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Could someone please provide information on the manufacturing location of Range Rover windscreens? I just acquired one, and unfortunately, the windscreen is of poor quality. It exhibits significant warping, both vertically and horizontally, mostly in the centre.
Is there anybody familiar with the manufacturing process of these windscreens or can provide guidance on how to address this issue with Land Rover? The windscreen is causing significant discomfort, including a pronounced sense of unease and dizziness, which persists even after driving. I have already had an eye examination, and my vision is OK.
I had a Ford 2010 model without any issues until I acquired this Range Rover.

You have made a post in the incorrect section. Please refer to the title of this section.

Is it not possible for you to return it to the dealer? Take a seat in their demonstration and verify that it does not exhibit the same issue.

Are you certain that it is not the heated windscreen elements?

Hello everyone, Could you please guide me to the appropriate platform for posting this? Thank you. I believed that I was on a forum dedicated to discussing distorted windscreens.
Next week, I want to test drive another vehicle. I am uncertain if it is equipped with heat elements, particularly on the front windscreen. However, I will inquire about this feature.
Thank you for the responses.

Your post in the Introductions section does not include any questions.

Upon using a loaner vehicle equipped with a heated windscreen, I became aware of the presence of little lines or objects on the windscreen, which subsequently became impossible to ignore. The automobile ride made me experience motion sickness, a rare occurrence when I am the one driving. Using a torch (avoid doing so while driving), observe the windscreen from various angles to detect little grey particles. That heating element is quite bothersome to me. I am relieved that we did not choose that particular car as our usual mode of transportation.

I appreciate the advice. I will inspect the matter tomorrow with the hope that it is really a minor issue.