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On July 29, the topic '#IntelligentDrivingBlueLightBan' went viral on Weibo. Ma Lin, Vice President of NIO Shanghai, took to the platform to express his concerns. He pointed out that certain blue lights are excessively bright, even surpassing the intensity of tail lights, which leads to glare for drivers of the vehicles behind and, consequently, poses significant safety risks.
According to reports, the state has decided to ban the use of 'blue lights' on newly certified vehicle models starting from July 27, 2026. This decision comes as a result of non-compliance with the GB4785-2019 'Installation Requirements for External Lighting and Light Signaling Devices of Motor Vehicles and Their Trailers'. Changan Automobile has confirmed the authenticity of this news, while Geely Automobile has stated its commitment to strictly adhering to national regulations.
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