What is the difference between low beam and high beam indicators?

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Here are the specific differences: 1. The angle between the light rays and the horizontal line differs in the indicators: In the low beam indicator, the light rays usually form a 45° angle with the horizontal line, meaning they illuminate the nearby area; in the high beam indicator, the three light rays are parallel to the horizon, allowing for a longer range and better visibility of the road ahead. 2. The colors may differ: Generally, on the dashboard, the high beam indicator is blue, while the low beam indicator is green, with the light rays angled downward. There might be variations between different brands and models, but this is the basic standard.