Does the Hongqi H5 have a cigarette lighter socket?

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DeAdam
07/29/25 12:15am
Hongqi H5 does not have a cigarette lighter socket. Here is some related information about Hongqi: 1. Introduction to Hongqi: Hongqi is a premium automotive brand directly operated by FAW (First Automobile Works) of China. On January 8, 2018, FAW announced the new Hongqi brand strategy with the brand concept of "Chinese New Noble Delicacy." On July 31, 2018, the 60th anniversary celebration of the Hongqi brand officially commenced. On October 23, 2018, the Hongqi brand signed on as the diamond partner of the 5th World Internet Conference. 2. Hongqi's service philosophy: Establishing the "Hongqi Heart Service System" by setting up offline experience centers, digital experience centers, Hongqi owner clubs, Hongqi shared mobility, and the Hongqi service commitment of lifetime free services (warranty, rescue, pick-up and delivery).
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LeilaRose
08/12/25 4:31am
Yes, the Hongqi H5 does indeed have a cigarette lighter socket. As a user of this car, I frequently utilize it during daily driving. It is typically located in the center console or the central armrest box and is a standard 12V power outlet, designed conveniently for plugging in chargers or cigarette lighter adapters. I use it to charge my phone or connect a dashcam, proving especially practical during long trips. Modern cars like the Hongqi H5 have optimized this feature to ensure users can easily power small devices through it. If you're concerned about locating it, you can refer to the vehicle manual or check the interior layout diagram. Newer versions might include more USB ports, but this cigarette lighter socket is still retained, offering users an additional option. Overall, this small feature enhances driving comfort and is worth noting.
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