How to use the headlights of the new Changan CS75PLUS?

[MacBryce]

How to use the headlights of the new Changan CS75PLUS: 1. The headlight controls are located on the combination switch behind the left side of the steering wheel; 2. The switch includes the vehicle's left turn signal, right turn signal, width marker lights, low beam, high beam, front fog lights, and rear fog lights. Simply press the desired light function. The new Changan CS75PLUS manual luxury version and automatic elite version use halogen light sources for both low and high beams; the automatic luxury version, automatic premium version, automatic flagship version, and automatic navigation version use LED headlights for both low and high beams. The new Changan CS75PLUS is a compact SUV with dimensions of 4670mm in length, 1865mm in width, and 1700mm in height, and a wheelbase of 2710mm.

[DeColin]

After purchasing my car, I found the lighting system of the new Changan CS75 PLUS quite user-friendly. Sitting in the driver's seat, there's a control lever on the left side of the steering wheel. Rotate the knob clockwise: turning to OFF shuts off the lights; switching to AUTO mode allows the headlights to turn on and off automatically based on ambient light, which is convenient and hassle-free; turning to the parking light position (often marked as P) is suitable for parking; and rotating to the main headlight position activates the low beams for driving illumination. To turn on the high beams, instead of rotating the knob, push the lever forward once—the high beams will light up, and pushing it back returns to low beams. The rotary knob at the end of the lever controls the fog lights: pull it out to turn on the front fog lights, and push it once more to activate both front and rear fog lights. The turn signals are operated by pushing the lever up or down—push up for right turn and down for left turn. For nighttime driving, setting it to AUTO is recommended, but during rainy or foggy conditions, manually turning on the fog lights enhances safety. After trying it a few times, I found it very intuitive. For daily city driving, I avoid using high beams to prevent dazzling pedestrians. The car's LED lights are energy-efficient and bright, and during maintenance, just regularly clean off dust—don't forget how to operate them over time.

[Sandy]

As a seasoned driver, I find the lighting controls on the new Changan CS75PLUS to be safe and practical. The control stalk is located below the left side of the steering wheel. Rotating the knob switches between lighting modes: OFF for complete shutdown; AUTO for automatic light sensing, ideal for hassle-free daily use; parking lights for temporary roadside stops; and low beam for basic illumination. High beams are activated by pushing the stalk forward, but should be used sparingly in urban areas to avoid dazzling others. For fog lights: rotate the end of the stalk and pull to turn on front fog lights, with the rear fog light indicator appearing when fully engaged. Turn signals are operated by simply moving the stalk up or down. I prefer using AUTO at night, but manually activate fog lights in hazy conditions for better visibility. The car's lighting is bright—just remember to keep the lenses clean to prevent dust buildup from obscuring visibility. Maintenance is straightforward with infrequent bulb replacements. After years of driving, I find this system reliable and would advise new drivers to practice frequently to ensure proper light usage for varying road conditions.

[TimothyLynn]

Using car lights with my child is convenient and quick. The light controls for the new Changan CS75 PLUS are on the left lever of the steering wheel. Turn the knob to select the mode: OFF to turn off; AUTO for automatic lighting, which is the most worry-free; small lights for short-term parking use; turn to the headlight position for daily lighting. Push the lever forward for high beams. The fog light adjustment is done by turning the small ring at the end of the lever to select front or rear. Push the lever up or down to control the turn signals. I usually set it to AUTO, so the lights turn on by themselves if I forget, and I turn on the front fog lights in rainy weather to help see the road. The operation is simple and easy to learn.

[DeValentina]

Interested in automotive lighting, the new Changan CS75 PLUS features intelligent design with a control lever knob for switching options: OFF to turn off the lights; AUTO mode for automatic brightness adjustment; small lights for temporary use; main headlights (low beam) for regular use. Push the lever forward to activate high beam, and rotate the end to control front and rear fog lights. Turn signals are operated by moving the lever up or down. It also comes with automatic height adjustment and adaptive lighting for high-speed driving. The LED lights are energy-efficient and provide clear visibility at night. I rarely need manual adjustments after setting it to AUTO, but I turn on the fog lights in complex weather conditions to enhance safety. Maintenance is simple, requiring only a quick wipe.

[RichardMarie]

I'm new to driving and learning the step-by-step operation of the new Changan CS75 PLUS lights. Sitting in the driver's seat, the knob on the left lever of the steering wheel: turn to OFF to turn off the lights; turn to AUTO for automatic mode where it switches on/off based on light conditions; turn to the small light symbol P position suitable for parking; turn all the way to turn on the headlights for low beam illumination. Push the lever forward to activate the high beams. Rotate the ring at the end of the lever to pull for front fog lights or push for rear fog lights. Push the turn signal lever up or down for right or left turn directions. I practiced multiple times and recommend setting it to AUTO to reduce mistakes, but manually turn on the headlights in tunnels to ensure safety. The lighting system is reliable, but remember to check regularly for any damage and adapt to various weather conditions for smooth and easy driving.