I have problem with the condensation in front headlights. 

Does anyone have this problem? 

What should I do? 

Unfortunately it's a common issue with most modern cars, not just the Superb or Skoda in general.  I've seen it on a R8 V10 too.

 

Low voltage lights such as LED's simply don't emit enough heat to burn off the residual moisture.

Yep - there is a long thread somewhere on here about it. The good news is that for most of us it goes away after a bit - probably when the weather gets warner and drier. Mine was caused (I think) by being left on a dealer forecourt for a month over xmas before I picked it up. It had cleared within a couple of weeks IIRC (I park inside) and has not come back.

Here you go

https://www.carlightblog.com/2014/06/24/fogging-the-ultimate-guide/

 

Explains it all in detail

I saw similar on a Tesla a few weeks ago!!!

 

It will go away once the weather gets warmer and drier.  The pic in the op looks quite bad though - mine was like that and had to go back to the dealer who dried it out.  No idea how.

Edited 22 February, 20188 yr by Mickey43

^^^^

A hairdryer probably 

On 22/02/2018 at 23:54, Sagalout said:

^^^^

A hairdryer probably 

 

If we use the hairdryer on the external part without taking the headlights out, then will it work?

That was a tongue in cheek remark; sorry.