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Eco driving modeDashboard lightsEco driving modeEco driving mode is selected, suited to a relaxed driving style and helps save fuel. On cars with driving mode selection.On Škoda
Eco driving profile (white road and trees)Dashboard lightsEco driving profile (white road and trees)Shown when the Eco driving profile has been selected with the driving profile selector.On Volkswagen
Economical mode (white eco)Dashboard lightsEconomical mode (white eco)Shown while driving when the car is running in an economical mode, such as with Active Cylinder Management switching cylinders off.On Volkswagen
Electric drive fault (amber open coupe with !)Dashboard lightsElectric drive fault (amber open coupe with !)Lights yellow permanently with the ignition on when a fault of the electric motor or the high-voltage battery has been detected. Seek the assistance of a workshop immediately.On Opel
Electric drive system fault (red)2 meaningsElectric drive system fault (red)A fault in the electric drive system (motor, inverter, high-voltage battery, charging or cooling) needs immediate attention. Contact a workshop before driving further.Differs by brand.On Audi
Electric drive system warning (amber)Dashboard lightsElectric drive system warning (amber)One of the electric drive systems reports a problem, much like a check-engine light on a petrol car. Have it diagnosed by a qualified workshop.On Audi
Electric mode (EV text)2 meaningsElectric mode (EV text)Shown when only the electric motor and the traction battery are moving the vehicle.Differs by brand.On Renault
Electric mode not available (E in a slashed circle)Dashboard lightsElectric mode not available (E in a slashed circle)The indicator lamp lights up white. Electric mode (driving in electric mode) cannot be used temporarily because one or more conditions are not met; meet the conditions for using the electric mode.On CUPRA
Electric motor fault3 meaningsElectric motor faultLights red when there is a fault in the electrotechnical system linked to the electric motor. Contact an approved dealer straight away.Differs by brand.On Renault
Electric parking brake fault (amber P with !)3 meaningsElectric parking brake fault (amber P with !)Lights orange and steady with the message "Parking brake fault": the electric parking brake is faulty and its manual and automatic functions may not work. To hold the car, pull and hold the control for 7 to 15 seconds; if that fails, park on level ground, engage a gear or select P and chock a wheel. Then get help from a dealer or qualified workshop.Differs by brand.On Peugeot
Electric parking brake indicator (red)4 meaningsElectric parking brake indicator (red)Comes on when the electric parking brake (EPB) is operating. It flashes during sudden braking, which is normal. If it flashes in other situations, the system is malfunctioning: have it inspected by an authorised service centre as soon as possible.Differs by brand.On Omoda / Jaecoo
Electric parking brake warning light (amber)Dashboard lightsElectric parking brake warning light (amber)The warning light comes on when the electric parking brake system has a malfunction. Have the vehicle inspected at an expert repairer.On Mazda
Electric power steering (EPS) system indicator (amber)2 meaningsElectric power steering (EPS) system indicator (amber)Comes on when there is a problem with the electric power steering system or the Driver Attention Monitor. If it stays on, see a dealer. With the message that there is no steering assist and the car should not be driven, stop immediately in a safe place and contact a dealer.Differs by brand.On Honda
Electric power steering fault light (red)Dashboard lightsElectric power steering fault light (red)Indicates a fault with the Electric Power Steering (EPS) system. Continued operation with reduced power steering assist could pose a safety risk; obtain service as soon as possible.On Jeep
Electric power steering warning (wheel and !)2 meaningsElectric power steering warning (wheel and !)Lights for about 3 seconds when switched ON. If it stays on, the Electric Power Steering (EPS) is malfunctioning; have the vehicle inspected by a professional workshop or a Kia dealer.Differs by brand.On Kia
Electric shift control system warning lampDashboard lightsElectric shift control system warning lampComes on briefly at power ON. If lit, the electric shift control system has a malfunction: the master warning lamp comes on with a chime and the message to apply the parking brake when parked. If the chime continues when the power is switched OFF, make sure the parking brake is applied. Have it checked immediately.On Mitsubishi
Electric system malfunction (red car with !)3 meaningsElectric system malfunction (red car with !)On the electric 208, this red light stays on when a fault involving the electric motor or the traction battery has been detected.Differs by brand.On Peugeot
Electronic Parking Brake warning (EPB text)2 meaningsElectronic Parking Brake warning (EPB text)Lights for about 3 seconds when switched ON. If it stays on, the Electronic Parking Brake is malfunctioning; have the vehicle inspected by a professional workshop. It may also come on with the ESC indicator when the ESC is not working properly, which does not mean an EPB malfunction.Differs by brand.On Kia
Electronic Stability Control (ESC) OFF indicator lightDashboard lightsElectronic Stability Control (ESC) OFF indicator lightLit about 3 seconds at power-on, then goes off. Lit when you deactivate the ESC system by pressing the ESC OFF button.On Hyundai
Electronic Stability Control (ESC) indicator lightDashboard lightsElectronic Stability Control (ESC) indicator lightLit about 3 seconds at power-on, then goes off. Lit whenever there is a malfunction with the ESC system; have the vehicle inspected as soon as possible. Blinks while ESC is operating.On Hyundai
Electronic parking brake fault (amber)2 meaningsElectronic parking brake fault (amber)A fault in the electronic parking brake. The yellow central warning light comes on and the button indicator lights yellow. Have it checked by a workshop.Differs by brand.On Volkswagen
Electronic steering lock fault (amber)Dashboard lightsElectronic steering lock fault (amber)The electronic steering lock, part of the start and immobiliser system, has a fault. Contact a workshop straight away, as it could leave you unable to start.On Audi
Electronic steering lock fault (red)Dashboard lightsElectronic steering lock fault (red)The electronic steering lock, part of the start and immobiliser system, has a fault. In red the car cannot be started or steered; do not tow it, and contact a workshop straight away.On Audi
Electronic throttle control warning light (red)Dashboard lightsElectronic throttle control warning light (red)Indicates a problem with the Electronic Throttle Control (ETC) system. If it stays on, the vehicle is usually drivable; cycle the ignition when stopped in PARK and see a dealer soon. If it flashes with the engine running, immediate service is required: performance may be reduced, the idle rough or the engine may stall, and towing may be needed. It may also come on if the accelerator and brake are pressed together.On Jeep
Electrotechnical system fault (car with !)2 meaningsElectrotechnical system fault (car with !)Lights red when there is a fault in the electrical assembly: contact an approved dealer straight away. With the STOP light and a beep, the system is overheating: stop and switch off. With the STOP light, a beep and the EVACUATE IN SAFETY message, switch off, do not restart, leave the vehicle and keep away from it, as there is a risk of fire.Differs by brand.On Renault