What are the features of the new RAV4?

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VonMarley
07/29/25 8:58pm
New RAV4 features include Vehicle Stability Control, parking radar, climate zone synchronization, and auto hold. Vehicle Stability Control: The system is enabled by default and is not recommended to be turned off except on slippery surfaces such as rain or snow. Parking Radar/Image: It alerts the driver to surrounding obstacles through images and warning sounds. Climate Zone Synchronization: When the climate zone synchronization function is activated, changing the temperature in the driver's seat will synchronize the changes in the other climate zones. Auto Hold: When stopping at traffic lights, after releasing the brake pedal, the auto hold function locks the wheels, relieving the driver's foot fatigue. The wheels unlock when the accelerator pedal is pressed, allowing the vehicle to proceed.
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