What is the name of the inner light on the Audi A6 headlights?
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These two lights are called daytime running lights. In foreign Audi models, there is an activation function in the comfort system control computer, which can be turned on through the operation of the central control panel inside the car. However, in domestic Audi models, this function is disabled, and no current is supplied to these two lights, so they simply do not light up and only serve a decorative purpose. Below are the specific details of the Audi A6: 1. Vehicle Positioning: The Audi A6 is a domestically produced luxury business car launched by FAW-Volkswagen. The car has a length of 5012 mm, a width of 1855 mm, a height of 1485 mm, and a wheelbase of 2945 mm. 2. Configuration: The Audi A6 features world-class brand products such as BOSE audio, TV, DVD, and refrigerator. 3. Powertrain: The Audi A6's multitronic continuously variable manual-automatic transmission uses a metal chain drive system, completely replacing the traditional gear set transmission method, ensuring smooth power output without any jerking, making it smoother than a conventional automatic transmission.
Honestly, as an Audi A6 owner, I think the inner part of the headlights usually serves as daytime running lights. Most new models use LED technology for this, making them super eye-catching and safe! Driving with them on during the day makes your car more noticeable to others, helping to prevent accidents. At night, they automatically dim, which is both energy-efficient and considerate. On my own car, this inner light section resembles a light strip – it's one of Audi's signature design elements. But be aware: if it stops working or starts flickering, it could indicate an electrical issue or LED module failure, so get it checked promptly to avoid rear-end collisions. Remember not to spray water too aggressively when washing the car to prevent moisture ingress. Routine maintenance is simple – just regularly check the cleanliness of the headlight assembly, because you should never cut corners when it comes to safety.
