
Turn on the A/C switch, set the temperature to the lowest, use the internal circulation, and direct the air conditioning vents to blow cold air towards the front windshield. After the engine warms up, use the warm air to blow towards the front windshield while turning on the external circulation to reduce the temperature difference between the inner and outer surfaces of the window glass. Adjust the side window vents to avoid direct airflow onto the side window glass. Using the air conditioning to defog is a simple and quick method. For preventive measures, you can use a defogging agent, which is more effective than the air conditioning. Apply it by spraying and wiping before your trip.

Recently, driving the Eado in rainy weather with fogging issues has been quite a headache. I usually start by turning on the AC for cooling, as cold air dehumidifies the fastest. Then, I press the front defogger button—the one on the center console with a fan-shaped arrow—and increase the fan speed to around level three. Using the external air circulation helps prevent moisture buildup inside the car. Once the windshield fog clears, I reduce the fan speed. For side window fogging, I adjust the vents to blow directly onto the glass, and for the rear window, I press the heating button. A handy tip: before heading out in the rain, wipe the windows with a mixture of dish soap and water—this delays fog formation by about half an hour. Super practical!

My Yidong's rainy day defogging routine consists of four steps: Turn on the AC and external circulation immediately after starting the engine, lower the temperature by two degrees, and press the MAX defog button to let the blower work at full capacity. Observe the speed of fog dissipation - visibility usually restores within thirty seconds, then appropriately reduce the fan speed. If the AC emits unpleasant odors, it may affect defogging efficiency, so replacing the cabin air filter every quarter is essential. Owners with window films should note that low-quality films can worsen fogging. When waiting for passengers, open windows in advance for ventilation to avoid the awkward scenario of both eyeglasses and windows fogging up simultaneously upon entry.


