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How to Use the Wireless Charging in Haval F7?

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OAndres
07/24/25 10:31pm
To use the wireless charging in Haval F7, follow these steps: switch the ignition to ON mode or start the vehicle; press the charging button to activate the wireless charging function for mobile electronic devices; place the mobile electronic device on the charging area to begin charging. Below is more information about the Haval F7: 1. Introduction: The Haval F7 is the flagship model of the Haval F series, an AI intelligent connected SUV. The new car is available in two versions: 1.5GDIT and 2.0GDIT, with a total of 6 models. 2. Six all-terrain driving modes: (1) Standard. (2) Sport. (3) Economy. (4) Mud. (5) Sand. (6) Snow mode.
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DeCameron
08/10/25 10:11am
Using wireless charging in the Haval F7 is quite easy. Every time I drive, I just casually place my phone on the charging pad in the center console area, and it starts charging automatically. The prerequisite is that the phone supports wireless charging, like iPhones or most Android devices using the Qi standard. After placing it, check the small light next to the charging pad—blue blinking means it's charging, and a steady green light indicates it's fully charged or ready to be removed. Sometimes, if there's no reaction after placing the phone, you need to activate this function in the car's infotainment system settings under the electrical system options. It's recommended to avoid thick phone cases and remove them for better contact. The charging speed isn't lightning-fast, but it's sufficient for daily short trips and won't let you down. Regularly clean dust and stains from the induction area to prevent malfunctions.
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DiLola
09/26/25 6:21am
When using the Haval F7, I find the wireless charging super convenient. You just place your phone on the marked platform in front of the driver's seat, and it automatically senses and starts charging. The phone must be a wireless charging-compatible model, like newer Samsung or Google devices, otherwise nothing happens when placed on it. Different colored lights indicate the charging status for easy observation. If it's not working, first check the vehicle menu to confirm it's turned on and not disabled. I'm used to placing my phone on it as soon as I get in the car, starting the charging without the hassle of cables. The power is average, but it's enough to add about 20% battery during a commute, just make sure the phone is placed flat and doesn't wobble for stable charging.
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DelValerie
11/09/25 8:25am
The wireless charging in the Haval F7 is quite convenient—just place your phone on the designated area of the center console, and it charges automatically. Make sure your phone supports wireless charging, such as Apple or Huawei flagship models. The charging position is usually in front of the armrest. A blue indicator light shows it's working, and green means charging is complete. For first-time use, check the vehicle settings to enable the function and avoid charging issues. Avoid thick phone cases to ensure good contact. The charging speed is moderate, making it suitable for topping up the battery while driving.
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