How to use the automatic start-stop function in the Levin?

[MacAnthony]

Usually, the automatic start-stop function is enabled by default after the car is started. You can find the automatic start-stop switch in the button area in front of the gear lever. To turn it off, simply press the button. Below is a brief introduction to the Levin: 1. The Levin is a compact sedan with a length of 4640 mm, width of 1780 mm, height of 1455 mm, and a wheelbase of 2700 mm. 2. In terms of power, the Levin is equipped with a turbocharged engine that delivers a maximum horsepower of 116 hp, maximum torque of 185 Nm, and maximum power of 85 kW. The car comes standard with LED headlights, one-touch up/down for all four power windows, and rear air vents.

[BlakelyLynn]

Using the automatic start-stop feature in the Leiling is actually super easy. As soon as I start the car, the system is enabled by default. During normal driving, when encountering a red light or traffic jam, the engine automatically shuts off for a break after holding the brake pedal down for one or two seconds, saving fuel and being eco-friendly. Release the brake or lightly tap the accelerator, and the engine instantly restarts—just like magic. I remember the dashboard displays a start-stop indicator to remind me it's working. After using it for a while, I found that it's best to keep the feature on in city traffic jams to save a lot on fuel costs; but on highways or roads with frequent stops, I can temporarily turn it off using the button near the steering wheel for a smoother ride. This feature is quite smart, but don’t worry about it harming the car—as long as the battery is healthy, there’s no issue. During every maintenance check, I remind the technician to inspect it to avoid unexpected malfunctions. In short, once new drivers get the hang of it, they can save hundreds on fuel costs in a year.

[DelAxel]

As someone who frequently commutes in a Levin, I find the auto start-stop feature really practical. It defaults to on after ignition, requiring no extra setup. When stopped on the road, like at traffic lights, pressing the brake pedal firmly makes the engine automatically shut off; lightly tapping the accelerator or slightly releasing the brake quickly restarts it to continue driving. I noticed a small indicator light on the dashboard showing its status—when lit, it means the system is active. Sometimes, frequent stops and starts in congested areas can be annoying, so I press the start-stop button on the center console to turn it off for a few minutes of quiet. Over time, the fuel-saving effect is noticeable, saving me dozens of yuan in fuel costs each month. Just be careful not to rely on it too much on hilly roads or when the battery is weak. If it fails, don’t panic—try restarting the car or checking the battery voltage. Once you get used to it, auto start-stop becomes a handy little fuel-saving assistant.

[LauraMarie]

Using the Levin auto start-stop, I think it's a great eco-friendly tool. As soon as I start the car, the system automatically activates. When stopping at a red light, pressing the brake firmly shuts off the engine to save fuel; releasing the foot restarts the engine to continue driving. The dashboard icon lights up to indicate it's in operation. Using it daily helps reduce emissions and protect the environment, which feels quite satisfying. I've noticed the button is conveniently located near the steering wheel, making it easy to toggle on or off anytime. It's both fuel-efficient and promotes green driving.

[McRosalie]

The automatic start-stop feature in the Leiling is quite easy for beginners to adapt to. Once I start the engine, it automatically activates. During driving, when coming to a complete stop at traffic lights and holding the brake for a few seconds, the engine automatically shuts off to save fuel. To move again, just slightly release the brake or press the accelerator, and the car starts up and moves. Keep an eye on the dashboard indicator to confirm the system is working. There's a button near the center console to manually turn it off, such as during traffic jams to keep the car quieter. Ensure the battery is sufficiently charged, as the function may not work otherwise. Regular maintenance should include checking the battery's lifespan. Once you get used to it, it saves a lot on fuel costs and provides peace of mind.

[DelLila]

The Leiling's auto start-stop system is worry-free and efficient. It defaults to on when I start the car. During driving, a firm brake pedal press stops the engine to save fuel; releasing the brake and lightly accelerating instantly restarts movement. I frequently check the dashboard icon for status confirmation. The deactivation button near the steering wheel allows manual override to prevent excessive cycling. Long-term use shows notable fuel savings, but monitor battery health—weak batteries compromise start-stop reliability, making regular maintenance checks a wise habit. This practical feature enhances driving efficiency while being eco-friendly.