Hyundai Sonata Plug-in Hybrid (2017 year). Instruction

Instrument panel fuse

7-61

Instrument panel overview

1-5

Interior care

7-99

Keys

3-3

Interior features

3-156

Smart key

3-3

Clock

3-159

Clothes hanger

3-160

Cup holder

3-156

Floor mat anchor(s)

3-161

Label

Power outlet

3-157

Air bag warning labels

2-70

Side curtain

3-162

Label

Sunvisor

3-157

Tire sidewall labeling

7-50

Interior lamp AUTO cut

3-124

Label

Interior light bulb replacement

7-92

Tire specification and pressure label

8-9

Interior lights

3-124

Vehicle certification label

8-8

Door courtesy lamp

3-126

Lane departure warnings system (LDWS)

5-56

Front lamp

3-124

LCD display

3-95

Glove box lamp

3-124

A/V mode

3-98

Interior lamp AUTO cut

3-124

Information Mode

3-98

Rear lamp

3-126

LCD modes

3-95

Room lamp

3-125

Trip computer modes

3-96

Trunk room lamp

3-126

Turn by turn (TBT) mode

3-97

Vanity mirror lamp

3-127

User settings mode

3-100

Interior overview

1-4

Warning Messages

3-80

LCD Display Control

3-96

LCD modes

3-95

License plate light bulb replacement

7-92

Jump starting

6-4

I-7

Index

Light

3-115

Auto light position

3-115

Battery saver function

3-121

Main fuse

7-63

Daytime running light

3-122

Maintenance

Headlamp delay function

3-121

Explanation of scheduled maintenance items

7-24

Headlamp position

3-116

Maintenance services

7-4

High - beam operation

3-117

Owner maintenance

7-5

Interior lights

3-124

Tire maintenance

7-50

Parking lamp position

3-116

Maintenance schedule

7-8

Smart high beam

3-117

Maintenance under severe usage conditions

7-22

Turn signals

3-120

Normal maintenance schedule

7-9

Welcome system

3-123

Maintenance services

7-4

Light bulbs

7-80

Mirrors

3-19

Lubricants and capacities

8-6

Day/night rearview mirror

3-19

Luggage net holder

3-162

Electric chromic mirror (ECM)

3-20

Folding the side view mirror

3-36

Inside rearview mirror

3-19

Reverse parking aid function

3-37

Side view mirror

3-34

Moonroof, see panoramic sunroof

3-42

Multi box

3-155

Multi fuse

7-63

Multimedia system

Antenna

4-2

Audio/Video/Navigation system (AVN)

4-4

AUX, USB and iPod® port

4-2

Bluetooth® Wireless Technology Hands-Free

4-4

Steering wheel audio control

4-3

I-8

Odometer

3-65

Rear combination light bulb replacement

7-87

Oil (Engine)

7-27

Rear lamp

3-126

Outside temperature gauge

3-65

Rear parking assist system (RPAS)

3-131

Owner maintenance

7-5

Rear seats

2-12

Rear view camera

3-130

Recommended cold tire inflation pressures

7-45

Recommended lubricants and capacities

8-6

Panoramic sunroof

3-42

Recommended SAE viscosity number

8-7

Parking brake

7-34

Replacement light bulb

7-81

Parking lamp position

3-116

Back-up lamp

7-91

Passenger’s front air bag

2-49

High mounted stop lamp

7-92

PHEV (Plug-in electric vehicle) system

H-3

Interior light bulb replacement

7-92

Plug-in hybrid mode indicator

3-63

License plate light bulb replacement

7-92

Power brakes

5-19

Reporting safety defects

8-10

Power outlet

3-157

Reverse parking aid function

3-37

Power window lock button

3-41

Rocking the vehicle

5-81

Room lamp

3-125

Rotation (Tire)

7-47

I-9

Index

Shift lock system

5-16

Shift-lock release

5-16

Side air bags

2-50

Safety messages

F-6

Side curtain

3-162

Safety precautions for hybrid system

H-42

Side view mirror

3-34

Scheduled maintenance service

7-8

Smart cruise control system

5-65

Seat belts

2-24

Smart high beam

3-117

Additional seat belt safety precautions

2-32

Smart key

3-3

Care of seat belts

2-35

Smart trunk

3-50

Height adjustment

2-26

Smooth cornering

5-82

Pre-tensioner seat belt

2-29

Snow tires

5-85

Rear center seat belt

2-32

Special driving conditions

5-81

Seat belt restraint system

2-26

Driving at night

5-82

Seat belt safety precautions

2-24

Driving in flooded areas

5-83

Seat belt warning light

2-25

Driving in the rain

5-83

Seat warmers

2-20

Hazardous driving conditions

5-81

Seats

2-4

Highway driving

5-84

Air ventilation seats

2-22

Rocking the vehicle

5-81

Armrest

2-14

Smooth cornering

5-82

Backseat pocket

2-11

Speedometer

3-62

Folding rear seats

2-12

Sports mode

5-15

Front seats

2-6

Starting difficulties, see engine will not start

6-3

Head restraints

2-16

Rear seats

2-12

Safety precautions

2-5

Seat warmers

2-20

I-10

Steering wheel

3-16

Tires and wheels

7-44

Electric power steering (EPS)

3-16

Checking tire inflation pressure

7-46

Heated steering wheel

3-17

Low aspect ratio tires

7-58

Horn

3-18

Recommended cold tire inflation pressures

7-45

Telescope steering

3-17

Tire care

7-44

Tilt steering

3-17

Tire maintenance

7-50

Steering wheel audio control

4-3

Tire replacement

7-48

Storage compartment

3-154

Tire rotation

7-47

Center console storage

3-154

Tire sidewall labeling

7-50

Glove box

3-154

Tire traction

7-49

Multi box

3-155

Wheel alignment and tire balance

7-48

Sunglass holder

3-155

Wheel replacement

7-48

Sunglass holder

3-155

Towing

6-22

Sunroof, see panoramic sunroof

3-42

Trailer towing

5-95

Sunvisor

3-158

Transmission

Automatic transmission

5-12

Shift lock system

5-16

Shift-lock release

5-16

Telescope steering

3-17

Trip A/B

3-106

Theft-alarm system

3-13

Trip computer

3-105

Tilt steering

3-17

Trip A/B

3-106

Tire chains

5-86

Fuel Economy

3-107

Tire Mobility kit

6-15

Digital speedometer

3-109

Tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS)

6-9

Trunk

3-47

Tire rotation

7-47

Smart trunk

3-50

Tire specification and pressure label

8-9

Trunk room lamp

3-126

Turn by turn (TBT) mode

3-97

Turn signals

3-120

I-11

Index

User settings mode

3-100

Warning lights (Instrument cluster)

3-67

Warning Messages (LCD display)

3-80

Washer fluid

7-34

Welcome system

3-123

Vanity mirror lamp

3-127

Wheel alignment and tire balance

7-48

Vehicle break-in process

F-9

Wheel replacement

7-48

Vehicle certification label

8-8

Windows

3-38

Vehicle data collection and event data recorders

F-10

Power window lock button

3-41

Vehicle identification number (VIN)

8-8

Windshield defrosting and defogging

3-150

Vehicle load limit

5-90

Windshield washers

3-129

Vehicle Stability Management

5-38

Windshield wipers

3-128

Volume and weight

8-5

Winter driving

5-85

Snow tires

5-85

Tire chains

5-86

Winter precautions

5-84

Winter precautions

5-84

Wiper blades

7-39

Wipers and washers

3-128

Windshield washers

3-129

Windshield wipers

3-128

I-12

Hybrid system quick reference

HEV (Hybrid electric vehicle) system

Driving the hybrid/plug-in hybrid vehicle . . 22

Hybrid Vehicle

Starting the vehicle

PHEV (Plug-in electric vehicle) system

Special features

Plug-in Hybrid Vehicle

Hybrid system gauge

Changing plug-in hybrid mode

Charging the plug-in hybrid vehicle

Warning and indicator lights

Charging Information

Warning messages

Charging Types

Energy flow

Charging Time

Charging Status

Safety precautions for hybrid system

Scheduled Charging

High Voltage Battery System

Charging Precautions

Safety Plug

Normal Charge

High Voltage Battery Air Intake

Charging Status

If an accident occurs

Trickle Charger (Stage-1 type)

When the hybrid vehicle shuts off

Starting the vehicle

HEV (HYBRID ELECTRIC VEHICLE) SYSTEM

Hybrid Vehicle

The HYUNDAI Hybrid Electric Vehicle (HEV) uses both the gasoline engine and the electric motor for power. The elec-

tric motor is run by a high-voltage HEV battery.

Depending on the driving conditions, the HEV computer selectively operates between the engine and the electric motor

or even both at the same time.

Fuel efficiency increases when the engine is off at idle, or when the vehicle is driven by the electric motor with the HEV

battery.

The HEV battery charge must be maintained, so at times the engine will come on even at idle to act as a generator.

Charging also occurs when decelerating or by regenerative braking.

Electric motor

Electric motor + Engine

Engine

Charging

Engine OFF

Startup/Low speed cruise

Acceleration

High speed cruise

Deceleration

Stop

OLFH054001

PHEV (PLUG-IN ELECTRIC VEHICLE) SYSTEM

Plug-in Hybrid Vehicle

The HYUNDAI Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV) shares the characteristics of both a conventional hybrid elec-

tric vehicle and an all-electric vehicle.

When used as a conventional hybrid electric vehicle, the HEV computer selectively operates between the engine and

the electric motor or even both at the same time.

When it is operating in the electric vehicle mode, the vehicle is driven only using the electric motor over a certain dis-

tance until the hybrid battery becomes low. The driving distance in EV mode depends on customer driving style and

road conditions. Aggressive driving maneuvers may at times temporarily enable the engine to operate for maximum

power.

The hybrid battery can be fully charged by connecting a plug to an external electric power source.

CD (Charge Depleting) Mode

CS (Charge Sustaining) Mode

Charging

Electric motor

Motor

Engine+Motor

Charging

Battery charging

Electric Vehicle Mode

Startup/Low speed Acceleration

High speed

Deceleration

External charging

OLFP055001

CHARGING THE PLUG-IN HYBRID VEHICLE

Charging Information

• Trickle Charger (Stage-1 type): The

Charging Time

plug-in hybrid vehicle can be

• Normal Charger (Stage-2 type): The

• Normal Charger (Stage-2 type):

charged by using household elec-

plug-in hybrid vehicle is charged by

Takes about 2-3 hours at room tem-

tricity.

plugging into a normal charger

perature (Can be charged to 100%.).

installed in your home or a public

The electrical outlet in your home

Depending on the condition and

charging station. (For further details,

must comply with regulations and

durability of the high-voltage battery,

refer to the 'Normal Charge'.)

can safely accommodate the

charger specifications, and ambient

Voltage / Current (Amps) / Power

temperature, the time required for

(Watts) ratings specified on the

charging the high-voltage battery

trickle charge.

may vary.

Charging Types

Charging Inlet

Category

Charging Connector

Charging Outlet

Charging Method

Charging Time

(Vehicle)

Normal charger

Approximately 2-3

Normal

installed in homes

hours (to fully charge

Charger

or public charging

the plug-in hybrid vehi-

(Stage-2 type)

stations

cle, 100%)

OLFP0Q5005K

OLFP0Q5006K

OLFP0Q4057N

Trickle

Charger

Household current

(Stage-1 type)

OLFP0Q5005K

OLFP0Q5006K

OLFP0Q5008K

An actual charger image and a charging method may vary in accordance with the charger manufacturers.

Charging Status

Scheduled Charging

Charging Status

Indicator

(if equipped)

Charging in

Illuminates (green)

• You can set-up a charging sched-

progress

ule for your vehicle through the

Fully charged

Off

Blue Link AVN control unit.

Refer to the Multimedia manual or

Blinks (green) and

Scheduled charging

the Blue Link manual for detailed

then turns off

information about setting sched-

Malfunction

Blinks (red)

uled charging.

• Scheduled charging can only be

done when using a normal charger

or the portable charging cable

OLFP0Q5009K

(ICCB: In-Cable Control Box).

You can monitor the charging status

outside of the vehicle when charging

the high-voltage battery.

CHARGING THE PLUG-IN HYBRID VEHICLE (CONT.)

• When scheduled charging is set,

Charging Precautions

charging is not initiated immediate-

ly when the normal charger or

■ Normal Charger (Stage-2 type)

portable charging cable (ICCB: In-

Cable Control Box) is connected.

When immediate charging is

required, use the AVN to deacti-

vate the scheduled charge setting.

OLFP0Q5009K

• When scheduled charging is set

OLFP0Q4057N

and the normal charger or the

portable charging cable (ICCB: In-

Cable Control Box) is connected

WARNING

for charging, the indicator lamp

blinks

(for

3 minutes) to indicate

Fires caused by dust or water

that scheduled charging is set.

Do not connect the charging

cable connector plug to the vehi-

cle if there is water or dust on the

charging inlet. Connecting while

there is water or dust on the

charging cable connector and

plug may cause a fire or electric

shock.

•

Comply with the following in order

WARNING

to prevent electrical shock when

charging:

Touching the charging connec-

Interference with electronic med-

- Use a waterproof charger

ical devices

tor

- Make sure to not touch the

Do not to touch the charging con-

When using medical electric

charging connector and charging

devices such as an implantable

nector, charging plug, and the

plug when your hand is wet

cardiac pacemaker, make sure to

charging inlet when connecting

- Do not charge when there is

ask the medical team and manu-

the cable to the charger and the

charging inlet on the vehicle.

lightning

facturer whether charging your

electric vehicle will impact the

Doing so may result in electrocu-

- Do not charge when the charging

operation of the medical devices.

tion.

connector and plug is wet

In some instances, electromag-

netic waves that are generated

from the charger can seriously

impact medical electric devices

such as an implantable cardiac

pacemaker.

CHARGING THE PLUG-IN HYBRID VEHICLE (CONT.)

•

Always keep the charging connec-

WARNING

tor and charging plug in clean and

dry condition. Be sure to keep the

Charging cable

Cooling fan

charging cable in a condition

•

Immediately stop charging

Do not touch the cooling fan

where there is no water or mois-

when you find abnormal

while vehicle is charging. When

ture.

symptoms (smell, smoke).

the vehicle is switched OFF

•

Make sure to use the designated

•

Replace the charging cable if

while charging, the cooling fan

charger for charging the vehicle.

inside the motor compartment

the cable coating is damaged

Using any other charger may

to prevent electrical shock.

may automatically operate.

cause failure.

•

When connecting or removing

•

Before charging the battery, turn

the charging cable, make sure

the vehicle OFF.

to hold the charging connec-

•

Be careful not to drop the charging

tor handle and charging plug.

connector. The charging connector

If you pull the cable itself

can be damaged.

(without using the handle), the

internal wires may disconnect

or get damaged. This may lead

to electric shock or fire.

Normal Charge

How to Connect Normal

Charger

■ Normal Charger (Stage-2 type)

OLFP0Q5014K

4. Open the charging inlet cover (1).

OLFP0Q4057N

OLFP0Q5012K

You can charge your vehicle by plug-

Information

ging into a public charger at a charg-

1. Depress the brake pedal and

ing station.

apply the parking brake.

To open the charging inlet cover, all

vehicle doors must be unlocked. When

2. Turn OFF all switches, move the

the doors are locked, the charging

shift lever to P

(Park), and turn

inlet cover will not open.

OFF the vehicle.

3. Open the charging door by press-

ing it.

Information

The charging door does not open

when the theft alarm system is armed.

CHARGING THE PLUG-IN HYBRID VEHICLE (CONT.)

Information

•

The charging is in progress only

with the shift lever is in P (Park).

Charging the battery with the

Engine Start/Stop button in the

ACC position is possible. However,

it may discharge the 12-V battery.

Thus, if possible, charge the battery

with the Engine Start/Stop button in

the OFF position.

•

Moving the shift lever from P (Park)

OLFP0Q5015K

OLFP046575N

to R (Reverse)/N(Neutral)/D (Drive)

5. Remove any dust on the charging

7. Check if the charging cable con-

stops the charging process.

connector and charging inlet.

nection indicator of the high volt-

To restart the charging process,

age battery in the instrument clus-

6. Hold the charging connector han-

move the shift lever to P (Park),

ter is turned ON.

dle. Then, insert it into the charg-

press the Engine Start/Stop button

ing inlet, until you hear a click

Charging does not occur when the

to the OFF position, and disconnect

sound. If it is not fully connected, a

indicator is OFF. When the charg-

the charging cable. Then, connect

bad connection between the

ing connector is not connected

the charging cable.

charging connector and the charg-

properly, reconnect the charging

ing terminals may cause a fire.

cable to charge.

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Unlock Charging Door in

Charging Status

Emergency

Checking Charging Status

OLFP045260N

8. After charging has started, the

estimated charging time is dis-

OLFP075118

OLFP0Q5009K

played on the instrument cluster

If the charging door does not open

for about 1 minute. It is also dis-

You can monitor the charging status

due to battery discharge, open the

played, when the driver’s door is

outside of the vehicle when charging

hood and slightly pull the emergency

opened with charging in progress.

the high-voltage battery.

cable as shown above. The charging

When scheduled charging is set,

door will then open.

the estimated charging time is dis-

played as “--" .

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