How to Turn on the Fog Lights on the Teana?

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SanElle
07/29/25 3:22am
To turn on the fog lights on the Teana, simply press the fog light button located below the steering wheel. The functions of car fog lights are: 1. Front fog lights are used to improve illumination when road conditions ahead are unclear and can alert oncoming drivers; 2. Rear fog lights allow vehicles behind to spot your car in low visibility conditions. Taking the 2021 Teana as an example, it belongs to the midsize car category with body dimensions of: length 4901mm, width 1850mm, height 1450mm, wheelbase 2825mm, fuel tank capacity 61.3l, and curb weight 1456kg.
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VonJudah
08/12/25 7:14am
As a veteran driver with over 20 years of experience, let me share my knowledge about operating the Teana's fog lights. There's a rotary knob on the left-side turn signal lever - just gently twist it to the front fog light icon position to activate. The rear fog light is usually activated by pressing a separate button on the same lever. I recommend using them during foggy conditions, heavy rain, or low visibility at night to illuminate the road and enhance safety - but never use them in clear weather as it affects other drivers and wastes power. Once during heavy fog on the highway, activating the fog lights significantly improved visibility - more practical than high beams for avoiding accidents. The Teana's thoughtful design makes operation simple, taking just minutes to master. New owners should regularly check if all lights function properly - I perform quarterly tests to ensure bulbs work when needed most. Safety comes first, so practice until it becomes second nature - it's worth the effort.
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