
To open the trunk of a vehicle, press the unlock button (marked with a lock symbol) located on the inner handle of the driver's door. The trunk can only be fully unlocked when the vehicle is parked and turned off. Alternatively, when the vehicle is locked, press and hold the trunk unlock button on the remote control for more than 3 seconds to open the trunk separately. Below are precautions for trunk usage: 1. Avoid storing flammable or explosive items: The trunk is an enclosed space where temperatures can rise rapidly. Storing lighters, hairspray, or other flammable items inside, especially during summer heat or long-distance travel, can lead to explosions with unimaginable consequences. 2. Avoid storing valuables: Keeping expensive items, premium cigarettes, or alcohol in the trunk is highly unsafe. Thieves are cunning, so never store valuables in the trunk.

When opening the trunk on a vehicle, I believe the most crucial aspect is locating the correct position. The remote key fob typically features a trunk icon button that unlocks it with a single press. The interior button is commonly found in the driver-side center console area for secure operation. For elderly users uncomfortable with remotes, using the interior button is a more reliable option. Remote failures are often due to dead batteries, so checking them in advance can prevent hassles. The design is quite user-friendly, offering simple and safe operation.


