What are the button functions of the Mazda6?

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DiSavannah
07/30/25 10:02am
The buttons in the Mazda6 are mainly distributed on the center console and steering wheel. The first row of buttons below the center console is primarily used to control the air conditioning system. The buttons on the lower left side mainly control the driver's cabin air conditioning and navigation system, while the buttons on the right side control the passenger cabin air conditioning temperature and center screen settings. The buttons on the left side of the steering wheel mainly control the trip computer, audio, and Bluetooth phone, while the right side buttons are for the cruise control system. More details are as follows: 1. The new Mazda6 is based on Mazda's concept car, the Vision-Coupe. The front features a large mesh grille with chrome and blackened accents, giving it a very refined look. Additionally, the slim and sharp headlight design on both sides creates a strong visual impact. The rear adopts a fastback design, with the taillights connected by a chrome strip in the middle, enhancing the horizontal visual effect of the rear. 2. The interior of the new Mazda6 is simple and clean, with minimal physical buttons. It is complemented by classic and timeless wood trim, elevating the overall sense of premium quality. The all-black interior layout adds a more stable and sophisticated feel, especially with the use of soft leather materials that enhance the cabin's texture. The floating LCD center screen and sporty steering wheel design further inject a strong sporty vibe into the interior. 3. As a Japanese performance icon, the new Mazda6 will abandon the original 4-cylinder engine in favor of a new powertrain—a 3.0L inline 6-cylinder engine with 218 kW and 343 Nm of power reserve, significantly improving its performance. Moreover, the new-generation Mazda6 switches from front-wheel drive to rear-wheel drive, a configuration typically found in luxury vehicles. This change not only enhances handling performance but also signals the car's ambition to compete in the luxury segment.
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