I took delivery on 12/31 - have had my Model X for 3 weeks. At first I thought this was fatigue or age (43) or bad vision, but it's not.



At night, when looking through the front windshield straight ahead, I see two sets of brakelights on cars in front of me - one set low and the other set slightly higher. In other words, this is a high/low effect not left/right, where the lower lights are brighter and the higher lights are dimmer - but still visible. Same is true of headlights if a car is driving towards me.



This has something to do with the windshield slope, glass type or tinting. I am 6'5" so I am probably looking forward towards the top of the windshield. I don't wear glasses or contacts and have great vision.



I have found that if I crouch down about 3 inches and look forward it goes away. This is not only super annoying but a serious safety issue.



Two questions:



1. Has anyone else experienced this?

2. Can it be explained and fixed?



I looked about 50% of the way through this forum but couldn't see this topic posted.



Thanks

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