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What are the hidden features of the new Sylphy?

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VonBrianna

07/28/25 12:23pm

21 Sylphy Classic Luxury Edition has hidden features such as one-touch window roll-up and automatic unlocking when the engine is turned off. The relevant introduction of hidden features is as follows: Meaning of hidden features: The so-called hidden features of a car generally refer to some original functions that were subtracted when joint-venture imported models were sold in China. However, the original function display is still retained on the buttons of its onboard computer. Content of hidden features: The hidden features of a car mainly include independent unlocking with the car key, side flipping of the sun visor, automatic downward tilting of the rearview mirror when reversing, adjustable height of the seat belt position, electronic parking brake, trunk transformed into an emergency escape hatch, residual heat control, convenience mode, etc.

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McVanessa

08/11/25 5:11pm

As a car enthusiast, I find the hidden features of the new Sylphy quite interesting. The remote key is a treasure trove: holding down the unlock button for a few seconds automatically lowers all windows for ventilation, avoiding stuffiness in summer; holding it down while locking can also raise the windows to prevent water and theft. The system settings hide an auto start-stop memory function, so you don't need to repeatedly turn it off after starting. Navigation voice commands like saying 'go home' directly plan the route, saving the hassle of screen taps. The dashboard maintenance reminder can be reset with a button, making it easy to track upkeep. The Bluetooth pairing shortcut simplifies connections; the air conditioning auto mode intelligently adjusts fan speed and temperature, making driving more effortless after use. Overall, these small features reflect thoughtful design, enhancing daily convenience. I recommend owners explore the settings menu more to try them out.

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VonLondyn

09/28/25 6:54am

After years of driving, I've used many of the Sylphy's hidden features: the key remote window ventilation is super practical in parking lots; folding the side mirrors by long-pressing the lock button makes parking in tight spaces a breeze. The dashboard mode switch displays fuel consumption or mileage; the hidden audio equalizer enhances the music experience. The AUTO button on the AC sets the temperature for automatic operation, eliminating manual adjustments. I discovered that the voice command button on the navigation system skips steps; safety settings like auto-lock prevent accidental door openings. These details aren't advertised but add great value, occasionally bringing delightful surprises, making daily driving in the Sylphy smoother and more effortless.

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