How to Open the Trunk from Inside the Car?
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To open the trunk, the car must first be brought to a complete stop; otherwise, the trunk may not open properly. On the left side of the steering wheel, there is a row of buttons, one of which is the trunk release button. Pressing this button will open the trunk. Alternatively, you can use the remote control. Place the remote inside the car and press the second button to open the trunk.
From the perspective of sharing experience: Having driven for over a decade, opening the trunk from inside the car is a routine task. Typically, there's a small lever or button on the inner side of the door panel near the driver's seat; just pull it or press lightly to unlock and slightly pop open the trunk. The location varies by vehicle model—for sedans, it's often at the lower left, while SUVs might place it closer to the center console. If there's no response, first check if the doors are unlocked, as the trunk sometimes requires activation of the vehicle's full unlocking system. Don't forget the safety escape mechanism: all trunks have an internal manual pull ring or handle that allows opening from inside to prevent entrapment. It's advisable to test this feature periodically to avoid panic in emergencies; familiarizing yourself with the operation saves time and enhances safety. A pro tip: after rain, check if the switch is damp, keeping it dry to prevent jamming.
