How to Use the One-Button Start in Magotan?

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MacAngela
07/29/25 12:35pm
The method to use the one-button start in Volkswagen Magotan is to press the brake pedal and then press the one-button start button to ignite the engine; to turn off the engine, simply press the one-button start button after parking. Introduction to Volkswagen Magotan: 1. Body dimensions: The length, width, and height are 4866mm, 1832mm, and 1464mm respectively, with a wheelbase of 2812mm. 2. Exterior design: The Magotan features a resolute V-shaped front face that exudes stability and grandeur, complemented by dynamic and stylish streamlined body lines. From the front view, the overall design of the Magotan resembles the X-shape of the Phaeton, with extensive chrome accents and the use of dual horizontal lines, showcasing a noble and extraordinary regal temperament.
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RicardoRose
08/14/25 12:18am
I've been driving my Magotan for several years and have mastered the one-button start feature. I usually keep the key in my pocket without needing to find the ignition slot. After getting in and settling into the driver's seat, I firmly press the brake pedal and then push the start button near the steering wheel—the engine roars to life instantly, saving a lot of time. The same goes for parking: press the brake and push the button to shut off. The key must be within the car's detection range—once, I couldn't start it because the key was in the trunk, but taking it out fixed the issue. It's important to check the key battery regularly and replace it yearly to prevent failure. On cold winter mornings, this feature quickly warms up the car, making it very comfortable, but safety comes first—always glance at the dashboard to ensure it's in P mode before starting. It’s incredibly efficient for daily commutes, eliminating the hassle of traditional keys. When washing the car, I also instruct the staff on the same steps to avoid mishandling.
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MacBenjamin
10/09/25 4:42am
As a young car owner, I'm absolutely in love with the one-button start feature in my Magotan. Just bring the key with you, sit inside, press the brake pedal and lightly tap the button - the car comes to life instantly. Super convenient and quick. After starting, the screen automatically lights up displaying time and temperature, giving a premium feel. Parking and turning off the engine follow the same simple procedure. The system reminds you before the key battery runs out, so I always replace it during regular maintenance to avoid any trouble. Remember not to keep the key and phone together to prevent signal interference. Commuting to work has become worry-free - no more late arrivals or fumbling for the ignition slot. On rainy days, I can instantly start the AC to dehumidify. Familiarize yourself with the engine starting sound to understand the vehicle's status - it's both safe and intelligent. Friends who've test-driven it all praise this thoughtful feature.
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