Fiat 500 (2022 year). Manual in english — page 4

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CLOSING WITH PASSIVE ENTRY

(where provided)

If the car is equipped with Passive

Entry function, by pressing the door

lock button (C) fig. 62 the soft top will

close as long as the user holds down

the lock button.

WARNING The soft top can only be

moved from "Passive Entry" when

the soft top is between the all closed

position and the spoiler position. It is

not possible to move the soft top if it is

between the spoiler position and the all

open position.

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EMERGENCY OPERATION

If the buttons fail, the soft top can

be moved manually proceeding as

described below:

take the key (A) fig. 63 provided and

located in the boot in combination with

the tool bag or the Fix&Go kit;

A

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fit the key in position, visible from

inside the boot beneath the parcel shelf

in the point shown in fig. 64;

turn: clockwise to open the soft top;

anticlockwise to close it.

A

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If the tailgate fails to open because the

12V battery is flat, or following a fault

in the tailgate electric lock, perform the

emergency tailgate opening procedure

as described in the “Boot” chapter

of the “Knowing your car” section,

then manually move the soft top as

described above.

To restore the automatic movement

conditions, apply to Fiat Dealership.

INITIALISATION

PROCEDURE

The soft top must be reinitialised after

disconnecting the 12V battery or if the

corresponding protective fuse is blown.
Proceed as follows:

with the ignition device in the

ENGINE position, keep the opening

button pressed until the soft top is

completely open;

when the soft top is completely

open, keep the button pressed for at

least 2 seconds;

keep the closing button pressed until

the soft top is completely closed;

once the all closed position has been

reached, continue to press the button

until the soft top makes a full opening

and closing run.
If the soft top is already initialized, the

user can perform a new initialisation by

the following steps:

keep the opening button pressed

until the soft top is completely open;

when the soft top is completely

open, keep the button pressed for at

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least 30 seconds (to force the loss of

initialisation);

keep the closing button pressed until

the soft top is completely closed;

once the all closed position has been

reached, continue to press the button

until the soft top makes a full opening

and closing run.

WIND STOP

The Wind Stop fig. 65 is designed to

improve driving comfort, by reducing

air turbulence in the passenger

compartment when travelling with the

soft top down.
To use the Wind Stop fig. 65:

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Release the backrest of the rear seat

(single or split).

Attach the Wind Stop by inserting

the central part inside the rear screen

guard, with the concave part in the

direction of the passenger, as shown in

fig. 65;

re-position the backrest correctly; the

Wind Stop is locked between the seat

and parcel shelf.

FRONT SPOILER

The car is provided with a front spoiler

which can be raised to improve

aerodynamic comfort inside the

passenger compartment.
To lift the spoiler, release the catch

by means of the slider (A) moving it to

position (2) as shown in fig. 66
With the spoiler raised, take care not to

move the slider (A) from position (1) to

position (2).

1

2

A

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To lower the spoiler, press and move

the slider to position fig. 67 to lock it

once the slider’s catch is positioned

inside its housing (1) fig. 66.

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It is advisable to raise the spoiler when

the horizontal segment of the top

is open and at speeds faster than

50 km/h.
With the top completely open, it is

advisable to keep the spoiler lowered

to limit wind noise inside the passenger

compartment.
Raising the spoiler will reduce the flow

of air to the rear seats.

WASHING/CLEANING

THE SOFT TOP

18) 19) 20) 21) 22) 23) 24) 25)

Use of specific products is

recommended for washing the soft top

cloth.
The soft top fabric is treated with a

special water-repellent, waterproof

product. The water-repellent properties

will degrade in time with exposure to

the weather elements. Observe the

following instructions.

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Remove as much dirt from the surface

of the soft top with a soft brush or

vacuum cleaning before washing

it. This operation will considerably

improve the final result.
In lack of specific products, use water

and neutral soap applied with a sponge

(preferably in the shade) for washing.

Rinse the soft top with clean water after

having eliminated all the stains.
Hand washing is recommended;

modern automatic washing systems

equipped with soft brushes which

do not apply excessive pressure and

employ specific soft top products may

be used.
Leave the car in the shade after

washing avoiding direct sunlight.

Waterproofing the soft top

Use specific waterproofing products for

fabric soft tops.

Interior soft top fabric

Remove dust with a soft brush. Avoid

using hard brushes made of synthetic

material to prevent damaging the fabric

beyond repair.
Clean the surface with a microfibre

cloth or soft sponge dipped in a

solution of water and neutral soap.

Clean the entire surface, including the

zones where cleaning is not needed, to

prevent staining.

Use common, care mild stain removers

that can be purchased from car

cleaning product ranges to remove

more stubborn stains. Apply by blotting

(never rubbing) directly on the area of

the stain.

32)

Keep hands away from the top

mechanism while opening and closing the

top or if the top stops in a position before

completing the cycle to prevent damage

and injury.

33)

Keep children away from the area in

which the top is folding during opening or

closing operations.

34)

When leaving the car, turn the ignition

device to STOP and always take the

electronic key with you to avoid the risk of

injury due to accidental operation of the

soft top. Improper use may be dangerous.

Before and during operation, always check

that no-one is at risk of being injured by

the moving soft top or by objects getting

caught and dragged by it.

15)

Never open the top in presence of

snow or ice to prevent damage.

16)

Do not place objects on the rear

window shelf to prevent damage while the

top is closing.

17)

Loads may not be secured on the roof.

18)

Bird droppings and plant resins must

be washed off immediately and thoroughly

from the soft top as the acid they contain

is particularly aggressive.

19)

Never use high-pressure washing

systems.

20)

When using steam washers or

high-pressure water washers, maintain

a suitable distance and do not exceed a

maximum temperature of 60

°

C. Damage,

alterations and water infiltration may

occur if the distance is too small and the

pressure is too high.

21)

If a water jet is used, direct away

from the edges of the fabric and the rear

window frame to prevent water infiltration.

22)

Never use alcohol, petrol, chemical

products, detergents, stain removers, wax,

solvents and "wash and polish" products.

23)

Rinse immediately to remove soap

to prevent stains. Repeat the operation if

needed.

24)

Follow the instructions on the

waterproofing product container for

perfect results.

25)

The rubber seals on the soft top

must be cleaned exclusively with water.

If you notice that this trim is dry or is

sticking, apply talcum powder or products

specifically for rubber trim (silicone spray).

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BOOT

35) 36)

ELECTRIC HANDLE

(SOFT TOUCH)

The tailgate can be opened at any time

if the doors are unlocked.
To open it, enable the handle, opening

one of the front doors or unlocking the

doors with the remote control.

Operate the electric handle (F) fig. 68

to open the tailgate.

To release the lock with the remote

control, press button

.

For cars with the Passive Entry

system, even if the doors are locked,

the boot can be opened using the

electric handle (F) with a valid key

detected near the rear of the car.

To close, use the handle located

inside the tailgate.

If the tailgate is not shut properly the

dedicated instrument panel or colour

display warning light (where provided)

will switch on.

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Opening the tailgate with soft top

all open

Pressing the tailgate opening one-

touch button (F) fig. 68 to automatically

close the soft top to spoiler position.

The tailgate can be opened in spoiler

position.

WARNING It is not possible to open

the boot if the soft top has not been

initialised. Carry out the soft top

initialisation procedure as described in

the section "Initialisation procedure" in

the chapter "Soft top" in this section.

CLOSING

To close, lower the tailgate by pressing

near the lock until you hear it click.
For cars equipped with the Passive

Entry system, the boot and all doors

can be locked with the button (G)

fig. 68 if a valid key is detected near the

rear of the car.
A handle (B) fig. 69 is provided inside

the tailgate to make it easier to close.

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EMERGENCY TAILGATE

OPENING

To open the tailgate from the inside if

the 12V battery in the car is flat or the

electric lock on the tailgate is faulty,

proceed as follows:

take out the rear head restraints;

tilt the backrests;

to unlock the tailgate mechanically,

working from the inside of the boot,

remove the protective yellow cap and

then use lever (A) fig. 70.

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CARGO BOX (mode

2 cable and mode 3

cable)

The car is equipped with a 230 Volt AC

Mode 2 charge cable (A) fig. 71 or a

Mode 3 charge cable, located inside

a special container positioned in the

boot.

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Bag for the Mode 3 cable

(for versions/markets where provided)
The car may be equipped with a

"Mode 3" charging cable , located

inside a special bag, placed in the

boot.

35)

Never exceed the maximum permitted

load in the boot; see the “Technical

specifications” section. Also make sure

that the objects you place in the boot have

been properly secured, to avoid them from

being thrown forward consequent to sharp

braking and injuring your passengers.

36)

Be careful not to hit objects on the roof

rack when you open the tailgate.

BONNET

37) 38) 39)

OPENING

Proceed as follows:

pull the lever (A) fig. 72 in the

direction indicated by the arrow;

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move the lever (B) fig. 73 leftwards as

shown in the figure;

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raise the bonnet completely: the

operation is facilitated by the presence

of two gas springs which hold it the all

open position.
Do not tamper with the gas shock

absorber and accompany the bonnet

while lifting it.

CLOSING

To close, lower the bonnet to

approximately 20 centimetres from

the motor compartment then let it

drop. Make sure that the bonnet

is completely closed and not only

fastened by the locking device by trying

to open it. If it is not perfectly closed,

do not try to press the bonnet down

but open it and repeat the procedure.
IMPORTANT Always check that the

bonnet is closed correctly to prevent

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it from opening while the vehicle is

travelling.

37)

Be very careful not to allow scarves,

neck ties and other loose articles of

clothing from touching, even accidentally,

any moving parts. This may cause the

clothing to be pulled into the part, resulting

in serious risk to the wearer.

38)

For safety reasons, the bonnet must

always be properly closed while driving.

Therefore, make sure that the bonnet

is properly closed and that the lock is

engaged. If you discover that the bonnet

is not perfectly closed while driving, stop

immediately and close the bonnet in the

correct manner.

39)

Use both hands to lift the bonnet.

Before lifting, check that the windscreen

wiper arms are not raised from the

windscreen, that the car is stationary and

that the parking brake is applied.

INTERIOR FITTINGS

STORAGE

COMPARTMENTS

40)

Lower compartment

To open the bottom drawer, pull the

lever (A) fig. 74. The flap opens down

automatically.

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SUN VISORS

They are located at the sides of the

interior rear-view mirror (fig. 75).
They can be adjusted forwards and

sideways.
To direct the visor laterally, detach the

visor from the interior rear-view mirror

side support and turn it towards the

side window.
Courtesy mirrors are located on the

back of the sun visors.

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WARNING On both sides of the

passenger side sun visor there is a

label advising that it is compulsory to

deactivate the airbag if a rear facing

child restraint system is fitted. Always

comply with the instructions on the sun

visor (see the "Supplementary Restraint

System (SRS) - Airbag" chapter in the

"Safety" section).

USB INPUT

(where provided)
The car can be equipped with three

USB ports. The port located on

the dashboard ((A) fig. 76) for data

transfer to the

Uconnect™

system

and for charging external devices, the

USB port inside the central console

((B) fig. 77) and on the dashboard,

next to the smartphone holder (where

provided) (D) fig. 78 for charging

external devices only.

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76

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77

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D

78

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WARNING After using a USB charging

port, we recommend disconnecting the

device (smartphone), always removing

the cable from the port of the car first,

never from the device. Cables left

flying or connected incorrectly could

compromise correct recharging and/or

the USB socket condition.

NOTE The USB port handles

data transmission from the Pen

Drive/Smartphone, etc. and slow

recharging of an external device, which

is not guaranteed as it depends on the

device type/brand.

POWER SOCKET

This is located on the central console

and only works with the ignition device

in the ENGINE position. To use it, open

cap (C) fig. 77.
On versions provided with "smoker's

kit" optional equipment, the cigar lighter

is fitted instead of the power socket.

WARNING Do not connect devices

with powers higher than 180W to the

socket. Do not damage the socket by

using unsuitable adaptors.

COMPARTMENT ON

CENTRAL TUNNEL

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In the central tunnel there is a storage

compartment. To access it, grab the

handle (A) fig. 79 and push the cover

back. A second USB port is provided

inside the compartment on some

versions.

70

80

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There may be an armrest with

integrated storage compartment

between the front seats.
To access the compartment, pull the

lever upwards (A) fig. 80 and lift the

armrest.

CUP HOLDERS / CANS

AND HOLDERS

On the central tunnel there are two

cup/can holders, a retractable one on

the front part of the armrest ((A) fig. 81)

and one on the back ((B) fig. 82).
To access the front cup holder/can

holder open the door using the handle

(A) fig. 81.

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There is also a storage compartment

on the back (C) fig. 82.

VOLUME AND "e-MODE"

ADJUSTMENT

CONTROLS

There are the following controls (fig. 83)

on the central console:

(A) - VOL: Turn the wheel up or down

to turn volume up or down of the

Uconnect™

system. A short press on

the control mutes the system, a long

press turns it off.

(B)- e-MODE. push or pull the lever

to select the different driving modes

(NORMAL, RANGE, SHERPA).

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SMARTPHONE MOUNT

(CRADLE)

(where provided)
There is a mount (A) fig. 84 on the

dashboard for your smartphone;

always use it in order to interact with

your smartphone safely.

A

84

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FRONT ARMREST

(where provided)

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WIRELESS CHARGING

SYSTEM– WCPM

(Wireless Charge Pad

Module)

(where provided)
The wireless charger system is

activated automatically when a mobile
phone Qi® standard compatible is

placed in the storage compartment (A)

in fig. 85 on the central tunnel.

85

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If the mobile phone is removed from

the housing during the wireless

charging phase, this will automatically

be interrupted.
The wireless charging system is

enabled when the car is in running

condition and the vehicle battery is

sufficiently charged.
By interacting with the wireless charger

system and placing the mobile phone

in the specific housing, the user will

be informed by means from LED

(A) fig. 86indicating the state of the

wireless charging system:

"Your phone is being charged" blue

LED: this is displayed when the mobile

phone is positioned correctly in the

wireless charging compartment and the

system is activated correctly;

"Phone fully charged" green LED: this

is displayed when the mobile phone

has completed charging its battery (if

suitable to transmit the information);

"Object not allowed" red LED: this

is displayed when a phone that is not

enabled for wireless charging or an

object that is not permitted (e.g. the

ignition key) is placed (e.g. ignition key,

credit card, a coin);

"System error" red LED: this appears

when there is a malfunction in the

wireless charger system;

"System not active" LED off: there

are no objects in the compartment

and/or the ignition device of the car in

the OFF position and/or the doors are

not all closed correctly and the engine

is not on.

WARNING Do not place contactless

cards (RFID), credit cards or metal

objects in the charging compartment.

WARNING Not all mobile phone covers

guarantee the correct charging of

the phone. Check that charging is in

progress after having placed the phone

in the charging compartment.

NOTE The use of multiple wireless

functions on the smartphone at the

same time (Apple CarPlay/Android

Auto and wireless charging), as

indicated by the smartphone

manufacturers, could cause it to

overheat, resulting in a limitation of the

active functions or its turning off. In this

case, it is recommended to connect

the system using the USB socket.

Correct positioning of the mobile

phone

To start charging wirelessly correctly,

make sure your mobile phone is

positioned completely within the green

dotted area in fig. 86 with the display

facing up and that the device does not

cover the alert LED (A).

Correct positioning: see fig. 87 (the

LED identifies the positioning limit of

the device);

incorrect positioning: see fig. 88;

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87

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88

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UV-C LIGHT

(where provided)
It is located on the top of the glovebox.

The UV-C Light Operating Switch is

located in the Central Console.

Warnings & Disclaimers

For your SAFETY and PROTECTION,

it is very important for you to read and

understand this user manual before

use. Please pay particular attention

to WARNING and CAUTION sections

as they are designed to call particular

attention to potential dangers when

using the UV-C light.

Read and save all notices, warnings

and safety instructions received with

the UV-C light.

IMPORTANT: This UV-C light is

equipped with ultraviolet lamps. UV

radiation is harmful to the eyes and

skin. Do not attempt to observe the UV

lamps directly.

IMPORTANT: Use this product only

for its intended use as described in

this manual without tampering with or

modifying the product in any way.

Unintended use or damage of the

product may result in the exposure to

dangerous UV radiation. Even in small

doses, UV radiation can cause harm to

the eyes and skin.

IMPORTANT: The UV-C light is

intended for use ONLY IN GLOVEBOX.

Under no circumstances should this

product be operated with humans,

plants, animals or living things.

IMPORTANT: KEEP OUT OF REACH

OF CHILDREN. Do not allow the device

to be used as a toy.

IMPORTANT: Ensure the Glove box

door is fully closed before starting the

operation.

IMPORTANT: Don’t try to override

the operation & expose yourself to UVC

Light.

IMPORTANT: UV lamps are hot

during and after use - Do not touch.

The UV-C light is designed to use

UV light to sanitize surface areas inside

the glovebox. No chemicals are used in

this process.

The surfaces must be exposed

directly to the UV rays to be sanitized.

These rays do not penetrate materials

such as fabric, paper or glass,

therefore make sure that the objects

to be sanitized are not located below

these materials

Any objects located in the storage

compartment for sanitation must

be repositioned as many times as

necessary to guarantee that the UV-C

light strikes every surface of the item

Only use it in the specified operating

temperature range from -40

⁰

C to +80

⁰

C (40

⁰

F to 176

⁰

F). Equipment failure

or damage may occur outside of the

specified temperature range.

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Opportunities for infection are

abundant and virtually everywhere. Use

of the UV-C light does not guarantee

that the user will avoid illness.

The UV-C light is not intended for

medical use.

The frequent exposure to UVC light

can cause early fading of the colours of

the goods

Do not use if the device is damaged,

not working properly or has broken

lamps.

For optimal effectiveness, the UV

lamps must be free of fingerprints,

sweat, dust accumulated over time,

etc. If hands accidentally come into

contact with the UV lamp, clean it

with a lint-free cloth and in any case

periodically remove the dust that

deposits on it
NOTE UV-C light only works with the

ignition device in the ENGINE position.

If the Engine is stopped during the

UV-C in operation, the cycle will be

interrupted.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

The UV-C Operating Switch has a Uni-

colour LED (BLUE) indicator.

The LED switches on as the switch is

pressed to START the operation.

The LED remains solid until the

operation is COMPLETED, interrupted

or stopped.

The LED shows No light + 1 Chime

if the operation is Successfully

completed; one UVC complete cycle is

nearly 3min.

The LED shows Blinking for 5

seconds if the operation is interrupted

or stopped.

The UV-C light will be ready for the

new cycle after the blinking is stopped.

40)

Do not travel with the storage

compartments open: they may injure the

front seat occupants in the event of an

accident.

ROOF RACK/SKI

RACK

41) 42) 43)

26) 27)

FASTENERS

The fasteners are located in the zone

indicated in fig. 89.
Two use the attachments, two

threaded nuts (A) are provided, which

can be reached when the door is open.

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WARNING Follow the instructions

contained in the assembly kit carefully.

Assembly must be performed by

qualified personnel.

WARNING Travelling with the rack/ski

rack fitted impacts on the life of the

high-voltage battery.

41)

Fully comply with the regulations in

force concerning maximum clearance.

Never exceed the maximum permitted

loads (see "Technical specifications"

section).

42)

Evenly distribute the load and take

into account, when driving, the increased

responsiveness of the car to side wind.

After travelling for a few kilometres, check

to ensure that the fixing screws for the

attachments are well tightened.

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43)

Before driving, make sure that the

transversal bars have been fitted properly.

26)

The use of transversal roof bars

prevents the use of the sunroof, because

the latter, while opening, interferes with the

bars. Therefore do not move the sunroof if

transversal bars have been fitted.

27)

The maximum load on the roof rack is

50 kg.

RED SPECIAL

SERIES

(where provided)

Some components of the

car underwent antimicrobial

treatments, as detailed below. No

specific precautions are required

for the normal use of the car and

components treated with biocide

substances.

The boot mat was treated with a

biocide substance having antiviral

properties based on the active

ingredient Silver Chloride.

The seat fabrics were treated with

a biocide substance having antiviral

and antibacterial properties based on

the active ingredient Alkyl (C12-C16)

Dimethylbenzyl Ammonium Chloride.

The steering wheel upholstery was

treated with biocide substances having

antibacterial and antifungal properties

based on the active ingredients Zinc

Pyrithione and Thiabendazole.

The air cleaner of the climate control

system was treated with a biocide

substance having antibacterial and

antiviral properties based on the active

ingredient Dimethyltetradecyl[3-

(trimethoxysilyl)propyl]ammonium

chloride.

SOUND SYSTEM

28)

The basic audio system is composed

of:

two woofers, diameter 165 mm, on

the front doors

two tweeter speakers, 19 mm

diameter, in the front pillars

The medium sound system is

composed of:

two woofers, diameter 165 mm, on

the front doors

two tweeter speakers, 19 mm

diameter, in the front pillars

two full range speakers, 130 mm

diameter, in the rear side panels

The premium sound system is

composed of:

two Hi-Fi woofers, diameter 165 mm,

on the front doors

two Hi-Fi tweeter speakers, diameter

19 mm, in the front pillars

two Hi-Fi full range speakers,

diameter 130 mm, in the rear side

panels

one 200 mm subwoofer

an 8-channel digital amplifier

Depending on the version, the aerial

may be on the rear window or on the

rear side window, for convertible

versions.

28)

The maximum load on the subwoofer

is 40 kg. It is advisable to avoid

concentrated loads

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KNOWING THE INSTRUMENT PANEL

This section of the handbook provides

all information that is useful for getting

to know, interpreting, and using the

instrument panel correctly.

INSTRUMENT PANEL

FEATURES. . . . . . . . .. 76
DISPLAY. . . . . . . . . . 77
WARNING LIGHTS AND

MESSAGES . . . . . . . . 85

KNOWING THE INSTRUMENT PANEL

76

INSTRUMENT PANEL FEATURES

B

A

B

A

D

C

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A. Warning lights B. Engaged gear, seat belt status and status of driver assistance and active safety systems notification area C.

Speedometer D. Multi-function dial indicator: speedometer and driver assistance system indication

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DISPLAY

MAIN SCREEN

OFF

D

L

I

H

A

B

C

D

G

F

E

91

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The main screen fig. 91 shows the following information:
A. Driving assistance system in operation indicator B. Traffic sign and speed limit indicator C. Driving style indicator D. Signalling

symbols E. Distance travelled indicator F. Compass G. Temperature indicator H. Warning symbols I. High-voltage battery state

of charge and range

KNOWING THE INSTRUMENT PANEL

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A - Driving assistance and active

safety system notifications

This position displays the status

icons of the various functions (where

provided), such as ACC (Adaptive

Cruise Control), AEB Control

(Autonomous Emergency Brake

Control) or Lane Control, active safety

systems, such as ESC (Electronic

Stability Control), TSR (Traffic Sign

Recognition) and ISA (Intelligent Speed

Assist) and thumbnails of the driving aid

systems.

Refer to the "Starting and Driving"

section for more information about

driving assistance systems.

Refer to the "Safety" section for more

information about active safety devices.

B - High-voltage battery charge

state of charge and range

A

B

92

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In this position the state of charge of

the high-voltage battery is indicated

by a percentage and a vertical bar

of height proportional to the state of

charge of the battery (A) fig. 92. Both

indications are coloured according to

the state of charge:

range greater than 24 km: blue

range between 24 km and 16 km:

yellow

range lower than 16 km: red

When charging via a power socket,

the vertical bar is coloured green and
the symbols and

(B) fig. 92

appear. The height of the vertical bar is

proportional to the state of charge of

the battery.

The estimated remaining range is

indicated by a numerical value (in km

or miles, depending on the display

settings) and an indicator that indicates

any changes in expected range:

by means of an up

arrow and

a blue bar if the current driving style

increases the range;

by means of a down

arrow and

a red bar if the current driving style

decreases the range.

In case the driving style does not

change the range, no graphic signals

are displayed.

C - Failure icons

All failure icons are displayed in this

position. In case of multiple failures, the

display will be in succession.

D - External temperature

The external temperature is displayed

in

°

C or

°

F depending on the display

settings.

Notifications bar

The lower part of the display is

reconfigurable via the display menu.

The following information can be

displayed on the left hand side: external

temperature (default setting), time,

date, compass (where provided) and

car speed repeat (where provided).

In the centre zone: odometer (default

setting), Audio information (where

provided), Phone information (where

provided), time, external temperature,

date, compass (where provided) and

car speed repetition (where provided).