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The Fisker Ocean doesn’t make you choose between a portrait or landscape infotainment screen.
Because it gives you both. You can press a button below the screen and watch it rotate between positions all by itself.
Why do you want this? I don’t know, but I’m sure there’s a reason. Verge transportation editor Andy Hawkins thinks it’s just another thing that will break, to which I say go away grandpa!
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