What are the function keys of the Bora car?
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Introduction to the function keys of the Bora car is as follows: Electronic Stability Program (ESP): Effectively prevents loss of control such as skidding or fishtailing. It is generally not recommended for drivers to manually turn it off. Hazard Warning Lights (commonly known as hazard lights): Used in special situations such as car breakdown or temporary parking, mainly to warn other vehicles. Parking Radar/Image: The central control screen displays the reversing image, and the radar will sound an alarm when detecting obstacles nearby. Driving Assistance System: Includes functions such as pre-collision protection, distance warning, and fatigue reminder. Auto Hold: When waiting at a red light, it relieves foot fatigue by automatically locking the wheels with the brake calipers. Pressing the accelerator again will allow the car to continue moving forward. Auto Start-Stop: During brief stops, the engine will shut off. When the driver's foot leaves the brake pedal, the vehicle will restart.
When I first got my Bora, I spent some time exploring its buttons. On the left side of the steering wheel is the cruise control lever, which is especially handy for highway driving. On the right side are multimedia buttons for switching tracks and adjusting volume, easily within reach. The air conditioning controls are centrally located on the dashboard, featuring three large knobs for straightforward operation—left for temperature and right for fan speed. Near the gear lever, there are buttons for the electronic parking brake and auto hold, making stoplights a breeze. The row of buttons on the door handle controls the four windows and mirror adjustments, with the mirror defrost feature being super convenient in winter. The light control lever is located behind and to the left of the steering wheel—just a twist to turn on the fog lights. It took a few tries to remember everything, but it all becomes second nature with use.
