On the afternoon of July 29, it was reported recently that passenger cars will be prohibited from installing “little blue lights” because smart driving “little blue lights” do not meet the requirements of the “Installation Requirements for Exterior Lighting and Light Signaling Devices for Cars and Trailers”. According to reports, the “Installation Regulations” are currently mandatory national standards, which mainly regulate the installation requirements for automobile exterior lighting and optical signal devices. The “little blue light” is a blue indicator on the outside of the car body used by car companies to indicate the working status of assisted driving. Currently, many models of various brands are equipped with it. An investigation by Sina Technology found that the “Installation Regulations” clearly stipulate the colors of automobile exterior lamps and light signaling devices. The colors involved mainly include white, yellow, red, and amber, and do not include blue. Judging from existing standards, the “little blue light” does not fall within the established color range of external lighting in the “Installation Regulations”. In response to this incident, Geely Auto said, “We are aware of this news and will strictly abide by the country's regulations and await further requirements from the country.”

On the afternoon of July 29, it was reported recently that passenger cars will be prohibited from installing “little blue lights” because smart driving “little blue lights” do not meet the requirements of the “Installation Requirements for Exterior Lighting and Light Signaling Devices for Cars and Trailers”. According to reports, the “Installation Regulations” are currently mandatory national standards, which mainly regulate the installation requirements for automobile exterior lighting and optical signal devices. The “little blue light” is a blue indicator on the outside of the car body used by car companies to indicate the working status of assisted driving. Currently, many models of various brands are equipped with it. An investigation by Sina Technology found that the “Installation Regulations” clearly stipulate the colors of automobile exterior lamps and light signaling devices. The colors involved mainly include white, yellow, red, and amber, and do not include blue. Judging from existing standards, the “little blue light” does not fall within the established color range of external lighting in the “Installation Regulations”. In response to this incident, Geely Auto said, “We are aware of this news and will strictly abide by the country's regulations and await further requirements from the country.”