What are the button functions of the 2021 Honda Fit?
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2021 Honda Fit button functions are introduced as follows: 1. Steering wheel section: Volume increase/decrease, home, media source, answer and hang up calls, voice recognition, up and down switching. 2. Left-side buttons on the steering wheel: Corresponding functions are cruise control on/off, cruise speed adjustment, lane keeping, and following distance adjustment. 3. Touch buttons on the central control screen: Microphone pickup hole, screen off/standby, home, volume increase and decrease, volume decrease, return. 4. Air conditioning control area buttons: Airflow adjustment, front/rear defrost, air distribution mode, internal/external circulation switch, temperature adjustment, AC cooling on/off.
When I first bought this 2021 Fit, I found its button design simple and practical. On the left side of the steering wheel are volume control and call answer buttons, allowing me to operate without distraction while driving. On the right side are cruise control buttons; once the speed is set, the car drives automatically, which is especially convenient on highways. The center console is the most prominent, with air conditioning buttons that allow one-touch adjustment of temperature and fan speed, plus a defrost button that's super important in winter. Below the touchscreen are media buttons for switching between radio or Bluetooth music. The buttons near the door handle control one-touch window operation, and there's a child lock in the rear seats for safety. The small round button next to the instrument panel adjusts instrument brightness and headlight height. The layout of these buttons is reasonable, and new drivers can get familiar with them after just a few drives. Overall, the durability is quite good.
