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This is one feature I'm glad Tesla doesn't have. On every car I've had with auto dimming lights this feature has to be turned off since it either doesn't turn off when there are other cars coming or doesn't turn on when there aren't.
This is one feature I'm glad Tesla doesn't have. On every car I've had with auto dimming lights this feature has to be turned off since it either doesn't turn off when there are other cars coming or doesn't turn on when there aren't.
But IMO if this feature will be produced by Tesla it will work fine.
But IMO if this feature will be produced by Tesla it will work fine.
The Tesla is missing a LOT of features that other cars have, so don't be surprised about this one in particular.
That said, there's a (new?) sensor on the back of the rearview mirror, which to me looks like the kind of sensor used for that exact purpose, so I'm not sure if the car actually has the feature (just not well documented), or if they plan to add it "soon", or if I'm just mistaking what that sensor is...
I thought that was the day/night/light sensor.
I would never want to run with undipped headlights if I am following a car: it glares in the driver's rear view mirror from quite a way back and reflects straight on to his face. Any automatic feature would for me have to be very good at spotting cars in both directions.