Many people are suffering from this problem due to the current severe cold.
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In particular, I have received many messages from you to resolve this issue. Anyway, at least I didn't go down without explaining myself first.
This type of fog occurs if the difference between the inside temperature of the car and the outside temperature is greater than the glass starts to fog. This means that if the temperature inside the car is low and the outside temperature is high then it will fog, or vice versa; Which you will notice in winter. To debug, first, check your outside temperature (there will be a physical button to view or view from the infotainment display).
Suppose the outside temperature is 24 °, you set the car's ACO to 24 and press the defog button (note the picture) from the AC panel. Increase the fan speed to debug quickly. In this way, both the front windshield and rear glass can be debugged. This time the glass will gradually become clear. If it is still not clear then bring the AC to normal temperature, which means by default. Now turn off the AC, and turn off the button on the AC panel that does not allow outside air to enter, that is, let the outside air in. In this case, the car itself will clean the glass by pushing the air inside the outside and inside the temperature mill.
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