I can see having a subscription for features which require ongoing updates, but the reality is that manufacturers will collect the money and probably not ever do much to keep software which implements features updated.
I can see having a subscription for features which require ongoing updates, but the reality is that manufacturers will collect the money and probably not ever do much to keep software which implements features updated.
Maybe that's the game: distract with outrage over subscriptions, and people will be happy to "just" pay a one-time purchase fee.
Good luck, Audi. The VW brand already has problems and this is a great way of driving your other brands into the ground.
It's difficult for us to comprehend how gullible and technologically and financially clueless the vast majority of people (esp. old people) are.
That's a pretty big oversight on Lexus's part. They're leaving money on the table by giving their customers a subscription bypass like that. Let's hope, for the shareholders' sake, that a business consultant notices the error and fixes it quickly.