BYD SEAL 2024 - FULL BUTTON TUTORIAL FOR DASHBOARD AND STEERING WHEEL

[@vtechead1]

Remember to take the windscreen wiper switch out of auto mode, when going to put the wipers in service position for cleaning. Wipers will not move out the parking position to come up onto the screen, if the stalk is in auto. 👍

[@DavidLinSun]

I think holding down the mic button in Android Auto mode activates Google Assistant.

[@redietredi8903]

Why the screen display says 9 days remaing? For what?

[@kasmstamps1897]

And the extra button in the middle console? That's for when you have put an extra big cup in cupholder - afterwards to reset the level of cupholder button press that extra button. Or did I miss that?

[@stoner27th]

where's the infamous Transport Mode button/menu located at?

[@user-ek8iw4ut7w]

How do you know if the Seal Telstra internet connection is working?

[@michaeljohnson-li5nn]

Not too keen on having the indicator stalk on the right side. Why not on the left like 99% of cars on the U.K. roads. I was under the impression that BYD would change the stalks over for the U.K. market.

[@vbdemystified709]

How big is the UK market? You are a tiny country compared to the South East Asia continent

[@5MinuteSchool]

Yes I did find that very odd when driving the car? It would definitely take some getting used to.

[@sameemtak]

They have. My seal has it on left side

[@user-ek8iw4ut7w]

In Australia, it is normal to have the indicator stalks on the RHS. My Hyundai's do.

[@Megeara75]

It depends on where the car is made. From my experience, cars made in Japan have the turn indicators on the RHS. European cars have the indicators on the LHS. I suppose it may have something to do with the side of the road one drives in. Just have to be careful of turning on the wipers (happend to me before) when turning!