Another review:
Tesla Model 3 review: the fast and infuriating
Summary: he really likes driving it but user interface is a problem and he spends half the time talking about that, which may be a pattern in these reviews.
I agree with him, even without having my model 3 yet. Because it's obvious the UI makes no sense. There's personal preference and then there is human limitation which cannot be overcome. That some people are perfectly fine or actually prefer it, is irrelevant really because that's just a measure of one's perception of efficiency - or lack of perception. Anyway as I stated in a poll a while ago, Tesla should offer an option for a strategic group of physical controls carefully designed for intuitive use that supplement the touchscreen. Problem solved. But it's an obvious problem that shouldn't have been introduced to begin with, as the reviewer suggests. The only reason can be that it was to reduce cost.
Tesla Model 3 review: the fast and infuriating
Summary: he really likes driving it but user interface is a problem and he spends half the time talking about that, which may be a pattern in these reviews.
I agree with him, even without having my model 3 yet. Because it's obvious the UI makes no sense. There's personal preference and then there is human limitation which cannot be overcome. That some people are perfectly fine or actually prefer it, is irrelevant really because that's just a measure of one's perception of efficiency - or lack of perception. Anyway as I stated in a poll a while ago, Tesla should offer an option for a strategic group of physical controls carefully designed for intuitive use that supplement the touchscreen. Problem solved. But it's an obvious problem that shouldn't have been introduced to begin with, as the reviewer suggests. The only reason can be that it was to reduce cost.