Where is the fuel filler switch on the new Excelle?

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OValeria
07/29/25 10:21pm
The fuel filler switch button of the Excelle is located on the left side of the driver's seat. Pull up the fuel filler cover switch and release the handle to open the fuel filler cover. Generally, the opening methods of car fuel tank covers are as follows: In-car mechanism type: This is a relatively common opening method, applicable to various vehicle types including compact cars, mid-size cars, full-size cars, and SUVs. The fuel tank cover is mainly opened via an in-car fuel tank cover switch. After opening the fuel tank cover, unscrew the cap on the fuel filler neck to refuel. Key-operated type: This type is less common and is mainly found on some rugged SUVs or unique compact cars, as well as large transport buses. The advantage of this method is obvious—it's secure; the drawback is that it's slightly inconvenient as you need to get out of the car to unlock it every time you refuel. Capless fuel filler type: The so-called capless fuel filler means there is no cap to unscrew on the fuel filler neck. You only need to open the external fuel tank cover and insert the fuel nozzle into the filler neck. This type is mainly found in mid-size cars and above. Press-to-open type: This type is also quite common. This opening method greatly caters to the lazy. The fuel tank cover closes when the car doors are locked and opens when the doors are unlocked.
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