Out of curiosity, are these replacement builds or are you the owner of multiple Model Xs?
I think he mentioned second was a loaner.
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Out of curiosity, are these replacement builds or are you the owner of multiple Model Xs?
Thanks. Sorry for overlooking that.I think he mentioned second was a loaner.
The second is a loaner due to the first having a number of manufacturing flaws. Tesla agreed to take the X back and rebuild.Out of curiosity, are these replacement builds or are you the owner of multiple Model Xs?
Good News, I hope.... I received this from my Tesla service manager today:
Hi Marc!
Sorry it’s been a while, I have heard back and there is a new windshield coming mid Oct. I have turned your car in as a priority when the glass is released.
I will let you know when it is released!
Thank you!
Yes, I was told a new manufacture has been selected and it would be installed on my new X which is slated for Nov production. I pushed hard on this because I didn't want to receive another X with the same problem.Well, it's the middle of October. Anyone hear anything new about the new windshield?
Curious, do you have a pair of non-tinted polarized glasses (or lightly tinted for night driving)? If so, I'd love to know where you got them.I think the reaction is separate from the intensity of the problem. Everyone's personal feeling (nausea, "dangerous") is just that - personal. Only some consistent way of measuring is going to be able to tell who has it worse or better. I see triple ghosts clearly, day or night, for bright points (reflections/lights/etc). Wearing polarized lenses completely eliminates it. When I'm not wearing those lenses, I can either choose to focus on it and get annoyed by it, or ignore it completely and drive. It's not much more than that, despite being what I'd guess is at the upper spectrum of "bad". But that's just because I'm able to do that. I bet someone more sensitive to this kind of thing would find it unbearable.
Sounds like we have a solution in the works. That's good news for everyone who is bothered, and even for those of us who are just annoyed by it.
Just the Maui Jim HTs that we discussed. I don't wear them as a habit at night, but they definitely eliminate the ghosting.Curious, do you have a pair of non-tinted polarized glasses (or lightly tinted for night driving)? If so, I'd love to know where you got them.
Very curious about this because I was told today by my service guy that he has not heard of a new manufacture.Yes, I was told a new manufacture has been selected and it would be installed on my new X which is slated for Nov production. I pushed hard on this because I didn't want to receive another X with the same problem.
Thanks for the post. I also received my X in March and have an equally bad windshield -- triple lights at a distance; double closer in.My model X was delivered in March of this year. The windshield has triple images. As others have indicated, daylight fades out the reflections and my polarized sunglasses eliminate the issue. Night time is a whole other story. I am not particularly sensitive but the triple ghosting is extremely disconcerting. I should not have to try to ignore the distraction and it requires increased attention when driving through multi lane intersections with traffic and many signal lights.
This is not acceptable for any car let alone a car of this magnitude. I had my car in service back in May for a host of issues but the windshield was not fixed at the time as the service manager indicated it was a known problem but wanted to wait to get a different batch of windshields.
My car is presently in service and is supposedly getting that new windshield that will correct the problem. I will post the results when it is done.
As a side note, my son has a model X which I have driven at night and there was no ghosting. His was delivered in July. My neighbor got one in August and he also has no ghosting. Based on this I am sure that this is a fixable problem as long as they have the right batch of windshields.