What does the i-stop green light mean?

[LeLogan]

i-stop green light indicates that the auto start-stop is in the active state, meaning the auto start-stop system can function normally at this time. The introduction of the function and usage precautions for auto start-stop is as follows: Function of auto start-stop: It allows the engine to automatically shut off when the vehicle comes to a brief stop and restarts when the brake is released to resume driving, thereby achieving fuel savings when the vehicle is stationary. Precautions for using auto start-stop: When driving on steep slopes, it is advisable to avoid activating the auto start-stop function. Although the auto start-stop duration is very brief, the engine's start-stop on a slope may lead to insufficient brake assistance. It is also recommended to turn off the auto start-stop function when the air conditioning is running at full capacity in extremely hot weather.

[MirandaRose]

Recently while driving, I noticed the i-stop green light was on and realized it meant the idle start-stop system was active. When I stopped at red lights or in traffic jams, the engine would automatically shut off to save fuel, with the green light indicating the function was engaged. As soon as I pressed the accelerator or released the brake, the engine restarted instantly without any issues. This technology is particularly useful for city driving, significantly reducing fuel consumption by approximately 5%-10%. I also observed that the system is environmentally friendly, cutting down exhaust emissions. However, extra caution is needed as it might not function properly during extremely cold winters or with an aging battery. Overall, this feature makes my driving experience more economical and convenient.

[CamillaRose]

I've been driving for many years, and the green i-stop light on the new car is the indicator for the idle stop-start system. When the green light is on, it means the system is active, and the engine temporarily shuts off when the car is stationary, helping to save fuel and costs. This feature is particularly useful when waiting at traffic lights or in queues, avoiding unnecessary idling waste. Compared to older cars, this technology is a significant advancement. When the green light is on, everything is normal, but if the battery is low or the temperature is too high, the system may deactivate. From my experience, regular battery checks during maintenance can keep it running smoothly. After getting used to it, I now find it quite convenient.

[KathrynLynn]

As an environmental supporter, I particularly love the i-stop green light on my car. When the green light is on, it means the idle stop-start system is activated, automatically shutting off the engine to save fuel. This not only reduces fuel consumption per kilometer but also lowers carbon emissions, which is good for the planet. When the green light appears, the system is quietly helping to address climate change issues. It's quite common to find this feature in modern cars, and I've saved a lot on fuel costs during my urban commutes thanks to it. Simply put, a lit green light is a good sign.