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Automatic locking and un-
locking
Please refer to and at the start of
the chapter on page 77.
Automatic locking (Auto Lock)
The v
ehicle locks itself automatically at
speeds above approximately 15 km/h
(9 mph). The indicator lamp in the central
locking button will light up yellow when the
v

ehicle is locked.
Automatic unlocking (Auto Unlock)
All vehicle doors and the boot lid are auto-
matically unlocked if one of the following
conditions applies:

Opening and closing the driv-
er door manually
Please refer to and at the start of
the chapter on page 77. Fig. 60
Handle on the driv er door: levering off
the cover. Manually closing the front
passenger door and rear
doors
Please refer to and at the start of
the chapter on page 77. Fig. 62
In the end face of the right-hand door:
locking the v
ehicle manually with the spare key.
The front passenger door and the rear doors
can be locked manually. The anti-theft alarm
is not activated in this case

x
Close and lock the boot lid and all v ehi-
cle doors when the vehicle is not in use.
Ensure that no one remains in the vehi-
cle.
x Never leave children playing unattended
in or around the vehicle, especially when
the boot lid is open. Children could climb
into the luggage compartment and shut
the boot lid, thereby trapping them-
selves inside. Temperatures inside
a locked vehicle may be extremely hot or
cold depending on the season. This can
cause serious injuries and illness or fa-
talities, especially among small children. NOTICE
Never use the opening mechanism to fix or
hold a load. This could lead to damage that
makes it impossible to close the boot lid. NOTICE
Never use the rear window wiper or the rear
spoiler to fix or hold a load. This may result in
damage that causes the rear wiper or rear
spoiler to be torn off

. Opening and closing the boot
lid
Please refer to and at the start of
the chapter on page 84. Fig. 65
In the boot lid: button f
or opening the
boot lid. or
button on the vehicle key.

Troubleshooting
Please refer to and at the start of
the chapter on page 84.
Boot lid cannot be opened or closed

sition any body part directly against or
too close to where the airbags are fitted.
NOTICE
Sharp edges can damage the seats.
x Do not touch the seats with sharp-edged
objects. Sharp objects, such as zips, riv
ets
on clothing or belts, may damage surfaces.
Open Velcro fasteners may also cause
damage. Mechanically adjusting the
front seat
Please refer to and at the start of
the chapter on page 93.
The f

ollowing section contains a description
of all possible controls. The number of con-
trols may vary depending on the version of
the seat.
The controls are mirrored for the right-hand
front seat.
94 Seats and head restraints

Fig. 74
On the left front seat: controls. 1
Take your weight off the backrest and
turn the handwheel to adjust it. Electrically adjusting the
front seat
Please refer to and at the start of
the chapter on page 93.
The controls are mirrored f
or the right-hand
front seat.
The seat may have a combination of mechan-
ical and electrical controls. Fig. 75
Switches on the front left seat, adjust-
ing the front seat f
orwards or backwards, adjust-
ing the backrest and the seat cushion height and
tilt. 1
A
Slides the seat forwards or back-
wards. D
Adjusts the angle of the backrest. Fig. 76
Switch on the front left seat: adjusting
the lumbar support. 1
Adjust the curve of the lumbar support
f

orwards. Front seats 95
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Open Velcro fasteners may also cause
damage.
Folding the backrest of the
rear bench seat f
orwards and
backwards Please refer to and at the start of
the chapter on page 96.
The rear seat backrest is split. Each part of
the rear seat backrest can be f

olded down to
increase the size of the luggage compart-
ment. Fig. 77
In the rear seat backrest: release but-
ton.
F

olding the rear seat backrest forwards

Adjusting head restraints
Please refer to and at the start of
the chapter on page 98. Fig. 78
Front head restraint: adjusting.
Adjusting the height of the front head re-
straint 1
button,
push the head restraint up or down in the
direction of the arrows.
The head restraint must securely engage in
the top position or other intermediate posi-
tion. In the lowest position, where the guide
pin is completely pushed into the guide rail,
the head restraint does not engage properly. Fig. 79
Rear head restraint: adjusting. Adjusting the height of the rear head re-
straint 1
if
necessary, push the head restraint up or
down in the direction of the arrows.
The head restraint must engage securely into
position. Removing and installing the
head restraints
Please refer to and at the start of
the chapter on page 98. Fig. 80
F
ront head restraint: removing.
Removing the front head restraints 1
.