Is the cruise control the main flaw of the Tesla Model Y?

After the excitement of the first days, Tesla customers coming from other brands discover the unnecessary complexity of their Model Y.

Tesla wants to revolutionize everything. Including what was working very well. The problem is that this exposes the American manufacturer to criticism. On owner forums, opinions start to come out as the product becomes more widespread. Tesla has left the sphere of only die-hard supporters unable to recognize flaws in their new favorite brand.

These forums are very useful for discovering what goes on behind the scenes, and the comments are very instructive. Like this discussion about the adaptive cruise control of the Model Y.

The excessive complexity of interfaces, endless menus and sub-menus, updates that confuse users and strip away familiar features, are all sources of annoyance. And perhaps, in the long run, could even lead customers to turn away.

Tesla must listen to these very valuable feedbacks from its users. While sales are currently excellent, situations can change very quickly. Especially in a highly connected society where information spreads rapidly.

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