Can the Magotan automatically lock its doors?

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MacLincoln
07/30/25 10:08am
The Magotan does not have an automatic locking function. You need to use the key to lock the doors or use the lock switch on the door. Here is some related information about the keyless entry function: 1. With the continuous development of automotive production technology, many high-end models are equipped with a keyless entry function. After the car is turned off, if you carry the smart key near the car and press the button on the door, the car's computer will detect the key and lock the doors. This method can also be used to unlock the car. 2. After pressing the lock switch, first check if the car's hazard lights are on. If the car has an automatic folding mirror function, the mirrors will automatically fold after locking. Another way is to pull the car's door handle. If the door does not open, it means the car is locked.
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