My 2022 skoda kamiq does not have sequential lights. I was driving behind my car in my other car, as we were taking the kamiq into the dealer for a battery / electrical problem repair yesterday, and noticed no brake lights or indicator lights came on on the tailgate. The indicator light on the outer cluster looks woefully inadequate. My question is - should the brake light and indicator light come on on the tailgate / inner cluster, as well as the outer wing cluster? Never having followed my own car before, I am a bit alarmed! Thanks for any info.

Probably a trim level thing whether all the possible lights work or not.

Vehicle lighting seems to have degenerated into primarily being decorative as opposed to functional, over the last decade or so. Indicators keep shrinking and getting masked by adjacent lights.

Sad really.

3 minutes ago, Breezy_Pete said:

Probably a trim level thing whether all the possible lights work or not.

Vehicle lighting seems to have degenerated into primarily being decorative as opposed to functional, over the last decade or so. Indicators keep shrinking and getting masked by adjacent lights.

Sad really.

Hi - we're in France and the trim level is Style 1.5TSI, which is the one below the Monte Carlo - I think the UK equivalent may be an SEL? So we shouldn't be on one of the lowest trim levels, just unlucky that the car was built when the component parts were in short supply for sequential lighting.😒