Drew57
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Even on sunny days, having to open the car settings & immediately switch off 'auto' headlights before driving. They come on at the start of every journey and auto is always the default for the next journey too. If I don't switch the setting off they do occasionally & briefly turn off but rarely with any sort of logic that relates to actual light levels (ie yesterday in full sun, driving for 15 minutes where the lights remained on). This hasn't just been an issue during the last month or two where light levels are generally lower but it may have worsened with one of the recent updates.
I make sure that the camera area of the windscreen is always spotlessly clean & have run the headlight re-calibration routine a couple of times but this has no impact so maybe my car has a lumen calibration issue. If I book a service appointment I won't be impressed if Tesla want me to pay an investigation fee as I suspect this may be 'within tolerance' for their inferior headlamp/wiper setup.
(....haven't driven much in the dark this year so haven't experienced Teslas version of auto main beam yet, that isn't part of my annoyance)
I make sure that the camera area of the windscreen is always spotlessly clean & have run the headlight re-calibration routine a couple of times but this has no impact so maybe my car has a lumen calibration issue. If I book a service appointment I won't be impressed if Tesla want me to pay an investigation fee as I suspect this may be 'within tolerance' for their inferior headlamp/wiper setup.
(....haven't driven much in the dark this year so haven't experienced Teslas version of auto main beam yet, that isn't part of my annoyance)