The era of National VI has arrived, which not only means a significant improvement in vehicle quality, but also poses more stringent challenges for drivers. Due to the active regeneration process of National VI trucks requiring the active participation of drivers, a deep understanding of the newly added switch functions related to regeneration, proficiency in the meaning of the newly added indicator lights on the instrument panel, and the ability to correctly and safely perform regeneration operations have become the key foundations for driving National VI trucks.

National VI trucks have added switch functions related to active regeneration, mainly including regeneration request switch and regeneration prohibition switch. At the same time, five indicator lights have been added to the instrument panel to indicate the carbon load, regeneration status, and manual regeneration request of the DPF (diesel particulate filter), including the DPF carbon load indicator light, DPF regeneration indicator light, DPF manual regeneration request status, DPF regeneration request switch status, and DPF regeneration prohibition indicator light. Mastering the meanings and operating methods of these switches and indicator lights is crucial for drivers.