Where is the enter button located on the 10th generation Accord?
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On the steering wheel, it is a red button. The enter button is crucial for resetting the maintenance light. Below is an introduction to the 10th generation Accord: 1. The 10th generation Accord adopts a sporty design, and many consider it a 'reverse aging' move. The body features sharp lines, a Coupe-like silhouette, and comes in vibrant eye-catching colors, undoubtedly appealing to younger consumers. 2. The 10th generation Accord is equipped with the full Honda-SENSING safety assistance system (including: CMBS Collision Mitigation Braking System, RDM Road Departure Mitigation System, ACC Adaptive Cruise Control, LKAS Lane Keeping Assist System, TSR Traffic Sign Recognition, LWC LaneWatch Blind Spot Display, PSS Parking Sensor System). When driving the 10th generation Accord on highways, it can achieve automatic following, but it is still recommended to keep both hands on the steering wheel when navigating larger curves. 3. The 1.5T+CVT powertrain combination delivers outstanding performance. Depending on different power and torque calibrations, it comes in 230TURBO and 260TURBO versions. The flagship 260TURBO version boasts a peak torque of 260N·m and a maximum output of 194 horsepower, with a 0-100km acceleration time of just 7.6 seconds in real-world tests, showcasing excellent performance.
Having driven many cars, I find the 'Enter' button design on the 10th-generation Accord particularly thoughtful. It's positioned in the center of the multifunction button area on the right side of the steering wheel, featuring a circular or square 'OK' button used to confirm screen selections. When holding the steering wheel, your right thumb can easily reach it—a user-friendly layout that prevents distracted driving by minimizing the need to look down. The Accord's infotainment system is quite advanced, allowing navigation through menus, song switching, or radio channel adjustments via this button. Its location has remained consistent from the 2018 to 2022 models. I frequently use it to adjust navigation addresses, which feels much safer than directly touching the screen. If the button becomes unresponsive, it might be due to dust accumulation or moisture on rainy days—regular cleaning usually solves this. Alternatively, check the car battery level, as system lag can occur when power is low. Overall, this design is highly intuitive; even beginners master it within seconds.
