High-voltage system fault
Stop safelyThe BMS or insulation monitor detected a fault in the HV system.
What to do: Stop safely. Do not touch orange cables. Contact roadside assistance.
Diagnostics
Every EV dashboard warning lamp explained: what it means, how serious it is and what to do.
The BMS or insulation monitor detected a fault in the HV system.
What to do: Stop safely. Do not touch orange cables. Contact roadside assistance.
Power is limited because of very low charge, temperature or a fault.
What to do: Drive gently to a charger or safe place; get it checked if it persists.
Battery is too hot or too cold to operate normally.
What to do: Stop when safe, let it rest. If smoke or hissing: leave the car and call emergency services.
DC-DC converter or 12 V battery isn't keeping the low-voltage system charged.
What to do: Avoid switching the car off far from home; book a 12 V test.
Low fluid, parking brake on, or brake-booster fault.
What to do: Check parking brake; if still lit, stop and do not drive.
Battery full or cold — regen is reduced.
What to do: Normal. Expect to use the brake pedal more.
One or more tyres below threshold.
What to do: Check and inflate when cold; inspect for punctures.
Drive system active — the car will move silently.
What to do: Informational.
The car detects a connector; driving is inhibited.
What to do: Unplug before driving.
AVAS speaker not working — legally required in many regions.
What to do: Book a repair; drive with extra care at low speed.