Where is the X5 air suspension button located?

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JulianaLynn
07/24/25 5:35am
X5 air suspension button is located at the rear of the center armrest. Press the vehicle's one-touch start button to activate the engine, otherwise the adjustment cannot be made. Then toggle the button on the center armrest to adjust the chassis lifting function. After activating the lifting function, the central LCD screen can display the ground clearance. Below are relevant details: 1. In terms of exterior design, the new generation BMW X5 adopts the brand's new design style, with an overall visual effect that is more youthful and sporty. The iconic BMW dual kidney grille features a connected design, paired with angular LED headlights on both sides, giving the new car a more aggressive appearance. 2. For the interior, the new generation BMW X5 emphasizes more on technological and luxurious feel, incorporating numerous electronic elements. The most noticeable is the 12.3-inch dual-screen design, with the central screen equipped with the i-Drive 7.0 system, featuring multiple advanced functions such as gesture control, intelligent connectivity, and natural voice recognition. The screen interface can also be customized according to the preferences and habits of the driver and passengers. 3. In terms of safety configurations, the new car comes standard with dual front airbags, front and rear head airbags, driver and front passenger side airbags, automatic anti-glare driver-side exterior rearview mirror, active protection system, X-shaped intelligent laser headlights, LED fog lights, full LED 3D floating taillights, automatic high-beam control, and collision prevention assist as standard across all models. The Premium version also adds a professional driving assistance system and enhanced parking assistance system.
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