<ul><li>Hyundai acknowledges the potential risks of excessive screen dependence in cars and aims to keep tactile controls where they are most needed.</li><li>Hyundai's Senior Vice President of Design, Simon Loasby, emphasizes the importance of keeping the driver's eyes on the road and minimizing distractions caused by touchscreens.</li><li>Hyundai recognizes that screens are a cost-saving measure but believes that people still have a preference for analog interaction and aims to find the right balance between buttons and large displays.</li><li>Although Hyundai has showcased a large touchscreen in its Pleos software platform, the presence of blank buttons suggests that physical interaction will remain important, with functionality expected to increase in future models.</li></ul>

Hyundai Gets It: Buttons Are Safer than Screens

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