I’ve sort of asked this question elsewhere but I thought it needs specifically asking as I’ve not got to the bottom of it yet.
So, you’re driving along with the white screen on and you go under a bridge (or it’s starting to get dark) and you’d expect the screens to go into dark / black mode and the lights to come on. But after driving 3 EV6s we’ve not been able to replicate this even when we put a dark cloth over what appears to be a light sensor on the dash. We’ve rummaged around in the car’s settings to ensure we’ve not missed a button to auto dim the screens.
Can anyone who has their EV6 now confirm the screens automatically change from white to black (or vice versa) depending on the light conditions?
So, you’re driving along with the white screen on and you go under a bridge (or it’s starting to get dark) and you’d expect the screens to go into dark / black mode and the lights to come on. But after driving 3 EV6s we’ve not been able to replicate this even when we put a dark cloth over what appears to be a light sensor on the dash. We’ve rummaged around in the car’s settings to ensure we’ve not missed a button to auto dim the screens.
Can anyone who has their EV6 now confirm the screens automatically change from white to black (or vice versa) depending on the light conditions?
My old KIA Cee'd from 2013 does just that, dimming when entering a tunnel and when the ambient light reaches a certain threshold.
