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High beam (five lines, blue)
Blue: headlamp outline with five horizontal beam lines on its left. · also called “Main beam”
What it means on tesla
High beam on, automatic high beam off
Lights blue when the high beam headlights are on and Adaptive Headlights (or, in some vehicles, Auto High Beam) is disabled or currently unavailable.
Source · Manufacturer manual Tesla Model Y Owner's Manual — Car Status · checked
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Questions about the High beam (five lines, blue) symbol
- What does the High beam (five lines, blue) symbol mean on Tesla cars?
- Lights blue when the high beam headlights are on and Adaptive Headlights (or, in some vehicles, Auto High Beam) is disabled or currently unavailable.
- What does the High beam (five lines, blue) symbol mean on Omoda / Jaecoo cars?
- Comes on when the high beam headlights are switched on, and also when the high beams are flashed.
- Does the High beam (five lines, blue) symbol mean the same on every appliance?
- No. On Tesla cars it means: High beam on, automatic high beam off. On Omoda / Jaecoo cars it means: High beam on.
- What does the High beam (five lines, blue) symbol look like?
- Blue: headlamp outline with five horizontal beam lines on its left. It is also called “Main beam”.
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