Teslag said:
Yes. These aren't the analog driven electronic displays of yesterday year that still relied on physical buttons. These have very few moving parts.
Go ahead and tell yourself that. Once these parts start aging, they will have problems. The reality is that all these fancy gizmos and displays are what give people the most problems on cars today.
The display in my 2015 Canyon has already failed once in 68K miles resulting in not being able to control the radio until i replaced it. There are tons of complaints about this GM display on multiple vehicles. Yeah I know, its a GM vehicle and not a trouble free Tesla. There are lots of complaints about displays having minds of their own and blanking out/not working for lots of car manufacturers.
Hopefully the aftermarket will support rebuilding these things, but the manufacturers really don't want that and want us buying new over and over again. "Sorry, no more software support for your $100K Expedition, you must by new". Just like an Iphone, camera, and TV, is now.