
ŠKODA KAROQ steering wheel can answer calls. Steering wheel button instructions: Left-side buttons mainly control multimedia: audio switching, volume+, volume-, song switching/station changing. Right-side buttons control trip computer and voice: trip computer control, page switching/return, Bluetooth phone, voice control. Steering wheel position adjustment: Generally, the steering wheel switch is located at the bottom. Pull up the lever to adjust. Use arm strength to move the steering wheel to the desired position, then press the switch again to lock it. Another type is an electric switch, where position adjustment can be done directly at the switch.

Having driven the mid-to-high trim KAROQ, I can confirm there's indeed a call icon among the buttons on the left side of the steering wheel. Using my Huawei phone, once Bluetooth automatically connects upon entering the car, pressing that button with the phone symbol during an incoming call enables conversation. However, note this functionality depends on your car's configuration—my friend's base model only has basic volume controls, requiring manual screen-tapping to answer calls. I recommend checking the owner's manual for steering wheel button descriptions or directly testing the voice control button by saying "answer call"—newer systems generally support voice commands, making it even more convenient than button presses.

Tested the 2021 KAROQ LUX version, and it really allows answering calls directly from the steering wheel! There's a button with a microphone icon near the left thumb position—just press it when a call comes in, no need to look down at the screen while driving. Just remember to pair your via Bluetooth in the infotainment system first, compatible with both Android and iOS. Once during a rainy drive, a client called, and pressing the steering wheel button instantly connected the call—even the wiper noise automatically reduced, a very practical detail. If the car is over five years old, occasional disconnections may happen, but restarting the infotainment system usually fixes it.

The steering wheel does have a button, but it depends on the specific model year. I run a car rental business and have handled seven Kodiaqs - models after 2019 generally come equipped. Operation is straightforward: after pairing Bluetooth, locate the phone icon button in the left functional area of the steering wheel, press it when the call vibration occurs. Pro tip: the microphone is hidden beside the steering column, speaking slowly ensures clearer calls. If the button isn't responding, it's likely a Bluetooth connection issue - just reselect your phone in the "Mobile Devices" menu on the central display.

As a responsible grandmother-level car owner, I can tell you that this car's steering wheel really has a call answer button! After my grandson helped me set it up last time, now when a call comes in, I just press the silver button on the left with the symbol. However, there are three points to note: 1. iPhone users need to enable 'Call Permissions' in the car's system; 2. Older models may require a system upgrade at the 4S shop; 3. To end a call, press the button next to it with the red X symbol. Even with my presbyopia, I can easily locate the buttons, making driving much safer, but I recommend beginners practice a few times while parked before using it on the road.

Tested and confirmed that the steering wheel can answer calls, but it depends on the infotainment system. The 3rd-gen MIB unit (the 8-inch+ touchscreen version) supports it 100%. The button is at the 9 o'clock position on the left side with a ripple icon for answering/ending calls. Pro tip: Long-press the voice button and say "Call Zhang San" to dial directly. Last time my was charging in the back seat, this feature saved me when contacting clients. Heads-up: If there's no phone icon on your infotainment, you might have a base model - you can buy a button module on Taobao for DIY installation, costs around 300 yuan.


