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Where is the trunk switch of the Qoros 3 located?

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McTimothy

07/25/25 9:48am

When the Qoros 3 is started, only the interior button can open the trunk. When the engine is off, the trunk can only be opened with the car key, and it cannot be opened from the outside. Press and hold the key for three seconds, or press and hold the switch in the middle of the cabin reading light for three seconds to open it. Below is an introduction to the Qoros 3: 1. Exterior: The new Qoros 3 retains the design and styling of the current model. The Qoros 3 five-door version and the Qoros 3 urban SUV have added a Volcano Orange exterior color option, while some models feature new Saddle Brown leather interiors. 2. The new car offers a sporty interior option with Lava Black and red stitching. The dimensions of the 2018 Qoros 3 are 4627/1839/1445mm (length/width/height), with a wheelbase of 2702mm, representing an increase of 12mm in both body length and wheelbase compared to the current model. 3. The series has added an engine idle start-stop system and more interior color options. Additionally, the new car comes standard with LED daytime running lights, LED light guide rail combination taillights, and a "Follow me home" function.

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VonAlexandra

08/11/25 7:27pm

I've been driving the Qoros 3 for two or three years, and the trunk switch is actually quite well-designed. Usually, there's a prominent button on the outside of the driver's side door—just press it to open, making it convenient to operate directly from the driver's seat. The key also has a trunk icon; holding it down unlocks and opens the trunk, which is handy for remote use. Additionally, near the emblem at the lower part of the rear hatch, there's a hidden manual switch—just bend slightly and pull to open, serving as a great backup. I've encountered rainy days when the button wasn't responsive, and the manual switch came in handy. I recommend not neglecting that area during regular cleaning, as dust buildup can cause the electronic switch to malfunction. Also, remember to check the key battery periodically—low battery can disable the remote, so replace it promptly to avoid awkward situations.

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