How to Operate the Headlight Delay Shut-off?
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First, enter the settings on the central control screen. Then click on the vehicle lights. Enter the vehicle lights interface, where you can see the option for headlight delay shut-off. Set it directly.
I've been using this feature for years while driving, and it's super simple and handy. After turning off the engine, don’t switch off the headlights—just quickly push the headlight control lever (either up for high beam or rotate it left/right), and it usually activates the delayed shutdown. The exact operation depends on the car model: some require the switch to be operated within two seconds after turning off the engine to take effect; more advanced models allow you to set the delay time (e.g., 30 seconds or longer) in the dashboard menu. From my experience, it’s especially useful at night when returning home, lighting up the entrance to avoid tripping or such. If you’ve never used it before, try it a few times to get familiar with it, so you don’t end up wasting battery due to failed attempts. Remember not to use it every time, especially during the day when it’s unnecessary, to prevent rapid battery drain. Overall, it’s quite practical—safe and thoughtful. I recommend checking your owner’s manual to confirm the details.