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Varies by car, of course. I think Tesla is the most extreme towards the all-touch end of the spectrum. I recall reading their windshield wiper controls are onl
by mh- 5y ago
Varies by car, of course.
I think Tesla is the most extreme towards the all-touch end of the spectrum. I recall reading their windshield wiper controls are only on the touch screen.
My GM vehicle has physical knobs and buttons for almost everything, but some of the functions are also available in the touch screen. Climate control, as an example.
- Swenrekcah 5y agoSpeaking of Tesla. I've always been wary of them for this reason. It seems to me however that they actually have put a lot of thought and effort into making both the screen and the app work smoothly, so kudos to them for that. But the question remains open, both for Tesla and others, if they'll put similar though into it in the future. And this is something you can't know beforehand. If I buy a car I know that all the knobs and buttons physically in it will be there in 10 years. I have absoloutely no idea how OTA and app support will develop in 6 months.