I didn’t buy my Audi for the HUD (or other UI) but I’m unlikely to buy another one after: 1. The Android based entertainment system regularly crashes. 2. The

I didn’t buy my Audi for the HUD (or other UI) but I’m unlikely to buy another one after: 1. The Android based entertainment system regularly crashes. 2. The non-android based digital center cluster is designed so poorly as to have the date in two to three places and fuel levels hidden by default. 3. Safety systems that will needlessly engage the brakes because it believes that driving past the backed up left turn lane on a gently curving road is an imminent head on collision. I’ve learned to work around these issues for the most part. Disabling all the wireless hardware reduces, but does not eliminate entertainment crashes. I memorized the steering wheel dial flicks to get the fuel gauge to display. I turn off the safety features. Most of the car is very nice. The software stack is honestly something Audi should have outsourced to a competent development team elsewhere in the automotive industry.