Is it normal for the Borui trunk to automatically pop up?
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It is not normal for the Borui trunk to automatically pop up, and it requires timely inspection and repair. A possible cause could be a faulty switch button. Definition of a car trunk: A car trunk is the area in a vehicle where spare items and cargo are stored. Since compact cars come in two types—hatchback and sedan—the size of the trunk can vary accordingly. Items typically placed in a car trunk: Under normal circumstances, a trunk usually contains the car's spare tire, an emergency first aid kit, a toolkit, a warning triangle, a fire extinguisher, a car fridge, and an emergency fuel cap release cable. Some SUV and MPV models also come equipped with an emergency flashlight.
I've been driving the Borui for a while now, and the automatic trunk pop-up is quite common, especially in the electric tailgate version. Normally, when you press the button on the key or the switch on the car body, it slowly rises by itself without needing a manual push, which is particularly handy when you're carrying shopping bags or luggage. If your car is equipped with an electric tailgate function, this is completely normal, so don't worry. However, sometimes when parked on a slope or if the trunk is heavily loaded, the pop-up might get stuck or slow down a bit. This is just a minor issue and can be fixed with recalibration. Overall, it's very convenient to use on flat surfaces, and I haven't encountered any surprises. Just give it a few tries, and you'll find it quite suitable.
