Drivers demand buttons as touchscreens in cars linked to accidents | 7NEWS

2 hours ago The News Room

More than two-thirds of Australian drivers want physical buttons returned for basic functions like temperature and radio controls, due to frustrations with touchscreen-dominated car controls, and new research linking them to accidents. Vehicle manufacturers like Polestar are already reversing some controversial design decisions, such as removing rear windows, while Ferrari has introduced a synthetic manual transmission system in its Dodici Cilindri 12-cylinder supercar.

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