[5TAR]

Observing the interior and looking for things I would commonly use, the climate control button caught my attention. Being something you would need to access more often than a lot of other functions, placement makes it easy to use, easy enough that you can keep your eyes on the road and operate climate blind.

 

[Civil]

I completely agree with you in the sense that the most commonly used functions should have physical buttons. Easy to press while you are driving.

 

[4Tires]

Feel like most people won't use the infotainment system too much if all of the daily necessary functions already has a button on the center console and the steering wheel. I assume you press the climate control button and then turn the left or right knob to adjust?

 

[RobbJK88]

Feel like most people won't use the infotainment system too much if all of the daily necessary functions already has a button on the center console and the steering wheel. I assume you press the climate control button and then turn the left or right knob to adjust?

Either that or pushing that button brings up more selections on the infotainment screen for the active vents and other physical buttons missing from the HVAC controls seen.

 

[5TAR]

Feel like most people won't use the infotainment system too much if all of the daily necessary functions already has a button on the center console and the steering wheel. I assume you press the climate control button and then turn the left or right knob to adjust?

Yes that's how you should ideally use the climate control, would be horrible if they require you to touch the screen especially when with the climate button it shows their clear intention for having it be something you can operate blind.

 

[CanGuy]

Button and dials seems like the most intuitive way to control the climate. Touch controls really aren't that easy to use most of the time. I expect good things from infotainment systems at this point. They have been making them for years and should have them mostly figured out at this point.