Honda HR-V Warning Lights: What They Mean

Amber: check soon

Low Fuel Indicator (Amber)

Fuel is running low, about 2.1 U.S. gal (8.0 L) left. Blinking means a fuel gauge problem.
What to do: Refuel as soon as possible. If it blinks, have a dealer check the vehicle. PDF page 95

Other warnings and indicators

Charging System Indicator

There is a problem with the charging system.
What to do: Stop in a safe place and have a dealer check the vehicle immediately. If stopping briefly, do not turn the engine off. PDF page 495

Malfunction Indicator Lamp

Emissions control problem, or fuel cap missing or loose. Blinking means engine misfire is detected.
What to do: If on, avoid high speeds and get it inspected promptly. If blinking, park safely and let the engine cool at least 10 minutes. PDF page 495

Low Tire Pressure/TPMS Indicator

A tire is significantly underinflated, or TPMS is not calibrated. Blinking about a minute then staying on means a TPMS problem.
What to do: Drive carefully, stop safely, set tire pressure to spec and calibrate TPMS. If it blinks then stays on, see a dealer. PDF page 499

Seat Belt Reminder Indicator

Someone has not fastened a seat belt. Staying on after belts are fastened may mean a sensor detection error.
What to do: Fasten seat belts. If it stays on afterward, have a dealer check the vehicle. PDF page 95

Low Temperature Indicator

Engine coolant temperature is low.
What to do: If it stays on after the engine warms up, have a dealer inspect the temperature sensors. PDF page 95

Summarized in our own words from the 2026 Honda HR-V owner's manual (AI-assisted; every light name was matched against its cited page 2026-10-18). Your vehicle may not have every light, and other years can differ. A red warning that stays on usually means stop safely and check: your manual has the final word.