The developing automotive industry continues to add new features to cars. Features such as automatically opening and closing door handles, voice command, autonomous driving are becoming more and more common with each new model. But there are also technologies that are being eliminated. The American automotive industry has taken up the issue of FM-AM radio. So what is the truth of this issue? Which feature do Americans want to remove from cars? Here is the American AM radio case and details…

AM radio dispute in the American automotive industry!

Discussions on the subject have actually been going on since last year. Following the developments in the automotive industry, the idea that AM radios should no longer be included in cars is on the agenda. Accordingly, users can learn about emergency situations via phones, tablets or advanced internet-connected multimedia on vehicles.

For this reason, automotive giants argue that there is no need for AM radios in vehicles. For some users, this argument may seem a bit absurd. You may be thinking that adding AM to FM should not be a big expense. But when we consider the collective cost in mass production logic, not putting AM radios in vehicles can mean millions of dollars a year in savings for car brands.

At first it was a simple debate, but now it has been taken to court. As you know, the US government requires every car sold in the country to offer AM radio at no extra cost to the user. This is a government rule to protect its citizens in case of traffic or highway emergencies. With the brands opposing this, the proponents of the AM radio requirement have taken action.

This week, the matter will go to court. According to the decision, the life of AM radio in cars will also be determined. So what do you think about the AM radio dispute case? Don’t forget to express your opinions in the comments section…