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Originally Posted by BzsBimmer
Not sure I understand why people keep stating that they have to “turn” to see how fast they’re going. Your eyeballs shift slightly to the right instead of looking down at your speedo. And you can use voice commands to control a lot of things. Using Autopilot to stay in your Lane while you fidget may be inherently safer than trying to use controls and looking away fr the road on your typical non-tech.
The GV was on my list as was the Mach-E but went with Tesla in the end because I don’t have an EV prejudice.
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I don't look down at my speedo. It is on my headup display right in front of my eyes on the windshield. I see the speed limit, my speed, whether the ACC is set, if it is the set distance selected, and driving directions from the navigator. I also have buttons for everything I might want to do while driving like changing the radio station, volume, seat adjustments, etc. And I do use voice commands.
Some folks like driving a smart phone; I like to drive a car.