Dynamic Headlamp Levelling; Cornering Lamps - MG MG6 Owner's Handbook Manual

INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS
adjusted according to the vehicle loading condition in
accordance with the following table:
Position
0 Driver, or driver & front passenger
1 All the seats occupied with no load
All the seats occupied plus an evenly
2 distributed load in the boot, achieve the gross
vehicle weight
Driver only, plus an evenly distributed load in
3
the boot, achieve the gross vehicle weight

Dynamic Headlamp Levelling

Dynamic Headlamp Levelling is part of the Adaptive
Frontlighting System (AFS). With the dipped beam
headlamps switched on, vehicles fitted with the Dynamic
Headlamp Levelling system will automatically adjust the
headlamp aim according to vehicle speed, acceleration,
deceleration and uneven road surfaces.
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Load
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Cornering Lamps

Cornering Lamps are part of the Adaptive Frontlighting
System (AFS). Illumination of driver blind spots when
cornering is achieved by adding extra lights to the
traditional headlamps.
When travelling forwards, the dipped headlamps are
switched on, vehicle speed is below 25 mph (40 kph) and
the steering wheel is rotated in excess of 30 degrees, the
corresponding cornering lamp will illuminate. If reversing,
the cornering lamp opposite the steering wheel rotational
direction will illuminate. For AFS configuration please
refer to 'Message Centre' in the 'Instrument and Controls'
section.