How to Fold Down the Rear Seats of Vios?

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VonElaina
07/29/25 6:24pm
Vios rear seat folding operation method: Pull up the release lock buttons on both sides and fold the seat back forward. When returning the seat back to the upright position, ensure the lock buttons are engaged to secure the backrest properly. The split-folding rear seat means the backrest can be folded down in proportions, allowing you to fold down only half of the backrest to accommodate large items while the remaining part can still be used for seating. The Vios is an entry-level family car designed and developed by Toyota, featuring a DVD voice electronic navigation system as its highlight. The vehicle is equipped with a domestically produced 16-valve 5AFE engine, delivering a maximum power of 68kw.
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