Follow our guide on Aston Martin Warning Lights to quickly and safely identify any faults, warnings or information lights you may see on your Aston Martin Dashboard.
Aston Martin categorise the warning light systems by the following colours:
RED: This indicates a fault has been detected but is a higher priority than AMBER. You should pull over when safe to do and call Aston Martin roadside assistance.
AMBER: An amber light also indicates a potential fault. These are seen as less priority than red warning lights. But should still be taken seriously, stop your vehicle when safe to do so and investigate the fault. Contact roadside assistance if necessary or your Aston Martin dealership.
GREEN or BLUE: These act as notification light. This shows a feature is turned on and in operation.
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The seat belt is not fastened and warning tone will sound until occupants fasten their seat belts. If the warning symbol stays on but seatbelts are fastened, have the system checked by your Aston Martin dealer.
Shows when the electric park brake is applied and goes off when the EPB is fully released. If this symbol displays in Amber then there may be a fault with the brake and you should contact your Aston Martin dealer as soon as possible.
This warning light will be visible when the ignition is switched on. This is simply a system test, it will turn off after a few seconds. If the warning light displays at another time there is a fault, you should pull over when safe to do so. If the brake warning light is constantly flashing the parking brake has either failed to engage or disengage. To resolve, simply engage/disengage the parking brake.
This warning light indicates there may be a fault with the electrical power system or battery. You should stop the vehicle when safe and contact your Aston Martin retailer.
If this warning light stay on stop your vehicle at the safest opportunity and contact your Aston Martin retailer.
A red generic failure warning light will often be followed by a message to the driver. You should stop your vehicle when safe to do so and contact your Aston Martin retailer immediately.
This symbol shows there is a fault with the EPAS system. Contact your Aston Martin dealer as soon as possible.
Displayed when tyres have in the incorrect inflation. You should stop the vehicle when possible and safe. Check all your tyres and inflate them to the correct tyre pressures. Warning light will disappear once your tyres meet the correct tyre pressure levels.
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An amber light will show when the rear fog light is active. The driver display will also illuminate.
This warning light will illuminate when the ignition is on and should extinguish once the engines starts. If it does not extinguish it indicates there is a fault with the engine management. Only continue driving if there are no audible, visible or physical signs of degraded performance. Stop when it is safe to do so and contact your Aston Martin dealer.
If the anti-lock braking system warning light illuminates there may be a fault with the braking system. This will also deactivate the electronic stability control. You should stop the vehicle when safe and contact an Aston Martin retailer.
Shown when fuel is low. Please refuel at the earliest opportunity.
A green arrow will illuminate when the left indicator is active.
A green arrow will illuminate when the right indicator is active.
A Dipped Beam notification light when activating the Dipped Beam headlamps
The sidelight notification light will illuminate on the drivers display when sidelamps/ sidelights are active.
Show if the vehicle's main beams are on.
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*Refer to owner’s manual or seek professional assistance.