Sunroof glare

[acn684]

Having driven the Y for a bit, Im noticing its a bit harder to focus but starting to think its potentially due to either having an all window construction (and creating more light glare) or that the geometry of the front windshield is a bit more distorted than other cars ive owned. Anyone else experience this?

 

[ElectricAnt54]

Having driven the Y for a bit, Im noticing its a bit harder to focus but starting to think its potentially due to either having an all window construction (and creating more light glare) or that the geometry of the front windshield is a bit more distorted than other cars ive owned. Anyone else experience this?

I not having such an issue. I live in bright sunny Southern California.

 

[John in LB]

I recommend the Tesla roof screen - it will soften the glare while still allowing the "outdoors in" feeling. I tried a couple of other roof screens from Amazon - they work exactly the same way, but the fabric is just not as nice as the Tesla product.

 

[jcanoe]

I always keep the sunshades flipped forward; seems to help with the extreme amount of light that comes through the windshield. I have a sunshade for the glass roof. I've pretty much decided never to take out the roof shade, prefer a darker cabin.

 

[Motion122]

A light tint can cut down the glare and reduce cabin temperature.