Does the BMW X3 automatically fold the mirrors when locked?

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VanJesse
07/29/25 7:51pm
BMW X3 can automatically fold the mirrors when locked. Introduction to the automatic mirror folding function: The automatic mirror folding when locking refers to the mirrors automatically folding after the driver locks the car. On the BMW X3's central control, select "Vehicle" and press the left button on the MMI. After entering this interface, select "Vehicle Settings," then choose "Central Locking," and check "Fold mirrors." After this setup, the mirrors will automatically fold when the car is locked. Benefits of automatic mirror folding: The automatic mirror folding function when locking the BMW X3 not only protects the mirror surfaces but also reduces the parking space required, effectively avoiding scratches. It also prevents pedestrians from colliding with the mirrors, which could cause injury or damage to the mirrors, thus better protecting the vehicle.
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