A car with a built-in gaming console
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General Motors introduced a similar feature (Buckle to Drive) in which a car delays shifting into gear if the driver has not fastened the seat belt.
This is a bit different, but could be revolutionary!
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/bhopal/a-seat-belt-that-does-not-allow-a-car-to-start-until-locked-in-place/articleshow/19555134.cms
Although automatic safety belts may have been introduced as a safety feature, they were annoying, and most people hated them.
This was a popular feature in cars, but it was discontinued by automotive manufacturers in the 1990s.