How to open the rear wing of the Audi A7?
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The rear wing of the Audi A7 is automatically activated and opens when the vehicle reaches a preset speed. When the speed reaches 130 km/h, the hidden spoiler wing on the upper part of the luggage compartment lid automatically rises to provide sufficient downforce. It smoothly retracts into the rear of the car when the speed drops to 80 km/h. Additional information: 1. A car rear wing refers to the protruding ducktail-shaped component installed at the rear end of the car's trunk lid, which is part of the car's aerodynamic kit. 2. The main function of a car rear wing is to reduce the lift at the rear of the vehicle. 3. Since the rear wing can reduce the air resistance of the car, installing a rear wing on high-speed cars can also help save fuel to some extent; at the same time, it enhances the car's appearance, serving a decorative purpose.
After driving my Audi A7 for a while, I often manually operate the rear spoiler, which is quite simple. There's a small button near the main dashboard inside the car, labeled 'Spoiler' or with a similar symbol. A light press makes it slowly rise, and another press brings it back down. Normally, it automatically deploys at high speeds to enhance stability, but manual control is super handy, especially when showing off the car or letting water drain during a wash. I've reminded my novice friends not to manually toggle it on and off at high speeds, as it might jam or compromise safety. Daily use just involves pressing the button—no complex steps needed. But if it stops moving, it could be a blown fuse or too much dust buildup; before sending it for repair, I’d check if the button is loose. The spoiler is both practical and stylish, and I recommend using auto mode more often to preserve its mechanical lifespan.
