Can the headlights be turned off in Mercedes-Benz auto mode?

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McCassidy
07/29/25 11:08am
Mercedes-Benz headlights can be turned off in auto mode. Method to turn off headlights in auto mode: For automatic transmission models, shift the gear to P position; for manual transmission vehicles, shift the gear to neutral, and the headlights will turn off after the engine is shut down. Locate the automatic headlight sensor and illuminate it, the automatic headlights will turn off. Automatic headlights are a convenient driving feature. How to use AUTO headlights: After starting the vehicle, adjust the headlights to AUTO mode, then no further operation is needed. When the external light reaches the level that allows the vehicle lights to turn on, the headlights will automatically activate. For vehicles equipped with adaptive high-low beam, the high and low beams can also be automatically selected based on road conditions. This is an excellent technological configuration in modern vehicles.
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