulled the trigger on a 09 CTS.

May have to look into one of these.

[Mr. Wyndham]

So...I admit I haven't followed CUE like I'd like to....little time...

Is Chevy myLink coming out in the '13 Malibu not a rebranded version of the software?

[FenwickHockey65]

Originally Posted by Dragoneye

So...I admit I haven't followed CUE like I'd like to....little time...

Is Chevy myLink coming out in the '13 Malibu not a rebranded version of the software?

CUE is much more sophisticated and advanced than MyLink. Chevy MyLink and Buick/GMC IntelliLink are more or less the same thing.

[Mr. Wyndham]

Originally Posted by FenwickHockey65

CUE is much more sophisticated and advanced than MyLink. Chevy MyLink and Buick/GMC IntelliLink are more or less the same thing.

Gotcha.

Can you give me the cliff-notes on why it's more sophisticated? More features? Ease-of-use? Vehicle integration?

[FenwickHockey65]

Originally Posted by Dragoneye

Gotcha.

Can you give me the cliff-notes on why it's more sophisticated? More features? Ease-of-use? Vehicle integration?

Proximity sensors, multi-touch gestures, haptic feedback. Plus the reconfigurable instrument cluster/center stack display.

[Cam2011]

I can only hope and pray that chevy would put something like this in the camaro. No idea why there is no factory upgraded entertainment/gps type of system available for the camaro.

[RubyCamaro]

Wow! That is way cool. But if we ever get it...............I hope it comes with a tutorial for us over-the-hill generation folks. LOL

[cab2g]

Originally Posted by FenwickHockey65

Proximity sensors, multi-touch gestures, haptic feedback. Plus the reconfigurable instrument cluster/center stack display.

so, same stuff most android phones have... I like the CUE system, it looks really nice, way better than the MyLink (just based on the icons) I'm glad the MyLink system will be coming out on more future models... I know its not available in most of the lineup today though. The demo video made the CUE system look nice. I personally don't care if the "premium" features make it in all models, I just don't want anything forced upon consumers like OnStar for navigation when other options are available. They should also add the same ease of use features like voice controlled climate controls and making Internet apps like Pandora available for lower end models.

There was a time when carpet was offered as an option in cars, now you wouldn't think of selling a car without such a "basic" feature. Soon people will demand the basic option of MyLink/Sync systems and I just would hate to see GM caught with its pants down because they're trying to milk what will soon be antiquated technology, like OnStar navigation...

[liquidsmoke]

Originally Posted by cab2g

There was a time when carpet was offered as an option in cars, now you wouldn't think of selling a car without such a "basic" feature. Soon people will demand the basic option of MyLink/Sync systems and I just would hate to see GM caught with its pants down because they're trying to milk what will soon be antiquated technology, like OnStar navigation...

Couldn't agree more. Personally I think we should of had full LCD gauges standard 10 years ago. To me onstar is technology for people who are afraid of technology or too old to relearn it. Sort of like those cellphones made for senior citizens with the really big buttons and can only make calls and look like cordless house phones. There is absolutely no reason I should need to call a human to get nav directions manually sent to my car.

I hope Chevy is listening, because by the time the gen 6 comes out, I don't think I could bare buying another car from anyone that didn't have a decent system inside. Good looks and HP isn't enough. I need good technology also. Tech that I can actually use.

[The IOM Ninja]

Originally Posted by cab2g

so, same stuff most android phones have... I like the CUE system, it looks really nice, way better than the MyLink (just based on the icons) I'm glad the MyLink system will be coming out on more future models... I know its not available in most of the lineup today though. The demo video made the CUE system look nice. I personally don't care if the "premium" features make it in all models, I just don't want anything forced upon consumers like OnStar for navigation when other options are available. They should also add the same ease of use features like voice controlled climate controls and making Internet apps like Pandora available for lower end models.

There was a time when carpet was offered as an option in cars, now you wouldn't think of selling a car without such a "basic" feature. Soon people will demand the basic option of MyLink/Sync systems and I just would hate to see GM caught with its pants down because they're trying to milk what will soon be antiquated technology, like OnStar navigation...

MyLink is has pretty much the worst looking UI out of any OEM Navigation/Infotainment System.



It looks like it's aftermarket and if GM doesn't fix this then they might as well not even release it at all, it's also not very intuitive, drop down menus shouldn't be an option IMHO just because it's more distracting....

[av9022]

Originally Posted by liquidsmoke

Couldn't agree more. Personally I think we should of had full LCD gauges standard 10 years ago. To me onstar is technology for people who are afraid of technology or too old to relearn it. Sort of like those cellphones made for senior citizens with the really big buttons and can only make calls and look like cordless house phones. There is absolutely no reason I should need to call a human to get nav directions manually sent to my car.

I hope Chevy is listening, because by the time the gen 6 comes out, I don't think I could bare buying another car from anyone that didn't have a decent system inside. Good looks and HP isn't enough. I need good technology also. Tech that I can actually use.

I couldn't agree with you more on this subject. I think it's terrible that where in 2012 and starting to really see small inprovements with technology when it comes to interior for Chevrolet. I give it to chevy when it comes to looks and hp on the outside but, as in interior man i hope chevy do something innovative for the interior technology.

[meissen]

So I have to admit, I finally just watched the video on the Cadillac User Experience (CUE) and wow -- that's amazing... if it's not in one of the future camaros, I'm retrofitting.