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With temperatures dropping and despite starting remote climate 10 minutes ahead of departure, my rear window was still fogged when I arrived at work (7km - 10 mins) despite having the rear window heater on from the start.
As below pictures shows - most of the clearing up was result of water drops running down the window rather than rear window heater clearing it. Air flow might clear rain drops and therefore Jaguar's idea to not fit a rear window wiper but fogged window is a problem which easily could have been solved with a rear window wiper.
PS: Another new experience I never had with any other car is when I leave the suburb and accelerate on a 80km/h state road it looks like it is raining on my front window despite clear skies. A lot of water is jumping up from the bonnet/grill onto the front window.
As below pictures shows - most of the clearing up was result of water drops running down the window rather than rear window heater clearing it. Air flow might clear rain drops and therefore Jaguar's idea to not fit a rear window wiper but fogged window is a problem which easily could have been solved with a rear window wiper.
PS: Another new experience I never had with any other car is when I leave the suburb and accelerate on a 80km/h state road it looks like it is raining on my front window despite clear skies. A lot of water is jumping up from the bonnet/grill onto the front window.


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