Green/Blue
Colour can vary by vehicle and message. Red usually needs immediate attention, while amber usually means inspect or service soon.
Learn what the Plug-in Hybrid EV Mode dashboard symbol usually means for Hybrid/PHEV cars, its common colour (Green/Blue), urgency and what to check next.
Colour can vary by vehicle and message. Red usually needs immediate attention, while amber usually means inspect or service soon.
Information only; expect the petrol engine to start if battery or power demand requires it
This entry helps SCNAUTO cover internal-combustion, hybrid, plug-in hybrid and electric vehicles more clearly.
Plug-in hybrid is driving in electric-only or EV-priority mode
The Plug-in Hybrid EV Mode warning light light is usually a status indicator, but confirm it against your owner manual if the symbol stays on unexpectedly or appears with another warning.
First step: check the owner manual and inspect the related system. If the warning appears with noise, smoke, overheating, poor braking, heavy steering, or reduced power, stop safely and get professional help.
Information only; expect the petrol engine to start if battery or power demand requires it
Symbols and wording can change by brand, model and year. Always confirm with the exact owner manual before deciding whether to continue driving.
Plug-in hybrid is driving in electric-only or EV-priority mode
The Plug-in Hybrid EV Mode warning light light is usually a status indicator, but confirm it against your owner manual if the symbol stays on unexpectedly or appears with another warning.
Start with this step: check the owner manual and inspect the related system. Then confirm the exact symbol behaviour in the owner manual for your car brand, model and year.