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Driving and operating
123
Collision alert
alert sensitivity may not be
appropriate for all drivers and driving
conditions.
Unnecessary alerts
The forward collision alert may
sometimes set unnecessary alerts to
turning vehicles, vehicles in other
When your vehicle approaches
lanes, objects that are not vehicles, or
another vehicle too rapidly, the red
shadows. These alerts are normal
forward collision alert display will flash
and the vehicle does not need a
and sound several beeps. When this
service.
occurs, the brake system prepares for
Press COLLISION ALERT F to show
driver braking to occur more rapidly.
Other messages
the current setting on the Driver
Continue to apply the brake pedal as
There are messages that may appear
Information Centre (DIC). Press
the driving situation dictates.
on the Driver Information Centre
again to change the alert sensitivity.
(DIC) in the instrument cluster to
Tailgating alert
The chosen setting will remain until it
provide information about the forward
The red forward collision alert display
is changed and will affect both the
collision alert.
will remain illuminated continuously if
collision alert and the tailgating alert
the vehicle ahead remains much too
features. The timing of both alerts will
Cleaning the system
close.
vary based on vehicle speed. The
If the forward collision alert system
faster the vehicle speed, the further
does not seem to operate properly,
Selecting the alert sensitivity
away the alert will occur.
clean the outside of the windscreen
The alert sensitivity can be set to
Consider traffic and weather
area in front of the camera sensor
near, medium or far.
conditions when selecting the alert
before considering taking the vehicle
sensitivity. The range of selectable
to a workshop.

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Driving and operating
Following distance
Ultrasonic parking assist
indication
The following distance indication
displays the distance to a moving
vehicle in front, when a vehicle is
detected ahead at speeds over
25 mph.
When a preceding vehicle is detected
ahead, the distance is indicated in
seconds, displayed on a page in the
Driver Information Centre (DIC)
3 73. The minimum distance is
Ultrasonic parking assist operates at
0.5 seconds away. If there is no
speeds lower than 5 mph. The
vehicle ahead, or the vehicle ahead is
The ultrasonic parking assist makes
sensors on the front and rear bumper
out of range, dashes will be
parking easier by measuring the
detect objects up to 1.2 m in front of
displayed.
distance between the vehicle and
the vehicle, 2.5 m behind the vehicle
obstacles, and giving acoustic
and at least 25 cm off the ground.
signals. It is the driver, however, who
bears full responsibility for the parking
System operation
manoeuvre.
When the vehicle is shifted into R the
front and rear sensors are
automatically turned on. After the
vehicle is shifted out of R, the rear
sensors are turned off and the front
sensors stay on until the vehicle is
moving at a speed higher than
5 mph. For the front park assist
system to be active again without

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125
shifting into R, the park assist button
bigger than 0.3 m from the rear
Ultrasonic parking assist is
in the overhead console must be
bumper, the beeps will only indicate
reactivated each time the vehicle is
pressed.
the object that is closer to the front
restarted.
bumper.
High-toned beeps from the front
Fault
speakers are emitted when objects
Activation and deactivation
When the system does not work
are detected near the front bumper.
properly, an error message is
Low-toned beeps from the rear
displayed in the DIC.
speakers are emitted when objects
are detected near the rear bumper.
The following conditions could affect
the system's performance:
The intervals between the beeps
become shorter as the vehicle gets
■ The driver has disabled the system.
closer to the obstacle. When the
■ The ultrasonic sensors are not
distance is less than 30 cm the
clean. Keep the vehicle's bumpers
beeping is a continuous tone for
free of mud, dirt, snow, ice and
5 seconds.
slush.
■ The park assist sensors are
Object detection on front and
covered by frost or ice.
rear
■ An object was hanging out of the
In general, if objects are detected at
Press
r
on the overhead console to
tailgate during the last drive cycle.
the same time near both the front and
activate the system. The LED lights
Once the object has been removed,
rear bumpers while backing up, the
up.
ultrasonic parking assist will return
beeps only sound to indicate that
Press
r
again to deactivate the
to normal operation.
objects are close to the rear bumper.
system. The LED is turned off.
■ An object or cover is attached to the
However, if an object appears within
After the system has been
front of the vehicle.
a distance of 0.3 m of the front
deactivated, a message in the Driver
bumper while the vehicle is backing
Information Centre (DIC) is displayed
up and at the same time there is
briefly.
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Driving and operating
■ The bumper is damaged. Take the
area of the sensors during
Rear view camera
vehicle to a workshop to repair the
approach of the vehicle, a
system.
continuous warning tone will
9 Warning
■ Other conditions, such as
sound.
vibrations from a jackhammer are
The rear view camera system
affecting system performance.
does not display pedestrians,
Caution
In the event the system still does not
cyclists, animals or any other
work properly, seek the assistance of
object located outside the
Performance of the ultrasonic
a workshop.
camera's field of view, below the
parking assist systems can be
bumper or under the vehicle.
Driver Information Centre (DIC) 3 73.
reduced due to heavy loading.
Do not reverse the vehicle using
Special conditions apply if there
Important hints for using the
only the rear view camera screen
are taller vehicles involved (e.g.
or by using the screen during
ultrasonic parking assist
off-road vehicles, mini vans,
longer, higher speed reversing
systems
vans). Object identification in the
manoeuvres, or where there could
upper part of these vehicles
be cross-traffic. Perceived
9 Warning
cannot be guaranteed.
distances may be different from
Objects with a very small reflection
actual distances.
Under certain circumstances,
cross section, like objects of
various reflective surfaces on
Failure to use proper care before
narrow size or soft materials, may
objects or clothing as well as
reversing may result in injury,
not be detected by the system.
external noise sources may cause
death or vehicle damage. Always
Ultrasonic parking assist will not
check before reversing by
the system to fail to detect
avoid a collision with objects which
physically checking behind and
obstacles.
are out of the detection range of
around the vehicle.
Special attention has to be paid to
the sensors.
low obstacles which can damage
the lower part of the bumper. If
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The rear view camera system can
3. Select display.
3. Select Display.
assist the driver when reversing, by
4. Select camera. When a
4. Select Symbols. If a checkmark
displaying a view of the area behind
checkmark appears next to the
appears next to Symbols,
the vehicle.
camera, the rear view camera
symbols will appear.
system is on.
System operation
Guiding lines
When shifting into R, the area behind
Symbols
The rear view camera system may
the vehicle is shown in the Colour-
The navigation system may have a
have a guideline overlay that can help
Info-Display with the message Check
feature showing symbols on the
the driver align the vehicle when
surroundings for safety. The previous
navigation screen while using the rear
reversing into a parking spot.
screen displays for approx.
view camera. The ultrasonic parking
To turn the guidelines on or off:
10 seconds after shifting out of R.
assist system must not be disabled, to
1. Shift into P.
To cancel the delay, take one of the
enable use of the caution symbols. An
following options:
error message may be displayed if
2. Press the CONFIG button on the
ultrasonic parking assist has been
instrument panel.
■ Press a button on the Infotainment
system.
disabled and the symbols have been
3. Select Display.
turned on.
■ Shift into P.
4. Select Guiding lines. If a
The symbols appear and may
checkmark appears next to
■ Reach a vehicle speed of 5 mph.
eventually cover an object shown by
Guiding lines, guidelines will
the navigation screen when an object
appear.
Activation and deactivation
is detected by the ultrasonic parking
To turn the rear view camera system
assist system.
on or off:
To turn the symbols on or off:
1. Shift into P.
1. Shift into P.
2. Press the CONFIG button on the
2. Press the CONFIG button on the
instrument panel.
instrument panel.

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Driving and operating
Rear view camera location
Working improperly
Speed limit signs are displayed in the
The rear view camera system may
DIC until the next speed limit sign or
not work properly or display a clear
an end of speed limit sign is detected,
image if:
or until the system times out.
■ It is dark.
An exclamation mark will be
displayed if the system detects a sign
■ The sun or the beam of headlights
that it does not recognize.
is shining directly into the camera
lens.
The system is active up to a speed of
125 mph depending on the lighting
■ Ice, snow, mud or anything else has
conditions. At night the system is
built up on the camera lens. Clean
active up to a speed of 100 mph.
the lens, rinse it with water and wipe
it with a soft cloth.
Lane departure warning
If any other problem occurs or if a
The rear view camera is located
problem persists, seek the assistance
above the number plate.
of a workshop.
9 Warning
The area displayed by the camera is
The lane departure warning
limited.
Traffic sign assistant
system is an aid to help the vehicle
It does not display objects that are
stay in the driving lane. It does not
close to one of the corners or below
Functionality
steer the vehicle.
the bumper and can vary depending
The traffic sign assistant system
The lane departure warning
on vehicle orientation or road
detects designated traffic signs with
system may not provide enough
conditions. The distance of the image
the front camera and displays them in
time to avoid a crash and may not
that appears on the screen is different
the Driver Information Centre (DIC)
detect lane markings and
from the actual distance.
3 73.
therefore not warn when the
vehicle is crossing a lane marking.
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Driving and operating
129
The system is only operable at
system only detects lane markings
vehicle speeds above 35 mph and if
on one side of the road, it will only
lane markings are available.
warn when departing the lane on
this side.
Fault
Always keep your attention on the
The lane departure warning system
road and maintain proper vehicle
may not operate properly and ) may
position within the lane. Always
not appear if:
keep the windscreen clean and do
■ The lane markings on the road are
not use lane departure warning
not detected.
system in bad weather conditions.
■ The camera sensor is blocked by
When the vehicle crosses a detected
dirt, snow or ice.
lane marking, the lane departure
To turn the lane departure warning
■ The windshield is damaged.
warning indicator will flash and three
system on and off, press the LANE
DEPART ) button. ) will light up
■ The weather is limiting visibility.
beeps will sound. The lane departure
warning will not warn if the turn signal
when lane departure warning system
This is normal operation; the vehicle
is on or if a sharp manoeuver is made.
is on.
does not need service. Clean the
windshield.
The camera sensor is on the
) will appear green if the system
windscreen ahead of the rearview
detects a left or right lane marking.
If any other problem occurs or if a
mirror.
When the system recognises an
problem persists, seek the assistance
unintended lane change, the control
of a workshop.
indicator ) changes to yellow and
flashes. Simultaneously a chime
9 Warning
sound is activated.
If the camera sensor is blocked by
To change the volume of the warning
dirt, snow, or ice, or if the
chime, see chime volume 3 84.
headlights are not cleaned or
When the vehicle is started, ) will
come on briefly.

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Driving and operating
Charge level selection
properly aimed, or if the windshield
Charging
is dirty or damaged, it may not
The charge level can be selected in
the Colour-Info-Display. Press
8
detect the lanes ahead. The lane
This section explains the process of
departure warning system may not
charging the vehicle's high voltage
until Charging is displayed.
help avoid a crash under these
battery. Do not allow the vehicle to
The Select Charge Level Preference
conditions. Keep the headlights
remain in places with temperature
setting allows the customer to select
cleaned and properly aimed and
extremes for long periods without
their vehicle's charge level so it
the windscreen clean.
being driven or plugged in.
matches the capability of their
The vehicle has to be plugged in
charging location. The Select Charge
The warnings may occasionally occur
Level Preference setting will limit the
when the temperatures are below
due to tar marks, shadows, cracks in
electrical current when a portable
-25° C to operate properly and to
the road, or other road imperfections.
charge cord is used. This feature has
maximise high voltage battery life.
This is normal system operation; the
no impact on charging when a
However, we recommend to plug in
vehicle does not need servicing.
charging station is used. If the vehicle
the vehicle when temperatures drop
consistently stops charging after
Lane departure warning system
below 0° C or raise above 32° C.
plugging in, or if a circuit breaker
messages
The charging system may run fans
continues to trip, reducing to a lower
There are messages that may appear
and pumps resulting in noises coming
charge level preference may resolve
on the Driver Information Centre
from the vehicle while it is turned off.
the issue.
(DIC) in the instrument cluster to
Additional clicking sounds may be
provide information about the lane
caused by the electrical devices used
departure system.
while charging.
While the charge cord is plugged into
the vehicle, the vehicle cannot be
driven.

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The charge level preference should
230-volt charging station with
Start charge
be configured to match the electrical
16 ampere AC current capability, it
current rating for the AC outlet that the
will take approximately 4 hours to
charge cord is connected to. The
charge the vehicle. Charge times will
charge level preference settings are:
vary with outside temperature.
■ Maximum - 10 Amps: Limits AC
Exact current levels for a particular
current to 10 ampere
region may vary from values shown in
this manual. Please check vehicle for
■ Reduced - 6 Amps: Limits AC
available levels.
current to 6 ampere
The vehicle will adhere to the setting
9 Warning
that minimises the AC current used to
charge the vehicle.
If the capacity of the electrical
For some vehicles, the Select Charge
circuit or AC socket is not known,
Level Preference setting must be
1. With the vehicle in P, press
b
for
only use the lowest charge level
updated prior to the vehicle being
one second to open the charge
until the circuit capacity has been
charged and the selected charge
port door.
inspected by a qualified
level preference will reset to a default
electrician. Using a charge level
The charge port door can also be
value when the vehicle is shifted from
that exceeds either the electrical
opened using the radio remote
(P) Park position.
circuit or the AC outlet capacity
control.
The charge level preference setting
may start a fire or damage the
Radio remote control 3 20.
can be changed at any time while the
electrical circuit.
Colour-Info-Display is operable.
When using a 230-volt AC socket, it
will take approximately 6 hours to
charge the vehicle with the
10 ampere AC current setting or
11 hours using the default 6 ampere
AC current setting. When using a

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Driving and operating
9 Warning
If the capacity of the electrical
circuit or AC socket is not known,
only use the lowest charge level
until the circuit capacity has been
inspected by a qualified
electrician. Using a charge level
that exceeds either the electrical
circuit or the AC outlet capacity
may start a fire or damage the
electrical circuit.
Pull up the charge cord handle to
release it from the handle clip. Lift
Electrical requirements 3 136.
the charge cord up and pull it
rearwards to remove it from the
Colour-Info-Display 3 74.
vehicle. The vehicle plug is stored
Charge cord 3 135.
as shown.
3. Plug the charge cord into the
electrical outlet. Select the
appropriate charge level using the
Select Charge Level Preference
screen on the Colour-Info-Display
as described above.
2. Open the tailgate, lift the floor
cover and use the loop to hook the
floor cover to the side panel.
Remove the charge cord.

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4. Plug in the vehicle plug of the
charge cord into the charge port
on the vehicle. Verify that the
charging status indicator
illuminates on top of the
instrument panel and a horn chirp
occurs.
Charging status 3 134.
5. Press e on the radio remote
control to arm the charge cord
theft alert.
Radio remote control 3 20.
2. Unplug the vehicle plug of the
Vehicle personalisation 3 84.
charge cord from the vehicle.
3. Close the charge port door.
End charge
4. Unplug the charge cord from the
1. Press c on the radio remote
electrical outlet.
control to disarm the charge cord
theft alert.
Radio remote control 3 20.
5. Place the cord into the storage
compartment.

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Driving and operating
■ Long flashing green - Two horn
Programmed charging
Charging status
chirps: Vehicle is plugged in.
override
Battery is not fully charged. Battery
To temporarily override a delayed
charging is delayed.
charge event, unplug the charge cord
■ Short flashing green - No horn
from the charge port and then plug it
chirp: Vehicle is plugged in. Battery
back in within five seconds. A single
is fully charged.
horn chirp will sound and charging will
■ Solid yellow - No horn chirp:
begin immediately.
Vehicle is plugged in. It is normal for
To cancel a temporary override,
the charging status indicator to turn
unplug the charge cord, wait for
yellow for a few seconds after
10 seconds, and then plug the charge
plugging in a compatible charge
cord back in. A double horn chirp will
cord. Otherwise, the charging
sound and charging will be delayed.
system has detected a fault and will
Programmable charging in the
The vehicle has a charging status
not charge the battery.
Colour-Info-Display 3 74.
indicator at the centre of the
■ No light signal (upon plug-in) - No
instrument panel near the
horn chirps - Charge cord
windscreen. When the vehicle is
connection should be checked.
plugged in and the vehicle power is
■ No light signal (after indication of
off, the charging status indicator
green or yellow charging status
indicates the following:
indicator) - No horn chirps -
■ Solid green - One horn chirp:
Charge cord connection should be
Vehicle is plugged in. Battery is not
checked.
fully charged. Battery is charging.
Malfunction indicator light 3 68.
■ Solid green or long flashing green -
Four horn chirps: Insufficient time to
fully charge by departure time.

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If there is no light signal but the horn
If the vehicle is plugged in and the
9 Warning
chirps repeatedly, the power supply
charging status indicator is off, a
was interrupted before the charging
charging fault has been detected.
Using the charge cord with a worn
process could be completed.
or damaged AC outlet may cause
To terminate this alert, take one of the
Charge cord
burns or start a fire. Periodically,
following options:
check the AC wall plug and charge
■ Unplug the charge cord.
9 Danger
cord while the vehicle is charging.
■ Press ( on the radio remote
If the AC wall plug feels hot,
There is a risk of electric shock
control.
unplug the charge cord and have
that may cause personal injury or
the AC outlet replaced by a
■ Press and hold ! on the radio
death.
qualified electrician.
remote control, then press again to
Do not use the charge cord if any
stop the panic alarm.
Replace the charge cord if the AC
part of the charge cord is
wall plug or cord are damaged. Do
■ Press the horn.
damaged.
not use an AC outlet that is worn
Vehicle personalisation 3 84.
Do not open or remove the charge
or damaged.
The system may be thermally
cord cover.
conditioning the battery within any of
Service by qualified personnel
9 Warning
the states mentioned above, requiring
only. Connect the charge cord to a
electric energy to be transferred to the
properly grounded outlet with
Extension cords, multi-outlet
vehicle.
cords that are not damaged.
power strips, surge protectors or
If the vehicle is plugged in and vehicle
similar devices could increase the
power is on, the charging status
risk of electrical shock or other
indicator will be on solid green. It is
hazards. Do not use these types of
the same for Engine Assisted
devices with the charge cord.
Heating if the vehicle is plugged in.

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Driving and operating
A portable charge cord used to
Note
appropriate for your supply circuit.
charge the vehicle high voltage
By choosing a reduced charge level,
See the reference card included in the
battery is stored under the load
the charging time is increased.
adapter kit.
compartment 3 130.
Charge level selection can be made
The charge cord used to charge the
using the Select Charge Level
Electrical requirements
vehicle is a high-powered electrical
Preference screen on the Colour-
Note
device. During normal operation, the
Info-Display 3 130.
Do not use portable or stationary
AC wall plug of the charge cord may
backup generating equipment to
feel warm. The AC wall plug must fit
Adapters
charge the vehicle. This may cause
tightly into an AC outlet that has to be
damage to the vehicle's charging
in good condition.
9 Warning
system. Only charge the vehicle
Charge level selection
from utility supplied power.
Using damaged adapters or
adapters not designed for use with
The AC socket must have a
9 Warning
the charge cord may increase the
grounded, dedicated wall socket. No
risk of electric shock or start a fire.
other major appliances should be
If the capacity of the electrical
connected to the same circuit. If it is
Only use adapters that have been
circuit or AC socket is not known,
not a dedicated circuit, the current
designed to be used with the
only use the lowest charge level
rating of the outlet circuit breaker
charge cord.
until the circuit capacity has been
could be exceeded and cause it to trip
inspected by a qualified
Do not use a damaged adapter.
or open.
electrician. Using a charge level
Charge level selection 3 130.
that exceeds either the electrical
An adapter kit may be included to
circuit or the AC outlet capacity
allow the use of your charge cord in
Reduced level mode allows a non-
may start a fire or damage the
different countries in central Europe.
dedicated circuit to be used but
electrical circuit.
When using an adapter make sure
increases the charging time.
the charge level selected is

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Driving and operating
This vehicle is capable of being
We recommend not to draw more
Fuel
charged with standard vehicle
than 10 ampere out of a household
charging equipment complying to:
socket with any charging equipment.
Fuel for petrol engines
■ SAE J1772™
All electric vehicle charging
Only use unleaded fuel that complies
equipment communicates its
■ IEC 61851-1
with European standard EN 228 or
maximum electrical capability to the
■ IEC 61851-22
E DIN 51626-1 or equivalent.
vehicle and the vehicle limits charging
■ IEC 62196-1
to this value. Follow the instructions
Usage of fuel with quality, not
on charge rate selection that come
complying to the Technical
■ IEC 62196-2
from the equipment manufacturer.
Regulations in effect (Decree № 118
The following are the minimum
of 27.02.2008 with amendments of
continuous duty rating requirements
The vehicle can be charged at
30.12.2008 № 1076) can lead to
for circuits used to charge this
16 ampere by using special
engine damage and loss of all
vehicle:
equipment (e.g. GM Wallbox) which
warranty obligations.
has to be installed by a qualified
230V/10 amp
electrician directly to the grid. That
Your engine is capable to run with
reduces the charging time to a
E10 fuel that fulfills these standards.
9 Warning
E10 fuel contains up to 10 %
minimum.
bioethanol.
If the capacity of the electrical
230 volt / 32 ampere circuits provide
flexibility for future vehicle charging
Use fuel with the recommended
circuit or AC socket is not known,
needs. Contact your dealer for more
octane rating 3 185. Use of fuel with
only use the lowest charge level
information.
too low an octane rating can reduce
until the circuit capacity has been
engine power and torque and slightly
inspected by a qualified
increases fuel consumption.
electrician. Using a charge level
that exceeds either the electrical
circuit or the AC outlet capacity
may start a fire or damage the
electrical circuit.

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Driving and operating
Refuelling
Caution
9 Danger
Do not use fuel or fuel additives
Fuel is flammable and explosive.
that contain metallic compounds
No smoking. No naked flames or
such as manganese-based
sparks.
additives. This may cause engine
If you can smell fuel in your
damage.
vehicle, have the cause of this
remedied immediately by a
workshop.
Caution
Use of fuel that does not comply to
Caution
EN 228 or E DIN 51626-1 or
equivalent can lead to deposits or
In case of misfuelling, do not
engine damage and may affect
switch on ignition.
your warranty.
9 Danger
Note
Before refuelling, switch off
The vehicle may require the use of
Caution
ignition and any external heaters
an auxiliary heat source under
with combustion chambers.
certain cold conditions. This
Use of fuel with too low an octane
Switch off any mobile phones.
provides additional heating and
rating could lead to uncontrolled
Follow the operating and safety
defrost capability obtained by
combustion and engine damage.
instructions of the filling station
running the engine, even if the high
when refuelling.
voltage battery is adequately
charged. Under these conditions,
the engine will start and use fuel.
Make sure there is fuel in the tank.

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The fuel system on this vehicle
refuelling for more than
requires a refuelling process to
30 minutes, push the fuel door
control evaporative emissions. To
button again.
refuel the vehicle:
4. After refuelling, reinstall the fuel
cap by turning it clockwise until it
clicks. Close the fuel door.
Do not top off or overfill the tank and
wait a few seconds before removing
the nozzle. Clean fuel from painted
surfaces as soon as possible.
Fuel filler cap
2. When a message displays in the
Only use genuine fuel filler caps.
DIC that the system is ready to be
refueled, the fuel door on the right
rear side of the vehicle will unlock.
Fuel consumption - CO2-
Push the rearward edge of the fuel
Emissions
1. Press the fuel door button on the
door in and release to open the
driver door for one second. A
door.
Fuel
message displays on the Driver
3. Turn the fuel cap
To convert l/100 km into mpg, divide
Information Centre (DIC) to wait.
counterclockwise to remove.
282 by number of litres/100 km.
While refuelling, hang the fuel cap
The weighted and combined fuel
tether from the hook on the inside
consumption is 1.2 l/100 km.
of the fuel door. Complete
refuelling within 30 minutes of
The weighted and combined CO2
pushing the fuel door button found
emission is 27 g/km
on the driver side door. If

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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