Should the Levin turn on auto lights or position lights during the day?
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The automatic headlight function of motor vehicles will not activate the position lights during the day. When the vehicle passes through a tunnel, the position lights and low beams will automatically turn on, and the lights will turn off after exiting the tunnel. The automatic headlight function is very convenient to use, operating through a light sensor. Relevant information about vehicle lights is as follows: 1. Introduction: Vehicle lights refer to the lamps on the vehicle, serving as tools for road illumination during nighttime driving and as signaling devices for various vehicle movements. 2. Reverse lights: Reverse lights automatically turn on when the driver shifts into reverse gear. They are white and transparent, primarily serving to alert vehicles behind that the car is reversing.
After driving the Leiling for so many years, I always recommend keeping the lights in auto mode during daytime. It automatically adjusts based on light conditions, activating only the Daytime Running Lights (DRLs) during the day. These lights are bright enough with low energy consumption, significantly enhancing your visibility to prevent accidents. Manually turning on the parking lights is unnecessary as they're just dim position markers that barely function in clear weather and waste battery. In rainy or foggy conditions, the auto system will more sensitively switch to low beams to ensure safety. Making it a habit to set the lights to auto when starting the car is worry-free and safe, plus it extends bulb lifespan—this is the right way to drive a Leiling.
I prefer the auto light feature of the Levin because it automatically handles the lighting during the day, activating DRLs to make you more visible to other drivers. Manually turning on the parking lights is not a good idea—they are too dim to be noticeable in broad daylight and fail to serve as a warning. Instead, they might give the impression that you forgot to turn off your lights. The auto setting uses sensors to monitor ambient light, saving energy in bright conditions and promptly turning on the lights when it gets dark, eliminating any hassle of manual switching. Remember, a good car is meant to simplify your life, not complicate it—that's what the auto mode is designed for.
