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The Tesla Model S we've had since 2015 hasn't had any problems with its screen, despite being driven in California. This article's conclusion was strange. Witho
by ec109685 7y ago
The Tesla Model S we've had since 2015 hasn't had any problems with its screen, despite being driven in California. This article's conclusion was strange. Without that Touch Screen, none of what makes Tesla a Tesla would have been a problem since it would have been controlled with un-upgradeable knobs, switches and buttons.
I agree with the comments here that Tesla should make it right for the customers though.
- cma 7y agoDo you park it in a garage or out in the sun?
- ec109685 7y agoGarage mostly, but not exclusively. I have never worried about this.
- int_19h 7y agoTesla is not the only car with a touchscreen. OTOH physical knobs and switches are much easier to operate without looking at them. Which is particularly important in a car.