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I don't want the car to control the temperature automatically, because maintaining a set level is not a useful requirement. 20° C or any other number is not a
by vikingerik 5y ago
I don't want the car to control the temperature automatically, because maintaining a set level is not a useful requirement. 20° C or any other number is not a rigid standard. It might feel cold or hot for any given moment in any given situation based on any amount of other environmental factors - outside temperature, clothing, sunlight, activity level while in the vehicle. Human perception is famously wildly variable and often more relative than absolute.
I want a car that has a dial for "hotter" or "colder" and that's it. I'll adjust it in response to my perceptions at any given moment. With a motion wired in to a couple seconds of muscle memory and not poking around layers of touch screen menus.
Some car manufacturers have figured out that some people don't want the fancy garbage. I bought a Nissan Kicks last year and it has every control as a simple manual knob or button; the touchscreen only controls audio features.
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- WastingMyTime89 5y agoI think it might be partially cultural. From my experience here people don’t have A/C at home, wear adequate clothes for the weather and expect temperatures inside to be in a confortable range and that’s it. Everyone I know just set the auto A/C to 20 or 21 and forget it exists.