Comfort and Convenience
Seating position is personal: some drivers prefer sitting low and close to the wheel, others upright with a longer view over the bonnet. Height, build and habit all pull the preference in different directions.
Safety and Driver Assistance
Spending a few minutes stationary with the lights, wipers and mirrors is simply sensible preparation. Learning where things sit while parked means one less thing to work out when the weather turns on an unfamiliar road.
Multimedia and Connectivity
A phone used for navigation drains quickly, so keeping it powered over a long drive is an ordinary concern. Where a charging point is available, its position decides whether the cable sits tidily or trails across the cabin.