The single reverse light is very normal, because in UK our fog light must be red. I think most of my cars have been like this, even if in other markets they have two reverse lights.I can’t believe the single reverse light thing. It’s outrageous for a £36k car to only have single reversing light (which is apparently pretty feeble in its light output anyway)! I wonder why they do stuff like this. Surely the cost saving is minuscule? One would think it would benefit the factory if they could standardise more for different country markets. I haven’t ordered yet, but it’s the little stuff like this that still makes me hesitant.
Some older VWs had two reversing lights but only had a bulb in the drivers side one.The single reverse light is very normal, because in UK our fog light must be red. I think most of my cars have been like this, even if in other markets they have two reverse lights.
Talk to the UK importer he has children to feed and send to EtonI get why they cut or some of the toys and why they did a single spec on the 1st edition to an extent.
Get the car on the market under a price point.
Look at Tesla who promised the base level model 3 (which I still don't think exists) would be $35k which would have made it ~£30k dependent on exchange rates and taxes. Instead when they opened the order book in the UK the car started at £42k.
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Agreed. Simplicity and uniformity must surely be the key to production efficiency. Sack the entire marketing department! That's where the problem lies.I can’t believe the single reverse light thing. It’s outrageous for a £36k car to only have single reversing light (which is apparently pretty feeble in its light output anyway)! I wonder why they do stuff like this. Surely the cost saving is minuscule? One would think it would benefit the factory if they could standardise more for different country markets. I haven’t ordered yet, but it’s the little stuff like this that still makes me hesitant.
My experience is somewhat different. Literally all the cars I’ve ever had (and there have been a good few) which had reversing lights and high intensity rear fog lights have had 2 of each. I wouldn’t mind a single rear fog light as I think that’s actually better as they don’t then wash out the brake lights as much.I don't think any of my last 3 or 4 cars had two reversing lights or rear foglights, always a fog light on one side and a reversing light on the other.
Whats Very normal 🤔The single reverse light is very normal, because in UK our fog light must be red. I think most of my cars have been like this, even if in other markets they have two reverse lights.
That isn't what reversing lights are for...a cheap but important function lime safely seeing where your going whilst night reversing?
If it did, you might be cursing it for always wanting to be in the bus lanesMy e-Niro 4 definitely doesn't move into spaces in other lanes!
Of course it is. If it’s totally dark and you literally can’t see (as in my driveway) they enable you to see!That isn't what reversing lights are for...
But LED bulbs are probably the easiest solution.