5 Great High Tech Cars Of 2018

Automobile technologies have advanced to what used to be something only seen in the movies.  Some cars are so technologically advanced that they can drive themselves, but most tech savvy vehicles on the road still need humans to drive them.  

If you’re looking for an affordable, technologically advanced vehicle to keep you safe on the roads, you’ll find plenty to choose from in this lineup.  Here are a few of the most affordable, high tech vehicles that are hot on the market this year.

Nissan Leaf

The hybrid 2018 Nissan Leaf features an upgraded and redesigned electric powertrain, and Nissan won’t sell you short on excellence.  Seek out your Leaf at your nearest used Nissan dealer, and find the most fitting ride for you. Expect to pay just under $30,000 for the Nissan Leaf, and know that it’s worth every penny.  

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The Leaf has an option for the ProPilot Assist system that will brake, accelerate, and steer.  Though the Leaf is far from completely autonomous, there’s not much for drivers to worry about when the ProPilot function is activated.  

Honda CR-V

You may not think of a Honda CR-V first when you consider high-tech vehicles, but this crossover has tons to talk about.  The CR-V Touring model comes equipped with LED headlights, automatic windshield wipers, an on-board navigation system, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto capabilities.  

Listed with a price of just over $33,000, the bang for your buck is respectable.  The CR-V also has a superior safety rating, with blind spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, lane departure warnings and more.

Chevy Bolt

Though the Chevy Bolt price listing is a little under $40,000, buyers can receive up to $7,500 in state and federal tax credits.  The Bolt can do some pretty amazing things with the technology it possesses.

On electric power alone, the Chevy Bolt can travel up to 238 miles, which is up towards the maximum ability capable from today’s technology.  The interior comes equipped with a 10-inch touch screen display, keyless ignition and entry, xenon headlights, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto capabilities.

Toyota Camry

The 2018 Camry is more than affordable, priced at $24,400 starting out.  The Camry comes equipped with Toyota’s “Safety Sense” package.  The package includes functions such as blind spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, assisted braking systems, and more.  

Some of the coolest tech features found inside the 2018 Toyota Camry include a 10-inch heads-up display, automatic high beam control for the headlights, lane-departure warnings, and lane-keep assistance.

Jeep Renegade

Not only will you look excessively cool driving down the road in the 2018 Jeep Renegade, you’ll do it for under $20,000.  Expect to see Apple CarPlay and Android Auto capabilities, along with a long list of other tech perks on the Renegade.