Can the left rear window of the Boyue not be controlled by voice?
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Whether the left rear window of the Boyue can be controlled by voice depends on the model. For example, the 2018 Boyue Zhilian, Zhihui, and Zhizun versions can control the left rear window with voice commands, while the Zhiyue and Zhiya versions cannot. The voice control function allows for convenient operations such as entering navigation system commands, opening the multimedia system, and starting the car. The Boyue features a streamlined design, complemented by a dynamic cheetah-style waistline, a stylish floating roof, and a bright silver roof rack, highlighting the sporty characteristics typical of SUV models. In terms of body dimensions, the car measures 4519mm in length, 1831mm in width, and 1694mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2670mm.
I've been driving the Boyue for two years now, and I was initially curious about whether voice control could manage the rear windows. Based on my experience, Geely Boyue's GKUI intelligent system does support voice-controlled windows, but it depends on the specific model and settings. Voice commands like 'open the left rear window' are usually recognized, though they may sometimes fail due to software version or microphone sensitivity issues. I recommend trying simple commands first. If there's no response, check if the voice function is enabled in the vehicle settings or try restarting the system. It's common for rear passengers' voice commands to be ignored, possibly because the system prioritizes the driver's commands. When I encountered this issue, updating the car's firmware fixed it. Remember to be cautious with voice control while driving to avoid distractions and potential hazards.
As a long-time car repair professional, I can talk about this situation. The voice control system of the Boyue is designed to control all windows, including the left rear window. However, issues often arise in reality, such as improperly connected window hardware or incompatible voice modules. The solution is quite simple: first try basic commands like 'lower the left rear window,' and if that doesn't work, go to the settings menu to confirm that voice permissions are enabled. In-car environmental noise can cause commands to be misinterpreted—I've seen customers complain about this issue. Regular software updates can improve compatibility. Don't forget safety first; manual control is more reliable.
