Does the Civic turn on the air conditioning when remotely started?
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After the Civic is remotely started, it is not confirmed whether the automatic air conditioning was on before starting, but it is confirmed that the air conditioning will be in the same state as it was before the last shutdown. Here is an introduction to the product features of the Civic: 1. Space: Both front and rear seats have ample legroom, and the front seats offer generous headroom. 2. Handling: The Dongfeng Honda Civic shifts smoothly with clear gear positions. Additional Information: Here is an introduction to the pros and cons of the Civic: 1. Pros: Spacious interior with thoughtful and user-friendly cabin design. 2. Cons: The chassis feels slightly less rigid, and the suspension is somewhat thin.
I've been driving a Civic for several years and know whether the AC turns on with remote start mainly depends on the settings before the last engine shut-off. If you parked in a hot place during summer with the AC on before turning off the car, it should automatically activate upon remote start to cool down the cabin. In winter, it activates the heating system. Higher-trim Civics like my EX version come with smart climate control, which defaults to adjusting the cabin temperature to preset values. But do watch the battery condition – if it's aging, the system might prioritize the engine over the AC during startup. I recommend checking the remote start options in vehicle settings to confirm the climate system is activated. Overall, it's thoughtfully designed to create a comfortable environment in advance.
