Does the Tiguan automatically lock the doors after parking?

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Lorenzo
09/04/25 2:56am
Volkswagen Tiguan will automatically lock the doors after parking. Brief introduction to automatic door locking usage: For vehicles with keyless entry system, after parking and exiting the vehicle, close the door. There is a simulated button on the door handle - press it once to lock (with the key within 1.5 meters). To unlock, simply pull the door handle as there are internal sensors. Brief introduction to car keys: A key refers to a tool for unlocking. A car key is a tool for locking/unlocking vehicles. Modern car keys all use chips, which are part of a magnetic chip system. The car's ignition lock cylinder reading coil will read the key's chip; each chip contains fixed digital information. A remote key refers to a device that can lock/unlock doors from a distance without inserting the key into the lock. Its greatest advantage is the ability to conveniently lock/unlock from a distance regardless of day or night, without needing to locate the keyhole. The remote key emits weak radio waves from the owner's vicinity, which are received by the car antenna. The electronic control unit (ECU) identifies the signal code, then the system's actuator (motor or electromagnetic coil) executes the lock/unlock action. This system mainly consists of two parts: transmitter and receiver.
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LaFelicity
09/16/25 4:06am
My Tiguan comes with an automatic door locking feature, which is commonly found in higher trim models. After parking, when the key moves approximately 5 meters away from the vehicle, the doors will automatically lock, thanks to the smart sensing system. My own car is a 2022 model, and the setup is straightforward: in the vehicle settings menu on the central display, locate the door lock option and enable automatic locking. If you're unsure about the year or configuration, it's best to check the user manual to avoid any misoperation. The system detects when the key is still inside the car to prevent accidental locking, so taking the key with you when exiting is crucial. This feature enhances anti-theft security and makes daily use more convenient, eliminating the need to double-check if the doors are locked. Occasional signal interference may cause it to malfunction, but overall, it's reliable. I recommend using it in combination with keyless entry for added convenience.
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