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Introduction to the Function Buttons of Haval H7

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AliviaMarie
07/29/2025, 03:52 AM

Introduction to the function buttons of Haval H7 is as follows: Introduction to the in-car function buttons: Light switch control system buttons; high/low beam control buttons; roof light control buttons; multi-function steering wheel volume and call control buttons; multi-function steering wheel page-turning and confirmation control buttons; front and rear wiper control buttons; automatic air conditioning control buttons; seat heating control buttons; air circulation control buttons; vehicle stability and tire pressure monitoring control buttons; reverse radar and automatic parking control buttons. Introduction to the buttons behind the gear shift lever: From left to right are seat heating, lane change assist, automatic parking, driving mode, lane keeping, and on the right side are auto start-stop, trunk switch, ESP off, hill descent control, and panoramic view.

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