It’s happening slowly, but many automakers are making an effort to reintroduce tactile, physical controls in their cars after years of screens increasingly taking over the entire dashboard. While screens aren’t going anywhere, key functions are once again being made accessible via buttons. The latest automaker to announce it will be introducing more physical controls is Polestar, a relatively young brand that has always had a touchscreen-dominated user interface, much like Tesla. The automaker’s CEO says feedback from customers has led to the decision to incorporate more traditional controls.Related: 5 Essential Car Features That Should Never Be On TouchscreensPolestar Drivers Want More Buttons
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Author: Karl Furlong
