The ES sedan’s “hidden switches” reflect consumers’ mixed feelings about the touchscreen trend, Nikkei Asia says.
Nikkei Asia reports that Toyota is bringing physical buttons back to Lexus, with the ES sedan featuring “hidden switches.” The outlet describes the approach as reflecting consumer ambivalence about the touchscreen trend.
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The ES sedan’s “hidden switches” reflect consumers’ mixed feelings about the touchscreen trend, Nikkei Asia says.
Nikkei Asia reports that Toyota is bringing physical buttons back to Lexus, with the ES sedan featuring “hidden switches.” The outlet describes the approach as reflecting consumer ambivalence about the touchscreen trend.
Nikkei Asia@NikkeiAsiaToyota brings back physical buttons for Lexus, with a low-key twist https://s.nikkei.com/4hmOYTh
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Nikkei Asia@NikkeiAsiaToyota brings back physical buttons for Lexus, with a low-key twist https://s.nikkei.com/4hmOYTh