How to Connect Bluetooth for Music Playback in Wuling Hongguang Mini?

[MacTaylor]

Enter the car's screen and open the applications section. Click on the Bluetooth Music icon. On your phone's utility page, tap the Settings option. This will take you to the settings interface where you should select Bluetooth. Tap the corresponding button to turn on Bluetooth. Here, select the relevant device to establish connection.

[HarleyRose]

That day my best friend picked up her Wuling Hongguang MINI and asked me to teach her how to connect Bluetooth. We figured it out together in the car. First, power on the car without starting the engine, then press the phone icon on the center console. When the Bluetooth symbol appears on the screen, it starts searching. Quickly turn on your phone's Bluetooth and look for a device name like 'WULING' or 'MINI' in the list, then tap to pair. When the pairing password pops up, just confirm it. A confirmation box will also appear on the center console screen—press confirm again. Three seconds later, the radio sound fades, and Jay Chou's song starts playing through the speakers. Oh, and if there's no sound after connecting, remember to adjust the volume knob on the center console. Now, driving this car with music and coffee to work makes even traffic jams bearable.

[LeNoah]

After ten years in auto repair, I've encountered too many owners who can't connect Bluetooth. The Wuling Hongguang MINI is actually very simple. Turn the key to the ACC position to power the car, then tap the 'Media' button on the touchscreen to switch to the Bluetooth interface. With your phone's Bluetooth on, the WULING_MINI device will automatically appear. Click to pair, then confirm the 6-digit password displayed on the central screen on both sides to complete the binding. If it doesn't connect, first delete the old car Bluetooth record from your phone, then restart the car to refresh the system. Some customers report that Bluetooth calls work but music doesn't—that's because the phone hasn't authorized the audio channel. Go to Bluetooth settings, tap the gear icon next to the device, and check 'Media audio.'

[CadenLynn]

Our Wuling Hongguang MINI is used daily to pick up the kids, and I only taught them how to connect Bluetooth once. There's a 'PHONE' physical button below the screen in front of the steering wheel—press it to light up, and the Bluetooth icon will appear on the small dashboard display. Just search for 'MINI EV' on your phone and connect directly—no password needed. If the steering wheel track skip buttons don’t respond, remember to enable both the call and media options in the Bluetooth settings. Once, while waiting outside the kindergarten, it took five minutes to connect—turns out the phone’s hotspot was interfering. Turning it off made the connection instant. Now, we listen to nursery rhymes while driving, and the kids even clap along at traffic lights.

[StMatthew]

Guys operating the Wuling Hongguang MINI's Bluetooth to play music really don't need the manual. After powering on, no need to press the brake, just hit the 'Media' button on the center console to switch to the Bluetooth interface. Turn on your phone's Bluetooth to search for devices, tap on WULING when you see it, and instantly confirm the pairing request when it pops up. After connecting, remember to rename the Bluetooth device to your own name on your phone, so it automatically reconnects next time without mistakenly pairing with someone else's phone. It supports memory for up to two devices; to connect a third, you'll need to delete one of the existing device records. Some complain about the poor sound quality, but honestly, the car's speakers are just at this level—turning on the super bass on your phone's music player might help a bit.

[OAliyah]

Just helped a new owner solve a Bluetooth issue last week: For the Wuling Hongguang MINI, first turn on the ignition, press the Bluetooth logo on the center console to enter pairing mode, then search for 'MINI CAR' on your phone and confirm pairing. Here's the key point: After connecting, iPhone users need to manually select Bluetooth for audio output, while many Android phones switch automatically. If songs keep stuttering, it's likely because the phone is too far from the center console—placing the phone in the cup holder ensures the most stable signal. For older models experiencing repeated disconnections, a system upgrade might be needed, which can be done at a 4S shop in about ten minutes. A friendly reminder: Try not to operate your phone while driving; connecting it beforehand is more important for safe driving.