In a recent episode of Sud Radio's On parle auto, hosts discussed the growing trend of central screens in modern vehicles and how they may affect driver concentration. These screens, often used for navigation, entertainment, and vehicle settings, can be distracting, even for experienced drivers. The hosts noted that Porsche once followed a simpler design approach, which other car manufacturers are now beginning to adopt again as they seek to balance technology with usability. The hosts also touched on the presence of similar central screens and driver assistance systems in many Chinese-made vehicles. However, they clarified that the car they tested for the episode was a French Citroën, not a Chinese model. They mentioned a new Chinese brand, Ziker, which is part of the Geely group, but stated they would not choose it due to concerns about its driver assistance features. The episode also previewed the upcoming Paris Motor Show, which will open to the press on October 12 and to the public on October 13. The hosts plan to provide live coverage from the Citroën stand on October 19, where they will highlight several new models, including one with an evocative name that is expected to draw attention. In addition to car design and technology, the hosts discussed the growing interest in used electric vehicles. Many people cannot afford new electric cars due to their high cost, but used models are becoming more available and are losing value rapidly, making them a potentially more affordable option. However, concerns about depreciation may still deter some buyers from making the switch. The hosts also introduced the TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System), which has been required in all vehicles since 2014. They explained that there are two different technologies used in TPMS systems, each with its own method of monitoring tire pressure to ensure safety and efficiency.