How to fold down the rear seats of a Chery QQ?

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KaydenLee
07/29/25 12:38am
The method to fold down the rear seats of a Chery QQ is: Near the door edges on both sides of the backrest, there are pullable pins used for securing the seats. Pull the pins upward, and the seats can then be folded down. Car seats are the seating used when riding in a vehicle. By location, they can generally be categorized into: 1. Front seats: headrest, backrest, seat cushion, armrest; 2. Rear seats: headrest, backrest, seat cushion, side wings, armrest. Taking the 2013 Chery QQ as an example, its body dimensions are: length 3564mm, width 1620mm, height 1527mm, wheelbase 2340mm, front track 1390mm, rear track 1365mm, fuel tank capacity 35 liters, trunk capacity 190 liters, and curb weight 936kg.
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VanWeston
08/12/25 4:51am
I've been driving a Chery QQ for several years, and folding down the rear seats is a frequent task that's quite straightforward to operate. When sitting in the back seat, you'll find a small plastic handle or button near the top of the seat, typically on the door side where the backrest and cushion meet; gently pull that handle to unlock the seat, then push the backrest forward to fold it down. Use gentle force throughout the process—avoid yanking hard to prevent damaging the mechanism. Once folded, the trunk space increases significantly, making it super convenient for hauling large luggage or transporting appliances. After each use, I always check for any obstructions to ensure the seat can be securely reset. Remember to perform this operation only when the car is stationary—safety first to avoid accidents while driving. With a few practices, you'll get the hang of it easily.
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