Reflection on the Dashboard.

[Black_raven]

Upon the expiration of my lease in a few months, I intend to upgrade from my present EV3 Air Long Range to an EV2 GT Line. Is the extremely obtrusive dashboard reflection in the windscreen something that happens on the road or is it simply the lighting in the showroom that makes it look bad? This is a major gripe that seems to have carried over from the '3' with a thorough inspection of the showroom. It was fixed in the "3" with a dashboard mat, but it really isn't. Although the EV3 was not difficult at all, it seems like entering and exiting the EV2 is slightly easier. These details become important as one gains experience 🤎.

[paulh2602601]

These days, it seems to be related to the angle of the windscreen, and treatments that make the dashboard shiny don't help.
Just like you, a mat resolved the issue on my 2018 stonic, which was the first time it happened to me.

[xsports]

Similar to my EV3, EV2s have the reflection.

Another feature of the Harmon Kardon system is the large center speaker reflection.
Similar to how the ambient light reflects in the EV3 GT Line S on the driver and passenger windows, I can simply block it out with my brain and ignore it. However, I am aware that many people find it objectionable.

[trikey]

In the bright spring weather, the EV3's reflection—a line across the windscreen at driving eyeline height—was really bothersome. In contrast, the EV2's reflection—a hoop shape in the center of the windscreen, neither across the width nor in the driving eyeline—was completely unproblematic for me.