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Speed limit unit mph, lower case (green)Dashboard lightsSpeed limit unit mph, lower case (green)Shows the speed limit of the road you are on, in miles per hour; the actual limit appears as a number. Audi uses both upper and lower case for this unit. Part of Audi's predictive efficiency assist, which uses navigation data, traffic signs and the terrain to help save fuel; it is not active while adaptive cruise control is engaged.On Audi
Speed limiter (dial)Dashboard lightsSpeed limiter (dial)Speed limiter indicator: grey when the speed limiter is selected and white once a limit speed is stored. The limit speed flashes yellow when it is exceeded.On Renault
Speed limiter (green LIM)Dashboard lightsSpeed limiter (green LIM)Lit: the system is switched on. Flashes with a signal: the set speed limit has been exceeded; reduce speed or deactivate the system.On MINI
Speed limiter active (LIM)Dashboard lightsSpeed limiter active (LIM)Lit green: the speed limiter is regulating the car's speed; the set limit is shown in the cluster. Flashing: the set limit is being exceeded.On Škoda
Speed limiter active (green gauge with LIM)Dashboard lightsSpeed limiter active (green gauge with LIM)Shown on the instrument cluster together with the saved speed. Green means the speed limiter is switched on and active. If you press the accelerator fully beyond the point of resistance and the saved speed is exceeded, the green indicator flashes and an audible warning signal may sound; the limiter is reactivated automatically when the speed falls back below the set speed.On CUPRA
Speed limiter active (white, LIM beside gauge)Dashboard lightsSpeed limiter active (white, LIM beside gauge)White version: the speed limiter is switched on and regulating.On Volkswagen
Speed limiter faultDashboard lightsSpeed limiter faultThe speed limiter has a fault and does not work. Switch the engine off and restart; if it still does not work, seek a specialist garage.On Škoda
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
Speed limiter on (LIM)Dashboard lightsSpeed limiter on (LIM)The speed limiter is activated (shown neutral, not green).On Škoda
Speed limiter standby indicator (grey)Dashboard lightsSpeed limiter standby indicator (grey)The LIM indicator appears when the speed limiter or intelligent speed limiter is switched on, and is grey while the system is in standby. If the set speed is exceeded unintentionally, for example downhill, a warning appears and a tone sounds.On Ford
Speed override warning light (red mph)Dashboard lightsSpeed override warning light (red mph)Shown in Turtle Mode levels 3 and 4 when the driver exceeds the imposed limited speed; vehicle speed and functions are limited.On Jeep
Speed stored / limiter on (green speedometer)Dashboard lightsSpeed stored / limiter on (green speedometer)Cruise control has a stored speed and is regulating, or the speed limiter is on. It is shown small or grey while not active. If the limiter speed is exceeded, it flashes green and a chime may sound.On Volkswagen
Speed warning (MPH, white)Dashboard lightsSpeed warning (MPH, white)The speed limit set by the driver has been exceeded; a warning tone may also sound. In some markets the circle shows KPH instead of MPH.On Audi
Speed warning (amber)3 meaningsSpeed warning (amber)Lights when you exceed the speed warning threshold you have set in the instrument cluster menu; a chime may also sound.Differs by brand.On Volkswagen
Sport differential warning (amber)Dashboard lightsSport differential warning (amber)The sport differential has either overheated or developed a fault; the light does not say which. After hard driving, driving gently for a while may clear it, and restarting the car may also help. If it stays on, have the car serviced.On Audi
Sport driving modeDashboard lightsSport driving modeSport driving mode is selected, suited to a sporty driving style. On cars with driving mode selection.On Škoda
Sport driving profile (white flag over road)Dashboard lightsSport driving profile (white flag over road)Shown when the Sport driving profile has been selected with the driving profile selector.On Volkswagen
Stability system (amber car with skid tracks)2 meaningsStability system (amber car with skid tracks)Flashing: the stability system is intervening. Steady light: there is a fault in the stability system.Differs by brand.On Volvo
Stability system off (amber car, skid tracks, OFF)Dashboard lightsStability system off (amber car, skid tracks, OFF)The amber symbol with OFF shows that the stability system has been switched off.On Volvo
Start-stop active (green)Dashboard lightsStart-stop active (green)Shows the state of the start-stop system on cars that have it. If the engine does not stop automatically, read the accompanying status: temperature, electrical demand and other conditions can prevent it. A crossed-out version can mean the conditions are not met; a fault message needs separate attention.On Audi
Start-stop engine off2 meaningsStart-stop engine offThe START-STOP system has automatically switched off the engine.Differs by brand.On Škoda
Steering Assist indicator (green)Dashboard lightsSteering Assist indicator (green)A green steering wheel means the Steering Assist is working: it helps keep the car in its lane and at a safe distance from other vehicles.On BMW
Steering Assistant warning (red)Dashboard lightsSteering Assistant warning (red)A red steering wheel means the system is not keeping the car in its lane or at a proper distance from other vehicles. Take full control of steering and distance yourself.On BMW
Steering defect (amber wheel with !)2 meaningsSteering defect (amber wheel with !)The control lamp lights up or flashes yellow: the steering is stiffer or reacts more sensitively than usual. If it stays lit, restart the engine and drive slowly for a short distance; contact a specialist workshop if it remains on. It may also appear after the 12-volt battery was disconnected and reconnected; drive slowly for a short distance. If it flashes, turn the steering wheel slightly from one side to the other and switch the ignition off and on; if it keeps flashing after the ignition is switched on, do not continue driving and seek specialist assistance.Differs by brand.On CUPRA
Steering fault (amber heavy wheel with !)2 meaningsSteering fault (amber heavy wheel with !)Yellow. Lit continuously: steering fault; have it checked by a workshop if it stays on. Flashing: problem with the steering lock; do not continue your journey if it still flashes after switching the ignition on again.Differs by brand.On Volkswagen