Slightly o/t but I think it's interesting that in the imagery for this supposedly futuristic car we see a user interface filled with 3d gradients etc which are

Slightly o/t but I think it's interesting that in the imagery for this supposedly futuristic car we see a user interface filled with 3d gradients etc which are design elements you might have expected several years ago in the era of the serif Google logo and iOS 6. You'd think that in a car, with its limited display size/resolution and glanceability required the UI/UX designers would spring for a more flat, colorful option so you can simply touch the orange square for music or something along those lines. Not that touch controls in a car are a great UX in the first place, but you'd think they would have moved past the "everything is the same colored 3d rect with a glyph in the middle" phase of UI development.