The latest Hyundai Tucson is outfitted with a tech focused interior with a large touchscreen infotainment system and digital instrument cluster. Touch sensitive panels replace traditional physical buttons, and include many controls, such as climate and audio. This makes for a sleek, modern look, but users have been debating its practicality in day to day use. People either cheer the clean look or complain about lack of tactile feedback combined with possible distractions while driving. And there are questions about long term durability and the cost of repairs for these complex systems. Supporters say it keeps the Tucson competitive and appealing to younger buyers in a tech forward approach, while critics worry about the learning curve and frustration potential for those used to more traditional layouts. The focus of the discussion is whether Hyundai got the proportions of innovation and usability right in the Tucson's interior design.