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What is the reason for the insufficient brightness of the Envision's central control screen?

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ValerieLee

07/29/25 6:01pm

The insufficient brightness of the Envision's central control screen is due to the light sensor automatically adjusting the screen brightness, which will become brighter or darker according to the intensity of the ambient light. Envision central control features: The Buick Envision introduces a newly designed 10-inch high-definition touchscreen, equipped with Buick eConnect 2.0 connectivity technology, supporting features including Super ID personal account, remote upgrades, WeChat music and location sharing, cloud-based intelligent voice interaction, and fleet connectivity functions. Central control screen brightness adjustment: The Buick Envision uses the adjustment wheel on the left front panel of the cabin to adjust the brightness of the instrument panel and the central control screen.

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