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Automatic high beam standby (A, grey)
Grey: headlamp outline with a letter A inside and five horizontal beam lines on its left. · also called “Auto High Beam standby”
What it means on tesla
Automatic high beam on standby
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.
Source · Manufacturer manual Tesla Model Y Owner's Manual — Car Status · checked
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Questions about the Automatic high beam standby (A, grey) symbol
- What does the Automatic high beam standby (A, grey) symbol mean on Tesla cars?
- 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.
- What does the Automatic high beam standby (A, grey) symbol look like?
- Grey: headlamp outline with a letter A inside and five horizontal beam lines on its left. It is also called “Auto High Beam standby”.
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