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While reading I thought: It has to be a Kia! It’s has to be a Kia. And this brings me to the issue of auto testers on magazines or YouTube/TV. They tend to list
by larusso 3y ago
While reading I thought: It has to be a Kia! It’s has to be a Kia. And this brings me to the issue of auto testers on magazines or YouTube/TV. They tend to list all the features a car has to compare that to other cars to determine where you get more bang for your buck. But they never actually how well all these systems are integrated together. And if they do then the comparison is missing so one one wonders what other manufacturers do this better. I drove a Kia Sportage from 2014 and this was one of the last models without all them assistant features The car was very good but I could still feel that most things where hacked together and not well integrated.
My current car has a lot of these new features and works actually great. I drive a Skoda Enyaq (for US people think VW ID.4 but nicer)
The software also has its moments but they refrained from adding too many dings and dongs and messages. All mentioned features from the article work definitely better.