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in-car

British  

adjective

  1. installed or provided within a car

    an in-car hi-fi system

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Current comparison apps and websites include PetrolPrices, Waze, My RAC and the AA app, as well as in-car navigation systems and online map services.

From BBC

As self-driving cars become more feasible, companies are exploring enhanced in-car experiences such as lie-flat massaging seats, mobile theaters and features that teach you about your surroundings.

From The Wall Street Journal

This could be seen on in-car cameras in Las Vegas.

From BBC

Now that Tatjana's son Luke has turned 16, Somerset Council says it no longer has a statutory obligation to pay for his transport, which includes a taxi and an in-car support worker.

From BBC

According to a survey from S&P Global, some customers may be put off by the cost of in-car subscriptions for features such as connectivity, or by basic functions being split into paid tiers.

From BBC