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What are the introductions of various function buttons on the Envision S?

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MacMaverick

07/23/25 11:40pm

Center console buttons, the Electronic Stability Program (ESP) is enabled by default. It is not recommended to turn it off unless on slippery roads such as during rain or snow. Below are the specific introductions: Internal and external circulation: The difference between internal and external circulation is that internal circulation provides air from inside the vehicle, while external circulation allows outside air to enter and replace the original air inside the vehicle. Use internal circulation first when in traffic jams, tunnels, or when the outside air quality does not meet standards. Switch to external circulation periodically at high speeds to ensure fresh air and prevent health issues due to stale air. Temperature zone synchronization: With the temperature zone synchronization function, changing the temperature in the driver's seat will cause the same changes in other zones. After turning off this synchronization, each zone can be set individually to meet the needs of passengers in different positions.

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MacConnor

08/10/25 7:28pm

I've been driving the Enclave S for a while now, and the functional button design is quite user-friendly. The left side of the steering wheel features cruise control and call answer buttons, making it easy and safe to set speed on highways. The right side has volume and media toggle buttons, which are super convenient for listening to music. The center console is divided into zones for easy management: the top section houses air conditioning buttons, including temperature knobs, fan speed adjustment, and recirculation toggle, while the bottom section has media system buttons for selecting radio or navigation. Below that, there's a driving mode selector—just press the button near the gear shift to switch to sport mode for a more thrilling acceleration. The door panel features easily accessible window controls and side mirror adjustments. The instrument cluster allows you to scroll through information using the steering wheel buttons. The button materials are durable with clear feedback, and the backlighting is helpful for nighttime driving without turning on cabin lights. The layout is intuitive even for beginners and quickly becomes second nature for daily commutes. The ergonomic placement minimizes distraction and reduces accident risks, while the wear-resistant design ensures long-term reliability.

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