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Does the Passat have an automatic locking function?

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Gail
09/07/25 8:28am
2021 Passat models do not come with automatic locking while driving across the entire lineup. Function purpose: The automatic locking function serves as an anti-theft measure, quickly locking doors after driving commences to provide certain safety precautions. Locking methods: When vehicle speed reaches the computer-set threshold, the lock button automatically engages - this speed-activated automatic locking is the most common implementation among various vehicle models to prevent accidental door opening. Trigger conditions: Activation criteria for automatic locking vary by model. Some vehicles automatically lock doors after just 10 seconds of continuous driving; others are programmed to engage locks immediately when the driver applies the brakes.
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