How to Open the Trunk of Qoros 3?

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LaBraxton
07/24/25 6:08am
The methods to open the trunk of Qoros 3 are: 1. Only the interior button can open the trunk when the vehicle is started; 2. The trunk can only be opened with the car key when the engine is turned off. Qoros 3 is a model launched by Qoros Auto, making its global debut at the Geneva Motor Show. The clean body lines and full front face design of Qoros 3 cater to the aesthetic preferences of the majority. It features a unique 8-spoke wheel design, appearing trendy yet stable. The interior space of Qoros 3 is very spacious, with the entire center console panel strictly adhering to a minimalist approach. The upper edge houses the air vents, the middle section is equipped with an 8-inch touch display screen, and below is a simple air conditioning control area, striving for a visually clean and neat appearance.
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ChristopherLynn
08/11/25 1:52am
I've been driving a Qoros 3 for several years, and opening the trunk is quite simple. Normally, I just press the button on the remote key—usually, it's the trunk icon key that needs a long press. There's also a physical button above the license plate at the rear of the car; a gentle press will automatically pop the trunk open, which is very convenient. When inside the car, there might be a small button near the driver's seat—just find it and press to open. In case the key runs out of battery or there's a system issue, remember there's a manual unlock hole under the trunk lid. You can use a small screwdriver or the key to pry it open for emergency operation. Don’t let kids play with the key buttons—safety first. After driving for so many years, the trunk is a frequently used feature, so keep the buttons clean and free from dust to avoid jamming and prolong their lifespan.
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