Dashboard lights symbols
Clear filtersTravel Assist, lane guidance passive (green and white)Dashboard lightsTravel Assist, lane guidance passive (green and white)Travel Assist is active and adaptive cruise control is regulating, but adaptive lane guidance is passive and is not steering.On Volkswagen
Turn signal indicator11 meaningsTurn signal indicatorLights up green while a turn signal is switched on. It is for information only; no action is needed.Differs by brand.On BMW
Vehicle Dynamics Control OFF indicatorDashboard lightsVehicle Dynamics Control OFF indicatorLights when Vehicle Dynamics Control is selected to deactivate the system. If it does not light during the system check, or does not go off about 2 seconds after the ignition is turned ON, the system is probably malfunctioning; have it checked by a dealer immediately.On Subaru
Vehicle Dynamics Control warning / operation indicatorDashboard lightsVehicle Dynamics Control warning / operation indicatorFlashes while the skid suppression or traction control function is working. If the warning light comes on while driving, the system is probably inoperative; have the vehicle checked by a dealer immediately. If the ABS is inoperative the Vehicle Dynamics Control system also stops working and the light comes on, but the ordinary brake functions remain available.On Subaru
Vehicle Hold (H in circle, grey)Dashboard lightsVehicle Hold (H in circle, grey)Shown in grey while Vehicle Hold is actively applying the brakes.On Tesla
Vehicle charging (green plug)Dashboard lightsVehicle charging (green plug)The charging process indicator is displayed on the instrument cluster during charging. Green means the connector is plugged in and the charging process is active.On CUPRA
Vehicle secured, P (green)2 meaningsVehicle secured, P (green)On an electric car the park function is provided by the brakes, so selecting Park works like automatic hold and vice versa. In green, this light shows that the vehicle is held and secure.Differs by brand.On Audi
Vehicle security light (red dot)Dashboard lightsVehicle security light (red dot)Flashes rapidly for about 15 seconds while the vehicle security system is arming, then flashes slowly until the system is disarmed.On Jeep
Vehicle sound fault (amber car with speaker)Dashboard lightsVehicle sound fault (amber car with speaker)The warning lamp lights up yellow with the message that pedestrians cannot hear the vehicle. There is a vehicle sound fault: drive with utmost care, as other road users may not be able to hear the electric vehicle, and go immediately to a specialised workshop to have the fault repaired.On CUPRA
Warn and Brake Assist warning lightDashboard lightsWarn and Brake Assist warning lightOperation of the Warn and Brake Assist is restricted. Drive carefully and adapt your driving to the conditions. If the fault recurs or persists, have it repaired immediately at a Porsche dealer.On Porsche
Warning triangle (amber)2 meaningsWarning triangle (amber)Points you to a warning message in the driver information display; read it to find which system is affected. How urgent it is depends on that message, so follow what it says.Differs by brand.On Audi
Washer fluid low (amber, with fluid waves)Dashboard lightsWasher fluid low (amber, with fluid waves)Lights yellow when the windscreen washer fluid level is too low. Top up the washer fluid.On Volkswagen
Water in fuel filter warning2 meaningsWater in fuel filter warningDiesel cars: lights up with the amber triangle when there is water in the fuel filter. Continue driving carefully and seek a specialist garage.Differs by brand.On Škoda
Wiper faultDashboard lightsWiper faultThe windscreen wipers are not working. The cause may be the switch, the motor or the wiring, which a workshop needs to check.On Audi
Wiper fault (amber)2 meaningsWiper fault (amber)Lights up amber when there is a fault in the windscreen wipers. Seek a specialist garage.Differs by brand.On Škoda
Wrench indicator light (amber)Dashboard lightsWrench indicator light (amber)The engine computer monitors the engine oil condition and the light comes on when the oil replacement period has come. It may come on earlier than the preset period depending on usage. Replace the engine oil if the light stays on even though the oil level is normal.On Mazda
e-Pedal Step OFF indicator (e-Pedal OFF text, grey)Dashboard lightse-Pedal Step OFF indicator (e-Pedal OFF text, grey)The e-Pedal Step indicator in the vehicle information display shows the status of the e-Pedal Step system. It changes to grey when the e-Pedal Step system is turned off.On Nissan
e-Pedal Step ON indicator (e-Pedal text, blue)Dashboard lightse-Pedal Step ON indicator (e-Pedal text, blue)The e-Pedal Step indicator in the vehicle information display shows the status of the e-Pedal Step system. It changes to blue when the e-Pedal Step system is turned on.On Nissan
eCall SOS indicator (amber)Dashboard lightseCall SOS indicator (amber)The eCall system can send a vehicle message to the call centre, but other eCall capabilities are limited due to a fault in the system.On MG
eCall SOS indicator (green)Dashboard lightseCall SOS indicator (green)The system is ready and an emergency service call (eCall) is in progress.On MG
eCall SOS indicator (red)Dashboard lightseCall SOS indicator (red)If the eCall system has failed and is not operational, the indicator illuminates red.On MG
i-ELOOP warning indication (amber)Dashboard lightsi-ELOOP warning indication (amber)The warning indication comes on if there is any malfunction in the i-ELOOP system. Consult an expert repairer.On Mazda
pre sense fault (white, circle with star)Dashboard lightspre sense fault (white, circle with star)In white in the information display this pre sense symbol indicates a malfunction of the collision-protection system; a message explains the problem. It may be as simple as a dirty sensor or need a workshop. Normal driving is not affected.On Audi
pre sense fault (white, dashed circle)Dashboard lightspre sense fault (white, dashed circle)A malfunction indicator for Audi pre sense, the system that detects collision risks around the car. A message in the display describes the problem, which can be anything from a fault needing a workshop to a dirty sensor (cleaning the car is a good first step). Normal driving is not affected.On Audi
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