Do you not need to turn on the low beam at night if you have automatic headlights?

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With automatic headlights, there is no need to manually turn on the low beam. When the light control lever is set to automatic headlights, the vehicle will automatically turn the low beam on or off based on the surrounding light conditions. Automatic headlights are a design feature intended to provide convenience for drivers and enhance driving safety. When the light-sensing control system detects that the external light intensity is greater or less than a certain value, the car's headlights will automatically turn on or off. When the lights are set to the AUTO position, there is no need to manually turn on the low beam. The AUTO setting for the headlights means that the lights are automatically controlled based on environmental conditions, turning the low beam and daytime running lights on or off. When the headlights are set to this position, they will not illuminate during the day but will automatically turn on at night. Additionally, in situations such as driving through tunnels, on cloudy days, or in any dimly lit areas, the headlights will automatically turn on. Once you exit the tunnel or when lighting conditions improve, the headlights will automatically turn off.