What does pushauto mean in a car?
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Pushauto in a car refers to a one-key start intelligent system. The one-key start device is part of a smart car, serving as a button mechanism that simplifies the ignition process and can also turn off the engine. This device can be retrofitted either at the original car key lock position or as an independent panel. Nowadays, many cars are equipped with this intelligent device to enhance market competitiveness. It can be installed in vehicles of both high and low configurations, although a standalone one-key start feature is not particularly meaningful. Its true intelligence shines when used in conjunction with the PKE intelligent system. Currently, domestic brands like Zuodun and Xiongbing produce intelligent one-key start systems. With this system, there's no need for the original car key or remote to unlock the car door; simply approaching within 2 meters of the vehicle will automatically unlock the doors.
I've been driving for over a decade, and the 'pushauto' button in my car is the automatic climate control switch. In older cars, I had to manually adjust the fan speed and temperature, but now with just a press of this button, everything is taken care of. The system automatically adjusts based on the cabin temperature, providing just the right warmth in winter and coolness in summer. If it feels too hot or cold, simply turn the temperature knob. I particularly appreciate how it automatically switches between recirculation and fresh air modes, cutting off exhaust fumes during traffic jams by engaging recirculation. However, it's important not to keep recirculation mode on continuously, as it can make the air stale. I recommend switching to fresh air mode every hour or two for ventilation.
