Where is the starting position of the Roewe i5 spare key?
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The starting position of the Roewe i5 spare key is located at the main driver's door lock cover. Remove the cover to reveal the mechanical keyhole, where you can use the spare key's mechanical key to unlock the door. Below is an introduction to the Roewe i5: Appearance: The Roewe i5 features the Roewe family's rhythmic floating wing grille design, paired with rectangular headlights. Additionally, it includes a trapezoidal air intake below. The side profile adopts a dual waistline design, while the rear features a small ducktail spoiler. It also comes with standard LED headlights as a limited free upgrade. Configuration: The Roewe i5 is upgraded with the SuperPilot intelligent active driving assistance system, integrating six functions including ACC adaptive cruise, AEB automatic emergency braking, and LDW lane departure warning. It also comes standard with a TPMS direct tire pressure monitoring system, 360-degree panoramic imaging, and more. Power: The Roewe i5 is equipped with either a 1.5L naturally aspirated engine or a 1.5T turbocharged engine, delivering maximum power outputs of 120Ps and 169Ps, and maximum torque of 150Nm and 250Nm, respectively. For transmission, the 1.5L engine is paired with a CVT advanced continuously variable transmission, while the 1.5T engine is matched with a 7-speed TST intelligent dual-clutch transmission.
As an experienced driver who has driven many cars including the Roewe i5, I find its emergency key starting position quite interesting. The spare key is usually a mechanical key hidden inside the smart key fob—you can pop it out with a small button. This key is mainly used to manually unlock the door locks; you'll find a small hole under the driver's door handle where you can insert and twist it. However, the starting position for the engine is different: if the smart key battery dies, you need to place the entire key fob against a specific induction area, such as near the start button on the steering column or a marked spot on the dashboard with a symbol. Some models don't even have a physical slot, so check your owner's manual first to confirm what your specific i5 year looks like. Remember, this trick is very useful in emergencies, like when the car won't start in the rain, but maintaining the key battery properly will save you trouble—don't wait until there's a problem to try this out.
