How to start the Roewe RX5?
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Roewe RX5 is equipped with a one-button start function. Depress the brake and press the button to start the vehicle. The following is an introduction to the one-button start function of the car key: 1. Advantages and disadvantages: Eliminates the hassle of searching for luxury car key tools in the past. 2. Functions: Multiple start modes - fully intelligent induction start (when the remote is within the sensing range, depress the brake and press the start button), and start without power in the remote.
The basic steps to start the Roewe RX5, based on my experience, can be roughly divided into several steps. You need to bring the smart key close to the car, and it will automatically unlock the doors. After sitting in the driver's seat, close the door and fasten the seatbelt, then keep your foot on the brake pedal. Near the steering column, there is a circular ENGINE START button—hold it for a few seconds until you hear the engine start and the dashboard lights up. Throughout this process, the key must be within the car's sensing area, or the system won't respond. Before starting, ensure the gear is in the P position to prevent unintended movement. After starting, wait for about ten seconds to let the engine warm up before driving, especially in cold winter conditions, to avoid sudden acceleration and protect the components. I also recommend regularly checking the key battery—low battery levels can cause issues. Replacing the battery with a new one every six months is a safer bet, ensuring smoother starts and fewer hassles.
When I first started driving the Roewe RX5, I was also a beginner figuring things out. Starting it is quite simple: just bring the key into the car, sit down, press the brake pedal, and then hold the start button next to the steering wheel. The dashboard lights up and you hear a sound—that means it's started. Don't forget to press the brake; the first time I tried, I missed it, and the button didn't respond, making me think the car was broken. Before starting, it's best to fasten your seatbelt and make sure the doors are securely closed to develop safe habits. The system is very smart—it can sense the key in your pocket or bag, so you don't need to take it out. If the car doesn't start, wait a few seconds and try again; it might be due to the key's position or a weak battery. With a bit of practice, you'll get the hang of it. New cars are designed to be user-friendly, starting quickly and smoothly.
