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law. To fulfil these obligations, the 
vehicle manufacturer requires tech-
nical data from the vehicle. Data 
from the vehicle can also be used 
to check customer warranty claims.
Error and event memories in the 
vehicle can be reset when any 
authorized Toyota retailer or Toyota 
authorized repairer, or any reliable 
repairer performs repair or servic-
ing work.
Depending on the vehicle equip-
ment, the following comfort and 
individual settings can be saved in 
the vehicle and modified or reset at 
any time.
These include, for example:
• Setting for the seat position.
• Suspension and climate control 
settings.
Data can be imported into the vehi-
cle entertainment and communica-
tion system if required, for example 
via a smartphone.
Depending on the vehicle equip-
ment, this data includes:
• Multimedia data such as music, 
films or photos for playback in an 
integrated multimedia system.
• Address book data for use in 
conjunction with an integrated 
hands-free system or an inte-grated navigation system.
• Entered navigation destinations.
• Data on the use of Internet ser-
vices.
This data may be saved locally in 
the vehicle or is found on a device 
that has been connected to the 
vehicle, for example a smartphone, 
USB stick or MP3 player. If this 
data is saved in the vehicle, it can 
be deleted at any time.
This data is only transmitted to third 
parties if expressly requested in the 
course of using online services. 
The transfer depends on the set-
tings selected for using the ser-
vices.
Depending on the equipment, 
mobile devices connected to the 
vehicle, for example smartphones, 
can be controlled via the vehicle 
controls.
Sound and images from the mobile 
device can be played back and dis-
played through the multimedia sys-
tem. Certain information is 
transferred to the mobile device at 
the same time. Depending on the 
type of integration, this includes 
position data and other general 
vehicle information, for example. 
This optimises the way in which 
selected apps, for example naviga-
tion or music playback, work.
There is no further interaction  Data entry and data transfer 
into the vehicle
General
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QUICK REFERENCE
1Tap the rear edge of the fuel 
filler flap to open it.
2Turn the fuel tank cap anticlock-
wise.
3Place the fuel tank cap in the 
holder on the fuel filler flap.
For optimal fuel consumption, the 
petrol should be sulphur-free or low in sulphur content.
Fuels labelled on the pump as con-
taining metal must not be used. 
P. 3 0 7
The tyre inflation pressure inscrip-
tions can be found on the tyre pres-
sure plate on the door pillar.
For Tyre Pressure Monitor (TPM):
For tyres that cannot be found in 
the tyre inflation pressure inscrip-
tions on the Control Display, reset 
the Tyre Pressure Monitor (TPM).
Check regularly and adjust as nec-
essary:
• At least twice a month.
• Before a long journey.
Seat heating.
Climate control operation.
Air flow, manual.
Refuelling stop
Refuelling
Fuel tank cap
Petrol
ButtonFunction
Wheels and tyres
Tyre inflation pressure information
After adjusting the tyre inflation 
pressure
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Regardless of which remote control 
is currently being used, it is possi-
ble to call up a different driver pro-
file. This enables the personal 
vehicle settings to be called up, 
even if the vehicle was not 
unlocked with the driver's own 
remote control.
Via Toyota Supra Command:
1"My Vehicle"
2"Driver profiles"
3Select a driver profile.
4"OK"
• The settings saved in the 
selected driver profile are 
applied automatically.
• The selected driver profile is allo-
cated to the currently used 
remote control.
• If the driver profile has already 
been allocated to another remote 
control, this driver profile then 
applies to both remote controls.
With the guest profile, individual 
settings can be performed that are 
not saved in any of the three driver 
profiles.
Via Toyota Supra Command:
1"My Vehicle"
2"Driver profiles"3"Drive off (guest)"
4"OK"
The guest profile cannot be 
renamed. It is not allocated to the 
currently used remote control.
To avoid mixing up driver profiles, it 
is possible to assign a personal 
name to the currently used driver 
profile.
Via Toyota Supra Command:
1"My Vehicle"
2"Driver profiles"
3Select a driver profile.
 The driver profile marked with this 
symbol can be renamed.
4"Change driver profile name"
5Enter a profile name.
6 Select the symbol.
The settings of the active driver 
profile are reset to factory settings.
Via Toyota Supra Command:
1"My Vehicle"
2"Driver profiles"
3Select a driver profile.
 The driver profile marked with this 
symbol can be reset.
4"Reset driver profile"
5"OK" Profile management
Selecting a driver profile
Guest profile
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The NORMAL drive mode is auto-
matically selected when 
drive-ready state is switched on.
■Principle
Balanced configuration between 
dynamic and efficient driving.
■Principle
Dynamic configuration for greater 
agility with an optimised suspen-
sion.
■Switching on
■Principle
Individual settings can be made in 
SPORT INDIVIDUAL drive mode.
■Configuring
Via Toyota Supra Command:
1"My Vehicle"
2"Vehicle settings"
3"Configure SPORT INDIVID-
UAL"
4"Customise Settings"
5Select the desired setting.
The setting is saved for the cur-
rently used driver profile.
Reset customize settings to default 
setting:
"Reset to SPORT STANDARD". Drive modes
Button in the vehicle
ButtonDrive 
modeConfigu-
ration
SPORTSPORTCustom-
ise
Drive modes in detail
NORMAL
SPORT
Press the button.
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CONTROLS
3"Displays"
4"Instrument cluster"
5"On-board computer"
6Select the desired setting.
The setting is saved for the cur-
rently used driver profile.
■Display/reset kilometres
• Keep the knob pressed down to 
reset the trip distance.
■Display
■Principle
The range shows what distance 
can still be covered with the current 
amount of fuel in the tank.
■General
The estimated range available with 
the remaining fuel is permanently 
displayed in the instrument cluster.
A vehicle message is displayed 
briefly if the remaining range is low. 
If a dynamic driving style is 
adopted, for example fast corner-
ing, engine function is not always 
ensured.
If the range drops below approxi-
mately 50 km, 30 miles the vehicle 
message is continuously displayed.
■Safety note
■Display
■Principle
The current consumption indicates 
how much fuel is currently being 
used. It is possible to check the 
economy and environmental com- Detailed information
Odometer and trip distance 
recorder
• Press the knob to dis-
play the trip distance.
When drive-ready state is 
switched off, the total dis-
tance covered and trip dis-
tance are displayed.
Current drivable range
NOTICE
If the range drops below 50 km, 30 
miles, the engine may no longer be 
supplied with sufficient fuel. Engine 
function is no longer ensured. There 
is a danger of damage to property. 
Refuel in good time.
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patibility of your driving style.
■General
The current fuel consumption is dis-
played on the instrument cluster as 
a bar display.
■Display
■General
The average speed and average 
consumption are calculated for the 
distance travelled since 
theon-board computer was last 
reset.
The calculation of average speed 
ignores any stationary periods 
where the engine was switched off 
manually.
■Resetting average valuesPress and hold the button on the 
turn indicator lever.
■Display
The on-board computer shows vari-
ous vehicle related data, for exam-
ple average values, on the Control 
Display.
Two types of on-board computer 
are available on the Control Dis-
play:
• "On-board computer": average 
values for example consumption 
are displayed. The valuescan be 
reset individually.
• "Trip computer": values provide 
an overview of a particular route, 
and can be reset as often as 
required. Average speed and average con-
sumption
On-board computer on the 
Control Display
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CONTROLS
Via Toyota Supra Command:
1"My Vehicle"
2"Driving information"
3"On-board computer" or "Trip 
computer"
Via Toyota Supra Command:
1"My Vehicle"
2"Driving information"
3"On-board computer"
4"Consumption" or "Speed"
5"OK"
Via Toyota Supra Command:
1"My Vehicle"
2"Driving information"
3"Trip computer"
4If necessary, tilt the Controller to 
the left.
• "Reset": all values are reset.
• "Reset automatically": all val-
ues are reset if the vehicle is at a 
stand still for approximately 4 
hours.
5If necessary, "OK"Depending on the vehicle specifica-
tions, the current power output and 
torque can be displayed on the con-
trol display.
The following information is dis-
played:
To r q u e .
Power.
Via Toyota Supra Command:
1"My vehicle"
2"Sport displays"
A speed limit can be set which trig-
gers a warning when it is reached.
The warning is repeated if the vehi-
cle speed exceeds the set speed 
limit again, after it has dropped 
below 5 km/h/3 mph. Calling up the on-board com-
puter or trip computer
Resetting the on-board com-
puter
Resetting the trip computer
Sport displays
Principle
Display on the Control Dis-
play
Overview
Displays
Speed warning
Principle
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mph.
If a sporty driving style is 
adopted, for example sharp 
acceleration or fast cornering.
In active driving situations, for 
example frequent lane changes.
In poor road conditions.
In strong crosswinds.
The system is reset approximately 
45 minutes after the vehicle is 
stopped, for example when taking a 
break during a long motorway jour-
ney.This chapter describes all standard, 
country-specific and special equip-
ment available for the model series. 
It may therefore describe equip-
ment and functions which are not 
installed in your vehicle, for exam-
ple on account of the optional 
equipment selected or the country 
specification. This also applies to 
safety-relevant functions and sys-
tems. Please comply with the rele-
vant laws and regulations when 
using the corresponding functions 
and systems.
ABS prevents the wheels from lock-
ing when the brakes are applied.
Steering control is retained even in 
the event of full braking, thereby 
enhancing active road safety.
ABS is ready to operate each time 
the engine is started.
Situations which the ABS cannot 
operate sufficiently:
When entering a curve at an 
excessively high rate of speedDriving Stability Control 
Systems
Vehicle equipment
Anti-lock Brake System ABS