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"We moved all the options into a screen. That's minimalism right?" Sure, if your definition of minimalism is the physical aesthetic of the car when it's turned
by nwsm 3y ago
"We moved all the options into a screen. That's minimalism right?"
Sure, if your definition of minimalism is the physical aesthetic of the car when it's turned off and you don't need to interact with it in any way.
- Xymist 3y ago"The occupant doesn't need to interact with it in any way" is, I think, an actual design goal for Tesla. Not that they'll get there, probably, but to have people get in, touch nothing, and get out at their destination does fit the evident dream.
- rs999gti 3y ago> minimalism More like minimalism in terms of cost. A tablet can be used in many cars as an interface, the only cost is the different software for each model. No need to make molds and manufacture physical buttons and a console.
- fgsfds028374 3y ago[dead]
- throwaway5959 3y agoThat’s the real reason why it’s done, that and fewer components to install/fix.
- warrenm 3y agoAnd making updates / fixes to said software is world's simpler/faster/cheaper than handling physical part recalls