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I have had my Sportage for a few months now. If there has been precipitation throughout the night, there will be little spherical masses of rainwater present on the surfaces of the windows. For each automobile I've had, I would open and close the windows to remove the water droplets from the rubber seal. When I do this action on my new Kia, there is no change and the droplets persist. I am inquiring if others have seen this phenomenon and whether it is a widespread occurrence, or if it is possible that my window seals are improperly installed.
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It is characteristic of Kia. On my fourth-generation vehicle, the window slides away from the outside body when it is being lowered. Currently, we provide an Ikea squeegee for the purpose of swiftly cleaning windows. In addition, I apply Rain-X to the automobile screens, which effectively displaces droplets while the vehicle is in motion, ensuring optimal visibility.

My experience is that adjusting the window up or down has no effect. I just use a tissue or a diminutive squeegee to eliminate

The door pockets on my E-Class estate were also quite small, much like the other parallels.

To open the window, place your finger on the glass and apply little pressure while moving it downwards and then upwards.

Thank you, gentlemen. Fortunately, I am aware that the issue is in the design rather than a malfunction in my engine.
With that being stated, I would have expected Kia to investigate the matter and provide a solution for future occurrences.

Similarly, I have also lately seen the increased dampness in the mornings. I shall use Rain-X in the hopes that it will resolve the issue.

While it doesn't completely resolve the issue, moving the droplets swiftly helps to remove them.