I parked my new Niro LX and then rearranged some stuff between front and back seats (maybe cargo area too) ... and the very loud alarm went off.
The owner's manual section covering the theft alarm is badly written and essentially useless.
Can someone please advise me of the procedure for having doors opened and closed after parking (which is not an unusual occurrence for me)? Above all else, I don't want to have to use the fob ... the whole point to a proximity sensor and push-button start is that you don't have to deal with "keys".
In other news, is the red button on the fob strictly a panic button, or does it come into play for the theft alarm?
Honestly, I want neither a theft alarm nor a panic button. They're annoying and barely necessary. I don't recall either being mentioned in Kia's marketing.
The owner's manual section covering the theft alarm is badly written and essentially useless.
Can someone please advise me of the procedure for having doors opened and closed after parking (which is not an unusual occurrence for me)? Above all else, I don't want to have to use the fob ... the whole point to a proximity sensor and push-button start is that you don't have to deal with "keys".
In other news, is the red button on the fob strictly a panic button, or does it come into play for the theft alarm?
Honestly, I want neither a theft alarm nor a panic button. They're annoying and barely necessary. I don't recall either being mentioned in Kia's marketing.