I suspect we may have sold so much more than we realise for the sake of convenience....?
The incident I typed of earlier in this thread where two broken legs and two damaged cars were the unfortunate outcome, where it seems there would have been so many inputs to the plc/ecu that might have been programmed to avoid the incident ever happening...? I suspect that had an old fashioned manually operated handbrake or ignition key system been in use in the Evoque the accident seems very unlikely to have occurred...? But then one button push to either start or stop the engine which then automatically operates the handbrake, just seems so very convenient..?
If a Tesla has an issue, a technician can visit your home or workplace to assess it, there is no need for you to be present, all that is required is for you to give permission for the tec via your phone to access the vehicle... No keys required, and all rather convenient..?
Sure my Luddite tendencies showing again, when in truth I make use of so many convenient systems myself. I suspect by the time A.I. is embedded in everything, including us... the Luddite tendencies within me will be well and truly crushed... (-:
