Evolving electronics in automobiles

Electronic components are replacing mechanical ones in most ways in today's improving generation of automobiles. This components not only takes less space but also they are very simple in operating. As seen in formula student India many teams are using electronic gear shifter instead of the manual gear shifter having linkage mechanism. This electronic gear shifter works on the principle of the electromagnetic force. This shifter is easy to operate foe the driver since the driver don't have to take off hands from the steering wheel.
    Also the use of MPFI (multi point fuel injection) system has   proved to be more efficient than some of the mechanical devices used in the past. Also the air fuel mixture is now controlled with the help of ECU (electronic control unit) which reads the signals obtained from different sensors and gives command to different parts according to that. It will not be wrong to say that the electronic data has replaced the mechanical movement in most case of the automobiles. The key of the car has been now transformed into a remote control which is also used for parking cars in some cases. Automobile industries are now focusing to publicize new electronic devices that are added to their product for the luxury of the customer. This evolution of electronics in automobiles is  heading towards converting a normal automobile to smart automobiles. Those days are gone when the people used to rotate the lever to open the  door window now this operation is just a click away. such extra efforts is reduced due to such technologies. In such ways the use of mechanical and electronics technologies together leads to a better future of automobiles. Nowadays many luxurious automobile manufacturers are coming with  a control tab. This tab can bring all the controls of the car just a touch away. Electronic devices are helping in increasing the luxurious quality of the car. In such a way there can be many more implementations of the electronic devices in automobiles for better handling and performance.