In BMW’s expanding array of electric vehicles (EVs), the i4 electric car plays a significant role. Despite looking like a BMW 4-series Grand Coupe, this all-electric vehicle rides with unprecedented smoothness. It’s important to mark that there are three distinct i4 CPU varieties: The EPA estimates that the eDrive40 can go 300 miles on a single charge, while the eDrive35 can travel 260 miles. Each is powered by a single motor located in the trunk. The i4 M50’s all-wheel drive and potent engines have only a 245-mile range. The latter is commensurate with the lauded M3 regarding handling and ride quality. White leather upholstery and optional rose gold accents decorate the i4’s plush cabin.
The first vehicle to use a big, continuous display that takes up nearly two-thirds of the dashboard, the i4 joins the all-electric iX SUV in this distinction. You’ll recognize familiar elements from other BMWs in the general layout. As one of the first cars to include BMW’s latest entertainment system and networking technology, the i4 is a pioneer in this field. iDrive 8, BMW’s latest infotainment system, is operated via a 14.9-inch touchscreen at the center of a large curved display that also displays the vehicle’s 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster. The system’s many handy features are a rotary controller located in the center stack and an up-to-date voice command structure. Wi-Fi connectivity, Android Auto integration, and Apple CarPlay are just a few available options.
In addition, the BMW i4 dashboard illuminates numerous warning signs in various colors like Red, Green, Blue, and Yellow on your i4 Dashboard to escort you to any point that any utility program part of your vehicle discerns any internal complication within. So, Experience this BMW i4 dashboard guide, showing the actual meanings of those notification icons. In addition, you can also operate through the after-notification lights manual or other BMW models like the BMW i4…
Anti-Lock Break System, ABS in Kia Optima
When the ABS symbol lights up, the ABS does not work correctly or does not work. Your Kia Optima vehicle will continue to brake regularly, but we recommend that you contact your authorized Kia dealer immediately for an inspection.
Airbag System in Kia Optima
The Kia Optima airbag warning light illuminates for approximately 6 seconds, then turns off when the ignition switch or engine start-stop button is placed in the \"on\" position. If the warning light stays on or comes on while driving, there is a fault in the SRS (supplemental restraint system).
Dipped head lights of Kia Optima
Kia Optima\'s dipped headlight symbol indicates that dipped light is on. It is basically used at nights. Pull the lever towards you for a temporary high beam, \"Flash to pass\" scenario.
Dynamic stability control or DSC in Kia Optima
The Electronic Stability Control system helps the driver maintain vehicle control in adverse conditions. The system uses sensors to detect understeer, oversteer, and loss of traction and can apply the brakes to individual wheels or reduce engine power. The ESC warning light comes on for two reasons: Flashing means the ESC system is working and trying to stabilize the vehicle. Steadily on means, there is a fault in the system. Because the ESC system uses ABS sensors, the ABS can be dysfunctional.
Engine Functions of Kia Optima
The Kia Optima engine check warning light remains illuminated on the dash until the engine starts, where it should go off. The engine check warning light stays on or blinks when the on-board diagnostic system has determined that there is a failure in the emission control system.
Front Fog Lights of Kia Optima
This symbol represents the front fog lights of Kia Optima being switched on.
Hand Break or Break System in Kia Optima
The Parking Brake/Brake Fluid Warning light comes on when the parking brake is applied with the ignition switch turned to the ON or Started positions. This warning light should go out after the engine started and released the parking brake. If the parking brake/brake fluid warning light remains on after the engine is turned on and the parking brake is released, this may indicate that the brake fluid level is low in the reservoir. If the warning light continues on, stop the vehicle at a safe place, and contact your nearest Kia dealer.
High-Beam Headlights of Kia Optima
Kia Optima\'s high beam headlight symbol indicates that high beam headlights are on. Keep the multi-function control lever away from you to switch the headlights to a higher beam. Push lever second time to turn the headlights on low beam.
Lane Departure Warning of Kia Optima
Lane Keeping Assist assists the driver with visual/audible alerts if it detects the vehicle leaving a lane without the signal being applied. The system can use slight steering to help keep the car within the lane lines. The system uses the same camera on the front of the windshield as the Front Collision Prevention Assistant (FCA) and is subject to the same malfunctions due to heat or dirt. The LKA warning light comes on when a fault is detected.
Rear Fog Lights of Kia Optima
This symbol represents the rear fog lights of Kia Optima being switched on.
Runflat indicator RPA of Kia Optima
The tyre/tire pressure warning light stays on, which means that one or more tires have a loss of pressure. If the tire pressure warning light blinks for about 1 minute and then stays on, it means that the (TPMS) tire pressure monitoring system is malfunctioning or a tire has been installed that does not have a sensor installed.
Seat Belt Reminder in Kia Optima
The seat belt warning light will come on to remind the driver, and it illuminates for about 6 seconds when you turn the ignition turn ON position regardless of the seat belt being fastened. If the driver\'s seat belt is unbuckled after the ignition switch is turned to the ON position, the seat belt warning light comes on until the seat belt is buckled.
Side Lights, Low-Beam Head Lights of Kia Optima
This Kia Optima dashboard warning light informs the driver that the exterior lights/sidelights/parking lights/headlights are switched on.
Steering System of Kia Optima
Electronic Power Steering (EPS) is a system that uses sensors and motors to facilitate the operation of the steering wheel. The system sometimes overheats due to excessive operation from full lock to lock. If the failure is temporary, the warning light will go out when the system has cooled down. With an EPS failure, the steering will be more difficult to operate, but you can continue driving.
Turn Indicator of Kia Optima
The turn indicator symbols represent the indicator is switched on of Kia Optima.
