2010 Toyota Prius: Remote Air Conditioning

A guide to using the remote air conditioning in the 2010 Prius.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Toyota
• Prius
• 2010
• hybrid
• remote
• air
• conditioning

[carlbarino]

whoever dislikes means he/she doesn't have air-condition in his/her car.

[ARR016a]

@ffuuuucccckk you can, but not all the way

[ffuuuucccckk]

WHAAAT??? so if it's snowing outside , i can't turn on the heat????

[jgisthebest13]

@italianyaris it does work on hearting

[ToyotaUSA]

Got it. Yeah, L.E.D's are pretty cool. Toyota is even using them in dealer signs. They require only one-tenth of the energy of normal lights.

Thanks,

^Denise M.

[bjhorton2005]

I think you misunderstood. I was referring to the HID's on my generation 2 prius. The new LEDs I suspect will be perfectly fine being left on. It would probably last the life of 5 cars, but I'm not familiar with such high powered leds. That's all. :)

[ToyotaUSA]

Hi there -

That's odd. L.E.D.'s are known for their long life and low energy consumption.

Glad you like the videos.

^Denise M.

[bjhorton2005]

Ok. I didn't use this because I had HID's before and they would dim a bit after many hours of use. Are the new L.E.D.'s sensitive to this? Thanks for the speedy reply! Great videos.

[ToyotaUSA]

Yes, the 2010 Prius has auto-off headlamps. If you leave the headlamps on and park the car, the headlamps will turn off after 30 seconds.

Thanks,

Denise M.

[bjhorton2005]

I didn't know there was auto headlights on the new model. Are there?