Large vehicles with small interiors are becoming the norm. While Germans have a deep passion for their cars, so do the Chinese, Japanese, and Indians. However, car manufacturers that succeed in China may not find the same success in India or Japan. The differences in climate, infrastructure, and the emotional expectations of what a car should provide create significant challenges for ergonomics. What these three markets share, though, is that traffic jams and road congestion are not major concerns for car buyers. As a result, drivers and passengers often spend more time in their vehicles, which further raises the demand for optimized ergonomics and interior design.
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