My sister got an earlier ID.4, and after a weekend trip to our cabin I got to experience the horrible AC controls. I got a Renault Megane e-Tech this summer, a

My sister got an earlier ID.4, and after a weekend trip to our cabin I got to experience the horrible AC controls. I got a Renault Megane e-Tech this summer, and it does the things you mention right. Not only does it remember AC settings, CarPlay/Android Auto and such per profile (my SO uses Android Auto, I don't), but it has physical buttons for adjusting temperature, fan speed, max AC, rear window heater and air recycling. While they have physical buttons they can also be adjusted via the voice interface of course. Having physical buttons for those key operations is one of the reasons we got it. Not having it was a hard pass. Compared to our previous BMW i3, I also really enjoy having easy access to the regen settings via paddles on the steering wheel. I live in the suburbs, so drive a lot on both fast and slow roads, and actively switching between regen settings depending on speed limit and traffic makes it more enjoyable to drive.