Power system fault
Han
- Color
- Red
- Urgency
- Immediate
Most lamps light for a few seconds when you power the car on. That check is not a fault by itself. This page does not replace the owner’s manual for your model year and market.
What it means
This lamp means the drive system has a fault. It also runs a self-check and should go out once the car is powered up. If it stays on, or it appears while driving, a monitored part of the drive is not healthy. The car may keep moving with less response, or it may ask you to stop. This page follows the battery Han in export manuals, and the lamp is the electric drive. A plug-in Han sold in some markets uses the same lamp for the hybrid drive, engine included, and adds a fuel gauge this battery cluster does not show.
What to do
Pull over when you can do so safely and have the drive system checked before a longer trip. If power drops at the same time, read the limited-power lamp as well and avoid hard acceleration.
Related lamps
Common questions
- The car still moves. Can I ignore the lamp?
- No. Have the fault checked before a longer trip. Continuing can leave you with less power, or with a shutdown, away from help.
- It was on for a second at start-up and then went out.
- A short self-check is normal. A fault is a lamp that stays on after that check or comes back on the road.