
The method to start a Cayenne is: 1. Press the brake pedal; 2. Turn the start knob clockwise. Taking the 2020 Cayenne as an example, it belongs to the mid-to-large SUV category, with body dimensions of: length 4918mm, width 1983mm, height 1696mm, wheelbase 2895mm, fuel tank capacity 90l, and curb weight 2020kg. The 2020 Cayenne features a multi-link independent front suspension and a multi-link independent rear suspension. It is equipped with a 2.9L twin-turbocharged engine, delivering a maximum horsepower of 440ps, maximum power of 324kw, maximum torque of 550nm, and is paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission.

Every time I start my Cayenne, I first settle in and close the door securely after getting in, leaving the key untouched in my pocket. Then, I firmly press the brake pedal and wait until the start button on the center console lights up green before pressing it, causing the engine to roar to life instantly. The car is equipped with a smart system that automatically detects the key signal, so there's no need to worry if the key is a bit far away. However, if the signal is weak occasionally, you'll need to bring the key closer to the sensor area near the steering wheel. Always make sure the gear is in the Park position before starting; otherwise, the car might refuse to start. By the way, if the key battery is low, it can cause starting difficulties, so remember to replace the battery regularly or carry a spare key—safety first. Before long drives, it's advisable to check the dashboard warning lights to ensure everything is normal and avoid the hassle of stalling midway.

The standard procedure to start a Cayenne is quite straightforward: ensure the seat is adjusted comfortably, keep the brake pedal firmly pressed, and press the engine start button with one hand. I usually make sure the gear shift is securely in P (Park) position first, otherwise the safety system will prevent startup. The key uses RFID technology and works automatically when kept in the pocket, but if the battery in an older key is weak, it needs replacement or temporary placement at a designated spot. A network of sensors processes signals in the background, activating the engine once a valid key is detected. To prevent accidents, I always check the rearview mirror and surroundings after starting, especially in crowded areas, before pressing the accelerator. For routine maintenance, it's recommended to check the key battery and vehicle circuits every six months to avoid malfunctions and ensure a worry-free drive.

Starting a Cayenne as a beginner is quite simple: I get in the car, sit down, fasten the seat belt, and keep the key with me. With my right foot firmly pressing the brake pedal, I press the round start button once to ignite the engine. The key can be sensed in a bag or pocket, so there's no need to take it out specifically. Before starting, ensure the car is parked on level ground, and it's crucial to have the gear in the P position; otherwise, the button won't respond. Don't be nervous; the car is intelligently designed to guide you, and the dashboard will light up to indicate any errors. If it's a cloudy or rainy day and the car starts a bit slower, don't worry—try a few more times, and it will succeed eventually. Remember to drive safely; after starting, gently press the accelerator to gradually get used to the car's power.


