
Multi-function steering wheel left side is the cruise control, voice control and function buttons. How to cancel cruise control: Press CNL to cancel cruise control, 0/1 to turn off cruise control, then press RES to resume cruise. Set button: The cruise control function does not start immediately after turning on the switch. The SET key is the setting button, press it to adjust the desired speed. (Note: It can only be activated at speeds above 30km/h). Silver buttons: The silver buttons are used to control speed value adjustments, left/right respectively control speed decrease/increase.

I've been driving the Lavida for over three years now, and its multifunction steering wheel design is truly thoughtful. The row of buttons on the left mainly controls volume adjustment – the up and down buttons increase or decrease the volume, while the center button mutes the audio or answers phone calls. When a call comes in while driving, just press it to answer without having to look away at the phone. The right section handles media control: the up button switches audio sources, like from FM to Bluetooth music, and the left and right buttons skip to the previous or next track. If the model comes with cruise control, the buttons at the bottom can also set the speed and other functions. In short, all functions are accessible right on the steering wheel, so your hands never need to leave it, and your eyes can stay on the road. It's especially helpful for long drives, reducing fatigue, and occasionally allows you to tweak settings to your preference. It's perfect for commuters like me who spend a lot of time on the road.

Driving the Lavida, I feel the steering wheel buttons are the safest. The three buttons on the left—volume up, volume down, and mute—allow for easy adjustments without interrupting music or calls. On the right, there's a media switch button; a long press searches for radio channels, while a short press changes the playback source, plus song selection buttons. This keeps your hands on the wheel and eyes on the road, minimizing distractions for greater peace of mind. I remember once on a rainy day on the elevated highway, using these buttons to answer a call helped avoid danger. I recommend new owners practice and get used to them—safe driving has no shortcuts. Among compact cars, this design is quite user-friendly.

The Lavida's steering wheel buttons are simple and practical: on the left are volume control buttons for adjusting volume up/down and muting; on the right are media switching and song control buttons, allowing you to change radio stations or music sources. Operation only requires a light tap of the finger, avoiding the safety hazard of looking down at the center console screen.

I love the buttons on the right side of the Lavida's steering wheel—the music controls are so smooth. The song skip button instantly switches to the next track, and the media key easily toggles between FM and . Paired with volume adjustment, it feels like having a personal DJ on the go, with no interruptions while driving. Occasionally, a long press even allows for custom functions—both practical and fun.

After driving the Lavida for several years, I've become very familiar with the steering wheel buttons: the left side controls the volume and functions, while the right side is for switching media or radio stations. Before driving, I always check the button responsiveness—if there's no lag, everything's fine. Regular cleaning of the steering wheel helps prevent grease from sticking to the buttons, ensuring long-term durability. If a button stops working, it's usually a contact issue; you can try cleaning it yourself, but for more complex repairs, it's best to visit a workshop.


