The Evolution of Modern Car Dashboards: A Look at the Genesis GV90 Interior
This visual comparison highlights the shift toward massive, high-definition digital displays in modern automotive design. The top image showcases the interior of the Genesis GV90, featuring a prominent, wide-format infotainment screen that dominates the dashboard, integrating various streaming and media applications. The bottom image uses a satirical edit to emphasize the sheer scale of these displays, humorously suggesting that modern dashboard screens are becoming so large they could rival standalone television sets mounted on the vehicle's hood. The design reflects a broader industry trend of prioritizing digital interfaces and software-driven controls over traditional physical buttons and knobs.
Hyundai/Kia engineers : Which European brand we should copy, BMW, Mercedes, Audi, Porsche......? Hyundai/Kia Bosses : Yes
I hate those screens, but they are even worse when they just stick out like that. When they are integrated with the dashboard it looks much better. And somewhat safer in this case.
If you pay 100+k for a Hyundai you deserve everything you ger
well, THIS IS THE POINT OF SELF DRIVING CARS, ISN'T? If I'm to take 45 min drive to work, I should enjoy it.
We'll use a controller instead of a steering wheel in a few decades
The screen drops a fair bit while driving. Only in park is it fully visible
I'm a driving instructor. We lay into kids about not using their phone while they drive. Nobody comments on the gigantic screens in modern cars, which are much more of a complication in my opinion.... You can't click click turn up the AC without looking at it. Your phone disconne
Looks like shit. Cheap cars look better nowadays.
REJECT MODERN CARS, RETURN TO LATE 90'S CARS!
It's just cheaper to do everything in software. But yeah, we need strong government to force car makers to use buttons you can find with your fingertips.