Hi All,
first time Lexus owner and just picked up my RZ300e lease a couple days ago.

everything was fine besides the gauge cluster looks blurry. Went back to dealer and service to voice my complaints and was told it’s all like that from manufacturer. Then went in a couple of other RZ and even went to another dealership to check out RZ450e, same issue.

it’s defective to anyone’s eyes. Especially for someone with astigmatism, it’s extremely difficult to read at night driving.

anyone have a solution or resources I can contact since Service was no help. I doubt they would recall this gauge useless more complaints are registered.

i adjusted the brightest was, no help.
adjusted Different type of dial, no help.

 

The text on the dashboard is blurry for everyone, and I can't fathom how they could release a display like this. There's nothing that can be done about it. I have a heads-up display, which is decent, so I just try to avoid looking at the dashboard. However, the heads-up display vibrates on uneven surfaces, causing a blurry effect too. I've never experienced anything like this in my previous cars. It seems like they tried to cut costs significantly. I don't think my next car will be Lexus. Fortunately, I leased the car instead of buying it.

 

It looks like the brightness is too high but I am sure owners have tried adjusting down with no luck. That is bizarre. Never seen that before.

I would definitely open a case with Lexus so the local rep can take a look. Might be a small run of cars with defective screens.

 

My display is crystal clear, which is some support for the "bad batch" idea.

 

rz 300e very blurry cluster. Not good

 

Hey all. Bought an rz300 and yes the screen is blurry. It's worst at night and reducing the brightness helps. Went back to the dealer and they had a rz450 to compare it too. It was slightly better in the 450 but still not sharp like the other models in the showroom. Apparently the resolution of the panel is to blame which begs the question as to why Lexus in 2024 on a modern techie vehicle would use a panel like that?

 

I suspect the car was designed with a proper clear display. But somehow along the way, maybe a supplier switch, quality control deviated and was not caught in time and I doubt Lexus will do anything to fix it.

Similar thing happen with most/if not all RX's built in 23/24 with the driver monitor camera mounted on the steering wheel. I have not seen an RX with one that was not mounted crooked and the dealer has no way to fix it. Some I have seen are much worse than this. So here we have a clear manufacturing defect that Lexus ignores and keeps the sloppy workmanship in the assembly line for god knows how long.