What is the function of the mode button?

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MatthewLynn
07/30/25 6:46am
The function of the mode button depends on its location: 1. If the mode button appears on the gear shift control panel, it means the mode button can switch between various driving modes of the car. At this time, you can use the mode button to select the appropriate driving mode according to the actual road conditions. 2. When the mode button appears on the multifunction steering wheel, it means the mode button can switch between different multimedia functions, such as adjusting the radio audio or switching between various modes. 3. If the mode button is located in the air conditioning control area of the center console, it means the mode button can switch between different air conditioning blowing modes. 4. The mode button exists to facilitate the driver in controlling various modes of the car, helping the driver to stay focused and ensuring safety during the journey.
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