Parking lights as well. I can't find anything that shows where they are, only that they exist.

If I had mine I'd go look but the only thing I have is a receipt from the dealer for my deposit.

 

 

Yep, I read that. What I'm asking is where are they physically located?

Just a matter of curiosity.

 

 

 

DUH!!! Why didn't I think of that?
4:12 in this video -

...and 1:58 in this one -

 

Here's a shot with the DRLs on and the headlights off.

 

And the signals are a similar amber strip above the headlights.

 

 

 

On the second video,, by Sofyan,, how did they do the switching on and off and alternating between the LED headlights, the amber turn signals and the DRL lights ?
Is there a switch or options somewhere that can do this ?

 

Obviously the amber lights can flash with the emergency flashers or the turn signal. I believe the DRL flashing you see is due the camera frame rate interaction with the DRL LED drivers (many LEDs are driven with a PWM signal that switches on and off rapidly and when the frequency is near the camera frame rate, you can see flashing on video that you can't see with your eye). The effect is called aliasing and is also the reason why in some films or video, you sometimes see car wheels (or wagon wheels for a western) turn slowly, freeze, or even turn backward.