
Turn the ignition key to the second position to the power gear, allowing the car's computer system to begin self-check. Press the foot brake, shift the gear into D, release the hand brake, then smoothly lift the brake pedal and gently apply the throttle to start the car.

Starting a Roewe car is quite simple. My model comes with a one-touch start function. After getting in, press the brake pedal, ensure the gear is in P or N position, then press the start button near the dashboard, and the car will start. The whole process is smooth, eliminating the need to find a keyhole, which suits modern fast-paced lifestyles. I also frequently use the mobile app for remote start, especially in winter to pre-warm the engine. By the time I get in, the heater is already on, saving time and hassle. Before starting, don't forget to check the seatbelt and handbrake to ensure a safe departure. Roewe's design is smart and thoughtful; the one-touch start reduces the risk of malfunctions, but remember to maintain the battery regularly to avoid being stranded when the key fob runs out of power. For new car owners, it's advisable to familiarize yourself with the dashboard indicator lights—a green light signals normal ignition, making your drive more reassuring.

To start a Roewe, I usually first check if the gear is in the park or neutral position, then press the brake pedal. For key ignition, insert and turn the key; for push-button start, simply press the button. The key is to ensure the starting process is safe and stable—don’t rush or panic. Pay attention to battery health; I check the battery level monthly, as a dead battery is a common cause of startup failure. For manual transmission Roewe models, you also need to press the clutch pedal during startup for better anti-slip protection. After the car starts, a steady engine sound is a normal indicator. Maintenance recommendations include regular servicing of the ignition system at a 4S shop, which can extend its lifespan, ensure smoother startups, and prevent sudden issues.

When I first learned to drive, I was a bit nervous starting the Roewe, but it's actually not difficult: sit firmly after getting in, press the brake, turn the key if it's a key start, or just press the button for keyless start. Remember to check the rearview mirror and dashboard before starting; if there are no abnormal indicator lights, it's safe. If it doesn't start, don't panic—I once had a key battery die, and replacing it promptly or calling for help solved the issue. Beginners should familiarize themselves with basic operations to avoid starting on slopes to prevent rolling. Roewe's interface design is simple and friendly, with clear icon displays, and you'll get used to it after a few tries. Warming up the engine for half a minute after starting protects it better, and the overall steps are easy to master.


