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FWIW, this isn’t destructive, and goes away in a few minutes of not being directly in the sun. It doesn’t affect any features, as far as I can tell, so it seems they have redundancy as well.They should really make these cars in places like Arizona or Saudi Arabia so they could test them in these types of heat conditions. Oh wait, they do actually...
I’d say it’s quite well designed, given that. Heat and light through the windshield is unavoidable. Handling that high heat and light seems like the right thing to do, which is what they seem to have done. It shuts off for thermal protection, and turns right back on when it’s cooled off.