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For whatever its worth, you can trigger the wipers with the left driving stalk, and they are by default in "automatic" mode, which causes them to kick on when t
by erulabs 6y ago
For whatever its worth, you can trigger the wipers with the left driving stalk, and they are by default in "automatic" mode, which causes them to kick on when the behind-the-windshield camera detects visibility issues through the glass.
I would suspect, if one looked into the details of this case, the fact that the wipers can be adjusted in other ways than just the touchscreen was probably a deciding factor against the driver. At any rate, it's always the drivers fault if they do not know how to operate the vehicle they're driving safely.
All this said, the little UI for the wiper controls is really small and fiddly.