This is not a good place to post product suggestions.
What the heck are you saying? What's wrong with people here. Is it a "fanboy" syndrome?
Just accept thing the way they are or go away? Is it a new American "freedom of speech"?
We already know (and knew in the beginning) that most early Tesla customers are so-called "advanced" users,
especially those who have forum account and reply to questions. Of course they are less critical (on average) than average users. And we can see that from regular car reviews which clearly state, that missing door pockets is a no-no. Whatever few hundred "advanced" users say, due to the reason they are already keen in the vehicle that is being judged, their vote is not as critical
as from those who have more expertise in all kind of vehicle models. This is more true for positive feedback.
Up until the moment somebody from Tesla verifies that he/she knows about the complaints, I'm not satisfied.
Few random forum users, who ARE satisfied, is not something that I (and many others) care. I've seen situations
where no shade is actually a real con, Big-T added one I didn't even think about. That's enough to make most people worry.
AFAIK, Bjorn is the only one who is definitely observed by Tesla. Hope his message arrives where it should.
I don't remember where and who mention that lack of something on a product that is competing in "main market territory" by
regular people is devastating for the success of that product in a tight competition. In other words unacceptable door sills
on BMW i8 are fine for the success of that vehicle, but are absolutely devastating for Corolla. Missing shade on 140 000€ is actually more acceptable than no shade on 40 000€. That's how things work. Usually people avoid extras that add hassle. But like some already mentioned, rear extended glass will not be an option. It's in the design of the vehicle.
PS: Model X has sun visors. And tint above that. Which is kinda fine because if Sun is low it is covered by the visor.
If it is high , it is not actually shining into iris. But M3 will have that same thing in the 2nd row with no visors. And with tint.
I bet Model X owners will verify that if they raise their head high enough and try to drive with no visor and sun shining
in the face through tinted section, it is still not acceptable.
Also please stop thinking about more tint. Windows are made to be transparent and to see through. Even when Sun is down. I've driven cars that have aftermarket tinted everything. Disgusting. And one of the missions of glass roof is to add visual spaciousness (in addition to literally adding space). Which will not happen with 80% tinted glass.