High-tech vehicle systems get short shrift by many drivers
Although automakers are spending billions of dollars to put cutting-edge technologies in vehicles, a new report shows many owners don't use them.
According to J.D. Power's 2015 Driver Interactive Vehicle Experience (DrIVE) Report, 20% of new-vehicle owners have never used 16 of 33 of the latest technology features.
The 2015 DrIVE Report measures driver experiences with in-vehicle technology features during the first 90 days of ownership.
The five features owners most commonly report that they "never use" are in-vehicle concierge (43%); mobile routers (38%); automatic parking systems (35%); heads-up display (33%); and built-in apps (32%).
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