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Originally Posted by underscore
Maybe I'm in the minority but I miss every one of them. Touch screens have some great uses but the one major flaw they can never get away from is you have to look at it to interact with it. For me that's no bueno when I'm driving, especially when I get near Chilliwack and I need recirc ASAP.
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I agree. It's a personal preference. But for many things in Tesla that you might want to do, you can do it via voice command (activated by a "button" on the steering wheel.
)a la Siri/Google Assistant... that's down to the wiper speed... and yes, the accuracy is pretty much on par with Siri/Google.
Again, I think it's about getting used to it. Once you get it, it's actually quite hard to go back. I now just voice command everything like temp/volume/wiper speed.
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Can you opt out of that, or pick and choose the changes? For younger people I could see that as a plus, but I know my grandparents wouldn't put up with a vehicle that has things changing.
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Yes... I believe except bugs fixing/internal improvements, all new functionalities are add-ons where you have to choose to enable it. And all old settings are still in place in case you don't like it.