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China is banning turquoise exterior lights used to signal that vehicles are operating in autonomous driving modes, despite the feature becoming widespread among domestic automakers and some global brands. Regulators say the lights violate GB 4785, China’s vehicle lighting standard, which permits only white, yellow, amber and red exterior lighting. Li Auto introduced the turquoise indicators in 2022, and the idea quickly spread across the Chinese auto industry. While the lights help identify autonomous vehicles, some road users have complained that they are excessively bright and can cause distractions when positioned at eye level. Regulators have yet to decide how to handle hundreds of thousands of vehicles already equipped with them.
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