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Based on the photo included in the article, what they're calling an infotainment system is actually two separate components, one of which appears to be taking t
by jawns 3y ago
Based on the photo included in the article, what they're calling an infotainment system is actually two separate components, one of which appears to be taking the place of a traditional dashboard. If that's the case and there's no other way to monitor speed, fuel levels, engine temperature, warning lights, etc., I'd say that's quite a bit more worrisome than just not being able to play your favorite music while driving.
- nomel 3y agoI understand, but the risk of life wouldn't be from the bug, it would be from conscious choice of driving without a speedo. There's a critical distinction there. In this case, mileage/battery are still present, and I would assume safety critical warnings would still be displayed.
- jonplackett 3y agoIf you need thr car in an emergency and it's unusable, that almost counts.
- thrill 3y ago"almost" only counts in horseshoes and nukes.
- prmoustache 3y agoIf it is unusable you just don't use it. That any car can have a dead /failing battery/fuel pump/whatever one morning or fail and leave you stranded on the road to an hospital has never been considered a safety risk.