The owner of the Volkswagen ID.3 complained: Mistakenly hooked up the reverse gear while driving, and went straight forward and turned backwards

Normal vehicles can only be put on reverse from the forward gear after stopping, and if the reverse gear is hung up while driving, accidents are prone to occur. And the following Volkswagen ID.3 owner, there is such a question.

A few days ago, a Volkswagen ID.3 issued a document complaining about the vehicle's shift logic problems, according to the owner, he accidentally touched the gear handle during the drive (when his foot was still on the accelerator), the vehicle suddenly hooked up to R gear, and the vehicle also had a forward state to accelerate and reverse, he was startled at the time.

After returning to the parking lot and testing himself, it turned out that this car can change gears at will while driving, and there is no need to press the brakes at all, he just changed from an oil car to a tram, I don't know if all trams are this shift logic, or only ID.3?

Netizens have said, "Suddenly hanging into reverse gear while driving, but also directly from acceleration to backwards, in addition to the risk of great danger, it will also cause huge damage to the vehicle's transmission mechanism", "Even if it is a manual transmission car, you can't hang the reverse gear in the advance", "The vehicle can change gears without stepping on the brakes, which is a safety hazard for the vehicle".

What do you think about this?