
Lavida Plus rearview mirrors can be folded as follows: 1. Manual folding: Only the top trim version has an automatic folding button. The rearview mirror is a tool that allows the driver to directly obtain external information about the rear, side, and lower parts of the car while seated in the driver's seat. 2. Automatic folding: The power-folding rearview mirrors refer to the car's side mirrors that can be folded and retracted when necessary via a button inside the car. Turn the control knob clockwise to the folding icon at the bottom right to activate this feature.

I also drive a Lavida Plus, and the 21 model’s mirror folding is actually quite simple. If it’s manual folding, just gently push the outer edge of the mirror toward the car’s interior, and it will fold in—don’t use too much force, as you might damage the clips or the mirror surface, especially in winter when the plastic gets stiff. Higher trim versions might have an electric function; look for the arrow button or the icon labeled 'fold' on the driver’s side door control panel, press it, and the mirrors will fold automatically. I often use this feature when parking in narrow alleys—it’s great for preventing scratches. Just remember to pull them back out afterward. When cleaning the mirrors, be careful not to let dust accumulate in the gaps, as it can affect the mechanical rotation. The Lavida’s design is quite thoughtful, and the operation isn’t difficult, but don’t rush to force it—check for button indicators first.

I've been driving my Lavida Plus for over two years now, and I've made it a habit to fold the rearview mirrors every time I park. For the basic version, manual operation is simple: stand by the side of the car, hold the middle part of the mirror, and gently push it towards the car body without using too much force. You'll hear a click when it's securely fixed. To unfold, just pull it back in the opposite direction with the same motion. If you have the electric version, there's a control panel near the driver's side door handle. Look for the button with the rearview mirror icon—press it once, and the mirrors will fold automatically without you needing to step out of the car. I recommend checking your car's configuration first to avoid any guesswork. This feature is quite handy in the city, protecting your mirrors from being bumped when parked on the street and reducing the risk of damage. I usually take the opportunity to check for any cracks or looseness in the mirror glass while folding them.

As a daily commuter car owner, I'm quite familiar with the folding mechanism of the Lavida Plus side mirrors: For most manual versions, simply push the mirror edge inward gently with even force; for electric versions, you might find the control button on the inner door panel - just be careful not to accidentally press other controls when operating. This feature is particularly handy when parking in tight spaces, preventing scratches from bicycles or walls. I also recommend regularly cleaning dust buildup at the mirror joint to ensure smoother and safer operation. It's a simple process, don't worry about complexity.

The folding design of the Lavida Plus's rearview mirrors is really impressive. For the electric version, simply press the button in the control area on the driver's side door to retract them—convenient and effortless. For the manual version, gently push the mirror body inward by hand; avoid forcing it to prevent damaging the motor or causing jams. This feature is super practical for city parking, helping to prevent scratches and extend mirror lifespan. Remember to regularly clean dust from the joints to maintain smooth operation. Always ensure windows are closed before operating to avoid accidents.


