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YOKOHAMA, Japan – Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. today announced its roadmap to commercialize its inhouse-developed, autonomous-drive*1 mobility services in Japan. Nissan has been testing business models for mobility services in Japan and abroad since 2017. Outside Japan, Nissan has been testing autonomous-drive mobility in London and other areas with the support of the UK government. Nissan will begin trials in the Minato Mirai area in fiscal 2024, and eventually scale up the trials the following fiscal year. The ministries will also promote initiatives to realize new autonomous mobility services at the Level 4 Mobility Acceleration Committee that they organize.
Your vehicle's owner's manual contains a comprehensive list of Nissan dashboard warning lights along with their explanations. Here's what your car is trying to tell you when any of the following Nissan dashboard warning lights appear. ESP Fault If this blinking triangular shape lights up as one of your Nissan dashboard warning lights, there's an issue with your vehicle's traction or stability. Cruise Control If this particular icon on the Nissan dashboard warning lights pops up, you have activated cruise control. Resetting Nissan Warning LightsThe best way to reset Nissan dashboard warning lights is to schedule a service appointment with our authorized Nissan service department for thorough diagnosis and repair.
