What does one-touch window control mean on the Oshan X7?
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The meaning of one-touch window control on the Oshan X7: It features a two-stage lifting function. When opening the window, a light press activates the first stage, allowing the window to lower proportionally to the press duration. A deeper, firmer press activates the second stage, causing the window to fully rise or lower automatically. In terms of configuration, the Oshan X7 is equipped with the OnStyle 2.0 Oshan Intelligent Connectivity System and a 5G IMX8 intelligent vehicle chip. For its exterior, the Oshan X7 boasts a large hexagonal front grille with wave-patterned horizontal bars extending downward on both sides inside the grille. Above the grille hangs the Changan Oshan Cloud Eagle logo, giving the vehicle a distinctive design. The body dimensions are 4705mm in length, 1860mm in width, and 1720mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2780mm. Under the hood, the Changan Oshan X7 is powered by a high-performance Blue Whale 1.5TGDI engine, delivering a maximum output of 178 horsepower and a peak torque of 265 Nm, compliant with the China VI b emission standard.
The one-touch up/down window feature of the Oshan X7 means you can fully raise or lower the windows with just one press of the button, unlike regular cars where you need to hold the button continuously. Having driven many cars, I find this function particularly practical. On highways when ventilation is needed, one press does the job, avoiding distracted driving; when parked and wanting some fresh air, it's quickly done with one touch, saving time and effort. In urban traffic with heavy dust, one press instantly closes the windows to protect health, and during rainy seasons, it prevents water from entering promptly. Compared to older cars that require holding the button, the Oshan X7's design is much more thoughtful, enhancing daily driving comfort. As an average car owner, I think this feature, though small, is quite intelligent, especially reducing operational risks during fatigued driving. In short, it makes car use more convenient and safer, a common humanized setting in modern vehicles.
