• From the first 1400 until today, screens have gone from non-existent to being a central feature in design and usability
• The new SEAT Leon is equipped with a central screen that is the hub for controlling all the car’s functions
• Four years of user interface design have gone into creating a system that is convenient and customisable for the driver

In just a decade, screens have become the centre of many of our activities, and cars are no stranger to this trend. The new Leon, the most technologically advanced model in SEAT’s history, incorporates a central screen that, according to Dani Molina, head of UI (User Interface) design at SEAT, is its “brain and heart.”