As above - anyone ?

If you mean can the suspension be lowered & the drivers seat go back when the ignition is turned off then yes.Ive not heard it called lazy entry before.

Andy. Andy.
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For some reason I thought the Lazy Entry feature went out when they the changed to the Keyless Entry system with the facelift RRS1 if not before, my old P38 had it.

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Col

It gets called all sorts of things - best I heard was FMIO, fat man in and out. Mind you, the steering wheel and foot pedals used to move completely out the way as well as the drivers seat. RRS MY17 SDV6 AB
Evoque MY17 TD4 AB

Auto-access height- MY16 on.

I’m doublely lazy as I have auto-access and retractable side steps!

The movable steering column etc is a pain in the arse as it never seems to go back in exactly the same place. No, I have to use some energy to get out of the seat myself.

Apparently now called convenience mode

I am going to side with Col

ISTR "lazy entry" was on the RRS1 and it was to do with the remote fob and remembering the seat position to each fob
so
swmbo has one fob and sets her seat position, you have the other fob and set seat position and when you unlocked the car with "your" fob it moved the seat to your position

so Lazy as you did not have to press the memory seat button

and no the L494 does not have it, it has Convenience which lowers the seat and lifts the column but it does NOT save the seat position to the key being used that Lazy did. Porsche Cayenne 2022
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mine, MY16 AB has it, Steering adjustment switch has auto and man position, when you set to auto and open the door, seat goes to lower level and steering goes in to allow for easier exit/entry.

I've heard the MY18 cars sit a lot lower than MY17 and before with it.

Can anyone confirm ?