
Hidden features include horn sound when unlocking/locking the vehicle, sport pointer, displaying air volume when AC is in auto mode, off-road information display, etc. Below is relevant information about the Touareg 380: 1. Vehicle dimensions: The Touareg 380 is a new mid-to-large SUV under SAIC Volkswagen. Its length/width/height are 503919891773mm respectively, with a wheelbase reaching 2980mm. 2. Exterior: The Touareg 380 extensively draws design inspiration from the CrossBlue concept car, presenting an overall robust appearance. It features a dual-slat chrome horizontal grille that directly extends into the headlight assembly.

The Touareg 380 4WD Luxury Edition actually has some interesting hidden features that I often use while driving. For example, holding down the unlock button on the remote for three seconds can automatically raise all windows—super handy if you forget to close them and saves you from running back to the car. You can also enter engineering mode: press the top of the turn signal stalk for two seconds and then toggle a combination of buttons to change the dashboard theme to dynamic animations, making driving more fun. From a safety perspective, there’s a neat trick: lightly pressing the parking radar button while reversing enhances blind-spot monitoring, reducing risks in unseen areas. These features are highly practical for daily use—just avoid tampering with core settings. I recommend checking the manual for button sequences to get familiar and operate them smoothly. Additionally, activating the hidden screen display mode can save power, which is especially useful during long trips.

As a tech enthusiast, I love delving into these hidden details. The Touareg 380 has quite a few gems tucked away in its settings menu: by pressing and holding both volume buttons on the center console screen for a few seconds, you can enter service mode to customize the air conditioning temperature control or start-stop system sensitivity. You can also activate the welcome light animation when long-pressing the lock button on the key fob, which looks especially cool when unlocking at night. On the safety front, there's a feature that allows you to adjust the automatic mirror tilt angle for parking assistance, but be careful not to accidentally trigger it and affect normal driving. These customization options make the car more personal. I recommend trying them out in a parked state to save settings, just be mindful not to void the factory warranty.

I took my kids out in the Touareg and discovered some hidden features that are very practical for families. For example, adjusting the window control combination can set up child lock linkage to prevent kids from accidentally opening the windows; there's a hidden theme on the dashboard that displays cartoon animations, which makes the kids especially happy during rides. Additionally, holding down two buttons on the AC panel enters a hidden mode that optimizes air temperature, preventing the family from getting too cold or too hot. These small details enhance daily comfort, and the operations are simple and effortless.


