Toyota may add buttons back to its best-selling SUV if customers demand it. The sixth generation Toyota RAV4 was launched with a redesigned cabin and fewer buttons. Toyota originally designed the RAV4 with all interior controls accessible through the display. Like most modern cars, Toyota removed as many buttons and switches as possible when designing
In Europe, the Audi A3 is being redesigned both technically and visually. The updates mainly focus on the interior design, integration of panoramic displays, and an expanded lineup of driver-assistance systems. The update applies to all body styles and powertrain variants of the compact-car range, including the sport-focused S3 and RS3. Redesigned interior At the
Mazda says the CX-5’s large touchscreen is better than physical buttons. The company’s reasoning is that the button-heavy dashboard often requires drivers to take their eyes off the road. Installed at eye level, the screen is designed to minimize distractions. Mazda has been defending its decision to supersize the CX-5’s infotainment system since the crossover