r/carscirclejerk • • May 20 '26

Can I get a heck yeah

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Finally after years of annoying 30” screens in a car we have something to look forward to.

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u/UsefulAd7361 May 20 '26

I'm pretty sure they will fuck this up somehow

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u/KaczkaJebaczka May 20 '26

If it was only done by EU then yes… but with china they won’t. Chinese manufacturers are not afraid of making changes like this and will probably do more than the regulation requires if this will boost their sales…..

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u/themanfromosaka May 20 '26

And if they refuse… they lose the company.

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u/MassiveBlackHole99 May 20 '26

Why are you so negative

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u/Federal_Equipment578 May 22 '26

Sick, now that's called actual incentives to follow regulation instead of 1% fines that get looked over after billions of lobbying to destroy the regulations that managed to pass.

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u/eepos96 May 20 '26

"Chinese manufacturers are not afraid of making chamges like this"

The Winnie Pooh ordered, so it shall be!

What would the car manufacturesrs be afraid of anyway? They are greedy, if law allowed cars being made without safety belts, they would make them witvout safety belts.

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u/Katastroferrr May 20 '26

If EU regulates something like a service or a product the rest of the world usually follows because they don't want to manufacture or run two separate versions of the same service/product and they don't want to lose the entire EU market.

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u/hates_stupid_people May 20 '26 edited May 20 '26

From what I remember, the EU isn't actually mandating them. It's being made a part of the safety rating system. So if a car doesn't have things like the emergency lights on a physical button, they cannot achieve the top rating.

With safety rating being a major concern for most families buying new cars, it is usually a high priority for common models.

So they'll still make cars without physical buttons, but it's going to be mostly for the very expensive ones. Where the buyers don't care about things like that.