How to Set the Ambient Lighting in Golf 8?

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VanElliott
07/29/25 3:38am
The ambient lighting button is located on the central LCD screen. Press the vehicle's one-touch start button to power on the vehicle; otherwise, the ambient lighting cannot be adjusted. Click the screen touch button on the right side of the steering wheel to activate the ambient lighting adjustment function on the central LCD screen. On the central LCD screen, you can select different colors, which will display different ambient lighting effects in the vehicle. You can see the body's ambient lighting changing colors according to the adjustments made on the central screen. Choose your preferred color and click confirm to complete the color setting.
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VanJohnny
08/12/25 7:27am
When setting up the ambient lighting in the Golf 8, I particularly enjoy tinkering with these little features as they instantly add a high-tech and personalized feel to the car. After starting the vehicle, simply tap the main menu icon on the central display, then swipe to the 'Vehicle Settings' section and locate the 'Ambient Lighting' or 'Mood Lighting' option. Once you've selected a color, you can customize the RGB values—for example, setting it to blue for a cool vibe or purple for a romantic atmosphere. The brightness can be adjusted freely from 10% to 100%, and you can even assign different tones to specific areas like the door panels and dashboard. The settings are automatically saved and will restore the next time you start the car. The process is straightforward and can be done in just a few minutes while parked—avoid distractions by not adjusting it while driving. The Golf 8's lighting strip design is refined, offering a non-glaring experience at night. Paired with music, it creates an immersive ambiance, and friends often compliment how it elevates the entire interior.
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