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Why does the Corolla's dashboard red light flash after locking the car?

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Hope

07/29/25 6:51pm

After locking the car, the red light flashing on the dashboard indicates that the vehicle has entered the anti-theft state, and the anti-theft system is functioning normally. Here is more information about the 2021 Corolla: 1. Exterior: The new Corolla features a more aggressive design that caters to the aesthetic standards of today's young consumers. The front fascia adopts a honeycomb design, giving it a dynamic look. The emblem and the grille on both sides use a continuous design, which not only enhances the sense of refinement but also improves the overall unity of the front face, creating a sharp visual effect. 2. Interior: The new Corolla sedan version is expected to be similar to the hatchback version, equipped with a three-spoke steering wheel and a digital instrument panel, offering a high-tech feel. The layout of the center console is highly layered, featuring a popular floating touchscreen that is not only eye-catching but also supports the navigation system. Below the touchscreen are the air conditioning controls, which use rotary knobs for convenient operation. 3. Features: The new Corolla comes with the latest Smart Connect System and Safety Sense system, including popular features such as Apple CarPlay and the Entune 3.0 audio system. Safety is also a major focus of the vehicle, equipped with the Toyota Safety Sense suite, which includes lane keeping assist, lane departure warning, automatic high beams, and a pre-collision system with pedestrian detection.

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