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Direction indicators 56
Automatic operation of brake lamps
5
6
Hazard warning lamps
5
6
Horn
5
7
Emergency or assistance call
5
7
Under-inflation detection
5
8
Braking assistance systems
6
2
Trajectory control systems
6
4
Front seat belts
6
5
Airbags
6
8
Safety
Child seats 72
Deactivating the passenger's front airbag
7
5
ISOFIX child seats
8
1
Child lock
8
4
Child safety
Charging the main battery 8 5
Ancillaries battery
9
3
Temporary puncture
repair kit
9
7
Changing a wheel
1
01
Snow chains
1
05
Changing a bulb
1
06
Changing a fuse
1
14
Changing a wiper blade
1
19
Towing the vehicle
1
19
Precautions for washing
1
20
Accessories
1
20
Practical information
Bonnet 123
Front compartment
1
24
Rear compartment
1
25
Checking levels
1
26
Chec ks
12
8
Checks
Motor and main battery 129
Weights
13
0
Dimensions
1
31
Identification markings
1
32
Technical data
Emergency or assistance 133
Audio system / Bluetooth
1
35
Audio and telematics
Visual search
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Direction indicators
Selection of the left or right direction indicators
to signal a change of direction of the vehicle.
F
L
eft: lower the lighting stalk beyond the
point of resistance.
F
R
ight: raise the lighting stalk beyond the
point of resistance.
Automatic operation
of brake lamps
The brake lamps come on automatically when
you release the accelerator pedal.
This does not happen in all cases and depends
on the rate of deceleration.
Hazard warning lamps
A visual warning by means of the direction
indicators to alert other road users to a vehicle
breakdown, towing or accident.
F
P
ress this button, the direction indicators
flash.
They can operate with the ignition off.
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Towing the vehicleProcedure for having your vehicle towed using fixed mechanical equipment.
Towing your vehicle
The towing eye is welded to the body below the
front bumper.
F
I
nstall the towing bar.
F
S
tart your vehicle ("Ready" lamp on).
F
P
ut the drive selector in position N .
F
R
elease the parking brake.
F
S
witch on the hazard warning lamps on
your vehicle.
F
H
ave your vehicle towed for no more than
20 miles (30 km) without exceeding a
speed of 20 mph (30 km/h) .When towing the vehicle with the four
wheels on the ground, always use a
towing bar.
When towing with only two wheels on
the ground, use professional lifting
equipment.
Failure to follow these instructions may
cause damage to braking components
and the electric motor.
Changing a wiper
blade
Removing a front or rear
wiper blade
F Raise the corresponding wiper arm.
F
R emove the wiper blade, sliding it towards
the outside.
Fitting a front or rear wiper
blade
F Put the new wiper blade in place and secure it.
F
F
old down the wiper arm carefully.
Towing another vehicle
Your vehicle cannot be used in any
circumstances to tow another vehicle.
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Practical information