Abstract: A method and system for managing contextual views within an application interface are disclosed. The method includes displaying a first view within an application interface that provides information about a user selected vehicle. The method also includes displaying a second view within an application interface that provides information about an environment. The second view may present an interactive three-dimensional model that provides an immersive experience. The application may switch between the first view and the second view according to user input.

Abstract: A method and system for managing contextual views within an application interface are disclosed. The method includes displaying a first view within an application interface that provides information about a user selected vehicle. The method also includes displaying a second view within an application interface that provides information about an environment. The second view may present an interactive three-dimensional model that provides an immersive experience. The application may switch between the first view and the second view according to user input.

Abstract: An electronic device is provided. The electronic device stores gesture mapping information indicating an association between a plurality of gestures and a plurality of functions associated with a plurality of applications of the electronic device. The electronic device receives first information about a first gesture, from a first user interface of the electronic device. The electronic device further determines a first set of functions, related to the plurality of applications, based on the stored gesture mapping information and the received first information. The electronic device further receives second information about a second gesture, from the first user interface. The second information about the second gesture received within a predefined time from the receipt of the first information and associated with a first function of the first set of functions. The electronic device further controls an execution of the first function associated with the second gesture.