How to Delay Headlight Turn-off?

[MariaRose]

First, enter the settings on the central control screen. Then click on the headlights to enter the headlight interface, where you can see the option for headlight turn-off delay. Simply set it up directly. After turning off the engine, this function keeps the headlights on for an additional minute to provide external lighting for the owner after exiting the vehicle.

[AaliyahAnn]

I really enjoy using the headlight delay-off feature when driving my sedan—it's super practical, especially for illuminating the path briefly after parking at night. Setting it up is simple: before turning off the engine, navigate to the lighting settings in the car's menu system, where you'll find an option labeled 'Delay Off' or 'Welcome Lights.' Just adjust the duration (like 10, 20, or 30 seconds) and save. My Nissan handles this via the center touchscreen—done in a minute—while some Toyotas allow quicker setup using steering wheel button combos. Remember not to set it too long to avoid battery drain, though it barely affects newer car batteries and boosts nighttime safety by reducing tripping risks. Older models may lack this feature, but third-party delay modules can be installed—consult a professional shop. Regular maintenance of headlight wiring ensures good contact and prevents loose connections.