Introduction to Haval's Center Console Functions?

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DeAlexander
08/30/25 4:44am
Haval's center console features the most commonly used functions while driving, located near the steering wheel. The light controls are generally on the left side of the center console, while the air conditioning and multimedia systems are positioned in the middle. Functions related to performance and driving are usually placed near the gear lever. Controls for windows, doors, and mirrors are located on the doors, and seat adjustments are typically found on the sides of the seats. Haval's Center Console Interior: The all-new multimedia system in Haval's center console is also a highlight of the interior. This system is the latest version and can be found in models such as the H7, the next-generation H6, and even the VV7. It offers mainstream functionality with a stylish interface design. In addition to touch controls, it can also be operated via knobs and buttons. The only drawback is that it does not support CarPlay connectivity, only CarLife. Haval's Center Console Buttons: The buttons on Haval's center console are standard for most current models, with easily understandable functions such as CD, radio, phone, and menu. The vehicle's air conditioning system also offers only automatic and manual modes. The automatic air conditioning system starts automatically once the vehicle is ignited, making it very convenient. In contrast, the manual air conditioning system requires manual adjustment and does not start automatically.
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LeJeffrey
09/11/25 8:41am
When driving the Haval SUV, I particularly love the layout of the center console—it's incredibly user-friendly. The large touchscreen in the middle responds quickly, allowing me to easily access navigation or music with just a few taps. After connecting my phone via Bluetooth, playing music or answering calls on the road is effortless. The air conditioning controls feature independent knobs that turn smoothly, making temperature adjustments a breeze, and the heated seats can be activated with just one button in winter. The buttons on the left control the audio system, delivering clear sound quality perfect for long drives. On the right, a small screen displays the time, fuel consumption, and warning messages at a glance. The overall design prioritizes driving safety—the screen is positioned just right, minimizing distractions while driving, making it feel like a thoughtful companion.
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