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Mercedes Refuses To Kill The Big Screens, Even As It Admits Buttons Won
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Summary: Mercedes will retain large screens in future models but reintroduce physical buttons and controls after customer feedback. The brand acknowledges customers prefer hard switches for specific functions alongside touchscreens, reversing its previous all-digital approach.
Brands mentioned: Mercedes, Hyundai
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Mercedes Refuses To Kill The Big Screens, Even As It Admits Buttons Won
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