What Does the Strobe Light on an Audi Mean?
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Audi cars equipped with strobe lights are mostly non-standard police vehicles in China. Audi is a German automobile manufacturer that produces a wide range of cars and SUVs, many of which have been locally produced in China. The domestically produced Audi models include the A4, A6L, Q2L, Q3, Q5L, A3, and others. If a vehicle behind flashes its strobe light at the vehicle in front, it is usually a signal to alert the front vehicle to yield for overtaking. If the rear vehicle continues to flash its strobe light while following, it may indicate an issue with the front vehicle. In such cases, multiple flashes are often necessary to make the front driver aware that it is not just an overtaking signal. Strobe lights come in various designs: some are fog light-style and can replace the vehicle's fog lights; some are embedded and installed by drilling holes into the headlights, fog lights, or taillights; some are suction-cup-mounted on the windshield; others are magnetic and attach to the roof, known as ceiling-mounted strobe lights. There are also strobe lights installed on the grille or bumper, referred to as grille strobe lights or bumper lights, which offer both decorative appeal and strong warning visibility.