MY24 models reintroducing some physical controls

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WRT the cayenne ars Technica review quoting Porsche rep per taycan feedback:

But maybe it was so digital that for this generation [of Cayenne], we learned that we want to add a little bit more of analog flavor again," van Hulten said.​

https://arstechnica.com/cars/2023/0...-porsche-as-we-see-the-2024-cayenne-interior/

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[SergeyIndy]

Yep, I have been reading one article after another regarding 2024 Cayenne interior with official launch scheduled for April 18, so they changed their mind for the all-digital climate controls as people complain about using them in the Taycan. I have current gen (2020) Cayenne and the physical levers work really well for the Temp/Fan and I do use them a lot for small changes, however, you can change temp using voice (I am cold, I am hot) to bump the temp by 2 degrees up or down.

My takeaway is that Porche is all over the place with interiors, none are alike. Current Macan has a hybrid of old Macan analog gauge cluster and new Cayenne glass panel, for example. Now new Cayenne has a hybrid of Taycan gauge cluster, Start button, and Shift lever but its own glass/lever panel, and then 911 has a shaver looking shift lever and so on, what kind of design language is that? We have a 2016 Macan and then when I drive our 2020 Cayenne, steering wheel controls are so different that I have to adjust every time (Macan has a scroll wheel for Volume and Cayenne has +/- button and diamond buttons are on opposite sides).