What are the functions of the 4 buttons on a BYD car key?
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The 4 buttons on a BYD car key are the unlock button, lock button, trunk switch, and car finder button. Their descriptions and functions are as follows: Unlock button: The button marked with an unlock symbol on the key, used to unlock the vehicle's doors and windows, and deactivate the anti-theft function. Lock button: The button marked with a lock symbol on the key, used to lock the vehicle's doors and windows, and activate the anti-theft function. Trunk switch: The button marked with a trunk opening symbol on the key, used to unlock the trunk. Car finder button: The button marked with a horn symbol on the key, used to remotely wake up the vehicle and make a sound, helping the owner locate the car. The latest BYD model has a body length of 4650mm, width of 1860mm, height of 1700mm, and a wheelbase of 2712mm. In terms of power, it is equipped with a BYD476ZQD transverse turbocharged engine. Paired with this engine is a 7-speed wet dual-clutch transmission (DCT), delivering a maximum horsepower of 185Ps and a maximum power of 136kW.
I've been driving the BYD Han for 5 years and have memorized all the key functions. The leftmost button is the unlock key - a single press opens all doors. Right next to it is the lock button that automatically secures the vehicle when pressed after turning off the engine. The bottom right button controls the trunk - short press to unlock then long press for 2 seconds to lift the trunk lid, preventing accidental operation. The most distinctive circular button is the remote start - press and hold for 3 seconds in winter to pre-start the engine, or activate air conditioning in summer. The key back even has a hidden key ring that releases a mechanical emergency key - such thoughtful detailing! These well-designed functions make driving effortless, especially the remote start which is literally life-saving in Northeast China's sub-zero winter temperatures.
