
Adjust the seat position and height according to your needs. After adjusting the seat, press the SET button located at the lower left side of the seat. The SET button will turn red, indicating that the system is memorizing the seat position. Finally, press either 1 or 2 to set the memory button.

I remember setting up the seat memory is actually quite simple. First, sit in the driver's seat and adjust the seat, steering wheel, and rearview mirror to your most comfortable position, including the backrest angle, leg rest, and height. Then find the memory buttons on the door, usually labeled with numbers 1 and 2. Press the SET button first, wait for it to flash, then press and hold one of the number keys for about 3 seconds until you hear a beep, which means the memory has been successfully set. Before getting in the car next time, just press the preset number key, and the seat will automatically return to the memorized position. My wife and I share the car, with key 1 storing my position and key 2 storing hers—super convenient! If the memory occasionally fails, remember to start the vehicle before setting it up, as this tends to be more stable. Also, it's best to set it up in advance on rainy or snowy days to avoid dirtying the buttons.

I just studied the seat memory function a couple of days ago. The key is three steps: adjust the position, hold SET plus a number button to save, and press the number button to restore. The crucial detail is that the vehicle must be powered on when saving, preferably with the engine started. If someone else drives, you can store different positions to different number buttons, so just press the corresponding button each time you get in the car. I noticed the linkage effect is particularly good when setting the mirror angle—the mirrors adjust as the seat moves. But remember not to let go during adjustment; the setup must be completed in one go. Regularly checking the memory function is also important since mechanical parts can wear out over time.

Setting seat memory only requires mastering the core steps. Adjust all positions to comfort as soon as you get in the car, then press the SET button, followed by holding down either button 1 or 2 until the dashboard prompts. Next time, just press the corresponding button, and it will automatically reset within 10 seconds. The key is to operate quickly when saving—don’t leave too long a gap between pressing the SET button and the numbered button. I’ve tried setting two positions: button 1 for the driving position and button 2 for a semi-reclined rest position. It’s convenient for family members to take turns driving, with each person having their own button. If the reset isn’t precise, simply reconfigure it—no need to visit the 4S shop.

Setting up the seat memory is quite intuitive. First, adjust the seat to your ideal position, including the headrest and lumbar support, and don't forget to adjust the telescopic steering wheel. Then press the SET button on the door, followed by quickly holding down the 1 or 2 numeric key. A completion chime will sound, and I usually wait for the indicator light to stop flashing before releasing. To recall the setting, long-press the corresponding numeric key for about 3 seconds while the vehicle is running, and the seat will start moving. A personal tip is to clean the buttons before setting to avoid poor contact, and avoid operating while reversing—make sure the car is fully stopped. This feature can also be paired with your phone's Bluetooth for automatic setting matching when you get in the car.

The setup process is straightforward: adjust to the desired position, then hold SET + number button to save. A practical tip is to configure by scenarios. For example, I set button 1 for highway driving mode: seat slightly upright, steering wheel slightly raised, and mirrors adjusted wider. Button 2 is set for city commute mode: seatback reclined 15 degrees, steering wheel at its lowest extension. Before saving, always check if the pedal position suits your foot reach, especially for models with leg rests. Occasional setup failures may occur due to low voltage, so it's recommended to operate after starting the vehicle. Additionally, have technicians check the wiring contacts of the memory module during regular maintenance for long-term stability. My friends and I swap drivers frequently, and this feature allows instant switching between presets.


