Headlights
Pic. 1.17. Rotary Light Switch Positions
Turn the switch to turn on the exterior lights/headlights (pic. 1.17).
All headlights/exterior lights are off.
Position lights, rear license plate lights and instrument cluster lights are on.
Headlights and other outdoor lighting devices are on.
Headlight/outside light control system
If the driver's side door is opened with the ignition key in the «LOCK» («blocking») or «ACC» («Optional equipment») or when it is removed from the ignition and the headlight switch is in the
or 
position, the buzzer will sound (sound signal), reminding the driver to turn off the headlights and outdoor lighting. When they are turned off, the buzzer stops sounding.
Switching headlights (near/far light)
If the headlight switch is in the
position, then each time you move the lever to the steering wheel, the light switches from high to low (or from near to far). If the high beam is on, the headlight high beam indicator lamp also lights up.
Flashing headlights
When the switch lever is moved slightly towards the steering wheel, the light in the headlights will flash, and when the lever is released, it will go out. If the high beam is on, the high beam indicator lamp will also be on.
Note. The headlight flashing mode can also be activated when the headlights/exterior lights are off.
Turn signal switch
When moving the combination switch (when the ignition key is in the position «ON») the corresponding direction indicators start flashing. At the same time, the direction indicator lamp in the instrument cluster flashes.
1. Standard operating mode of the turn signal switch.
Pic. 1.18. Switch positions for normal turning (1) and when changing the row (2)
When performing a normal turn, move the lever to position 1 (pic. 1.18). At the end of the rotation, the lever will automatically return to its original position.
Sometimes, after turning the car, the lever does not return to its original position. This occurs when the steering wheel is turned slightly. In this case, move the lever to its original position by hand.
2. The mode of operation of the switch when changing rows.
When changing lanes, move the lever to position 2 (see fig. 1.18). When released, the lever returns to the neutral position.