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The Button Dacia Owners Use The Most Is Probably Not The One You're Thinking Of

Summary by Motor1.com
Dacia's boss says the ADAS off button is the most-used button in its cars, highlighting driver frustration with mandatory safety alerts.

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THE CEO of Dacia has revealed that drivers mostly use the 'magic button' to turn off the audible warnings of the ADAS system, which raises the question of the usefulness of strict EU regulations for cheaper cars.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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The head of the car manufacturer Dacia criticizes the EU's regulatory power. About a quarter of the engineers are alone engaged in meeting the safety requirements. A switch that disables the warning tones is the "most used button" in cars.

·Berlin, Germany
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Dacia has built its image on simple, practical and affordable cars. However, the most used button on Dacia models is not the Start/Stop button, but one that has to do with modern driver assistance systems. Katrin Adt, CEO Dacia, says that the most commonly used button of customers is the so-called [...]

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(Dan Tri Newspaper) - Many people might think it's the engine start/stop button, but it's not.

In the recent Dacias, a simple button that drivers press at each start silences the car. This gesture becomes reflex questions European standards, prices and safety.

Modern cars are rich in technologies, often and willingly, annoying, but in Dacia they have thought of a secret function

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Motor1.com broke the news on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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