Volkswagen Returns to Old Interior Design: Have They Finally Realized Their Mistake?
Volkswagen has finally admitted that they went too far with modernizing the interiors of their cars! After years of pushing huge screens and digital controls that left many drivers confused and frustrated, the German giant is going back to basics. The head of technical development, Kai Grünitz, openly stated that they are working on a new interior design to fix previous mistakes.
The End of the Digital Obsession Era
Forget those massive screens taking up every inch of the dashboard. Volkswagen plans to bring back traditional switches and a rotating knob for volume control instead of the current touch-sensitive strip that many found nightmarish. “If something works for years, there is no reason to change it,” Volkswagen insiders say.
Which Models Will Get the New Old Interior?
The first models with redesigned interiors will be the new ID.2, followed by redesigned versions of the ID.3 and ID.4. This change is expected to happen as early as next year and will also include models with internal combustion engines.
Have They Finally Learned Their Lesson?
After many customers and critics slammed the excessive digitalization and complicated controls, Volkswagen decided to return to simplicity and functionality. Is this a sign that they finally realized that chasing trends isn’t always the best idea, and listening to users is?
What Does This Mean for Drivers?
For those who struggled with the new systems, this is great news! Returning to traditional controls means easier and safer driving without the need to stare at a screen while on the road. Maybe it’s time to remember that simplicity is sometimes the best way forward.
Conclusion
Volkswagen made a mistake but is ready to admit and fix it. Will other manufacturers follow their lead or continue to flood us with screens and complicated systems? Only time will tell.
What about you? Are you for bringing back the good old buttons or do you prefer controlling everything via a screen? Drop a comment, maybe together we’ll figure out what’s better – old school or digital revolution!
