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> It's personal & subjective, and nobody will persuade anybody in a thread, but FWIW I absolutely positively can. I wasn’t trying to paint a broad picture beca

> It's personal & subjective, and nobody will persuade anybody in a thread, but FWIW I absolutely positively can. I wasn’t trying to paint a broad picture because as you suggest, it’s subjective. But there is some evidence that I’m not alone. https://www.wheelsjoint.com/tesla-model-3-is-wreaking-havoc-in-ice-luxury-sedan-market/ https://www.wheelsjoint.com/tesla-model-3-is-wreaking-havoc-... > I'm looking for a "HOTAS" type UI, where I can do anything I want without taking my eyes and focus off the road. I agree, the cockpit design on the Tesla is not my choice and may actually be a deal breaker. But since there is a 30 day no commitment period I’m willing to give it a shot and see how it works in actual use.

NikolaNovak 7y ago
>>But there is some evidence that I’m not alone. Oh, absolutely - as I said, I'm in a minority. But I feel a lot of it is: Sexiness of how it looks vs Practicality of usage The problem is, sexiness is immediately obvious & attractive. Practicality takes a long time and active observation to notice and appreciate. I fear that touchscreens with bad UI will win; though I hope eventually there may be some backlash from consumers - or at least thought and compromise from manufacturers. :-/