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Where is the seat ventilation/heating switch for the Touareg?

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Mason

07/29/25 7:06am

The seat ventilation/heating switch button for the Touareg is located in the center of the center console. Press it to activate the ventilation mode, and you can also adjust the seat temperature. Here is an extended introduction: 1. Configuration: The new car is equipped with a multimedia information display that uses the App-Connect smartphone integration platform, supporting Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The new car will also feature adaptive cruise control, lane keeping, blind spot monitoring, collision warning, heated steering wheel, front seat heating/ventilation, and a panoramic sunroof. 2. Introduction to seat ventilation: Seat ventilation works by adding fans to the back of the seat cushion and backrest foam. The fans draw in air and direct it to the ventilation layer, where the airflow then permeates upward through the heating pad to the surface of the seat cover (which is made of perforated leather). This allows passengers to use the ventilation function to dissipate sweat from their hips and back in hot weather, providing comfort.

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DiLeo

08/12/25 10:27am

I've been driving my Touareg for quite a while now, and the seat ventilation/heating function is one of my favorite features. The controls are located right on the driver's door panel in the seat adjustment button area, clearly marked: the left side shows the heating icon (looks like heat waves) and the right side has the ventilation icon (fan-shaped). While driving, I can easily reach and press the switches with just a finger stretch. In summer, pressing the ventilation instantly cools the seat for comfort, while in winter, the heating quickly warms my back when I'm in a hurry. The position is well-designed and doesn't interfere with other center console buttons, preventing distractions while driving. I've also noticed that if the car interior is too hot, turning on ventilation first to cool down before activating heating works better. However, if the buttons respond slowly or get clogged with dust, remember to clean them regularly. This feature also works seamlessly with the AC system, making it hassle-free overall and enhancing travel comfort.

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