How should a car infotainment system keep basics simple and distraction-free?

[Chloe_S]

A car infotainment system has many features, but the best ones get the basics right without being distracting. What's one simple, intuitive design choice in a system that you wish every manufacturer would adopt?

[AdamWR]

One simple change I wish every maker would make is a dependable back action that always returns you to the previous screen with one touch No guessing what menu you are in no hidden steps It keeps you in control and reduces the time your eyes wander from the road A tiny habit like that can feel obvious yet make a huge difference on every drive

[Joseph_L]

Keep core controls like volume and climate in the same place across cars and use clear tactile feedback When you know where to reach and what you pressed driving feels calmer and safer

[NoraGH]

Make the driving screen readable in sunlight with a simple color scheme and big text A single setting that switches to high contrast maps when brightness hits a threshold would prevent squinting and let the driver stay focused

[StevenTW]

A clean distraction free interface that only shows essential prompts while driving

[Jonathan61]

From car infotainment system 2025 trends I hear over and over that drivers want fewer taps and faster access to navigation and climate Give us a minimal path to the things we use daily