
The trunk of the new Bora can be opened using a switch located on the driver's door. Below is a related introduction: 1. Composition: The basic structure of the electric tailgate consists of two core shaft drive rods. The drive rod, through a spindle drive, is composed of an inner and an outer tube. The motor and gear inside the inner tube drive a threaded spindle, which moves along a threaded nut fixed to the inner side of the outer tube. The electric strut uses an electric spindle located inside the motor within the strut to open and close the trunk lid, with springs also assisting in the opening operation. 2. Sensing Area: Placing a hand or any object in the corresponding sensing area of the tailgate will automatically open it, which is useful when hands are full and manual operation or using the electronic car key is inconvenient.

As a Bora owner, I frequently use the trunk and would like to share several opening methods. The most common way is using the remote key fob - press the small trunk icon button to unlock and open it. If the key is on your person, simply stand behind the vehicle and lightly press the sensor button located at the middle or right side under the trunk lid edge for hands-free access, which is convenient when carrying luggage. Inside the car, there's a release lever near the driver's seat (on the door panel or below the steering wheel) - just pull it upward, especially useful during rainy days. In emergencies like a dead key fob , manually open it by flipping open the small cover in the middle of rear seats and pulling the cord. Remember to unlock the car first before trunk operation to avoid failure; avoid opening on slopes as the lid may slam down forcefully, causing damage. For daily use, press buttons gently, keep surfaces clean, and apply lubricant periodically to prevent rust and prolong mechanical lifespan.

I often use my Bora to transport things, and the convenient design of the trunk is very thoughtful. A light press on the trunk button on the remote key can open it. If the key is on you and near the car, just touch the sensor area at the lower part of the trunk, and it will open automatically, saving the trouble of finding the button. There's also a switch on the car's central console—just press it to open the trunk without distraction while driving. Forgot the key inside the car? The Bora automatically detects and won't lock the trunk; simply pull the emergency release cord from the rear seats. On windy days, don't rush to close the trunk—wait for the wind to pass before pulling it down. In winter, if it's frozen, don't force it; warm up the car for a few minutes before trying again. Avoid overloading the trunk with clutter, as it can affect the spring mechanism. Regular cleaning and can help reduce malfunctions.

Opening the 2021 Bora's trunk is straightforward. The most basic method is to press the trunk button on the car key. There's also a button at the bottom of the trunk exterior—just a light press will do. Alternatively, you can locate and pull the lever on the front seat to open it. In case of emergencies, you can manually open it by pulling the emergency release from the rear seats. Just make sure the car is unlocked before attempting any of these operations.

As someone who frequently drives alone, I prioritize the safety and reliability of opening the trunk. The 2021 Bora offers multiple ways to open the trunk: a remote button, an external sensor key, or an internal control lever; in emergencies, there's a hidden pull cord in the rear seats. When operating, ensure the car is parked on level ground to prevent the trunk lid from suddenly dropping and causing injury; unlock the car before opening, as it may not work when locked. If the trunk doesn't open, don't panic—check the or gently tap the button; regularly inspect and lubricate the latch to prevent malfunctions. On rainy days, dry your hands before opening the trunk to avoid accidental touches.

I use the Bora for daily commuting and have extensive experience with opening the trunk: press the button on the key or touch the lower edge of the trunk for automatic opening with sensing; a single press of the button on the front console does the trick. There's an emergency release design next to the rear seatbelt—just pull it. To open the trunk after locking the car, you need to unlock it first; avoid repeatedly opening and closing it in high temperatures to prevent mechanical fatigue. During maintenance, clean the button surfaces and apply a thin layer of oil to prevent sticking, ensuring long-term reliable use.


