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The path through a bend.
The path through a bend. Depending on the system, it may aim or distribute the beam using steering, speed or other data. Adaptive functions vary by model and may address other situations too; this does not mean every system ignores slopes or replaces driver attention. Maintain the lights and avoid dazzling.
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The boot interior while switching off exterior headlights.
Only the cabin, without lighting the road.
The path through a bend.
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