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Drivin ga nd pa rk ing .................................. 12 7
Driving ........................................................ 12 7
DY NA MIC SELECT switc h. .......................... .1 34
Au to matic transmission .............................. 13 5
Manual ge arshiftin g. .................................. .1 37
Gearshif tr ecommendatio n. ........................ 13 8
Using kickdown .......................................... 13 8
Re fueling .................................................... 13 8
Pa rk ing ...................................................... .1 40
Driving and driving saf et ys ys te ms .............. 14 7
Instrument Displa ya nd on-board
compu te r .................................................. 19 4
Instrument displ ay ove rv ie w. ...................... 19 4
Overvie woft he buttons on th es te ering
wheel ......................................................... .1 95
Operating th eo n-boar dc omputer .............. 19 5
Displ ay sint he multifunction displa y. .......... 19 7
Ad justing th ei nstrument lighting ............... .1 97
Menus and submenus ................................. 19 8
Head-up Displa y. ........................................ 205
Vo ice Control Sy st em .............................. 206
Operating saf et y. ........................................ 20 6 Operatio n. .................................................. 206
Using Vo ice Cont ro lS ys te me ff ecti ve ly ...... 208
Essential commands .................................. 208
Multimedi as ys te m ................................... 21 7
Overvie wa nd operation .............................. 21 7
Sy st em settings .......................................... 225
Na vigation .................................................. 233
Te lephon e. .................................................. 23 5
Online an dI nterne tf unctions ..................... 24 9
Media ......................................................... 256
Ra dio .......................................................... 268
Sound ........................................................ .2 74
Maintenanc ea nd care ............................. 27 7
ASS YS TP LU Ss ervice inter va ld ispla y. ...... .2 77
Engine compartment .................................. 27 8
Cleaning and car e. ...................................... 28 4
Brea kd ow na ssistance ............................ 292
Emergency .................................................. 292
Ve hicle to ol kit ............................................ 293
Flat tir e. ..................................................... .2 94 Batter y( ve hicle) ......................................... 299
To ws ta rt in gort ow ing aw ay ....................... 304
Electrica lf uses ........................................... 308
Wheel sa nd tires ....................................... 31 1
No ise or unusual handlin gc haracteristics ... 31 1
Re gular ch ecking of wheels and tires ......... .3 11
No te sons no wc hains ................................ .3 12
Ti re pressur e. .............................................. 31 2
Loading th ev ehicle .................................... .3 19
Ti re labeling ................................................ 323
Definitions fo rt ires and loading ................. 328
Changing aw hee l. ...................................... 331
Te ch nical data .......................................... 34 0
No te sont echnical dat a. ............................. 340
Ve hicle electronics .................................... .3 40
Ve hicle identification plate, VIN and
engine number .......................................... .3 42
Operating fl uids .......................................... 344
Ve hicle dat a. ............................................... 350 Contents 3
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yo urself and to avo id obs ta cle sw he nb ac king
up.
Th er ear vie wc amer aiso nly an aid. It is no ta
substitut ef or yo ur attentio ntot he immediate
sur ro undings. The re sponsibility fo rs af em aneu‐
ve ri ng and pa rk ing re mains wit hy ou. Mak es ure
th at th er ea re no persons, animals or objects in
ra ng ew hile maneu ve ri ng and pa rk ing.
Yo uc an select from th ef ollowing vie ws :R
No rm al viewR
Wi de-angle viewR
Tr ailer view
The area behin dt he ve hicle is displa ye dasa
mir ro ri mage, as in th ei nside mir ro r.
Sy st em limitations
The re ar vie wc amer aw ill no tf unction or will
on ly pa rt ially function in th ef ollowing situations:R
If th et ru nk lid or ta ilgat eiso pen.R
If th er eish eavy ra in, sno worf og.R
If th ea mbient light is poor ,e .g. at night. R
If th ec amer al ens is obstructed, dirty or fo g‐
ge du p. Obser ve th en ot es on cleaning th e
re ar vie wc amer a( →
pag e2 87 ).R
If th er ear of yo ur ve hicle is damaged. In th is
case, ha ve th ec amer ap osition and setting
ch ec ke dataq ualified specialis tw or ks hop.
The fi eld of vision and ot her functions of th er ear
vie wc amer am ay be re st ri cted du etoa dditional
accesso ri es on th er ear of th ev ehicle (e.g.
license plat eb ra ck et or bicycle ra ck ).
Ve hicles without Pa rk ing Pilot
The fo llowing camer av ie ws ar ea va ilable in th e
mu ltime
dia sy st em: Normal view 1
Ye llo wg uide line at ad is ta nce of appr ox ‐
imatel y13ft( 4.0 m) from th er ear area
2
Whit eg uide line without turnin gt he st eering
wheel, ve hicle widt hi ncluding th ee xterior
mir ro rs (s ta tic)
3
Ye llo wg uide line fo rt he ve hicle widt hi nclud‐
ing th ee xterio rm ir ro rs ,f or cur re nt st eering
wheel angle (dynamic)
4
Ye llo wl ane markin goft he tires at cur re nt
st eering wheel angle (dynamic) Driving and parking 17 5
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5
Ye llo wg uide line at ad is ta nce of appr ox ‐
imatel y3 .3 ft (1.0 m) from th er ear area
6
Ve hicle center axle (mar ke ra ssi st ance)
7
Bumper
8
Re dg uide line at ad is ta nce of appr ox imately
12 in (0. 3m)f ro mt he re ar area Wi de-angle view
Tr ailer view
1
Ye llo wg uide line, locating aid 2
Re dg uide line at ad is ta nce of appr ox imately
12 in (0. 3m)tot he ball head of th et railer
hitch 3
Ball head of th et ra iler hitch
Ve hicles with Pa rk ing Pilot
The fo llowing camera vie ws ar ea va ilable in th e
multimedia sy st em:
Normal view
1
Ye llo wl ane markin goft he tires at cur re nt
st eering wheel angle (dynamic)
2
Ye llo wg uide line, ve hicle widt hi ncluding
outside mir ro rs (dynamic)17 6
Driving and pa rk ing
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TIREFI Tk it sto ra ge location
The TIREFIT kit is located under th et ru nk fl oor.
1
Ti re sealant fi ller bottle
2
Ti re inflation compressor Flat tire
Note sonf lat tires
q
WA RNING Risk of accident du etoaf lat
tire
Af lat tir es eve re ly af fe cts th ed ri ving ch arac‐
te ri st ics as we ll as th es te ering and braking
behavior of th ev ehicle.
Ti re sw ithout ru n-fla tc haracteristics:
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Ve hicles with tir ep re ssur em onitoring sys‐
te m: MOExtended tires ma yo nly be used in con‐
junctio nw it hana ctivated tir ep re ssur em onitor‐
ing sy st em.
If ap re ssur el oss wa rn ing messag ea ppear si n
th em ultifunction display:R
Chec kt he tir ef or damage.R
If driving on, obser ve th ef ollowing no te s
q
WA RNING Risk of accident whe nd ri ving
in li mp -hom em ode
Whe nd ri ving in li mp -hom em ode, th eh an‐
dling ch aracteristic sa re impaired. e. g. when
cornering ,w hen acceleratin gs tr on gl ya nd
when braking.
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No ise or unusual handling ch aracteristics
Whil ed ri ving ,p ay attention to vibrations, noises
and unusual handling ch aracteristics, e.g .p ulling
to one side. This ma yi ndicat et hat th ew heels or
tires ar ed amaged. If yo us uspect th at at ir ei s
defective, re duce yo ur spee di mmediatel y. St op
th ev ehicle as soon as possible to ch ec kt he
wheels and tires fo rd ama ge .H idden tir ed am ‐
ag ec ould also be causing th eu nusual handling
ch aracteristics. If yo uf ind no sign sofd am age,
ha ve th et ires and wheels ch ec ke dataq ualified
spec ialis tw or ks hop.
Re gular ch ecking of wheels and tires
q
WA RNING Risk of accident from dam‐
aged tires
Dama ge dt ires can cause tir ep re ssur el oss.
As ar esult, yo uc ou ld lose cont ro lofy our
ve hicle.
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R
The tires ma yw ear exc essivel ya nd/or
une ve nl y, whic hm ay greatly impair tire
traction. R
The drivin gc haracteristics, as we ll as
st eering and braking, ma ybeg re atly
impaired.
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The tir ep re ssur et able sho ws th er ecommended
tir ep re ssur ef or all tires appr ove df or th is ve hi‐
cle. The re commended tir ep re ssur ea pp ly fo r
cold tires under va ri ous operating conditions, i.e.
loading and/or speed of th ev ehicle.
If one or mor et ir es izes precede at ir ep re ssure,
th et ir ep re ssur ei nformation fo llowing is only
va lid fo rt hose tir es izes.
The load conditions "partially laden" and "fully
laden" ar ed efined in th et able fo rd if fe re nt num‐
be rs of passenger sa nd amounts of luggage. The
actual number of seats ma yd if fe rf ro mt his. Some tir ep re ssur et ables onl ys ho wt he ri m
diame te ri ns te ad of th ec omple te tir es iz e, e.g.
R18 .T he ri md iame te risp ar toft he tir es ize and
can be fo und on th et ir es ide wa ll ( →
pag e3 26).
Be sur etoa lso obse rv et he fo llowing fur th er
re lated subjects: R
No te sont ir ep re ssur e( →
pag e3 12 )R
Ti re and Loading In fo rm atio np lacard
( →
pag e3 19 ) Wheels and tires 31 5
