Designed and manufactured in France, the Car Evolution simulator combines realistic driving experiences with advanced training tools to bring about lasting changes in driving behaviour. It is the go-to tool for businesses, training centres and driving schools.
A realistic driving position
The Car Evolution faithfully replicates the driving position of a real vehicle. With a Recaro seat, adjustable pedals to suit all body types, a 6-speed gearbox with reverse, and parts sourced from leading car manufacturers and equipment suppliers, every component is designed to ensure an immediate transition from the simulator to real-world driving.
The sensory system, controlled directly by the Develter software, accurately replicates the sensations of driving: acceleration, braking and ABS activation. This physical feedback enhances immersion and helps to instil the right reflexes.
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The simulation software incorporates traffic controlled by artificial intelligence, with behaviour that responds consistently to traffic signals and other road users. The instructor can trigger critical situations in real time (emergency braking, complex junctions, driving in heavy rain or at night, etc.) to test and refine the driver’s reactions. These are scenarios that are difficult to replicate in a controlled manner on real roads, but which are crucial for developing automatic responses.
To take the analysis a step further, the Replay function allows you to review any sequence from inside the vehicle or from an external view, providing a precise and practical tool for debriefing.
The simulator also includes an eco-driving challenge. By measuring the direct impact of driving style on fuel consumption, this engaging feature effectively raises awareness of environmental issues – a feature particularly valued by companies looking to reduce the carbon footprint of their trips.
Finally, eye-tracking technology, developed in partnership with Tobii, analyses visual scanning patterns, attention levels and the influence of distractions, enabling a detailed assessment of behaviour in real-life situations.