Peugeot offers a great novelty for all its customers who will have the opportunity to handle a new device
In recent years the Group’s desire has become evident Stellantis to establish itself in the motoring world, not just focusing on F1. Alfa Romeo’s farewell was undoubtedly a hard blow for fans but it is still there Peugeot which is demonstrating its competitiveness in the WEC.
Speaking of motorsport, Peugeot also had an important involvement in Formula 1 in the 90s with the supply of engines to McLaren, Jordan and the team owned by Alain Prost, an F1 legend in the last two decades of last year. Millennium.
Speaking of F1, for all customers of the Peugeot brand there is now the possibility right now for customers to get their hands on a fabulous accessory with which the French brand has decided to equip its cars. Driving an F1 car is the dream of most enthusiasts that is about to become reality when they buy a 208 or a 2008.
Peugeot with the F1 steering wheel: Hypersquare is born
Technological innovations are always around the corner and Peugeot has decided to equip its cars with a fabulous F1 steering wheel. It’s about Hypersquarea device that was officially presented at the VivaTech event which took place in Paris between 22 and 25 May 2024.
Its shape is rectangular, a clear reference to F1, with a screen in the center made up of circular cells that look into the four corners. Activating the controls on the steering wheel is easy and immediate, with gestures that are very reminiscent of those that occur when using a smartphone.
Among the various information that can be obtained when using this steering wheel there is also the possibility of using the climate control, adjusting the radio volume and having various driving assistance systems available. Among the various options it will also be possible to take advantage of a series of buttons with customized functions, so that you can have everything at your fingertips.
All with an experience from Formula 1. Simply operate any of the controls listed above to feel like Verstappen or Leclerc while racing on the track. And that’s not a little…
