When the temperature drops, you might think that blocking the flow of outside air is a good idea. However, in winter, turning on the air recirculation mode allows moisture to accumulate inside the car. The result is fogged windows, limited visibility, and ineffective ventilation. To avoid this, let in outside air, even in cold weather: this will help keep the windows clear and increase driving safety.
Traffic jams and pollution: recirculation on!
Stuck in traffic and smelling unpleasant exhaust fumes? Not a pleasant smell… Fortunately, this is where air recirculation becomes your best friend. By preventing outside air from entering, it reduces exposure to pollutants emitted by other vehicles. Studies have shown that it can reduce the concentration of fine particulate matter in the passenger compartment by up to 20%. This is enough to make you feel a little more at ease behind the wheel.
