Top 6 Most Lavish Luxury Car Features
Some of today’s cars have ridiculous luxury features, such as starry-night headliners and gold-lined engine bays. These aren’t the kinds of features found in your average Toyota Corolla. Features such as air conditioning and radio, however, were once considered luxury items, so maybe some offerings currently limited to high-end vehicles may trickle down to economy vehicles. Here are a few of the most lavish luxury car features.
Cadillac XTS Seat Massager
Long drives can be exhausting, and they frequently result in cramps in your lower back and thighs. Seat massagers can help with this. Luxury vehicles such as the Cadillac XTS have this feature, which works on a vibration function to increase blood circulation in vital areas, preventing cramps. There are several modes and settings available on these seats. These relaxing massage seats will help you unwind after a long day.
Mercedes Scent System
Mercedes-Benz is one of the most recognizable luxury car manufacturers. So it’s no surprise that they have some ridiculous luxury features. Mercedes-Benz models take it a step further with their fragrance system. Its Air Balance package ensures that the interior fragrance matches your mood and preferences. This one-of-a-kind system purifies the air within the vehicle while releasing one of four pleasant aromas. The scents are kept in glass vials that can be electronically operated to re-fragrance your vehicle at predetermined intervals and strengths.
Rolls Royce’s Starlight Roof
Rolls Royce is unrivaled in terms of luxury. The Starlight Headliner, a newly available feature, demonstrates this point. This remarkable feature results from an inner roof liner that can be customized with fiber optic lights to simulate the night sky. If you want to be reminded of a special evening, you can pay extra to have the ‘stars’ arranged to look like the night sky on a specific date. The headliner can take up to 17 hours to create and is unique to each driver.
Bentley’s Rotating Dashboard
Bentley’s rotating dashboard, currently offered in the new Flying Spur and Continental GT, could be what you’re looking for. With 150 parts and two motors, this dashboard can switch between three options with the push of a button. This centerpiece features a 12.3-inch touchscreen display with high resolution. It’s designed to function as smoothly as a modern cell phone. Bentley claims that its bespoke mechanism has 40 moving parts and an intelligent drive system that fluctuates speeds to keep tight tolerances while accounting for variations in friction and temperature.
BMW’s Auto-filling Champagne Glasses
Cup holders are not unusual in automobile interiors. A standard car does not have champagne glasses, let alone champagne flutes that can refill themselves. In 2018, BMW began patenting champagne flutes that could automatically refill from the bottom. Rear-seat passengers can enjoy their beverage without having to pour it themselves.
Rolls Royce’s Anti-theft System
The Rolls-Royce brand has several noteworthy features. However, with such an iconic symbol, it’s understandable that those with ill intentions might want to rob some of the clouts without paying. Rolls-Royce has the solution, which is why the Spirit of Ecstacy is not as easy to steal as it appears. If this emblem detects that it is being stolen, it will retract automatically. It makes removal nearly impossible.
