What does the steaming teacup on the dashboard mean?
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The steaming teacup on the dashboard is a fatigue driving warning symbol, reminding the driver to take a break and avoid driving while fatigued. Warning principle: When the vehicle speed reaches 80-180 km/h, the system is automatically activated. Through over seventy preset programs, it continuously monitors the driver's condition. Once it determines that the driver's state poses a danger to driving, it will emit an audible warning signal, display a coffee cup icon on the dashboard along with a flashing "Please take a break" text message, and the steering wheel will vibrate. Common indicator lights: Automotive dashboard symbols include: Indicator lights: ABS indicator, EPC indicator, seat belt indicator, battery indicator, oil pressure indicator, fuel level indicator, door indicator, airbag indicator, brake disc indicator, handbrake indicator, coolant temperature indicator, etc.; Warning lights: oil pressure warning light, engine fault warning light, coolant temperature warning light, brake system fault light, tire pressure warning light, battery warning light, power steering system fault light, electronic stability control system indicator.