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120 km/h warning light (amber)Dashboard lights120 km/h warning light (amber)The 120 km/h warning light comes on when the vehicle speed exceeds 120 km/h. Lower the vehicle speed.On Mazda
2H indicator (white)Dashboard lights2H indicator (white)Alerts the driver that the vehicle is in the Two-Wheel Drive High mode.On Jeep
4H four-wheel drive indicator (amber)Dashboard lights4H four-wheel drive indicator (amber)The vehicle is in four-wheel drive and the front and rear driveshafts are mechanically locked together.On Jeep
ABS text (amber)3 meaningsABS text (amber)The anti-lock braking system has probably failed. Normal braking still works but the wheels can lock under hard braking, so take extra care on slippery roads and see a dealer or workshop soon.Differs by brand.On Audi
ABS warning18 meaningsABS warningThe anti-lock braking system may not be working, and stability functions that depend on it can be affected too. Ordinary braking usually still works, but ABS will not step in: leave more braking distance and have the car checked soon. If the red brake warning comes on as well, or the pedal feels different, stop safely and get assistance.Differs by brand.On Audi
ACC adapting to road courseDashboard lightsACC adapting to road courseGreen: adaptive cruise control (ACC) is regulating the car's speed according to the course of the road ahead. Equipment-dependent.On Škoda
ACC braking insufficientDashboard lightsACC braking insufficientLights up red when adaptive cruise control (ACC) cannot slow the car down enough for the situation ahead. Press the brake pedal yourself straight away.On Škoda
ACC junction adaptationDashboard lightsACC junction adaptationGreen: adaptive cruise control (ACC) is regulating the car's speed because of an approaching junction. Equipment-dependent.On Škoda
ACC not available (amber, car and gauge)2 meaningsACC not available (amber, car and gauge)Lights yellow when adaptive cruise control (ACC) is not available.Differs by brand.On Volkswagen
ACC onDashboard lightsACC onAdaptive cruise control (ACC) is activated (shown neutral, not green).On Škoda
ACC ready indicator (white)Dashboard lightsACC ready indicator (white)Adaptive Cruise Control is turned on but not set.On Jeep
ACC regulating, no vehicle ahead (green outline car)Dashboard lightsACC regulating, no vehicle ahead (green outline car)Adaptive cruise control is regulating and no vehicle is detected ahead, so it holds the set speed. Not shown, or grey, when ACC is not active.On Volkswagen
ACC regulating, no vehicle ahead (white outline car)Dashboard lightsACC regulating, no vehicle ahead (white outline car)White version: adaptive cruise control is regulating and no vehicle is detected ahead, so it holds the set speed.On Volkswagen
ACC regulating, vehicle ahead (green solid car)Dashboard lightsACC regulating, vehicle ahead (green solid car)Adaptive cruise control is regulating and a vehicle ahead has been detected; it keeps the set distance.On Volkswagen
ACC regulating, vehicle ahead (white solid car)Dashboard lightsACC regulating, vehicle ahead (white solid car)White version: adaptive cruise control is regulating and has detected a vehicle ahead; it keeps the set distance.On Volkswagen
ACC roundabout adaptationDashboard lightsACC roundabout adaptationGreen: adaptive cruise control (ACC) is regulating the car's speed because of an approaching roundabout. Equipment-dependent.On Škoda
ACC set with target (green)Dashboard lightsACC set with target (green)Adaptive Cruise Control is set and a vehicle ahead has been detected.On Jeep
ACC set, no target detected (green)Dashboard lightsACC set, no target detected (green)Adaptive Cruise Control is set and no vehicle ahead has been detected.On Jeep
ACC speed limit adaptationDashboard lightsACC speed limit adaptationGreen: adaptive cruise control (ACC) is regulating the car's speed according to the permitted speed limit. Equipment-dependent.On Škoda
ACC unavailableDashboard lightsACC unavailableLights up with the amber triangle when adaptive cruise control (ACC) is unavailable. Clean the front radar sensor and switch the engine off and on again.On Škoda
ASL main indication (white)Dashboard lightsASL main indication (white)The indication is displayed in white when the MODE switch is pressed and the Adjustable Speed Limiter is activated.On Mazda
ASL set indication (green)Dashboard lightsASL set indication (green)The Adjustable Speed Limiter indication is displayed in green when a speed has been set.On Mazda
AUTO HOLD status indicator (white)Dashboard lightsAUTO HOLD status indicator (white)The AUTO HOLD system function is activated in Standby state.On MG
AUTOHOLD active indicator light (green)Dashboard lightsAUTOHOLD active indicator light (green)With AUTOHOLD on, depress the brake pedal to bring the vehicle to a complete stop: the light comes on and the brakes are held even with the pedal released. When you resume driving, the brakes release automatically and the light goes off.On Mazda
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
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