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I think Honda have returned to at least partial physical controls for heating, air, and music for the Honda e. But it still has a lot of screen.
by sosull 4y ago
I think Honda have returned to at least partial physical controls for heating, air, and music for the Honda e. But it still has a lot of screen.
- thfuran 4y agoBackup cameras are legally mandated on new us vehicles. The screens are not going anywhere so they're going to get used for other stuff too.
- nkrisc 4y agoI don’t mind a small screen that isn’t involved in common cabin features. I have a 2018 Mazda3 and I like the backup camera. But I can control the climate control and temperature with physical buttons. The seat warmers have buttons. I can control the volume with a knob or on the steering wheel. The radio, unfortunately, is software. Seems like that much is unavoidable. But the small screen that is there is secondary to everything else I want to control while driving and I don’t ever need to use while driving. I’m typically using Apple CarPlay (or previously Android Auto) so if I do need to do something, I can use voice controls and at least keep my eyes on the road. I don’t mind small screens, as you said, they’re not going away. What I don’t want is a giant screen that controls everything.
- ThunderSizzle 4y agoMy backup camera screen is embedded in my reear view mirror. You wouldn't know when it's not on. Sure, it's small, but sufficient, considering it's not a replacement for mirrors and area awareness.