Vehicle control panel comprising a switch

A vehicle control panel for controlling a function for a vehicle, the vehicle control panel comprising:

• a switch cap comprising electrical connection pads arranged on a side of the switch cap, and an electric circuit arranged inside the switch cap associated with selecting a state of the function, the electrical connection pads are each electrically connected to respective portions of the electric circuit, and the electric circuit is connected to external electrical circuitry configured to operate the function,
• a panel member to which the switch cap is pivotally and releasably attached such that the electrical connection pads of the switch cap reaches an inner surface of the panel member, wherein the switch cap is rotatable about a rotation axis with respect to the panel member for rotating between at least two positions,
• the panel member having electrical circuit closing members attached on the inner surface of the panel member, wherein each of the electrical circuit closing members is configured to close a respective portion of the electric circuit printed in the switch cap, each portion of the electric circuit is associated with a corresponding one of the states, wherein,
• when in a first position of the at least two positions at least two of the electrical connection pads are adapted to coincide and make contact with one of the electrical circuit closing members in the panel member, whereby a respective first electric circuit portion in the switch cap is closed by the electrical circuit closing member such that the external electrical circuitry thereby operates the function to a first state, and
• when in a second position of the at least two positions at least two other of the electrical connection pads are adapted to coincide and make contact with another one of the electrical circuit closing members in the panel member, whereby a respective second electric circuit portion in the switch cap is closed by the electrical circuit closing member such that the external electrical circuitry thereby operates the function to a second state.