What are the functions of the Haval M6 key?
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In addition to the commonly used functions of locking, unlocking, opening the trunk, and finding the car, the Haval M6 key also has three hidden functions, which are as follows: 1. Automatic locking function: After unlocking the car with the key, if the door is not opened, the vehicle will automatically lock after 30 seconds. 2. Door not properly closed reminder: With the ignition switch off, if the door is not properly closed, the door cannot be locked remotely. 3. Prevention of accidental locking: When the car key is inside the car, the door cannot be locked. Additional information: The Haval M6 is equipped with a 1.5-liter turbocharged engine, paired with a six-speed manual transmission and a seven-speed wet dual-clutch transmission, with all models being front-wheel drive.
As an ordinary owner of a Haval M6, I find the key functions genuinely practical. Unlocking the doors is a one-click affair, and the keyless entry automatically opens the door when I approach the car, saving me the hassle of fumbling for the key. Starting the engine is just as easy with a push-button start—just press the button while stepping on the brake, and the car fires up, which is especially handy for preheating on cold days. The one-touch trunk opening is incredibly thoughtful; no need to struggle to find the button after shopping. The car-finder feature is a lifesaver in parking lots—press the button, and the lights flash while the horn beeps. The battery lasts two to three years, and replacing it with a CR2032 is a breeze and costs just a few bucks. Just avoid hanging too much weight on the keychain to prevent damage from drops. These little daily conveniences make driving so much easier and more effortless that I’ve made it a habit to check the key’s battery level regularly.
