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How to open the Volkswagen Polo trunk from the inside?

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DelVivienne
08/30/25 7:16am
The method to open the Volkswagen Polo trunk from the inside is to use the switch inside the car or the key to open the trunk. If the trunk lid is closed but not locked, when the driving speed reaches more than 7 kilometers per hour, the trunk lid will automatically lock. After the vehicle is stationary, open the door or press the central door lock unlock button on the driver's side door to unlock the trunk lid. The Volkswagen Polo has a length, width, and height of 4053mm, 1740mm, and 1449mm respectively, with a wheelbase of 2564mm, and is equipped with a 5-speed manual transmission. This car is a compact sedan, using a 1.5L naturally aspirated engine, with a maximum torque of 145 Nm and a maximum horsepower of 113 hp.
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DiKai
09/12/25 4:16am
I've been driving a Volkswagen Polo for several years, and opening the trunk from the inside mainly involves pressing a button on the driver's side door panel. It's usually marked with a small icon of an open trunk, and a light press will unlock it. If the button doesn't respond, you can try accessing it from the rear seats: first, fold down the rear seats (there's a pull ring or latch under the seat), climb into the trunk, and feel for a plastic handle on the top or side—pull it outward to open the lid. Another scenario is when the key is in the car; you can press the trunk button on the key directly. I recommend checking the switch's flexibility during every maintenance to avoid it getting stuck. In winter, make sure the button doesn't freeze, and clean dust regularly to maintain its responsiveness. Remember, don't press the button randomly while driving to prevent accidents.
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NicoleMarie
10/26/25 5:04am
As someone who enjoys tinkering with cars, I find the trunk interior opening mechanism of the Volkswagen Polo to be ingeniously designed. The electronic method involves triggering the latch release via a button located near the driver's left leg, typically positioned on the door trim panel with clear iconography. In case of electrical issues, there's a mechanical backup: after folding down the rear seats to access the trunk, locate the emergency release handle on the inner top section—a simple pull forces the lock open. I've seen some car enthusiasts modify the button leading to malfunctions, so it's crucial not to tamper with the wiring casually. For safety, familiarizing yourself with these features is highly practical, such as quick opening when loading items. It's advisable to regularly test these functions to ensure they work properly.
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