Grey dashboard lights
Grey usually shows a system that is switched on but not active right now. 13 grey indicator lights on record; open one for its exact meaning.
AVH standby indicator (grey)Dashboard lightsAVH standby indicator (grey)Shown when AVH has been enabled with the AVH switch. Press and hold the brake pedal until the vehicle stops to activate AVH. AVH also returns to standby after the vehicle has been stopped for 10 minutes, with the gear shifted into Park.On BYD
Adaptive cruise control indicator (grey)Dashboard lightsAdaptive cruise control indicator (grey)The adaptive cruise control system is activated and not in Standby state.On MG
Advanced lane keep assist paused (grey steering wheel)2 meaningsAdvanced lane keep assist paused (grey steering wheel)Lights grey when advanced lane keep assist is paused because a system limitation has been detected.Differs by brand.On Opel
Auto Hold switched on (grey AUTO HOLD)Dashboard lightsAuto Hold switched on (grey AUTO HOLD)The lamp on the instrument cluster lights up grey when the Auto Hold function is switched on. The function holds the vehicle at a standstill and prevents it from moving without the brake pedal having to be kept pressed. The lamp of the button remains on while the function is connected. When Auto Hold is active and holding the vehicle, the lamp lights up green.On CUPRA
Auto Lane Change unavailable (grey)Dashboard lightsAuto Lane Change unavailable (grey)Shown in grey when Auto Lane Change is not available. Appears only while Autosteer is active.On Tesla
Automatic high beam standby (A, grey)Dashboard lightsAutomatic high beam standby (A, grey)Shown in grey when Adaptive Headlights (or, in some vehicles, Auto High Beam) is enabled but the high beams are not on because light is detected in front of the car. When light is no longer detected, the high beams turn back on automatically.On Tesla
Cruise control ready indicator (grey)Dashboard lightsCruise control ready indicator (grey)This light comes on when the cruise control has been turned on but not set.On Jeep
Cruise control switched on, not regulating (grey gauge with arrow)Dashboard lightsCruise control switched on, not regulating (grey gauge with arrow)Shown on the instrument cluster together with the saved speed when the cruise control system is switched on. Grey means the system is switched on but regulation is not active. If no speed is saved, three dashes are shown instead of a speed.On CUPRA
Hill descent control paused (grey)Dashboard lightsHill descent control paused (grey)Lights grey and steady when Hill Assist Descent Control is switched on but paused because the car is going too fast. Slow down to below 19 mph (30 km/h).On Peugeot
Lane Assist passive (grey car between lane marks)Dashboard lightsLane Assist passive (grey car between lane marks)The control lamp lights up grey when the lane departure warning system is switched to passive and is not available for guidance. When it lights up green the Lane Assist system is active and available; yellow means the system is intervening by adjusting the steering.On CUPRA
Lane keeping aid, no markings (grey road)Dashboard lightsLane keeping aid, no markings (grey road)In grey, the road symbol means the lane keeping aid is on but no lane markings are detected.On Volvo
Speed limiter not active (grey gauge with LIM)Dashboard lightsSpeed limiter not active (grey gauge with LIM)Shown on the instrument cluster together with the saved speed. Grey means the speed limiter is switched on but regulation is not active.On CUPRA
Vehicle Hold (H in circle, grey)Dashboard lightsVehicle Hold (H in circle, grey)Shown in grey while Vehicle Hold is actively applying the brakes.On Tesla