
The toolbox in the Wuling Hongguang is located under the front passenger seat. It contains tools such as a wrench, jack, warning triangle, screwdriver, and tow hook. The Wuling Hongguang is a series that includes many models, such as the Wuling Hongguang S, Wuling Hongguang S1, Wuling Hongguang S3, Wuling Hongguang PLUS, etc. The location of the toolbox may vary depending on the model. The Wuling Hongguang is the first independently developed crossover product between commercial vehicles and passenger vehicles launched by SAIC-GM-Wuling. The large roof rack on top of the body further highlights the multifunctional characteristics of this compact commercial vehicle. The integrated curved spoiler at the rear of the body effectively reduces turbulence during driving and provides appropriate downforce.

I remember last year when I drove the Wuling Hongguang for an outing, the toolkit was under the trunk cover—just lift the carpet to find a small box containing wrenches, screwdrivers, and such. As an economy car, the Hongguang's design is straightforward, with tools usually placed in a consistent location for easy access during emergencies like tire changes. Later, I realized that there isn’t much difference between old and new models, but a tidier trunk makes the tools easier to locate. If you can’t find them, try moving the rear seats—some owners mentioned the tool bag might be hidden there. In short, don’t rush when locating it; lifting the trunk mat is the first step. Before setting off safely, check that the tools are complete and free of rust to avoid being stranded on the road.

When I first started driving the Hongguang, I was a complete novice and got confused when I urgently needed tools from the car. Eventually, I figured out that pulling open the tailgate revealed a black box near the spare tire—that's the toolbox; it's the standard location, though some older models might have it under the rear seats. Over time, I got used to it always holding a wrench and pliers. I recommend opening the trunk and checking under the floor mat first—since the Hongguang has limited space, tools are often tucked away in corners where dust accumulates, so a quick clean can prevent jams. Tools are actually quite important while driving, especially before long trips—make sure they're there to avoid panic during a flat tire.

The toolbox location is clearly defined on the Wuling Hongguang: just lift the trunk floor, and you'll find it next to the spare tire in most models. Operation is straightforward—open the tailgate, lift the mat, and the toolbox is right there, no professional equipment needed, just use your hands. The stable positioning and optimized design cater to daily use, with regular cleaning of the tool bag recommended to prevent rust and ensure safety.

When using the Hongguang for family trips to pick up kids, the toolkit is stably placed in the lower layer of the trunk—lift the bottom cover for easy access. This design is practical, space-saving, and convenient for emergencies. The location is consistent with minimal changes between old and new models, but pay attention to tidiness to avoid missing items; it's recommended to regularly check the condition of tools, ensuring items like wrenches are rust-free, maintaining good car condition for worry-free travels.

When modifying the Hongguang, it's common to open the trunk and find the toolkit in its original factory position, with the spare tire conveniently placed nearby. The design of these positions is reasonable and requires minimal alteration. During , avoid pulling hard to prevent damage. Based on practical operations, it's important to regularly check the tool bag, and upgrading the storage space is also feasible without affecting the original functions.


