What maker of cars is taking user experience seriously? It seems like the low-end of the market is missing must-have features/refinements (or are just ugly), but the high end of the market is all moving to touch screens with poor latency and bad and distracting software.
Which maker is refining the drive while addressing basic biological constraints seriously? (i.e. that we are humans, operating a heavy and fast machine in all kinds of complex environments)
Which maker is refining the drive while addressing basic biological constraints seriously? (i.e. that we are humans, operating a heavy and fast machine in all kinds of complex environments)