@@RufusWentzel Bought a cheap chinese Hud display (less than 10 bucks), the display is fixed on the dashboard and a cable must be connected to a usb charging plug. Was able to run the cable around under the dashboard (its ok but could have been better if the cable was longer). The speed (in my case kmh) is clearly visible in the reflective screen sheet that is fixed on the windshield. It takes about one minute to start the display (normal GPS delay), then it works fine (exept in tunnels). When you know the cost of such a product, difficult to understand why its not automaticly included in the design of new cars. My daughter bought a similar gadget for her Tesla, its even more complete and fits inside a recess in front of the driver.
I have a deposit down but starting to worry the rear is just too tight. My kids will fit now but are getting bigger and one is already a teenager. I love the design of it apart from that, then perhaps no speedometer at least or HUD, but I guess can live with that
No driver's screen is a deal breaker for me - and your "solution" ruins the look of the interior. It's a pity - otherwise I'd be very interested in the EX30.
I have a Citroën C4 and the speed is in the middle and i never had any problems
Have ordred a GPS HUD for the speed to be available in front of driver, will test it on my actual car.
Great let me know how it is going.
@@RufusWentzel Bought a cheap chinese Hud display (less than 10 bucks), the display is fixed on the dashboard and a cable must be connected to a usb charging plug. Was able to run the cable around under the dashboard (its ok but could have been better if the cable was longer). The speed (in my case kmh) is clearly visible in the reflective screen sheet that is fixed on the windshield. It takes about one minute to start the display (normal GPS delay), then it works fine (exept in tunnels). When you know the cost of such a product, difficult to understand why its not automaticly included in the design of new cars. My daughter bought a similar gadget for her Tesla, its even more complete and fits inside a recess in front of the driver.
Ski hatch is the must-have feature if I consider the new car, - my Norwegian friend said, when she saw Volvo EX30.
I have a deposit down but starting to worry the rear is just too tight. My kids will fit now but are getting bigger and one is already a teenager. I love the design of it apart from that, then perhaps no speedometer at least or HUD, but I guess can live with that
Thanks for feedback. I must say if you look at all the tall people reviewing the EX30 they all fit not to bad and I mean really tall people.
i glance at my center screen to look at my map with this i get the speed o with it
No driver's screen is a deal breaker for me - and your "solution" ruins the look of the interior. It's a pity - otherwise I'd be very interested in the EX30.
just get used to it very quick actually.
@@BlackPawGaming Just hate driving enough to want not to be distracted, actually. Great for you, not for me.
Unless we demand buttons. Future not guaranteed.