Yes, and on top of the mediocre infotainment UX, the automakers also have comical/user hostile upgrade cycles. I bought a new model release BMW which halfway t

Yes, and on top of the mediocre infotainment UX, the automakers also have comical/user hostile upgrade cycles. I bought a new model release BMW which halfway through the 2nd or 3rd year of the models life, they shipped a slightly different head unit. From that point, only the owners with the new head unit get the newest OS/features. Imagine if next year when iOS 18 comes out, we learn that only iPhone 15s made after March 2024 were eligible, and no iPhone 14 or earlier was, lol. Beyond that, the OTA updates tend to not work and require you to go to the dealer. No one quite knows the rhyme or reason.