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What are the hidden features of the new Bora?

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DiLucille

07/30/25 8:29am

The new Bora's hidden features include sport pointers, turn signal changing from 3 flashes to 5 flashes, horn sound when locking/unlocking, brake light illumination on the same side when opening doors, all four tail lights lighting up when braking, alternating flashing of tail lights when signaling, fuel refill quantity display on the instrument panel, navigation compass direction, one-touch window and sunroof closing when locking, and automatic locking. Automatic locking function: The automatic locking function serves as an anti-theft measure, quickly locking the doors after driving to prevent door-pulling robberies during traffic jams or at red lights, providing a certain level of security. Advantages and disadvantages of automatic locking: Advantages: It protects child passengers inside the car, preventing young children from opening the door handles while the car is in motion. Disadvantages: It may hinder escape in emergencies.

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