The article explores the notion of privacy in vehicles, highlighting the increasing implementation of cameras that monitor drivers' eye movements and facial expressions as a reflection of Orwellian surveillance. These cameras will be obligatory in all new cars starting in 2026, evoking concerns reminiscent of the totalitarian control depicted in George Orwell's '1984.' The author points out that being constantly observed by technology can alter human behavior, similar to the effects reported among citizens in Orwell’s fictional Oceania. Additionally, the piece reflects on past advancements in vehicle safety, noting a dramatic 95% reduction in fatalities per distance traveled over the last fifty years, using Germany as a prime example of successful automotive safety initiatives.