Automobile design is at a crossroads as Hyundai announces plans to eliminate physical buttons in favor of Tesla-style touchscreens beginning with 2026 models. Their new "Pleos Connect" system promises smartphone-like functionality with multiple apps running simultaneously on a central display. But should we sacrifice the tactile feedback and muscle memory that physical buttons provide? When you're navigating rush-hour traffic, do you want to hunt through menus just to adjust your heat? This shift prioritizes manufacturing efficiency and aesthetic minimalism over what many consider essential safety features - the ability to control vital functions without taking your eyes off the road. Listen in to learn more.