What are the functions of the center console in the old Audi Q7?
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The functions of the center console in the old Audi Q7 include: an ignition off button and start button on the left, a 12V power socket next to the gear shift lever, individual control options for both passengers, a switch for the vehicle stability system, a cover plate for the card slot, navigation, information, Bluetooth phone, radio, and more. Below is a related introduction to the Audi Q7: Introduction to the Audi Q7: The Audi Q7 is a mid-to-large SUV that emphasizes comfort, skillfully integrating sportiness, functionality, high technology, and luxury quality. On the road, it stands out with its dynamic handling and sporty characteristics. The Audi Q7 also has strong driving power on off-road terrain. Audi Q7 Powertrain: The engine of the Audi Q7 delivers performance as outstanding as its exterior appearance. Audi's TFSI engine offers excellent power performance and fuel economy. The Audi Q7 is equipped with a 3.0TFSI engine, with a maximum power output of 245 kW. It can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in just 6.2 seconds, with a top speed of 250 km/h.
When using the older Audi Q7, I found its center console quite practical. The display is centrally located with a moderate size, clearly showing navigation maps and vehicle information like mileage and fuel consumption. The MMI system is the core, operated via that large rotary knob, making menu selection straightforward—whether adjusting media playback or setting functions. The air conditioning controls are separate buttons, featuring an auto-mode button for one-touch temperature adjustment, and fan speed regulation is also convenient. The audio system supports CD, AM/FM radio; the older version might lack the latest Bluetooth but can connect phones via USB to play music. The navigation system is reliable in the city, with quick route planning. The vehicle settings menu allows adjustments like lighting brightness and door lock modes. While driving, all operations are distraction-free, with humanized design—especially on long trips, adjusting temperature or selecting songs feels seamless.
