What are the hidden features of the Infiniti Q50L?
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The hidden features of the Infiniti Q50L include: holding down the unlock button on the remote key can simultaneously open all four windows; holding down the lock button can simultaneously close all four windows and the sunroof; pressing both the lock and unlock buttons together can activate the lights and horn, and pressing them again together will turn them off. Related introduction of the Infiniti Q50L: Power: Equipped with a 2.0-liter turbocharged engine, maximum horsepower of 211Ps, maximum power of 155kW, maximum power speed of 5500rpm, maximum torque of 350N.m, and maximum torque speed of 1500-3500rpm. Configuration: Features include tire pressure monitoring, zero-pressure tire driving capability, front seat belt reminder, ISOFIX child seat interface, brake assist (EBA/BAS/BA, etc.), and cruise control system. Body: Dimensions are 4867-1823-1456mm (length-width-height), wheelbase of 2898mm, front track of 1547mm, and rear track of 1566mm.
I just bought an Infiniti Q50L and after some exploration, I discovered several hidden features that were quite a pleasant surprise. For example, holding down the unlock button on the key fob can lower all the windows, which is super practical for ventilating and cooling the car in summer. The Infiniti App allows remote engine start and setting the air conditioning temperature, great for warming up the car in winter. There's also personalized driver settings that can memorize seat position, mirrors, and steering wheel angle, making it super convenient to restore with one button when someone else drives. The driving mode switch is pretty cool too—Sport mode offers more responsive handling, while Eco mode saves fuel, adapting to different road conditions. These features are tucked away in the settings menu and make daily driving much more fun. I recommend new owners to explore the App more.
