How to open the trunk of the Volkswagen Tayron?

[OHope]

Volkswagen Tayron's trunk switch is located at the driver's door handle. Press the central locking unlock button to manually open the trunk. Here is more information about the Volkswagen Tayron: 1. The Tayron measures 4590mm in length, 1860mm in width, and 1660mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2731mm. 2. Exterior: Features a honeycomb-shaped front grille paired with LED headlights, a wide lower air intake, and an aluminum roof rack. 3. Interior: High-end models come with a 9.2-inch central control screen, mid-range models with an 8-inch screen, and base models with a 6.5-inch screen. Mid-range and above models can optionally upgrade to a full LCD instrument panel and dual-color perforated seats. All models are equipped with four driving modes: Road Mode, two Off-road Modes, and Snow Mode. 4. Powertrain: 2.0T engine, 1750kg weight, 4WD SUV with a fuel consumption of 8.7L per 100km, and a 0-100km/h acceleration time of just 6.7 seconds.

[DiSarah]

When driving the Tayron, opening the trunk is quite convenient with several common methods. Using the remote key is the most straightforward—hold down the trunk icon button for a few seconds, and it will automatically unlock and slightly pop open a gap. Inside the car, there's a button near the driver's door panel or on the center console; a light press will do the trick, but remember to ensure the car is in Park (P) mode for safe operation to prevent rolling hazards. Below the trunk lid, there's a manual pull handle—just give it a tug to open, which is handy if you don't have the key. Some higher-end Tayron models even support a kick sensor: stand at the rear and sweep your foot under the bumper to open it, but confirm if your vehicle has this feature. Personally, I find the in-car button the simplest—just close it after loading items. Remember to regularly check if the pull handle is loose and keep it lubricated to avoid jams. When driving home with luggage, try out which method suits your habits best.

[OAna]

I find the trunk switch design of the Volkswagen Tayron very practical, with key points being the key fob remote and interior button operation. Pressing the trunk button on the key fob produces a clicking sound and lifts the lid, which is handy for shopping or moving large boxes during relocation. The interior button is typically located on the left-side door panel, clearly marked—just a gentle press gets the job done. Ensure the vehicle is completely stationary and seat belts are fastened to prevent accidents. There's a manual pull ring under the trunk for emergencies like remote failure or low battery. If the model supports smart features, a simple foot swipe can open it, saving you from bending over. I often drive my family on trips, and quick trunk access makes loading/unloading strollers or picnic gear effortless. Safety-wise, avoid attempting to open it while driving to prevent distractions. Overall, the three methods offer flexible switching, suitable for daily commutes or long journeys.

[ErinAnn]

Opening the Tayron's trunk is simple: press the trunk button on the key fob to unlock, or lightly tap the door panel button inside the car. You can also manually pull the lever under the trunk. It's safer to operate when the vehicle is parked. If equipped with the kick-to-open feature, just sweep your foot to open it.