How to Turn Off the Daytime Running Lights on the 2020 Tiida?

[ColemanDella]

Here are the steps to turn off the daytime running lights on the 2020 Tiida: 1. First, press the brake pedal to prepare for starting the engine. 2. Then, turn the key to start the engine. 3. The dashboard lights up, indicating that the vehicle's power is on. 4. Press the daytime running light switch once to turn them off. Below is some relevant information about daytime running lights: 1. Early versions of daytime running lights mostly used halogen bulbs, which consumed relatively little power. However, with advancements in technology, most manufacturers now use higher-brightness LED configurations for daytime running lights. 2. This can significantly reduce power consumption by up to 35%, extend battery life, and offer a lifespan of up to 8,000 hours, which is almost equivalent to the vehicle's usage period.

[VictoriaLynn]

I've researched the issue with the 2020 Tiida's daytime running lights (DRLs) since I drive this model too. DRLs are standard safety features that automatically illuminate upon engine start to enhance daytime visibility. Turning them off is straightforward: sit in the driver's seat, start the engine, and use the right-side steering wheel buttons to access the instrument cluster menu system. Navigate to 'Vehicle Settings', select the 'Lighting' option where you should find a 'Daytime Running Lights' toggle to disable them. If the option isn't visible in the menu, refer to around page 30 of the owner's manual for detailed instructions. By the way, DRLs were originally designed to reduce accidents – post-2018, many vehicles mandate them. Disabling DRLs might affect other drivers' judgment in certain lighting conditions, so unless testing in specific scenarios like underground garages, long-term deactivation isn't recommended. Safety always comes first.

[CameronRose]

As a Tiida owner, I'm often asked how to turn off the daytime running lights. On the 2020 model, the DRLs automatically activate when the ignition is on. To disable them, first start the engine inside the car, then use the buttons on the left side of the steering wheel to access the central control menu. Navigate to the 'Settings' tab and look for 'Exterior Lighting' or a similar option - you'll find the switch to turn off the DRLs there. The whole process takes about a minute or two, but remember a few key points: daytime running lights are legally required, and you might face issues if stopped by police after disabling them; they help prevent collisions during rainy weather or at dawn. I've encountered cases where people mistakenly pulled fuses, causing system malfunctions - it's always better to use the proper settings. If the menu option is missing, it could be a software glitch - try restarting the vehicle or consult your dealer.

[StGeorge]

When driving the 2020 Tiida, I resolved the daytime running lights issue. The method is straightforward: after starting the car, go to the settings menu, use the steering wheel buttons to select the lighting settings, and turn off the daytime running lights option. Remember to ensure the vehicle is in park mode first. If the steps are simple but the menu is confusing, refer to the owner's manual for the relevant section. Daytime running lights are a safety feature, and turning them off increases driving risks, so don't disable them casually. Only perform this operation when necessary.