What does auto mean on a car?

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Valarie
07/29/25 8:54pm
Auto on a car means automatic. Here is an introduction to the auto button on a car: 1. AUTO button on the air conditioner: It refers to the automatic function of the air conditioner. Car air conditioners can be divided into automatic and manual types. Manual air conditioners can be forced to heat or cool, while automatic air conditioners are different. When the air conditioner is turned on and the AUTO button is pressed, the air conditioner will determine the temperature, whether to cool or heat, and the fan speed based on the detection data from the car's internal sensors. 2. AUTO button on the window control: It refers to whether the window opens or closes automatically. If there is an auto window button in the car, opening or closing the window only requires pressing the button once, and it will complete the action automatically without needing to hold it. 3. AUTO button below the electronic handbrake: Its name is the automatic parking system. When the vehicle is frequently started or stopped, this button helps the owner park the car. When the automatic parking system is turned on, after stepping on the brake, the vehicle will lock, and releasing the brake will not move the car. The car will only move again after stepping on the accelerator, eliminating the hassle of repeatedly using the handbrake.
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