My Renault Megane e-Tech has a digital display instead of "regular" speed/rpm gauges. I really like it, as I can easily select what I want to see. This is espe

My Renault Megane e-Tech has a digital display instead of "regular" speed/rpm gauges. I really like it, as I can easily select what I want to see. This is especially handy if I'm navigating new places, where I can get the map right there in front of me. No need to look to the side, so can keep my eyes on the road more. That said I think Renault has struck a nice balance between digital and physical. AC controls are physical, as is volume/mute and a few more. All the physical buttons are still available via voice commands, which I also like. If a lot is happening on the road it's sometimes better to be able to keep both eyes on the road and hands on the wheel. And as much as I dislike touch, at least it works well and the hardware driving the screens is snappy and responsive, like a good tablet.