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ArishMell · 70-79, M
@thisguy20 Unfortunately such complexities as remotely controlled doors are becoming typical on electric cars being developed now.
As are, as Elwood Blues has already pointed out, over-reliance on controls operated by fiddling with a computer-screen - not only that but often placed to the side of your vision.
Yes, battery-electric cars and vans are all well and good, though I think their rationale a bit misguided, and are becoming much better in some ways than they were, but are also becoming far too complicated for their purpose: moving a few people or small volumes of goods from A to B.
I wonder if there will be a reaction and the makers will introduce much simpler types that are not reliant on "apps" and suchlike nonsense.
As are, as Elwood Blues has already pointed out, over-reliance on controls operated by fiddling with a computer-screen - not only that but often placed to the side of your vision.
Yes, battery-electric cars and vans are all well and good, though I think their rationale a bit misguided, and are becoming much better in some ways than they were, but are also becoming far too complicated for their purpose: moving a few people or small volumes of goods from A to B.
I wonder if there will be a reaction and the makers will introduce much simpler types that are not reliant on "apps" and suchlike nonsense.