Green and blue warning lamps on the Peugeot iOn I (2016-present) explained: Ready, indicators, hazard lamps, lighting and foglamps, and what each means.
Green and blue lamps on your dashboard are information lamps. They confirm that something is switched on or that the car is ready to use, so they are not a sign of a fault.
This guide covers the Peugeot iOn I (2016-present), based on the handbook for vehicles produced from 1 August 2017. Some lamps depend on the version or equipment fitted to your car, so you may not see all of them.
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| Warning | Urgency | In short |
|---|---|---|
| Ready (ready to drive) | Information / status | Car is powered up and ready to drive |
| Left-hand turn signal lights | Information / status | Left indicator is on |
| Right-hand direction indicator | Information / status | Right indicator is on |
| Hazard warning lamps | Information / status | Hazard warning lamps are switched on |
| Sidelamps and/or dipped beam headlamps | Information / status | Sidelamps or dipped beam are on |
| Front foglamps | Information / status | Front foglamps are switched on |
| Main beam headlamps | Information / status | Main beam headlamps are on |
This is the Ready indicator lamp. It comes on and stays on, and you will hear an audible signal when it first lights up. It stays on for as long as the vehicle is powered up.
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This is the left-hand turn signal indicator lamp. It flashes with an audible signal when you move the lighting control stalk down.
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This is the right-hand direction indicator lamp. It flashes with an audible signal when you move the lighting control stalk up.
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This is the hazard warning indicator lamp. It flashes with a buzzer when you press the hazard warning lamps switch on the dashboard.
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This is the sidelamps and dipped beam indicator lamp. It stays on steadily while your sidelamps, your dipped beam headlamps, or both are lit.
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This is the front foglamps indicator lamp. It stays on when you have switched on the front foglamps using the ring on the lighting control stalk.
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This is the main beam indicator lamp. It stays on when you have pulled the lighting control stalk towards you to switch on main beam.
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If a lamp on your dashboard does not match what you have just switched on, or you are not sure what it is telling you, check your vehicle handbook or ask a PEUGEOT dealer for advice.
Green and blue lamps on your Peugeot iOn are there to confirm what is switched on, so once you know them you can glance at the dashboard and carry on driving. For the lamps that need more attention, see our other warning light guides on peugeotguide.com.
Related guides: Peugeot iOn (2016-present) red warning lights, Peugeot iOn (2016-present) orange warning lights and all Peugeot iOn guides.
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