The impression I got was that its a matter of development convenience. The Tesla UI is a big screen. If i was given the problem of "We don't have much experien

The impression I got was that its a matter of development convenience. The Tesla UI is a big screen. If i was given the problem of "We don't have much experience building car interfaces, and its likely something we'll want to change once we get more experience; what should we do?" the thought of throwing in a big screen that you can auto-update does start to sound pretty appealing. Having said that, as a driver, the practice of having this style of interface just so the company can produce the cars faster and easier...i find less appealing. This video shows how to open the sun roof (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5a3n-vTtuU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5a3n-vTtuU), the fact that this button is more than 1 layer into the UI is pretty insane(Normally the radio is in the place you see the roof in this video, so you're pushing a button just to get to the sun roof slider). I often find myself making this kind of adjustment while driving. Having it in this part of the UI, i found to be a bit distracting and hard to use while performing my test drive.