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Is this a tech upgrade or overload? 🤔 | What Car?

Like numerous producers, Mazda has actually got rid of physical controls ❌

Whatever lives inside this huge screen now. Is this a tech upgrade or overload?.

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15 responses to “Is this a tech upgrade or overload? 🤔 | What Car?”

  1. @jansenwilder1335 Avatar
    @jansenwilder1335

    A fight against ChangAn own Avatr 07, the Avatr is a much better EV if prices are close to this mazda EV .

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  2. @mb751z Avatar
    @mb751z

    I am 68 years old and prefer high tech cars and with the older generation dying off the adults of tomorrow will prefer tech rather than old fashioned knobs and buttons.

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    1. @Hozay1234 Avatar
      @Hozay1234

      I’m 42 and I’ll take the physical controls over tech any day. The more we move to tech the less repairable your vehicle. Great if you have loads of disposable income but terrible if living on a budget

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    2. @charles-davidberube1174 Avatar
      @charles-davidberube1174

      Bot

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  3. @ballerblocks Avatar
    @ballerblocks

    Gone are the controls gone are the customers.

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    1. @AndreiLucaa Avatar
      @AndreiLucaa

      Not true 😂

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  4. @KeaShaba Avatar
    @KeaShaba

    Its because they did a join venture with Chains

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  5. @frankbergin772 Avatar
    @frankbergin772

    Simple and direct for me..every time!

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  6. @johnborges5938 Avatar
    @johnborges5938

    Physical controls for critical functions (including climate control); on-screen controls for functions that don’t change often or wouldn’t need to be accessed quickly in a potential driving emergency. The childish idea that everything should be touch-screen based is just typical foolish overreach that the car industry has been famous for.

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  7. @JjaysYoutube Avatar
    @JjaysYoutube

    I like this, and I get why Mazda changed, their sales have been down a lot over recent years in Europe and UK, and when asked a lot of potential customers said interiors where part of the problem they felt old fashioned, small screens and out or touch with modern tech etc. however it’ just so happens that as Mazda finally changed their interiors to match other brands, we are as a consumers craving buttons and physical controls 🤦 poor timing really I fear for Mazda.

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  8. @mir-konj Avatar
    @mir-konj

    We want buttons we dont wont one screen for the car that is more expencive even though all the buttons are removed we want buttons. Tell them

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  9. @vladimirart758 Avatar
    @vladimirart758

    Traditional always

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  10. @David_Denali Avatar
    @David_Denali

    Waiting for the full vid review

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  11. @Bob-kp6bp Avatar
    @Bob-kp6bp

    Awful

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  12. @Brunosdad Avatar
    @Brunosdad

    I’ve got used to big screens with fewer buttons and non have been difficult to use. I don’t need the old fisher price knobs and buttons anymore.

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