IMO, many of the people using Teslas for the first time will complain that it doesn't have the same controls as their "traditional" car. This can still be good

IMO, many of the people using Teslas for the first time will complain that it doesn't have the same controls as their "traditional" car. This can still be good feedback, but the thing to note about Tesla is that their design philosophy is to make the car as simple and evolvable as possible. Cameras instead of sensors. Software instead of buttons. That sort of thing. This way, you don't have to buy a car every three years to get what should be basic usability improvements (like better rain sensing). This doesn't translate to "simple to use" immediately, but I've found that it eventually does if you're willing to try a new approach. To wit, I find non-Teslas complicated and incredibly obnoxious by comparison.