The direction of the headlights changes depending on the number of passengers in the cabin and the weight of the cargo being transported, and in some cases the headlights may shine too high. When driving on hilly terrain, the light from the headlights may have a blinding effect on drivers of passing vehicles (through the rearview mirrors), as well as on the drivers of oncoming cars. The axis of the headlights can be lowered using the regulator located on the instrument panel on the side of the steering column.
A higher number on the regulator corresponds to a greater tilt of the headlights.
If the car is not heavily loaded or you are driving on a horizontal road, set the corrector to position "0"