Comfort and Convenience
Comfort is personal. Height, build and habit all shape what feels right, so a driving position that suits one person can feel awkward to the next, which is why households sharing a car rarely agree on it.
Safety and Driver Assistance
A minute spent before setting off, checking mirrors and noting where the hazard lights and demisting controls sit, means fewer distractions later. Preparation is simply about not hunting for something while the car is already moving.
Multimedia and Connectivity
Keeping a phone charged on the move is its own need, separate from calls or music. Navigation drains a battery quickly, so where a charging point sits, if one is provided, matters on longer days.