I tried to be open-minded with Tesla but way too many features are in 2nd & 3rd level menus and it's just plain annoying. Their UI sucks I need a sub menu to s

I tried to be open-minded with Tesla but way too many features are in 2nd & 3rd level menus and it's just plain annoying. Their UI sucks I need a sub menu to switch the headlights to parking lights I need a sub menu to adjust the mirrors I need a sub menu to open the glove box Not knowing for sure if your car is locked when you get in or having to walk several feet away before it auto-locks is really bad if you live or stop in sketchy areas. Instead of a quick lock button you have to go into... you guessed it: sub menus. This may seem benign but let's say you walk out of your house a couple minutes before your passenger and you're waiting for them. When they get to the passenger door is it open or not? With a Tesla you don't really know until they try to open it. Now what if you're in a sketchy block and you just got in? You also don't know. There's no quick "lock all doors" button. If you want to idle/wait in your car somewhere with everything off you have to go into sub menus and power the AC and headlights off one by one. It's not like an ICE car where you just flick the key back until only the radio is on. I thought voice commands would redeem it: "turn on parking lights" "set lights to parking" unknown command It's worse than siri. Car UI designers need to understand that we are not online shoppers needing to be funneled into a single call to action. We are operating complex machinery in sometimes life-or-death situations - minimalism and machinery are a bad combination. Even if we achieve full self driving in 10 years we'll still be piloting our cars not just sitting in them waiting for the AI to guess what we want. We need instrument panels too.