Sentences with phrase «by switchgear»

These buttons are supplemented by switchgear on the steering wheel that has a nice, solid feel.

It's hard, bumbling down the M4 in a snot - green LP570 - 4 Superlegerra, surrounded by switchgear last seen in an Audi A4 back in 2006, to conclude that the Gallardo is anything other than outdated — that perhaps Lamborghini made a mistake not launching a successor sooner.

Not exact matches

Switchgear is minimal and occasionally innovative, as evidenced by the rotary gearshift incorporated into one of the support braces emerging from the center console.

It also gives the dashboard a clean look, punctuated only by jet - style air vents and a thin strip of physical switchgear.

The remaining switchgear is arranged in a pattern similar to the Audi Q7 and Porsche Cayenne, with which the Urus shares some componentry — and most importantly, its MLB evo architecture, developed by its Volkswagen Group overlords.

That perception is enhanced by oddly placed switchgear - such as the rear wiper switch located in the overhead console.

The effect is massaged by soft leather, the nicely judged use of wood panels and aluminium trim, and switchgear that, at night, is edged in a fetching hue of Motorola RAZR blue.

Put simply, you can't expect Porsche levels of quality, durability and finish in a car built on a simple fabricated tubular chassis, clothed in hand - laid glassfibre panels, powered by a vigorously exercised Mondeo V6 engine and gearbox, and sprinkled with spot - the - part switchgear.

The Bora's playbill is loaded with some of the world's most high - maintenance players: electrics by Lucas; carburetors by Weber; engine by Maserati; those Citroen hydraulics; some of the same switchgear you'll find in a De Tomaso Pantera or a Lamborghini Espada; and suspension and rack - and - pinion steering inspired by Jaguar.

Switchgear to open and close the roof has been logically placed on the centre console between switches for the cooled / heated seats, while the roof can also be lowered from outside the car by pressing and holding the door locking button for three seconds.

Dashboard & Instrumentation — The charcoal leather dash cover is free of sun damage, tears, or cracking, complemented by flawless instruments, HVAC switchgear, and power window controls.

The One -77-derived steering wheel is paired with a bespoke centre rotary toggle switch inspired by aviation instrumentation and switchgear, including black / yellow hatched design pattering on seat fold and door pulls.

It combines liberal use of top - quality plastics with a very cohesive and premium design, backed up by impeccable build quality and highly tactile switchgear.

The switchgear I've become accustomed to in GM vehicles, which looked like it was made by Fisher - Price, has been replaced with flush - fitting, attractive controls for the radio and ventilation.

The well - bolstered front seatbelts reassuringly tug on the chests of front occupants, while the driver's seat and steering wheel move into one of three preset memory functions as prescribed by the door - mounted switchgear.

I would prefer to have the cruise control switchgear on the spokes of the wheel, easily operated by the thumbs, without lifting a hand off the wheel.

These expensive materials were offset by Audi's standard switchgear, which included the metal MMI knob, various plastic buttons around the console and control panel, and Audi's standard steering wheel rollers and buttons.

Most comfort and convenience features could be operated by redundant controls, including trip computer and audio system switchgear on the steering wheel.

We like the sophisticated overall look and feel inside the 2014 Honda CR - V, highlighted by a smartly - sculpted dash, large and bright gauges and elegant switchgear.

Soft leather - wrapped surfaces on the dashboard, quality switchgear on the stack, and even a nice graphic treatment for the interface on the LCD are only marred slightly by the fake carbon fiber trim and rough cloth headliner.

The toggle - style switchgear looks familiar, as does the big round center display; it was a dinner - plate - sized speedometer in older MINIs but in today's Countryman it's a colorful touch - screen ringed by multi-color LEDs that serve a variety of functions, our favorite being a giant tachometer, complete with redline.

Updates on the interior were made in order to improve the amount of luxury offered by the SUV, so Lincoln updated the 2015 Navigator with higher - quality materials, a revised switchgear and PowerFold third - row seats.

The heightened luxury and sophistication of the new interior design has been further enhanced by new, white illumination for the instrument panel, centre console and door switchgear.

The quality of trim materials has improved by several notches over those of the ASX or Outlander, but there is still a large amount of dark plastic, and lesser - used switchgear has been shunted into a hard - to - see block between the steering wheel and the door.

The cab of the Raptor is the place we wanted to be, and judges were impressed by the striking visual appearance of the Raptor's interior, comfort, and intuitive functionality of its switchgear.

Passengers will be immediately struck by the absence of a central screen or even much in the way of switchgear to occupy themselves with.

I'm also curious about the cabin design, too, which for the most part is solid — plenty of Alcantara on most of the touchy - feely trim parts — but is let down by unduly plasticky switchgear.

The Toyota Auris HSD incorporates a hybrid - specific driver's instrument cluster and driving mode switchgear, and a shift - by - wire transmission lever.

While battery technology sell prices have declined sharply, Shine said this was not being supported by similar reductions in other costs associated with battery deployment, such as accompanying components like switchgears and labour costs.

A number of undertakings had formed a worldwide cartel on the market for gas insulated switchgear and those companies were fined by the Commission and the Czech competition authority.

National Grid claimed damages due to overcharges made by the cartelists who supplied National Grid with Gas Insulated Switchgear, a major component for power substations.