johnschlemmer
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This sounds really dumb, but one of my biggest complaints about my Tesla are the windshield wipers. The auto mode is absolutely awful (it relies on cameras instead of sensors in many other cars), and I end up manually triggering my wiper by pushing the single-wipe button probably 40% of the time. Either that or I just put it on set intervals through the terrible touch screen controls (not auto-detect). Is the Taycan better at sensing rain? Do you find that it doesn’t detect rain often? Do you need to push the manual wipe button down every once in a while?
One thing I noticed when I test drove the car is that in order to do a single manual wipe, you need to shift the wiper stalk all the way down past the off position, then manually move it back up to the setting you were at (instead of a simple button). Does this get annoying or frustrating for anybody?
Obviously doesn’t matter of the wipers just work on auto all the time, but wanted to ask people!
One thing I noticed when I test drove the car is that in order to do a single manual wipe, you need to shift the wiper stalk all the way down past the off position, then manually move it back up to the setting you were at (instead of a simple button). Does this get annoying or frustrating for anybody?
Obviously doesn’t matter of the wipers just work on auto all the time, but wanted to ask people!
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