How to Set Up Auto Lock for Elysion?
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Elysion models do not come with an auto-lock feature and require owners to install it themselves. Here is some information about the auto-lock function: 1. The purpose of the auto-lock feature is theft prevention. It quickly locks the doors after driving, preventing door-pull robberies during traffic jams or at red lights, providing a certain level of security. 2. The auto-lock also protects child passengers inside the car, preventing young children from opening the door handles while the car is in motion. 3. However, it also has some drawbacks, such as potentially hindering escape in case of an accident.
After purchasing the Honda Elysion, I found the auto-locking feature quite practical—it automatically locks the doors while driving to prevent accidental openings or safety issues. The setup process is straightforward: First, start the engine and wait for normal operation. Then, locate the main menu option on the central display, typically a gear-shaped icon labeled "Settings" at the bottom. Tap into it, select "Vehicle Settings" or "Security Settings," enter the "Door Locks" submenu, and toggle the "Auto-Lock" switch to ON. Different models may require varying trigger speeds (e.g., activating above 15 km/h). After setup, I recommend testing functionality by driving at 10-20 km/h to listen for the locking sound. This feature is especially family-friendly for those with children, eliminating manual distractions. If issues arise (e.g., settings not saving), it might be a minor software glitch—restarting the system or referring to page 32 of the user manual can help. Initially unconfigured, my child nearly opened the door at low speed once, which taught me this essential trick.
