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How to Open the Trunk Door from Inside the Haval H6?

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OEmma
07/28/25 3:32pm
Haval H6 method for opening the trunk door from inside the vehicle: You can use the remote key to open the trunk. Press and hold the trunk button for more than 3 seconds until you hear a click sound, then the trunk will unlock, and all the car doors will also unlock simultaneously. After closing the trunk, the doors will automatically lock. The car trunk is a space designed for storing items, and its function should not be overlooked. The Haval H6 is a flagship model under the Haval brand, with body dimensions of 4653mm in length, 1886mm in width, and 1730mm in height. While retaining the rugged and masculine style typical of SUVs, the Haval H6 pays more attention to detail in its design, incorporating more modern technology, fashion, and luxury elements, giving the entire vehicle a handsome and elegant appearance.
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DamianRose
08/11/25 7:53pm
As a Haval H6 owner, I've found that opening the trunk from inside mainly relies on the electronic button on the left door panel near the driver's seat. Look down around the door armrest area - the rectangular button with a trunk icon is the switch. Press it and you'll hear an unlocking sound, then you can simply get out and lift the rear door. However, note model differences: the 3rd-gen H6 has this feature as standard across all trims, but older base models may only have a mechanical keyhole. Additionally, versions with power tailgates have a dedicated button on the left side of the steering wheel - holding it for 2 seconds automatically opens/closes the tailgate. There's actually an emergency pull cord inside the spare tire compartment, but you'd need to remove interior panels to access it (avoid unless absolutely necessary). If unsure, check page 37 of the user manual for diagrams.
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Josiah
09/29/25 5:30am
The simplest way to open the Haval H6 trunk is by using the button on the driver's door panel. From the driver's seat, reach for the left door armrest where the window control buttons are located, and press the button at the end with the small car tail-up symbol. Owners of mechanical key versions need to turn the keyhole, usually located near the license plate light on the tailgate. Electric tailgate owners enjoy more benefits; besides the door panel button, there might be a quick-access button with a ▲ symbol in the gear shift area. A few reminders: never press the button while driving, holding the button for three seconds while the car is locked can temporarily unlock it, and remember to enable the anti-pinch function when traveling with children. Button positions vary slightly across model years, with all post-2019 models integrating them into the door panel.
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DiReid
11/12/25 7:25am
From an operational perspective, the Haval H6 offers three scenarios for opening doors. For daily use, press the physical button on the driver's side door panel (the icon resembles a lifted trunk) once to unlock the central locking system. When moving large items, you can press the electric tailgate button in advance—mid-to-high trim models feature a dedicated switch either below the left side of the steering wheel or near the gear lever. In extreme cases, such as a dead battery, lift the trunk mat to locate an orange emergency pull ring. Note that all models come with speed-sensitive auto-locking, which activates at 15 km/h to prevent accidental opening. Personal experience suggests the 2021 model's button is the most responsive, while older versions require a firm press. If the button proves elusive, consult the vehicle manual—typically detailed in Chapter 5.
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