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As such, all an autopilot button would do in this game is make a hotkey for a preset in that panel. Not a bad idea tbh but I think it would be better off as a game-wide setting rather than exclusive to electric cars.
use the throttle.
use the brakes.
use your senses.
experience driving.
EZ.
No dev resources need be diverted from truly important tasks like bringing a small, classic styled sports car similar to an Austin Healey or Triumph or MG into the game.