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Connecting the connected car to the connected home

According to the latest Parks Associates research, nearly two-thirds of US drivers want connected car functionality as standard on their next new ride and 25 per cent of consumers are already intrigued by the possibilities of using their car as a way of remotely controlling home functions.

From the article "Connecting the connected car to the connected home" by http://www.themalaymailonline.com.

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