How to adjust the Roewe seat forward?

[JuniperDella]

First, open the car door and enter the vehicle. Sit properly on the seat with your feet naturally placed on the floor. With your right hand, you can touch the two seat adjustment buttons. Adjust them according to your needs.

[AngelinaFitz]

I often help my friends adjust their Roewe car seats while driving, and here's a little trick: For manual seats, squat down and look at the front underside of the seat. There's usually a metal or plastic lever—grab it and pull upward. Keep it pulled tight while pushing the seat forward with your body. Once you've slid it to a comfortable position, release the lever, and it will lock into place. If it's a power seat, it's even easier. Just find the control panel on the door or the side of the seat, look for a button with a forward-pointing arrow, and press it lightly. The seat will move automatically until you stop pressing when it's in the desired position. Always make sure the car is parked in 'P' gear or turned off before adjusting to avoid any danger while driving. After trying it a few times, I found it quite handy—Roewe's design is very practical. Also, I recommend cleaning the dust from the slide rails regularly to prevent sticking and prolong the seat's lifespan.

[LouisAnn]

As someone who commutes daily in a Roewe, I have extensive experience adjusting the seats: for manual seats, there's a small lever located at the front bottom—just reach down to feel it. Pull it up and push the seat forward while sliding your body into position, then release to lock it in place. For electric seats, there's a forward button in the control area; press it, and the seat will move slowly. I’d like to remind you to prioritize safety—always ensure the car is stationary before adjusting, and never attempt to do so while driving. During routine maintenance, take a moment to check the adjustment mechanism. If you notice any unusual noises, a few drops of lubricating oil can keep it operating smoothly, ensuring long-term reliability and preventing malfunctions.

[StGabriel]

As a newbie who recently bought a Roewe, adjusting the seats is quite easy: for manual seats, there's a lever underneath—pull it up, slide the seat forward, then release; for electric seats, just press the button to move forward. It's simple and quick to get it done.

[DelCarter]

I pay great attention to details when driving. The operation to move Roewe seats forward is: for manual seats, locate the adjustment lever at the bottom, usually at the front or side, lift it and slide the seat forward along the track, then release to lock in position; for power seats, simply use the forward button on the control panel. I believe the most important thing is not to use excessive force during adjustment. If the sliding feels rough, it might be due to dust accumulation on the track or dried-up lubricant, which can be improved with simple cleaning. The exact position varies slightly between models—for example, some newer models have more accessible side levers. Developing a habit of adjusting before each drive ensures greater comfort.

[McLily]

As a family car owner, I often adjust the Roewe seats for my family: for manual seats, pull the lever underneath and push forward to shift the position; for electric seats, simply press the forward button. I recommend stopping the car before adjusting to avoid injury or equipment damage. The operation is easy and takes just a few seconds. You can also set different positions according to passengers' habits, which is quite convenient.