Is it a drawback or a reliability bonus that the Kia Venga lacks modern tech features?

Kia Venga is one of the cars that lack many of the advanced tech features found in the newer cars such as the Kia Ceed and Kia Sportage. Advance infotainment systems, smartphone integration, and driver assist technologies are part of this. On the one hand, this means the Venga could feel old fashioned next to more contemporary cars, but on the other it may well provide a simpler, more trustworthy driving experience. The fewer complex systems, the fewer things that can go wrong. And the simpler tech could be easier for some users, such as older drivers, to use. On the other hand, it also means to do without safety features and other conveniences that drivers expect nowadays. Does the lack of cutting edge tech make the Venga a more appealing no frills, reliable option, or does it just feel too old school in today’s tech driven world?