Poll on Auto-Dimming Mirror Performance

[Skotty]

Could use some votes from Model S owners on this poll over in the Model 3 forums:

Improving Dimming Mirror Performance?

It's about trying to compare the performance of the mirror dimming feature between the S and the 3.

Thanks.

 

[FatherTo1]

Our mirror auto dims? I never noticed it.

On a separate note, I think the auto high-beams do an excellent job of toggling on/off. The algorithm used is perfect and switches exactly when I expect it to.

 

[Mirlen]

Our mirror auto dims? I never noticed it.

On a separate note, I think the auto high-beams do an excellent job of toggling on/off. The algorithm used is perfect and switches exactly when I expect it to.

Not. High beams won't turn on until after the car hits 26+ mph which is really annoying in PA leaving the house into the pasture area where deer like to hang out. I have to floor it briefly just to get high beams on. Also have them turn off/on too frequently and also not turn off/turn off late on occasions. That's not quite as bad as the no high beams below ~28mph thing though...

 

[FatherTo1]

Not. High beams won't turn on until after the car hits 26+ mph which is really annoying in PA leaving the house into the pasture area where deer like to hang out. I have to floor it briefly just to get high beams on. Also have them turn off/on too frequently and also not turn off/turn off late on occasions. That's not quite as bad as the no high beams below ~28mph thing though...

Interesting. I did realize there's a minimum speed for auto high beams. For my use case it has been awesome (rural backroads, 45-50 MPH). It certainly works better than the auto high beams on my previous Lexus LS 460, although that car also has the swivel headlights that I miss having.