
The method for electrically adjusting the rearview mirrors of the Haval H6 is as follows: 1. For manual adjustment of the interior rearview mirror of the Haval H6, first adjust the driver's seat to a suitable position, then adjust the rearview mirror so that your right ear is exactly at the left edge of the mirror, with the rear window centered in the mirror and the horizon in the mirror also centered. 2. The rearview mirror heating button of the Haval H6 is located on the left side below the central control navigation screen; when the switch is set to L, you can use the directional keys below to adjust the mirror's position up, down, left, or right, and when set to R, you can adjust the right rearview mirror.

















As a seasoned driver with over a decade of experience, I'd like to share some tips. Before adjusting the mirrors, first adjust your seat to a comfortable position with your back firmly against it. For the left side mirror, you should be able to see about 1/4 of your car body, with the horizon positioned in the middle of the mirror. When adjusting the right side mirror, place the horizon at the upper third and leave about 2 cm of your car body visible. The center rearview mirror should be adjusted to show the entire rear window. A friend of mine once had an accident because he could only see the heads of rear passengers in the mirror and failed to notice a car tailgating. Remember to tilt the right mirror downward slightly when reversing to better see the curb. Always check blind spots after adjustment, and developing the habit of checking mirrors every time you get in the car is crucial.

As a Haval H6 owner, I find adjusting the rearview mirrors quite convenient. There's a round adjustment knob on the driver's door panel - when rotated to the L position, you can adjust the left mirror. First press the up/down buttons to adjust the viewing height, then move left/right to find the right angle. The right side mirror is adjusted the same way. I have to readjust them every time I get in the car because family members change the positions when they drive. When adjusting, make sure you can see the adjacent lane in the mirror but not just your own door line. The mirror heating function is very useful in rain or snow, quickly defogging them. At night, remember to adjust the interior rearview mirror angle to prevent being dazzled by headlights from behind. After adjustment, check the actual effect when making turns at different intersections.

My Haval H6 is the model with power-adjustable mirrors, and the adjustment is particularly simple. On the driver's side door panel, there's a control knob—turn it to the L position and use the directional buttons to adjust the left mirror. It's even better if you can see the rear wheel position, making parallel parking much easier. The right mirror follows the same procedure. The interior rearview mirror can be adjusted manually by hand. I have to readjust it every time after a car wash because the staff often accidentally touches the adjustment buttons. The best feature of this setup is the automatic folding function after parking, which prevents scratches when passing through narrow roads. Beginners are advised to adjust slowly, as even a slight misalignment can greatly affect visibility. It's essential to develop the habit of checking the mirrors before every drive.

From a safe driving perspective, proper rearview mirror adjustment is crucial. It's recommended to adjust them while stationary: first, position the left mirror so that 1/4 of the rear wheel is visible for optimal visibility. The right mirror should have the horizon at the upper 1/3 of the mirror with a small portion of your car body as reference. The interior rearview mirror should fully cover the rear window. I've found rainy days pose the biggest challenge - when mirrors get wet and blurry, activate the heating function. Before changing lanes on highways, always verify through mirrors that adjacent lanes are clear. When reversing, tilt the right mirror downward to see the rear wheel position for added safety. Regular checks for mirror angle displacement are also essential.

The rearview mirror adjustment actually includes three parts: the left and right electric mirrors and the interior rearview mirror. The electric adjustment knob for the Haval H6 is located on the main driver's door armrest, featuring an L/R toggle switch and a four-way adjustment key. The left mirror should be adjusted to just see a bit of the car's body outline, with the road view occupying most of the space. The right rearview mirror should have a larger angle because the driver's seat is farther away. The interior rearview mirror can be adjusted manually. I prefer to link the rearview mirror memory function with the seat memory, so it automatically adjusts when different drivers are at the wheel. Remember to turn on the rearview mirror heating function on rainy days. Pay special attention to light reflections at night; tilting the interior rearview mirror slightly can reduce glare. The folding function is very practical in narrow garages to avoid scratches.


