Coincidentally I had a frustrating part of my drive to work today because there was a Model Y behind me that seemed to have had its auto-high beams enable as it got darker. Thought the lights were unusually bright because I had the rear-view mirror switched to the night position and there was still some notable glare in the mirror. Absolutely blinding in my side mirrors when I made turns, to the point where it was interfering with my driving.
I’m 20, so it’s not like my vision is bad. One of my best friends’ parents have two Teslas (3 and Y) so I have a lot of experience driving with him to places (separate cars, going to car meets etc.) Remember one time I was parked across the street from his driveway (slopes down towards the house) to wait for him and I told him to turn his high-beams off, so he flashed his high beams. That left some slight spots in my eyes for a few seconds.
Coincidentally I had a frustrating part of my drive to work today because there was a Model Y behind me that seemed to have had its auto-high beams enable as it got darker. Thought the lights were unusually bright because I had the rear-view mirror switched to the night position and there was still some notable glare in the mirror. Absolutely blinding in my side mirrors when I made turns, to the point where it was interfering with my driving.
I’m 20, so it’s not like my vision is bad. One of my best friends’ parents have two Teslas (3 and Y) so I have a lot of experience driving with him to places (separate cars, going to car meets etc.) Remember one time I was parked across the street from his driveway (slopes down towards the house) to wait for him and I told him to turn his high-beams off, so he flashed his high beams. That left some slight spots in my eyes for a few seconds.