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Three.
Three: two S1 or S2 lights and one high-mounted S3 or S4 light under sections 6.7.1 and 6.7.2. The question concerns that car and type-approval installation, not every historic vehicle or category. Annex X’s general table distinguishes the two lateral lights from the third light; it must not be used to claim every type-approved car needs only two.
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Two, without a high-mounted light.
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