How to Use the Air Conditioning in the Envision in Summer?

[MacMiles]

Press the brake pedal and push the one-touch start button. On the center console panel, locate the air conditioning system, which is positioned directly in front of the gear lever. To activate the air conditioning system, adjust the temperature control to the blue position. For automatic air conditioning, you can set a specific temperature. Use the blue button to lower the air conditioning temperature and increase the fan speed to cool the vehicle. For quick cooling in summer, utilize the principle that hot air rises and cold air sinks by adjusting the position of the air vents to face slightly upwards.

[OAlan]

I just bought an Envision, and in summer, I use the air conditioning in auto mode. After starting the car, I immediately press the AUTO button in the air conditioning control area, which automatically adjusts the airflow and cooling intensity based on the cabin temperature. I set the ideal temperature using the temperature knob, around 25°C is comfortable—too high isn’t cool enough, and too low wastes fuel. If the fan speed feels too weak or strong, I manually adjust it using the fan speed button. The central display has a circulation setting—I usually start with recirculation to cool the cabin quickly, then switch to fresh air mode to maintain air quality. Don’t forget to regularly clean the air filter and evaporator, as summer humidity can breed bacteria and affect health. This method is both smart and reliable, ensuring no fatigue even on long drives. Throughout the summer, the AC system ran stably with no unpleasant odors.

[Khloe]

Hey, the air conditioner is a lifesaver in summer, and operating my Envision is super easy. Right after starting the car, I quickly press the AUTO button to activate the automatic function, and the system balances the cooling on its own. Setting the temperature dial around 25 degrees is just right—too low and it’s easy to catch a cold while also wasting power. Manually adjusting the fan speed is also practical; on scorching days, I crank it up to high for faster cooling, and within minutes, the car feels comfortable. Switching to recirculation mode on the screen cools things down even quicker, then I switch back to fresh air mode for some ventilation. I also make sure not to blast the AC at max right after the car’s been baking in the sun—that’s bad for the car and puts extra strain on the engine. Regularly checking and cleaning the air filter helps avoid clogs or funky smells. These little tricks make summer driving much more worry-free, with efficient AC and a more pleasant ride.