These components are installed on the front or rear of the steering wheel, representing what is now defined as a Human Machine Interface HMI. The aesthetic component is extremely important in view of the internal positioning of the vehicle, representing a challenge to combine and ensure the constancy of the aesthetic requirements over time.
• different kinds of switches (active or passive) • moltitude of functions foreseen • available in touch version • long life and reliability requirements • available in several aesthetical finishings • cruise function with redundant double-circuit
Paddles for driving mode or gear shift selection • built in the front or rear side of the steering wheel • ergonomics as per OEM requirements • they can be made of plastic, alloy or composite material • high tactility standards
• long life and reliability requirements • available in different aesthetical finishings (chrome, PVD, painting) • possibility of backlighting • design and ergonomics as per OEM requirements • redundant double-circuit