Tesla Model 3:Accent Lights


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Relevant Background: “Accent Lights

Enable or disable the accent lights and customize the brightness and color to your preferences. If set toNight Only, the accent lights will automatically illuminate when dim conditions are detected outside your vehicle, or when convenience lights are on. You can also turn the footwell lights on or off…” (https://www.tesla.com/ownersmanual/modely/en_us/GUID-1C209641-AA23-47AC-B0D1-3FE3779CF222.html)

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Relevant Material: “Ambient lighting — also known as interior accent lighting — is used to provide styling cues, create an ambiance inside the car, and illuminate different controls around the car. Ambient lighting is not critical for the functionality of the vehicle and tends to have a lower light intensity because it doesn’t need to illuminate other objects inside the vehicle.

Ambient lighting is often located below the belt line of the vehicle and aims to provide a better user experience rather than a safety or functional performance. 

Some examples of ambient lighting applications include:


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Relevant Insurance Coverage: 
a) Auto Insurance: 
i. Collision
ii. Direct Compensation 
iii. Liability Coverage 
iv. Uninsured Automobile

b) Life Insurance: 
i. Freedom Of Choice 
ii. Accidental and hospitalization benefits 
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