The biggest car news and reviews, no BS Our free daily newsletter sends the stories that really matter directly to you, every weekday. There were some aspects of the little sedan that really impressed me, but its infotainment system and lack of common-sense buttons and physical controls drove me to my wit’s end. “Sometimes you get a bit ahead of yourself and do technology for the sake of technology and maybe forget a little bit about the customer,” Källenius said, according to Autocar. “So from now on, you will see us reintroduce the most sensible buttons.” These are encouraging comments coming from Källenius, a man leading a manufacturer that’s pushed, perhaps more boldly than most, toward replacing physical controls with screens.