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My wife has an ID.4, and while it's a great vehicle, the UX is absolutely terrible. They're buried inside of a screen, many of the controls are different from w
by bdcravens 3y ago
My wife has an ID.4, and while it's a great vehicle, the UX is absolutely terrible. They're buried inside of a screen, many of the controls are different from what we've had for the past 40 years. Even worse are the window controls - you only have a passenger and driver side button, and have to toggle a touch control with no tactile or haptic feedback to switch between front and rear.
- DoingIsLearning 3y ago> have to toggle a touch control with no tactile or haptic feedback to switch between front and rear. That just screams cost-down brainstorm session. "Hey guys if we do this we only need half of the expensive mechanical switches" with no after thought of safety or UX.
- bdcravens 3y agoSeveral times I accidentally touched it, putting it in rear mode. Roll down the window, realize it was the wrong window, then switch and roll down the front. Often that's at a fast food or pharmacy window or whatever, and being rushed, don't take the time to switch back and then roll up the back. Next thing I know I'm going down the freeway with my rear window open. What happens when this causes injury to a pet or child?
- Zanfa 3y agoI think the latest fully electric Volvo XC90 also has that now. And it's their most expensive model.