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Lighting controls 118
Automatic illumination of headlamps 1 23
Welcome
lighting
1
24
Headlamp
adj
ustment
1
25
Directional
l
ighting
1
26
Wiper
controls
1
28
Automatic
rain sensitive wipers
1
29
Courtesy
lamps
1
33
Interior
mood lighting
1
34
Boot
lamp
1
34
Visibility
Child seats 1 35
Deactivating the passenger's front airbag 1 37
IS
oF
IX child seats
1
44
Child
lock
1
49
Child safety
direction indicators 150
Hazard warning lamps 1 50
Hor n
150
Braking
assistance systems
1
51
Trajectory
control systems
1
52
Emergency
or assistance call
1
53
Front seat belts
1
54
Airbags
1
58
Safety
Instrument panels 1 2
Rev counter 1 5
Warning
and indicator lamps
1
6
Indicators
2
9
Time
and units
3
4
Customisation
3
6
Monitoring
ove
r view
Monochrome screen A 3
7
Monochrome screen C 3 9
Touch screen tablet
4
4
Trip
computer
4
9
Multifunction screens
Remote control key 53
"Keyless Entry and Starting" system 5 9
Alarm
6
7
D o o r s
71
Boo
t
7
2
Electric
windows
7
5
Panoramic
sunroof
7
8
access
Ventilation 7 9
Manual a ir c onditioning 8 2
Dual-zone
d
igital
a
ir
c
onditioning
8
4
Front
demist - defrost
8
9
Rear
screen demist - defrost
9
0
Front
seats
9
1
Rear
seats
9
6
Mirrors
9
8
Steering
wheel adjustment
1
00
Comfort
Front interior fittings 1 01
Centre consoles 1 04
Front
armrest
1
07
Rear
fittings
1
12
Boot
fittings
1
13
Luggage
cover (enterprise version)
1
17
Fittings
Eco-driving
Contents
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Exterior
keyless Entry and Starting 5 9-64
Remote
control
5
3 -58, 64
-
o
pening / closing
-
b
ack-up control
-
battery
Alarm
6
7-70
Wiper
controls
1
28 -132
Changing
a wiper
blade
2
61 Door
mirrors
9
8 -99
Blind
spot sensors
1
96 -198
Boot
5
4, 59, 72-74
Temporary
pu
ncture
r
epair kit
2
29 -233
Changing
a wheel
2
34-240
-
tools
-
r
emoving / refitting
Topping
up the AdBlue
a
dditive
2
21-225,
2
26-228
Changing
bu
lbs
2
48-250
-
r
ear lamps
-
3
rd brake lamp
-
n
umber plate lamp
Parking
sensors
2
05 -206
Towbar
26
5-266
Quickly
detachable towballl
2
67-271
Towing
26
3-264Accessories
2
73-274
Roof
bars
2
62
Panoramic
sunroof
7
8
Braking
assistance
1
51
Trajectory
control
1
52-153
Tyre
under-inflation detection
1
90 -191
Tyre
pressures
2
33, 286
Snow chains
2
41Lighting
controls
1
18 -123
Headlamp
adj
ustment
1
25
Welcome
lighting
1
24
Directional
lighting systems
1
26 -127
Changing
bu
lbs
2
42-247
-
f
ront lamps
-
f
ront foglamps
-
si
de repeaters
Doors
6
5 - 66, 71
ke
yless Entry and
Starting
5
9-64
-
o
pening / closing
-
em
ergency
c
ontrol
Child
lock
1
49
Electric
windows
7
5 -77
Fuel
tank
2
08 -209
Misfuel prevention
2
10
over view
6
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Instruments and
c
ontrols
Instrument panels 1 2-15
Warning lam ps 1 6-28
Indicators
2
9-32
Setting
buttons
3
3 -36
-
t
rip distance recorder
-
d
ashboard lighting
d
immer / black panel
-
c
ustomisation of dials and screens
Adjusting
h
eadlamps
1
25
Door
mirrors
9
8 -99
Electric
windows
7
5 -77
da
shboard fuses
2
51-254
Opening
the bonnet
2
12 Audio
system
3
59 -392
Setting
the date / time
3
8, 43
Touch
screen tablet
2
89 -358
Setting
the date / time
4
8
Manual
g
earbox
1
78
Electronic
gearbox
1
79 -182
Automatic
gearbox
1
83 -187
Parking
brake
1
70 -176, 177
Rear
view mirror
1
00
Courtesy lamps
1
33
Interior mood lighting 1 34
Blind for panoramic sunroof 7 8
Multifunction
screens
3
7- 48
Ventilation
7
9-81
Manual
air conditioning
8
2- 83, 89
Digital
air conditioning
8
4- 88, 89
Demisting
/ Defrosting the
rear
screen
9
0
Ignition
switch / Steering lock /
S
tarting using the key
1
63 -165
Steering
lock / Starting using
the
START/STOP button
1
66 -168
over view
10
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Eco-driving is a range of everyday practices that allow the motorist to optimise their fuel consumption and CO2 emissions.
Optimise the use of your gearbox
With a manual gearbox, move off gently and change up without waiting. During acceleration change up early.
With
an automatic or electronic gearbox, give preference to automatic
m
ode and avoid pressing the accelerator pedal heavily or suddenly.
Drive smoothly
Maintain a safe distance between vehicles, use engine braking rather than the brake pedal, and press the accelerator progressively. These
p
ractices contribute towards a reduction in fuel consumption and CO
2
emissions
and
also
helps
reduce
the
background
traffic
noise.
If
your
vehicle
has
cruise
control,
make
use
of
the
system
at
speeds
a
bove
25
mph
(40
km/h)
when
the
traffic
is
flowing
well.
Control the use of your electrical
equipment
Before moving off, if the passenger compartment is too warm, ventilate it b y opening the windows and air vents before using the air conditioning.
Above
30 mph (50 km/h), close the windows and leave the air vents
ope
n.
Remember
to make use of equipment that can help keep the
t
emperature in the passenger compartment down (sunroof and window
b
linds...).
Switch
off the air conditioning, unless it has automatic regulation, as
s
oon as the desired temperature is attained.
Switch
off the demisting and defrosting controls, if not automatic.
Switch
off the heated seat as soon as possible.
Switch
off the headlamps and front foglamps when the level of light
d
oes not require their use.
Avoid
running the engine before moving off, particularly in winter; your
v
ehicle will warm up much faster while driving.
As
a passenger, if you avoid connecting your multimedia devices
(
film, music, video game...), you will contribute towards limiting the
c
onsumption of electrical energy, and so of fuel.
Disconnect
your portable devices before leaving the vehicle.
Eco-driving
The gear shift indicator invites you engage the most suitable gear: as soon as the indication is displayed in the instrument panel, follow it
s
traight away.
For
vehicles fitted with an electronic or automatic gearbox, this
i
ndicator appears only in manual mode.
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Panoramic sunroof
Electric blind
Opening
Turn the dial to the left (four possible settings).
Closing
Return the dial to the initial position.
Safety anti-pinch
If the blind encounters an obstacle during c
losing, it stops and partially opens again.
If
the blind fails to close at a second attempt,
i
t may be necessary to force the closing of the
b
lind using the reinitialisation procedure.
The blind is controlled electrically by a rotary
dial.
Reinitialising the system
Following reconnection of the battery, or in the e
vent of a malfunction in its operation, it may
b
e necessary to reinitialise the system:
F
t
urn the dial to the fully closed position,
F
t
hen immediately press the dial, closing
s
tarts after about 10 seconds,
F
m
aintain pressure on the dial until the blind
h
as fully closed.
The anti-pinch function is inoperative
during these operations.
If
the
position
of
the
blind
does
not
agree
with
t
he position indicated by the dial, press the dial
to
open
the
blind
to
this
position. In
the event of contact during operation
o
f the blind, you must reverse its
m
ovement. To do this, turn the dial.
When the driver operates the dial, they
must
ensure that nothing prevents the
b
lind from closing correctly.
The
driver must ensure that the
p
assengers use the blind correctly.
Be
aware of children during operation
o
f the blind.
Your
vehicle
is
fitted
with
a
tinted
glass
panoramic
sunroof
which
increases
the
light
and
visibility
in
the
p
assenger
compartment.
Its
electric
blind
helps
control
the
temperature
in
the
passenger
compartment.
Access
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Paint colour code .........................................28 6
Panoramic glass
sunroof
................
......................................... 78
Parcel shelf, rear
................................... 11
4 ,
11
7
Parking
brake
........................................1
77, 220
Parking
brake, electric
............................1
8, 170
Parking
lam
ps
.............................................. 12
2
Parking
sensors, front
..................................20
6
Parking
sensors, rear................................... 205
Particle filter
.......................................... 21
8,
21
9
Passenger
c
ompartment
f
ilter
........
..................................................... 219
Personalisation
...............................
...............36
Player,
CD MP3
............................ 3
06, 369, 370
Port,
USB
..................................... 1
03, 306, 371
Priming
the fuel system
................................2
11
Protecting
children
................. 1
35 -149, 157, 159
Puncture
................
....................................... 229Quickly
detachable towball
..........................
2
67
P
Navigation ...............................
......................312 N
umber plate lamps ..................................... 25
0
oil
filter
...............
...........................................
219
oi
l level
................................................... 29, 215
Opening the bonnet
......................................
2
12
Opening the boot
..............................
. 59, 72, 73
Opening the doors
...............................
.... 59, 71
Opening the panoramic
sunroof blind
................................................ 78ope
ration indicator
lamps
..............................
........................
16 -28
N
Main beam .............................. ......118, 242, 245
Maintenance .............................. ....................10
Map
reading lamps
...................................... 13
3
Markings,
id
entification
................................ 28
6
Massage
function
...............................
...........94
Mat
.......
......................................................... 11 0
Memorising
a speed
.................................... 19
9
Menu
....................................2
94, 296, 298, 312,
314,
316, 332, 342, 344
Menu,
main
..............................
....................362
Menus (Touch
screen tablet)
.................................29
0
Mirror, rear view
........................................... 10
0
Mirrors, door ..................................... 98,
99, 196
Misfuel prevention
...............................
.........210
Motorway function (direction
i
ndicators)
.................................. 15
0
Mountings
for ISOFIX
seats
...............
........................................... 14 4
MP3
CD
................
........................ 306, 369, 370 Radio
...............
..................................... 300, 363
Radio
pr
e-equipment
...................................2
72
R
dS ................
...................................... 303, 364
Rear
s
creen
(
demisting)
.................................90
R
echarging the battery
........................ 2
58, 259
Reduction of electrical load
......................... 26
0
Regeneration
of the particle
emissions
f
ilter
............................................2
19
Reinitialising
the electric
windows
....................................................... 76
R
einitialising the remote
control
.................................................... 5
8, 63
Remote
control
..........................................53
-64
Removable
screen (snow shield).................262
Removing
a wheel
..............................
.........237
Removing
the mat
...............................
..........11 0
Repair
kit, puncture
......................................2
29
Replacing
bu
lbs
..............................
......242-250
Replacing
f
uses
..............................
......251-255
Replacing
the air filter
...................................2
19
Replacing
the oil filter
...................................2
19
Replacing
t
he
p
assenger
c
ompartment filter
......................................2
19
Replacing
wiper blades.........................131, 261
Resetting
the service indicator
......................32
R
esetting the trip recorder
.............................33
R
ev counter
................................................1
2-15
R
Oil change .....................................................215
Oil consumption ............................................ 2
15
O
QM
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