Detailed Review of Toyota RAV4's Center Console - How Is It?

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OSarah
07/29/25 4:21am
Toyota's 2020 new RAV4 features a floating center console screen design with relatively wide edges and a silver-black plastic casing for visual effect. Here is relevant information about the RAV4: 1. Introduction: The Toyota RAV4 is the base model in Toyota's compact multifunctional off-road vehicle family. Its name comes from the abbreviation of "Recreational-Active-Vehicle with 4-wheel drive," meaning "four-wheel-drive recreational sports vehicle." 2. Model: It adopts a completely new exterior and interior design style, with the overall shape further evolving towards an urban SUV, while off-road characteristics gradually fade from this model. 3. Positioning: The RAV4 combines high quality and performance with driving comfort and excellent off-road capability, allowing it to adapt freely to both ON ROAD and OFF ROAD conditions, meeting the needs of diverse lifestyles.
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VanFrank
08/12/25 8:05am
When using the Toyota RAV4, its center console functions left a deep impression on me. The large touchscreen navigation is super practical—just a few taps to find the route, and connecting to CarPlay for music is effortless. The physical knobs for temperature adjustment are convenient; no need to look down at the screen while driving—just a twist to set the AC temperature. The automatic climate control works great—press the AUTO button, and it intelligently adjusts the fan speed to maintain cabin comfort, especially soothing during long drives. The USB ports allow phone charging or navigation, and the cup holders are well-designed to keep items stable. The button layout is logical—climate controls on the left, entertainment on the right—and the ample storage spaces make it easy to stash sunglasses and small items. Overall, it enhances daily driving efficiency, feeling like a little assistant helping out.
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