
Sea ts  and  stor age 
Front  passenger 's seat 
Always move  the  front  passenger  seat  into  the 
rearmost  position . 
To avoid  contact  wi th the  a irbag  wh ile  it  is de
ploying,  do  not  sit  any  closer  to  the  instrument 
panel  than  necessary  and  always  wear  the  three 
point  safety  belt  prov ided  adjusted  correctly.  We 
recommend  that  yo u adj ust  the  passenger 's  seat 
i n t he  following  ma nner: 
..  Bring  the  backrest  up  to  an  (almost)  upright 
pos ition . 
Do not ride  w ith  the  seat  recl ined . 
..  Fo r adjustable  head  restraints:  adjust  the  head 
restra int  so  the  uppe r edge  is as  even  as  poss i
ble  wi th the  top  of your  head.  If  that  is  not  pos
sible,  try  to  adjust  the  head  restra int  so  that  it 
is as  close  to  this  position  as  possib le 
c:::, page  56. Move the  head  restraint  so  that  it 
is as  close  to  the  back  of the  head  as  possible. 
..  Place  your  feet  on  the  floor  in front  of the  pas
senger's  seat . 
Front  seats 
Controls 
Moving the seat  forward or back and  adjusting 
the  height,  backrest  angle  and  seat  angle. 
Fi g.  52 Front  seat:  adj ust ing the  seat 
@ -Moving the  seat  forward/back:  press  the  but
ton  fo rward/back 
c:::> .&. . 
@ -Moving the  seat  up/down:  press  the  button 
up/down 
c:::> & . T o adjust  the  front  section  of the 
seat , press  the  front  button  up/down<=>& . To 
ad just  the  rear  section  of the  seat,  press  the  rear 
button  up/down <=>.&. . 
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@ -Turn  the  massage  function*  on/off . You can 
select  the  type  of  massage  using  the  multifunc
tion  button 
c:::> page  55 . 
©-Backrest  forward/back : press  the  b utton  fo r
ward/back  ¢ & . 
(D-Lumbar  support* : press  the  but ton  in the 
cor respond ing  pos it ion ¢ 
& or  mult ifunct ion 
button* 
c:::> .&. , ¢page  55. 
& WARNING 
-Never  ad just  the  driver's  or front  passeng 
er 's  seat  while  the  veh icle  is  moving . If you 
do  this  while  the  veh icle  is  moving,  yo u will 
be  out  of  position.  Always  adjust  the  driver 's 
or front  passenger's  seat  when  the  vehicle  is 
not  moving . 
- Be carefu l when  adjust ing  the  seat  height . 
Check to  see  that  no  one  is in the  way,  or  se
r ious  injury  could  result! 
- Because  the  seats  can  be  electrically  adjust
ed  w ith  the  ignition  off,  never  leave  children 
unattended  i n the  vehicle . Unsupervised  use 
of the  e lectr ic sea t adjustments  may  cause 
serious  inju ry. 
- To reduce  the  r isk  of  injury  in the  case  of 
sudden  b raking  or  acc ident,  front  passen
ge rs  must  neve r ride  in  a  moving  veh icle 
w it h  the  backrest  reclined.  Safety  belts  and 
t he  air bag  system  only  offer  maximum  pro 
tect ion  when  the  bac krest  is upr ight  and  the 
safety  belts  are  properly  positioned  on  the 
body.  The  more  the  backrest  is  reclined,  the 
greater  the  risk of  pe rsonal  injury from  an 
incorrect  seating  position  and  improper ly 
positioned  safety  belts . 
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Multifunction  button 
Applies  to  vehicles: with  memory function 
You con adjust  the  massage  function,  lumbar 
support,  side  bolsters  and seating  surface  using  the  multifunction  button . 
Fig. 53  MMI display:  seat  settings 
Operating 
.,.  The  MMI displays  the  possible  seat  settings @ 
when  you  turn  the  multifunction  button(!) 
qpoge  54,  fig.  52 to  the  left or  right qfig.  53, 
¢_&. . 
.,. To select  a seat  setting , turn  the  multifunction 
button (!) until  the  desired  seat  setting  is high
lighted  with  a  red  border . 
.,.  The  arrows @ indicate  the  possible  adjust
ments . For example,  to  move  the  lumbar  sup 
port  down,  press  the  multifunction  button(!) 
down.  The corresponding  arrow © lights  up. 
T he  following  seat  settings @are  possible : 
Massage function*  -Massage  type Wave,  Knock
ing,  Stretch,  Lumbar,  Shoulder  or Off. 
You can 
set  the  massage  strength  level  from  1 to  5 . You 
can  turn  the  selected  massage  on/off  using  the 
button @¢ 
page  54,  fig . 52. 
Lumbar support  -Moving  the  lumbar  support 
up/down  and  making  it firmer/softer ¢& . 
Side bolsters*  -Increasing/reducing  the  side 
support  in the  seat  using  the  side  bolsters  on  the 
seating  surface  and  backrest¢& . 
Seating  surface  -Making  the  seating  surface  lon
ger/shorter ¢&.  . 
Seats  and  storage 
A WARNING 
--
-Never  adjust  the  driver's  or front  passeng
er's  seat  while  the  vehicle  is  moving.  If you 
do  this  while  the  vehicle  is  moving,  you will  be  out  of  position.  Always adjust  the  driver's 
or front  passenger's  seat when  the  vehicle  is 
not  moving. 
- Be careful  when  adjusting  the  seat  height. 
Check to  see  that  no  one  is in the  way,  or  se
rious  injury  could  result! 
- Because  the  seats  can be  electrically  adjust
ed  with  the ignition  off,  never  leave  children 
unattended  in the  vehicle . Unsupervised  use 
of the  electric  seat  adjustments  may  cause 
serious  injury. 
- To  reduce  the  risk  of  injury  in the  case  of 
sudden  braking  or  accident,  front  passen
gers  must  never  ride  in a  moving  vehicle 
with  the  backrest  reclined.  Safety  belts  and  the  airbag  system  only  offer  maximum  pro
tection  when  the  backrest  is upright  and  the  safety  belts  are  properly  positioned  on  the 
body.  The  more  the  backrest  is  reclined,  the 
greater  the  risk  of  personal  injury from an 
incorrect  seating position  and  improperly 
positioned  safety  belts . 
(0 Tips 
- The  massage  function  switches  off  auto
matically  after  approximately  10 minutes. 
- The  side  bolsters*  deflate  when  the  driver's 
door  is opened . This  allows  you  to  enter  and 
exit  comfortably.  The  side  bolsters  inflate 
again  once  you  begin  driving. 
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.. Press  and  hold  the  control  knob  until  the  ad
justing  process  is complete. 
(D Tips 
The  lumbar  support  and  upper  thigh  support 
settings  are  not  transferred  when  aligning 
the  front  passenger's  seat  with  the  driver's 
seat . 
Ashtray 
Applies  to vehicles:  with  ashtray 
Fig. 59 Center  console:  front  ashtray• 
Fig.  60 Door  trim:  rear ashtray 
Opening /closing 
.. To open  the  front  ashtray,  slide  the  cover  up . 
..  To  close  the  front  ashtray,  press  down  on  the 
cover  . 
..  To  open  the  rear  ashtray,  tap the  cover  on  the 
rim. 
Emptying 
..  To empty  the  front  ashtray,  pull  it  upward  and 
out  . 
..  To  empty  the  rear  ashtray, press  the  rear  side 
of  the  cover  down  when  it  is  open~ 
fig. 60. The 
ashtray  will  lift up  out  of  its  mount. 
..  To  insert  the  ashtray  again,  press  it  down  into 
the  mount  until  it locks  into  place . 
Seats and storage 
A WARNING 
-Never  use  the  ashtray  to  hold  paper,  because 
this  increases  the  risk  of a fire. 
Cigarette  lighter 
Applies to  vehicles:  with  cigare tte ligh ter 
Fig.  61 Center  console : cigarette  lighter 
.. Push  the  knob  on  the  cigarette  lighter  in . 
..  Remove  the  cigarette  lighter  when  it  pops  out. 
A WARNING ~ 
The  cigarette  lighter  only  works  when  the  ig-
nition  is switched  on.  Incorrect  usage  can  Lead 
to  serious  injuries or  burns.  For this  reason, 
children  should  never be  left  unattended  in 
the  vehicle  because  this  increases  the  r isk of 
injury . 
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Fuses 
Driver  side  cockpit  fuse 
assignment 
F ig.  211 Driver 's side  of t he cockpit : fuse  pa nel w it h  plastic 
clip 
Fuse panel  @ (black ) 
No . Equipment 
Electromecha nica l powe r stee ring,  trai ler 
1  hitch,  io nizer,  sw itch  st rip,  sea t heat ing 
(rear),  ele ctromech an ical  parking  br ake 
Horn,  climate  control  system,  Gateway, 
2  automatic  dimming  interior  rearv
iew  mir-
ror 
4  Parking  aid,  headlight  range  adjustment 
5  Dynamic  steering,  Electron
ic Stabilization 
Control  (ESC) 
6  Headlights 
7 Adaptive  cru ise control 
8 Front  passenger's  seat senso rs, airbag 
9  Gateway 
1 0  E
ngine  sound,  night  vision  ass ist,  garage 
door  opener  (Homelink),  parking  aid 
1 1  Video  camera  im age pro cessing 
12  Headlights 
1 3  Steeri ng col umn  sw itch  module 
14  Term inal  15  ( luggage  compartment) 
260 
Fuse panel @ (black) 
15  Terminal  15  (engine  compartment) 
16  Starte r 
Fuse panel @ (brown ) 
No.  Equipment 
1  Infotainment 
2  Infotainmen t 
3  F
ront  passenger's  seat 
5  A
irbag,  Elect ronic S tabiliza tion  Con trol 
( E SC) 
6  Ant i- theft  alarm  system 
7  Electromechanical  pa rking  brake 
8 Inter io r li ghts 
9 
Windshie ld video  camera  heating,  light/ 
rain  sensor 
10  Lumbar  support  (dr iver's  seat) 
11  Driver's  seat 
12  Elec tronic stab ilizati on  con trol 
13  Horn 
1 4  H eadlights 
15  Front  seat  heating 
16  Dynamic stee ring 
Fuse panel © (red) 
No . Equipment 
1  C lutch  peda l 
2  Fuel  pump 
3  Brake light  sensor 
4  AdB
lue (diese l eng ine)/engine  aco ustics 
5  Rear door 
6  Fr
ont  door 
7  Electronic  stab ili z at ion con trol 
8 Windshie ld wiper  motor 
9  Headlight  washer  system 
10  Inter
ior  lig hting,  climate  control  system 
1 1  Headlights 
12  Sunroof