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I very recently bought a BEV Hyundai Ioniq of the first Generation, and one of the reasons I chose the 1st gen was that it still has some knobs and dials. The n
by manmal 7y ago
I very recently bought a BEV Hyundai Ioniq of the first Generation, and one of the reasons I chose the 1st gen was that it still has some knobs and dials. The new generation has almost only touch controls, and this feels kinda wrong. Notably, it’s not a pure touch screen, but the knobs and dials have been replaced by a lot of capacitive touch elements with backlights. When it’s dark outside, it would take me a few hundred ms to find the right button, and then I still have to visually guide my finger there. And then there’s no physical feedback when pressing.
There are other reasons for why I chose the 1st gen (better fast charging capability), but the touch elements were the last straw.