Nissan automotive symbols
Nissan: dashboard warning and indicator lights, vehicle controls and car-related marks.
Nissan red warning lights1
Red usually means a serious fault or a safety warning. Stop when it is safe and check the light's meaning before driving on.
Nissan amber and yellow warning lights5
Amber or yellow usually means a fault or a reminder: the car can normally be driven, but have it checked soon.
Brake system warning (circled ! with spanner)Dashboard lightsBrake system warning (circled ! with spanner)Works for both the cooperative regenerative brake and the electronically driven intelligent brake systems. Lights for a few seconds when the power switch is placed in ON or READY to drive. If it lights at any other time, these systems may not be working properly; have the system checked by a NISSAN dealer or qualified workshop. If the red brake warning light also lights, stop the vehicle immediately and contact a NISSAN dealer or qualified workshop. If the brake fluid is below the MIN mark, do not drive until the brake system has been checked.On Nissan
Driver alertness failure (coffee cup, amber)Dashboard lightsDriver alertness failure (coffee cup, amber)This warning light (yellow) lights if the Intelligent Driver Alertness system malfunctions.On Nissan
Engine self-diagnosis (amber thin outline engine)3 meaningsEngine self-diagnosis (amber thin outline engine)The orange light comes on when the power switch is ON, which means the system is operational. If it comes on while the e-POWER system is running, it may indicate an engine control system malfunction or misfire. With the message [Engine malfunction Power reduced Service now]: stop the e-POWER system and have the vehicle towed to a NISSAN dealer or qualified workshop for inspection. With [Engine malfunction Service Now]: do not drive above 70 km/h (43 MPH), avoid hard acceleration or deceleration and steep uphill grades, reduce the load carried or towed if possible, and have the vehicle inspected; towing is not needed. Continued driving without repair could lead to poor driveability, reduced fuel economy and engine control system damage.Differs by brand.On Nissan
Low fuel warning (solid pump)Dashboard lightsLow fuel warning (solid pump)If the yellow reserve fuel warning light is on while the e-POWER system is running, the fuel level has dropped into the reserve range. Refuel at the nearest filling station.On Nissan
Traffic Sign Recognition failure (crossed sign, amber)Dashboard lightsTraffic Sign Recognition failure (crossed sign, amber)This warning light (yellow) is illuminated if there is a malfunction in the Traffic Sign Recognition (TSR) system.On Nissan
Nissan green indicator lights1
Green usually shows that a system is switched on and working, such as lights, cruise control or a driving mode.
Nissan blue indicator lights1
Blue is used for a few indicators, most often the high beam (main beam) headlights.
Nissan white indicator lights4
White usually shows a system's status: ready, on standby or temporarily unavailable.
Automatic brake hold standby (A and HOLD, white)Dashboard lightsAutomatic brake hold standby (A and HOLD, white)The white Automatic brake hold indicator light lights when the Automatic brake hold system is on standby.On Nissan
Driver alertness warning (coffee cup, white)Dashboard lightsDriver alertness warning (coffee cup, white)This white warning light lights when the Intelligent Driver Alertness system operates.On Nissan
Traffic Sign Recognition OFF (crossed sign, white)Dashboard lightsTraffic Sign Recognition OFF (crossed sign, white)This white warning light is displayed if the Traffic Sign Recognition (TSR) system has been switched off.On Nissan
e-Pedal Step OFF indicator (e-Pedal OFF text, grey)Dashboard lightse-Pedal Step OFF indicator (e-Pedal OFF text, grey)The e-Pedal Step indicator in the vehicle information display shows the status of the e-Pedal Step system. It changes to grey when the e-Pedal Step system is turned off.On Nissan