Buttons, dials and knobs
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You can feel for a knob or for a lever without taking your eyes off of the road. You can't do that with a menu on a touch screen.
Secondly, replace a knob and see what it costs. Now, replace a touchscreen and see what it costs.
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Yeap. Also seeing a trend where the on-dash infotainment screens get larger and larger. I have seen on-dash screens larger than an iPad Pro. Not that I have anything against large information screens per se, but the manufacturers put in these big screens without sufficient anti-glare treatment — it’s just dangerous for the driver if a blinding ray of sunlight gets reflected into your eyes from one of those giant screens.
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Yes, car makers to want to make things "look modern" just because they can, without thinking weather or not is really is an improvement.
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In Tesla's it's all on the screen in the middle off the dash. This is what my friend's Y looked like
@Mik said in Buttons, dials and knobs:
In Tesla's it's all on the screen in the middle off the dash. This is what my friend's Y looked like
That is the one of the biggest POS car interior designs, I have ever seen.
It's almost not a design at all.
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It's from the Minimalist School of art...
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It looks like something designed by an engineer rather than a designer.
Which probably explains it.
