How to automatically tilt the rearview mirror when reversing in the Volkswagen Phideon?
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Turn the mirror adjustment button on the door armrest to the R position, then shift the car into reverse gear to automatically tilt the mirror. Below is an introduction to the Volkswagen Phideon: 1. The overall body design of the Phideon follows the design concept of the previous CCoupe concept car, featuring Volkswagen's family-style front design. The front grille integrates with the LED headlights and extends to the sides of the body. The side waistline runs through the entire body and extends above the taillights. Additionally, the taillight design is particularly noteworthy, with a double-layer layout where the lower layer tapers inward, creating a staggered effect. 2. The interior of the Volkswagen Phideon maintains the standard Volkswagen style, but it stands out in terms of features. The new model is equipped with advanced technologies such as a night vision system and a heads-up display, as well as electrically adjustable rear seats with independent ventilation/heating functions. 3. In terms of power, the Volkswagen Phideon is expected to offer multiple gasoline and diesel engines or a plug-in hybrid system, paired with an automatic transmission. Furthermore, the Phideon will also feature an air suspension system and offer five driving modes to choose from.
To make the Phideon's rearview mirrors automatically tilt down when reversing, let me walk you through the steps—I've tested this multiple times while driving this car myself. First, ensure the automatic mirror tilt function is enabled in the infotainment screen settings: enter the central control system, navigate to vehicle settings or mirror options, select parking assist-related content, and toggle on the auto-tilt switch. Before driving, remember to set the mirror adjustment switch on the door handle to the left or right position (e.g., choose right if you want to see the right wheel). After shifting into reverse (R gear), the right mirror will gradually tilt downward, giving you a clear view of the rear road position; it resets when shifting back to D gear or opening the door. This feature is especially handy for parallel parking or garage entry, preventing wheel curb collisions and enhancing reversing safety. Note: Avoid leaving the mirror switch in the neutral position, as it may disable the function. I recommend practicing the setup when the car is new to familiarize yourself with the infotainment operations for smoother use.
