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I've heard that Teslas are some of the only cars where nonzero thought was put into the overall UX. That on its own is enough to put them on my radar Are there
by brundolf 3y ago
I've heard that Teslas are some of the only cars where nonzero thought was put into the overall UX. That on its own is enough to put them on my radar
Are there any other brands people have had good (or not-bad) experiences with?
- 1970-01-01 3y agoThe luxury branch of the OEM will put the most thought into the UX. You do need to pay up for software polishing.
- brundolf 3y agoFrom what I've heard this is not true. I.e. I've heard Lexus has some of the worst in-car software out there
- 1970-01-01 3y agoI think you're refrenceing the borked remote update? That was bad, but it seems like it was a one-off, lesson learned event.
- brundolf 3y agoNo, I've specifically heard that the infotainment system is worse than average
- 1970-01-01 3y agoLexus has CarPlay and Android Auto. The infotainment is a pipe of the OS from your phone to the vehicle screen. There are still buttons that take time to work into muscle memory and light customization, but that vaires for every user.
- speedgoose 3y agoIf you are allergic to Tesla, I think BMW can offer a descent user experience. If you ignore the silly feature such as the possibility to draw letters on the navigation pad like it’s a palm pilot from the 90s. The system feels a bit dated but it’s a good dated system. I also think Tesla is ahead, even after they removed the stalks. But they could do better. Maybe the UX engineers need a trip to Europe and expect having to use the blinkers in roundabouts.
- brundolf 3y agoI wouldn't say "allergic", would just like to know if there are other (esp cheaper) options