Where is the automatic locking function for the Teana when parked?

[DiMaximus]

The automatic locking function for the Teana is located on the central locking system. Method to enable automatic locking: Open the settings on the central locking system, press and hold the multifunction option switch, the dashboard will enter the settings menu, check the automatic locking option, then select exit, and long-press to exit the interface. Reason for automatic locking: The purpose of the automatic locking function is anti-theft, allowing the doors to lock quickly after driving, preventing door-pull robberies during traffic jams or while waiting at traffic lights, providing a certain level of security. The Teana is a mid-to-high-end luxury sedan, with the new Teana featuring Nissan's latest family-style exterior design, with a front face similar to the all-new Sylphy and incorporating Infiniti's dynamic design elements in the body lines.

[LaEsther]

I've been driving the Teana for several years, and the auto-lock feature when parking is actually quite convenient. The setting is located in the central control screen. First, after starting the car, click on the 'Settings' icon on the main screen. Once in the menu, find 'Vehicle Settings' or a similar option. There, you'll find a 'Door Locks & Security' section. Click into it, and you'll see the 'Auto-Lock' switch. Typically, it can be set to automatically lock the car when the speed exceeds a certain threshold (e.g., 20 km/h) or when the car is parked and turned off. Different model years of the Teana may have slight variations in the menu names, so it's advisable to check the user manual or the dealership's app for details. After enabling this feature, it really saves a lot of hassle, especially when parking in the city, avoiding the minor inconvenience of forgetting to lock the doors.

[StMarcus]

As a seasoned driver who prioritizes safety, I always find the Teana's automatic locking feature when parked to be very practical, as it prevents accidental operations or oversights. The setting is located in the dashboard control area on the steering wheel: while driving, press the menu button on the steering wheel, scroll to select 'Vehicle Information', and then enter 'Safety Settings'. In the list, there is an 'Auto Lock' option—just turn it on and select the parking mode. For the touchscreen version of the Teana, it's more intuitive to operate directly on the central display. This way, the car automatically locks after parking and closing the door, saving you the hassle of doing it manually. Older models might hide it a bit deeper, but the basic idea remains the same—remember, safety first.

[AniyahLynn]

When using the Teana's tech features, I found that the auto-lock function is easily set up via the central display: start the vehicle, tap 'Settings' from the main screen, enter 'Vehicle,' then find 'Door Lock Settings.' After enabling the auto-lock feature, the car will automatically lock when parked with the engine off or at low speeds. The whole process takes less than a minute. Most modern car models support this mode, making trips more worry-free.