Touch Panel Operation

It has been a little over a month since I took delivery of my Panamera Turbo. When I go on long trips, I touch the touch panel a little, so I feel that I am getting used to its operation a little.

However, there are still many features I don't know about and I think I am only using the minimum necessary. By the way, I use

(1) Navigation
Destination setting, current location display, etc.
(2) Assist
Deactivation of Lane Keep Assist, etc.
(iii) Vehicles
Spoiler (wings) on/off, suspension changes, etc.

There is only about Nevertheless, theFor assists and vehicles, seeIf you let the key remember the settings for your ride.You don't have to change it every time.I may use it almost exclusively for navigation. I heard that there are many other useful functions such as linking with other apps or making phone calls in the car, but so far I have not been able to use those functions at all.

I know that people who listen to the radio in their cars will often use the media buttons as well, but I am basically a silent person in the car, so I don't use them. Also, I recently figured out thatbuttons at the bottom rather than directly on the touch panel screen.It is easier to operate.

While driving, one's finger may wander and press the wrong button when trying to touch the navigation screen, but this is not the case here. The sound of the "click" when you press the button is indescribably pleasant. This is about all the information I have on touch panel operation at this point...I hope to introduce it in another article when I get more familiar with it.

Totally unrelated, but my husband is going on an overseas business trip for a while starting today, and I've been walking to and from kindergarten recently for exercise.(20 minutes uphill each way)I don't seem to get to drive the Panamera Turbo very often. Maybe I'll go to Ashiu at some point.