Yo, everyone, screen directly in front of driver IS NOT JUST FOR SPEED. I agree that I could get used to not having speed right in front of me, but a Tesla is a modern car, there is a lot of information provided on the instrument cluster screen. Energy usage, navigation directions, climate settings, current track can all be displayed on that screen. They are going to push all of that onto the center screen? I guess that could work, but that still isn't the biggest issue.
People are saying that it will be autonomous, so you don't need the IC display, but unless it's foolproof on day one you will still need to be monitoring how autopilot is seeing the road line, other cars, grab the wheel alerts, etc. Is that all going on the 2nd screen as well? where would it fit? That's the biggest question to me. It either points to HUD standard, HUD with EAP and/or FSD purchased, or it actually having an IC screen. I really don't think there is another option.