Decelerating
This is an Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) Not Decelerating Sufficiently Indicator symbol. It is a recycled symbol, now seen in red, usually used to indicate that the brake pedal must be pressed to change gears, but in a different color.
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As a part of the ACC, it is in fact a warning to step on the brake pedal. The indicator would appear while in adaptive mode in a situation where the vehicle would be gaining on another vehicle ahead but cannot slow down enough without intervention.
Note again that this symbol is more commonly seen in yellow/amber/orange (right), again as a shift lock indicator. See more here.
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