Where are the fog lights on the seventh-generation Elantra?
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The fog light indicator is the yellow symbol in the upper right corner, showing that the fog lights are on. Below is a detailed introduction to the car's rear lights: 1. Types: Car rear lights include turn signals, brake lights, position lights, rear fog lights, reverse lights, and parking lights. Some car models on the market also combine brake lights and position lights. 2. Bulb types: There are mainly three types of bulbs: halogen car bulbs, HID car bulbs, and the newer LED car bulbs. When these three types of lights are in working condition, their power is basically 21W, and when in position light mode, the power is basically 5W.
The front fog lights of the 7th-generation Elantra are typically integrated into the lower grille area of the front bumper, positioned near the middle-lower part of the front end. These small circular or rectangular lights are slightly lower than the main headlights. I remember when I first drove this model, I tested the switch position during foggy conditions—it's on the rotary knob to the left of the steering wheel, easily activated with a gentle turn. This design positions the lights closer to the ground, effectively illuminating the immediate road surface and minimizing reflective glare, making them particularly useful in rain, snow, or fog. During regular car washes, it's good practice to wipe the lens covers to maintain cleanliness and extend their lifespan. Overall, the placement is practical, operation is straightforward, and they're quite helpful for daily driving—just remember to use them only in low-visibility conditions to avoid unnecessary battery drain and glare to other drivers.
