> Tactile controls are antithetical to updating the UX with software updates. Tesla already has some tactile controls - they're on the steering wheel. I think

> Tactile controls are antithetical to updating the UX with software updates. Tesla already has some tactile controls - they're on the steering wheel. I think people are just asking for more of them. If Tesla continued along in the same vein, a few more software defined controls wouldn't hurt UX updates at all - they would just give users more options for the UX functions they use most often. > It doesn't appear either complaint is inhibiting sales. People buy cars as entire units, they don't buy features piecemeal. I could just as easily claim Tesla is selling cars in spite of its dearth of tactile controls.