Is there an air vent under the front seats of the Roewe i5?
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According to the configuration parameter sheet, the Roewe i5 has air conditioning vents in the front row. The front seat air vent is a comfort feature, referring to one or more air conditioning vents installed near the front seats of the vehicle. These vents share the same compressor with the front air conditioning system and can generally be adjusted individually for airflow intensity. Reasons why car air conditioning may not blow air: 1. Blower motor failure: The car blower motor is a crucial component for air conditioning airflow. If the air conditioning compressor fails during use, the car air conditioning will definitely not blow air. 2. Clogged air filter: The air filter is a common and significant reason for air conditioning airflow issues. During operation, the car air conditioning system absorbs many impurities from the air. 3. Control system malfunction: Possible faults include the air flap, air conditioning computer, or control switch. Control system switches generally do not fail, and it is recommended that owners visit a 4S store for inspection, as this makes troubleshooting simpler.
I've been driving the Roewe i5 for quite some time now, and I can confirm there are indeed air vents designed under the front seats. This is mainly to provide better air conditioning comfort for rear-seat passengers, such as directing cool air in summer or warm air in winter to their feet, preventing complaints about being too hot or cold. I've personally experienced it sitting in the back, and it feels quite practical, especially during long drives when family members in the rear seats will feel more comfortable. However, this feature might not be available in the entry-level version. I recommend checking your vehicle's manual or looking for additional vent settings in the central armrest area. If unsure, you can visit a 4S store to have a technician verify it. Overall, this design is quite thoughtful and enhances the overall riding experience. Don't underestimate these small details—when utilized well, they can create a more balanced cabin environment. Remember to clean the vents regularly to prevent dust buildup and maintain optimal performance.
