Krugerrand
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Correct.Thanks for the re-assurance. I appreciate that windscreen cracks are likely to be extremely rare. I guess one of the downsides of using social media to share experience is that while it is mostly very helpful to learn from more experienced Tesla owners, it is easy to dwell on rare examples of unfortunate cases and worry that the chance of similar happening to you is higher than it actually is.
I cracked my windshield washing it on a hot, sunny day. The water wasn’t even particularly cold. Yep, hot windshield plus cooler water coming out of the hose = crack. I’ve washed cars like this for decades and this was the first time a windshield cracked, but I wasn’t surprised it happened. I’ve put ambient temperatured glass dishes in a sink of hot, soapy water and had them crack.
Because Teslas throw heat so quickly, I can totally understand the glass cracking if it was extremely cold. Under such conditions start with regular cabin heating for a bit and then throw on the defrost.