I've rented a VW E-Up once that was pretty low tech despite being fully electric. Physical key that has to be inserted next to the steering wheel to start the c

I've rented a VW E-Up once that was pretty low tech despite being fully electric. Physical key that has to be inserted next to the steering wheel to start the car (but can lock/unlock the doors like a normal fob), classic car radio without touch screen, minimalist dashboard buttons. To start the car, you even have to turn the key farther just like you would on a classical ignition. I think it's designed for people who are used to combustion engines. According to the dashboard, it's range should be about 500km. It is quite small however.