I think clearly Hyundai have taken an approach that improves dramatically on the 'buttons hidden behind touchscreens' menus' which has started to plague cars wi

I think clearly Hyundai have taken an approach that improves dramatically on the 'buttons hidden behind touchscreens' menus' which has started to plague cars with touch screens. The result is a dashboard that has decent form and decent function as opposed to great form terrible function. They aren't going for impeccable function here. When a company tries to do the right thing and publicly calls out flaws in design iterations that we have disliked, lets not shoot them down for not getting it perfect. To say its "form is everything where function is ignored" is just an overreaction.