Having recently acquired a model 3, I get where the previous poster is going. It’s the cumulative effect of lots of small details: no key, no unlocking the car

Having recently acquired a model 3, I get where the previous poster is going. It’s the cumulative effect of lots of small details: no key, no unlocking the car, no turning it or starting an engine, no gears... then the smoothest quietest experience of any car I’ve owned (admittedly I’ve never been in a Rolls or similar) thanks to the drivetrain, all in a very calm, comfortable, minimal space. I think I’d describe it as having just the lowest cognitive burden of any car just about ever. It’s peaceful, I guess, when most cars aren’t.