How to Activate the Phaeton Lift Mode?

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CollinLee
07/25/25 3:17am
To activate the Phaeton lift mode, simply operate the vehicle's chassis lifting button. Raise the vehicle chassis to its highest position and maintain the lifted state until you hear a beep prompt to complete the process.
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DelWalker
08/10/25 4:56pm
The lift mode of Volkswagen Phaeton is very practical. As an owner who frequently goes on road trips, I rely on it when encountering rough roads. After getting in the car and starting the engine, wait for the dashboard to light up. Locate the central control screen, tap the Car menu, and find the suspension settings option. Select the lift mode and confirm, then the car body will automatically rise a few centimeters to improve ground clearance. This is particularly useful when crossing speed bumps or flooded areas, protecting the chassis from scrapes. When operating, make sure not to exceed 20 km/h, as high speeds may damage the suspension. Regular maintenance of the air suspension pump is also crucial to prevent power shortages from affecting functionality. I always test the mode in advance to ensure it works properly and avoid issues on the road.
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