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Can the Skoda Elroq's interior tech and features give more premium EVs a run for their money?
06 January 2025 10:18
The tech lineup is impressive, and that AR heads up display is what impresses me. Skoda is stepping up their game, and it’s great to see. So let’s be real, at the end of the day, it’s all about the software experience. All that fancy hardware won’t mean much if it’s laggy or unintuitive.
Can the Skoda Elroq's interior tech and features give more premium EVs a run for their money?
06 January 2025 10:18
As a tech enthusiast though, I’m more interested in how often Skoda plans to update the software. The car feels fresh because Tesla is updating it constantly. Will Skoda commit to long term software support?
Can the Skoda Elroq's interior tech and features give more premium EVs a run for their money?
06 January 2025 10:18
Nice touch with the sustainable materials, but don't know how durable will be. Will the recycled upholstery stand up to the test as well as traditional materials? Eco bragging rights don’t matter as much as practicality.
Can the Skoda Elroq's interior tech and features give more premium EVs a run for their money?
06 January 2025 10:18
You're all looking at the wrong things. The real question is how well all this tech works with our everyday lives. Does it simply integrate with our phones? How's the voice control? The user experience will be made or broken by that.
Can the Skoda Elroq's interior tech and features give more premium EVs a run for their money?
06 January 2025 10:18
In fact, I'm relieved that Skoda isn't going overboard with the tech. Not all want a spaceship dashboard. Sometimes simple and functional is good, especially for us who do not know about technology.
Can the Skoda Elroq's interior tech and features give more premium EVs a run for their money?
06 January 2025 10:18
It's nice to have the 13 inch screen, but 13 inches is becoming the bare minimum these days. What I’m actually more interested in are unique features. What does it have that is unique and innovative?
Can the Skoda Elroq's interior tech and features give more premium EVs a run for their money?
06 January 2025 10:18
I’ve test driven a lot of EVs and it’s not about the biggest screens or most features, it’s about what you need. It's about how well they all fit together. But if Skoda can get the user experience right, they've got a winner.
And how has the Nissan Sunny changed in its many iterations, and kept up with changing consumer demands?
06 January 2025 10:04
Over the years, the Sunny has definitely improved, in terms of fuel economy and safety features. It’s still a step behind the competition in areas such as infotainment and design.
And how has the Nissan Sunny changed in its many iterations, and kept up with changing consumer demands?
06 January 2025 10:04
It honestly hasn't evolved enough. Today, the model still feels outdated compared to its rivals. If Nissan wants to remain relevant, they need to step it up.
And how has the Nissan Sunny changed in its many iterations, and kept up with changing consumer demands?
06 January 2025 10:04
Nissan is doing a good job keeping the Sunny up to date yet remaining true to being a reliable, affordable sedan. It’s not cutting edge but it doesn’t need to be.
And how has the Nissan Sunny changed in its many iterations, and kept up with changing consumer demands?
06 January 2025 10:04
Sunny has evolved more by refinement than revolution. It’s incrementally better from generation to generation, but there hasn’t been a game changer.
And how has the Nissan Sunny changed in its many iterations, and kept up with changing consumer demands?
06 January 2025 10:04
The Sunny has made a huge improvement in interior space. Surprisingly roomy for their class, the newer models are.
And how has the Nissan Sunny changed in its many iterations, and kept up with changing consumer demands?
06 January 2025 10:04
The problem is that Sunny has not evolved faster than consumer expectations. Now, people want more tech and style in budget cars and the Sunny hasn’t quite kept up.
And how has the Nissan Sunny changed in its many iterations, and kept up with changing consumer demands?
06 January 2025 10:04
In fact, I think the Sunny has actually regressed in some ways. They were more fun to drive and the older models had more character. They just feel bland.
What has changed about the Nissan Sunny over the years and how has it managed to keep up with ever changing consumer expectations?
06 January 2025 10:00
The Sunny has certainly come a long way, and improved by leaps and bounds when it comes to safety features and fuel efficiency. However it still lags a bit behind the competition in terms of infotainment and design.
What has changed about the Nissan Sunny over the years and how has it managed to keep up with ever changing consumer expectations?
06 January 2025 10:00
It hasn't evolved honestly. It still looks dated compared to its rivals. If Nissan want to remain relevant, they need to step it up.
What has changed about the Nissan Sunny over the years and how has it managed to keep up with ever changing consumer expectations?
06 January 2025 10:00
Nissan has managed to keep the Sunny up to date, while retaining its basic identity as a reliable, affordable sedan, I think. It's not cutting edge and doesn’t need to be.
What has changed about the Nissan Sunny over the years and how has it managed to keep up with ever changing consumer expectations?
06 January 2025 10:00
Evolution of the Sunny has been more about refinement than revolution. It’s a bit better each generation, but there’s been no game changing update.
What has changed about the Nissan Sunny over the years and how has it managed to keep up with ever changing consumer expectations?
06 January 2025 10:00
The Sunny has improved greatly on interior space. For their class, the newer models are surprisingly roomy.
What has changed about the Nissan Sunny over the years and how has it managed to keep up with ever changing consumer expectations?
06 January 2025 10:00
The problem is, Sunny has not evolved as fast as consumer expectations. Now people want more tech and style even in budget cars, and the Sunny hasn't quite caught up.
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