
Daytime running lights
GreenLights
Shows that the daytime running lights are on. It comes on when the vehicle is started.
What to do
No action needed.

Position (side) lights
GreenLights
Shows that the position lights (side lights) are switched on.
What to do
No action needed. Before leaving the vehicle or parking for a long time, make sure the light switch is turned off, or the 12V battery may go flat and the vehicle may not start.

Turn signal / hazard indicators
GreenLights
The left or right arrow flashes when you use that indicator. When the hazard warning light switch is on, both arrows flash together.
What to do
No action needed. The indicator stalk returns to the centre automatically as you straighten up after a turn (it may not after only a slight turn of the wheel).
Comes on when the high beam (main beam) headlights are on, or while you flash them.
What to do
No action needed.

Front fog lights
GreenLights
Shows that the front fog lights are switched on. On the Super Hybrid, front fog lights are fitted only on some vehicles (if equipped).
What to do
Obey local regulations on the use of fog lights.

Rear fog light
YellowLights
Shows that the rear fog light is switched on.
What to do
Obey local regulations on the use of fog lights.

Intelligent headlight control (IHC)
WhiteLights
Shows that the automatic (intelligent) headlight function is switched on and working.
What to do
No action needed.

Electric parking brake (EPB)
RedSafety
Steady on means the electric parking brake is applied. It may flash briefly during sudden, hard braking – this is normal. If it flashes at any other time, the EPB system has a fault.
What to do
If it flashes when you are not braking hard, contact an authorised Jaecoo service centre as soon as possible.

AUTO HOLD active
GreenSafety
Shows that AUTO HOLD is currently holding the vehicle stationary for you.
What to do
Press the accelerator to drive away as normal.
The Electronic Stability Program (ESP) has been switched off, so it will not help to keep the vehicle stable.
What to do
Switch ESP back on for normal driving. While ESP is off, many driver assistance functions (such as ACC, AEB and the lane systems) are not available.

Engine warming up
BlueEngine
The engine coolant is still cold and the engine is warming up. The light goes out once the coolant has warmed up.
What to do
No action needed.

Idle stop-start ready
GreenEnginePetrol only
Shows that the conditions for the idle stop-start system are met, so the engine can switch off automatically when you stop.
What to do
No action needed.
Shows that ECO (economy) drive mode is selected.
What to do
No action needed.
Shows that NORMAL drive mode is selected.
What to do
No action needed.
Shows that SPORT drive mode is selected.
What to do
No action needed.

SNOW mode
BlueOtherPetrol only
Shows that SNOW drive mode is selected (AWD models).
What to do
No action needed.

MUD mode
AmberOtherPetrol only
Shows that MUD drive mode is selected (AWD models).
What to do
No action needed.

SAND mode
YellowOtherPetrol only
Shows that SAND drive mode is selected (AWD models).
What to do
No action needed.

OFF-ROAD mode
AmberOtherPetrol only
Shows that OFF-ROAD drive mode is selected (AWD models).
What to do
No action needed.

Automatic emergency braking (AEB)
RedDriver Assist
Shows that the automatic emergency braking (AEB) system is operating.
What to do
Be ready to take over: after AEB brakes the vehicle to a stop it does not keep holding it stationary. AEB is only an aid – you must stay in control of the vehicle.

AEB OFF
YellowDriver AssistPetrol only
The automatic emergency braking (AEB) function has been switched off.
What to do
AEB is on by default. You can switch it back on in the audio system settings.

Hill descent control
GreenDriver Assist
Shows that hill descent control is operating.
What to do
No action needed, but be ready to take over control of the speed at any time – HDC can switch itself off (for example if it overheats).

Blind spot alert (level 1)
GreenDriver Assist
Steady on: the blind spot monitoring system has given a first-level alert – something has been detected in your blind spot.
What to do
No action needed. The system is only an aid and may not work in all conditions.

Speed limiter standby
GreyDriver Assist
The active speed limiter is switched on but in standby (pre-limiting) and is not yet limiting your speed.
What to do
Set a speed limit to start limiting.

Speed limiter active
GreyDriver Assist
The active speed limiter is limiting your speed. The set limit is shown next to the symbol.
What to do
No action needed.

Cruise control standby
GreenDriver AssistPetrol only
Flashing: cruise control is in standby (pre-cruise) and is not controlling your speed yet.
What to do
Set a speed to start cruising, or keep driving normally.

Cruise control active
GreenDriver AssistPetrol only
Steady on: cruise control is active and holding the set speed shown.
What to do
No action needed.

Adaptive cruise standby
GreyDriver Assist
Adaptive cruise control (ACC) is in standby (pre-cruise) and is not controlling your speed yet.
What to do
Set a speed to start adaptive cruise.

Adaptive cruise active
GreenDriver Assist
Adaptive cruise control (ACC) is active and controlling your speed and distance to the vehicle ahead.
What to do
Keep your hands on the wheel and be ready to brake – ACC is an aid only.

Lane departure warning on / limited
WhiteDriver Assist
The lane departure warning system is switched on, or its operation is currently restricted (for example, it can't detect the lane).
What to do
No action needed.

Lane departure warning standby / active
GreenDriver Assist
Steady on means lane departure warning is in standby and ready. Flashing means it is actively warning you that the vehicle is leaving its lane.
What to do
If it flashes, the vehicle is crossing a lane line. The system is only an aid – you must stay in control and steer as needed.

Emergency lane keeping on / limited
GreyDriver Assist
The emergency lane keeping (ELK) system is switched on, or its operation is currently restricted.
What to do
No action needed.

Emergency lane keeping standby
GreenDriver Assist
The emergency lane keeping (ELK) system is in standby and ready to help.
What to do
No action needed.

Emergency lane keeping active
RedDriver Assist
The emergency lane keeping (ELK) system is active – it is intervening to help keep the vehicle in lane.
What to do
The system is only an aid – you must stay in control of the vehicle and steer as needed.

READY
GreenHybridSuper Hybrid only
Steady on means the vehicle is in READY state and can drive off. The electric motor is silent, so the car may feel switched off even though it will move.
What to do
Always shift to P before you get out or lock the vehicle.

EV mode
GreenHybridSuper Hybrid only
The vehicle is in EV mode: it drives on electric power only and the engine does not start.
What to do
No action needed. When the battery gets too low the car switches to HEV mode automatically.

EV+ mode
GreenHybridSuper Hybrid only
The vehicle is in EV+ mode. It lets the battery discharge further than EV mode for a longer electric-only range.
What to do
Use EV+ only in an emergency – reducing deep discharges helps look after the battery.

HEV mode
GreenHybridSuper Hybrid only
The vehicle is in HEV (hybrid) mode. The engine starts and stops automatically to help drive the car or generate power as needed.
What to do
No action needed.

Charging cable connected
RedHybridSuper Hybrid only
Steady on means a charging connector (charging gun) is connected to the vehicle.
What to do
Unplug the charging connector before you drive away.

Discharging connector connected
BlueHybridSuper Hybrid only
Steady on means a discharging connector (for powering external appliances) is connected.
What to do
Unplug the discharging connector when you have finished.