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What is the method for locking the car with the Hongqi HS5 card key?

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LaMiguel

07/24/25 11:53pm

There are mainly the following methods for locking the car with the Hongqi HS5 card key: 1. After getting out of the car and closing all doors, lightly press the lock button on the driver's side door handle to lock all four doors. 2. After getting out of the car and closing the doors, with the card key on your person, the doors will automatically lock when you move a certain distance away from the car. When the card key approaches the car, the door locks will automatically open. Additional information: 1. Powertrain. The Hongqi HS5 is equipped with a low-power version of the CA4GC inline four-cylinder turbocharged direct injection engine, with a rated power of 165kW and a maximum torque of 340N·m. 2. Configuration. The Hongqi HS5 comes standard with a flag-type full LED lighting system, automatic headlight height adjustment, "Hongqi Wings" welcome light carpet, electric folding and heated mirrors, front and rear parking sensors, rear camera, 4/6 split-folding rear seats, independent front air conditioning, one-button start, keyless entry, cruise control, and many other features.

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StRhett

08/10/25 3:34pm

Locking the Hongqi HS5 with the card key is straightforward. Having driven this car for a while, I can confirm the card key has a clear lock button symbol. When you want to lock the car, simply approach within about 1-2 meters with the card and press that button. The car will flash its lights and beep to confirm it's locked. If there's no sound, don't rush off—it might be due to low battery or misalignment. Sometimes it doesn’t work if you're too far away, so remember to get closer and try again. Make it a habit to pull the door handle after locking to double-check, ensuring peace of mind against theft. If the card key runs out of battery, you can replace it—most convenience stores carry the batteries. Driving the Hongqi HS5 is hassle-free; one press does the trick—keep it simple.

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