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How to Adjust the Opening Speed of an Electric Tailgate Faster?

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McValerie

07/23/25 8:37pm

Electric tailgate opening speed can be adjusted by long-pressing the tailgate switch, with different speeds available for selection. More information about electric tailgates is as follows: 1. If a car is equipped with an electric tailgate, there is usually a closing button on the inner side of the tailgate. This button can not only be used to close the tailgate but also to adjust the opening and closing speed of the tailgate. 2. Adjusting the opening and closing speed of the electric tailgate is not difficult. Simply long-press the tailgate switch, and a beeping sound will be heard. The speed of the beeping sound corresponds to the tailgate speed mode. Release the tailgate switch after selecting the desired speed to complete the setting. 3. The electric tailgate is set with several different speed levels. Generally, car manufacturers preset the slowest speed for owners to avoid accidents caused by too fast opening or closing of the tailgate.

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Paula

08/10/25 6:34pm

I've just researched this issue and tried adjusting the speed of my power tailgate. Actually, most modern vehicles have customization options. You can find the tailgate function tab in the vehicle settings menu on the central control screen. After clicking in, there's a speed adjustment slider with several levels from slow to fast—just drag it to the faster setting. But be careful not to pull it too abruptly; excessive speed might cause the tailgate to slam with too much force, especially if children or pets are nearby. After setting it to the fast mode, I did find it more convenient, reducing the opening/closing time from 5 seconds to 3 seconds, provided the battery is sufficiently charged and the system is functioning properly. If there's no menu option, check the owner's manual or contact the manufacturer for a software update—don’t modify the hardware yourself to avoid voiding the warranty. Remember, safety comes first; testing it on rainy days or slopes is more stable.

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