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"I hate almost everything about it." Not owning a car only using rentals, I still think Tesla has the best and most intuitive UI. I can find everything easily,
by KingOfCoders 3y ago
"I hate almost everything about it."
Not owning a car only using rentals, I still think Tesla has the best and most intuitive UI. I can find everything easily, whereas in a SUVs from Skoda/VW/Audi/BMW/Renault/... it's hard to find things - at least for me.
What I do hate about the Model Ys we rented is the noise! Wind/wheel noise is as loud at 100km/h as a BMW at 150km/h - I guess they do this to safe weight and increase range, but it makes the trips very unpleasant.
Also how it randomly breaks in self driving (at least on a German Autobahn).
- ethanbond 3y ago> I guess they to this to safe weight and increase range, but it makes the trips very unpleasant. Or, you know, margins.
- croes 3y ago>the best and most intuitive UI I think the best UI was before all the computer displays in cars. Everything operable without visual contact.
- KingOfCoders 3y agoI disagree. Because we seldom have the same car twice, I always need to decipher some strange icons to find out what something does. Or how to operate the wipers. It might work better if you know it b/c of tactile feedback, but it's in no way intuitive.
- croes 3y agoThe icons problem isn't any different now, but now the icons are hidden in different sub menus. All that without the benefit of tactile feedback of knobs and switches.
- KingOfCoders 3y agoThere is no icon but a text, "Turn AC on"
- mdwalters 3y agojust read the manual??
- rurp 3y agoPlus consistency. The last time I drove a friend's tesla we spent a stupid amount of time sitting in the driveway trying to make a simple adjustment. The UX had changed and neither of us could find the option in the touchscreen menus. Even pulling out my phone and searching Tesla's documentation didn't work because it was out of date and wrong.