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If the vehicle needs more time to charge

the high‑voltage battery than usual,

check the settings of the maximum per-

missible charge current.

Messages menu

The

Messages

Messages

menu stores messages that

you can call up.

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When no messages have been stored, the

Messages

Messages

menu is not displayed.

X

Press the control switch on the control

lever (

Y

page 83) up or down until the

Messages

Messages

menu appears in the multi-

function display.

The number of stored messages is : dis-

played

X

Press the OK button on the control lever

briefly.

The first stored message appears.

X

To scroll through messages: Press the OK

button on the control lever briefly.

For more information on display messages,

see (

Y

page 161).

Maintenance service interval display

The maintenance service interval display

will notify you when the next maintenance

service is due and what type of maintenance

service is required.
Example:

R

°

Main Service in XXX mi

Main Service in XXX mi

R

°

Main Service in XX Days

Main Service in XX Days

X

To confirm: Press the OK button on the

control lever briefly.

The mesage is stored.

When the due date for the maintenance ser-

vice has been has been passed, the number

of miles (kilometers) or days since are

preceeded by a minus sign.

!

Failure to have the maintenance ser-

vice performed at the designated times/

mileage, may result in vehicle damage

that is not covered by the smart Limited

Warranty.

Settings menu

In the

Settings

Settings

menu, you can select indi-

vidual settings for your vehicle.
The following functions are available:

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Setting the language

R

Setting the temperature unit

R

Setting the distance and speed unit

X

Press the control switch on the control

lever (

Y

page 83) up or down until the

Settings

Settings

menu appears in the multi-

function display.

X

Press the OK button on the control lever

briefly.

Setting the language

The following languages are available:

R

German

R

US English

R

UK English

R

French

R

Italian

R

Spanish

X

Press the control switch on the control

lever (

Y

page 83) up or down until the

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Language

Language

submenu appears in the multi-

function display.

X

Press the OK button on the control lever

briefly.

X

Press the control switch on the control

lever (

Y

page 83) up or down until the

desired language is selected.

X

Press the OK button on the control lever

briefly to confirm.

The selected language is stored.

Setting the temperature unit

The following units are available:

R

R

X

Press the control switch on the control

lever (

Y

page 83) up or down until the

°F/°C

°F/°C

submenu appears in the multifunc-

tion display.

X

Press the OK button on the control lever

briefly.

X

Press the control switch on the control

lever (

Y

page 83) up or down until the

desired unit is selected.

X

Press the OK button on the control lever

briefly to confirm.

The selected unit is stored.

Setting the distance and speed unit

The following units are available:

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Miles (mi)

R

Kilometers (km)

X

Press the control switch on the control

lever (

Y

page 83) up or down until the

mi–

mi–

km

km

submenu appears in the multifunction

display.

X

Press the OK button on the control lever

briefly.

X

Press the control switch on the control

lever (

Y

page 83) up or down until the

desired unit is selected.

X

Press the OK button on the control lever

briefly to confirm.

The selected unit is stored.

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Canada only: The unit for the cruise

control (

Y

page 97) does not change,

regardless of which unit is set in this

menu.

Time menu

The

Time

Time

menu lets you set the time and

offers different display modes.
The following submenus are available:

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Setting time display mode (12-hour or

24-hour mode)

R

Setting period of day, am or pm

5

R

Setting the hours

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Setting the minutes

X

Press the control switch on the control

lever (

Y

page 83) up or down until the

Time

Time

menu appears in the multifunction

display.

X

Press the OK button on the control lever

briefly.

Setting the time display mode

X

Press the control switch on the control

lever (

Y

page 83) up or down until the

12h 24h

12h 24h

submenu appears in the multi-

function display.

X

Press the OK button on the control lever

briefly.

X

Press the control switch on the control

lever (

Y

page 83) up or down until the

desired setting is selected.

X

Press the OK button on the control lever

briefly to confirm.

The selected mode is stored.

5

Only available in 12-hour mode.

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Setting the period of day

X

Press the control switch on the control

lever (

Y

page 83) up or down until the

am

am pm

pm

submenu appears in the multifunc-

tion display.

X

Press the OK button on the control lever

briefly.

X

Press the control switch on the control

lever (

Y

page 83) up or down until the

desired setting is selected.

X

Press the OK button on the control lever

briefly to confirm.

The selected mode is stored.

Setting the hours

X

Press the control switch on the control

lever (

Y

page 83) up or down until the

Hour

Hour

submenu appears in the multifunc-

tion display.

X

Press the OK button on the control lever

briefly.

X

Press the control switch on the control

lever (

Y

page 83) up or down until the

desired setting is selected.

X

Press the OK button on the control lever

briefly to confirm.

The selected hours are stored.

Setting the minutes

X

Press the control switch on the control

lever (

Y

page 83) up or down until the

Minute

Minute

submenu appears in the multi-

function display.

X

Press the OK button on the control lever

briefly.

X

Press the control switch on the control

lever (

Y

page 83) up or down until the

desired setting is selected.

X

Press the OK button on the control lever

briefly to confirm.

The selected minutes are stored.

Audio system*

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WARNING

In order to avoid distraction which could

lead to an accident, the driver should enter

system settings with the vehicle at a stand-

still and operate the system only when road

and traffic conditions permit. Always pay

full attention to traffic conditions first

before operating system controls while

driving.
Bear in mind that at a speed of just 30 mph

(approximately 50 km/h), your vehicle is

covering a distance of 44 feet (approx-

imately 14 m) every second.

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WARNING

Always select a volume that allows you to

still hear ambient sound in your immediate

vicinity (e.g. horns, emergency rescue

vehicles, police vehicles, etc.). You could

otherwise cause an accident.

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WARNING

If you wish to have an audio system other

than an original smart audio system fitted

in your vehicle, please always have the nec-

essary work performed at an authorized

smart center.
This is particularly important if your

vehicle is fitted with a radio preinstalla-

tion. Improper connection can result in the

failure of important vehicle functions,

thereby endangering the operating safety

of your vehicle and thus your own safety and

that of other people.

The following pages contain a brief

description of the audio systems available

for the coupé and cabriolet.
The devices are described with their full

complement of equipment. The description

for your individual equipment specifica-

tion applies.
Please refer to the separate operating

instructions for detailed functions.

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Audio system basic

The audio system basic contains the fol-

lowing functions:

R

Radio (FM/AM)

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Radio Broadcast Data System (RBDS) and

radio text

R

AUX and USB socket (

Y

page 96)

!

Please be sure to read the operating

instructions for the audio system basic

before using the unit. Familiarize your-

self with the various functions of the

unit so that you are able to operate it

easily, reliably and correctly at any

time.

:

On/off and volume switch

;

Display

=

Skip/Scroll/Frequency search switches

?

Tone settings/Mute/Back control panel

A

Stored station buttons

B

Radio/Media/System control panel

Audio system navigation/multimedia*

The audio system navigation/multimedia

contains the following functions:

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Radio (FM/AM)

R

Radio Broadcast Data System (RBDS)

R

AUX and USB-socket

R

Bluetooth

®

hands-free device

R

Navigation

R

Audio operation from CD/DVD or SD Card,

via AUX/USB/iPod

®

, or Bluetooth

®

Audio

R

Video operation from CD/DVD or SD Card,

via AUX/USB/iPod

®

R

Image display from CD/DVD or SD Card,

via USB/iPod

®

!

Please be sure to read the operating

instructions for the audio system navi-

gation/multimedia before using the

unit. Familiarize yourself with the var-

ious functions of the unit so that you are

able to operate it easily, reliably and

correctly at any time.

:

Bluetooth

®

connection indicator lamp

;

Display

=

Microphone

?

Light sensor

A

Eject button

B

Rotary/Push button

C

Menu button

AUX and USB sockets

You can connect mobile audio devices such

as an MP3 player via the AUX and USB sock-

ets using commercially available 3.5 mm

socket plug (AUX) or USB connector cable

(USB).
The AUX and USB sockets are located in the

glove box.

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:

USB socket

;

AUX socket

smart surround sound system*

The smart surround sound system supple-

ments the existing speakers with more

powerful and additional speakers (includ-

ing a digital amplifier in the passenger

footwell and a passive subwoofer).

Driving systems
Cruise control*

The cruise control maintains the speed you

set for your vehicle automatically. On

downhill grades, the cruise control does

not brake the vehicle via the brake system.

The cruise control can only use the braking

power of the engine. You must apply the

brakes yourself in order to reduce the

vehicle speed. The cruise control will then

be canceled.

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WARNING

The cruise control is a convenience system

designed to assist the driver during vehi-

cle operation. The cruise control cannot

take road, traffic, and weather conditions

into account. The driver is and must always

remain responsible for the vehicle’s speed

and for safe brake operation.

Do not use the cruise control

R

if the road, traffic, and weather condi-

tions do not make it advisable to travel at

a constant speed

R

on slippery roads
Rapid changes in tire traction can result

in wheel spin and loss of control.

R

when driving in fog

The use of the cruise control is recommen-

ded for driving at a constant speed for

extended periods of time.
With the cruise control is activated and a

speed set, the following message appears

in the multifunction display:

U.S. vehicles
:

Cruise control activated

;

Set speed

Canada vehicles
:

Cruise control activated

;

Set speed

The cruise control is operated via buttons

on the steering wheel.

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:

Activating or deactivating the cruise

control

;

Resuming at last set speed or increas-

ing speed

=

Setting current or lower speed, or

decreasing speed

?

Canceling the cruise control

Activating/deactivating

The cruise control must be activated before

you can set a speed. When you switch off the

drive system, the cruise control is deac-

tivated automatically.

X

Press ON/OFF button : briefly.

The cruise control is activated.

CRUISE

CRUISE

(USA only) or V (Canada only)

appears in the multifunction display.

Setting current speed

You can set any speed above 20 mph

(30 km/h).

X

Accelerate the vehicle to the desired

speed.

X

With the cruise control activated, press

SET/− button = briefly.

X

Remove your foot from the accelerator

pedal.

The current speed is set and the vehicle

maintains that speed.
USA only:

set

set

appears in the multifunc-

tion display to indicate that the speed

has been set.

Canada only: The set speed appears in the

multifunction display next to cruise

control symbol V.

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On uphill grades, the cruise control

may not be able to maintain the set speed.

Once the grade eases, the set speed will

be resumed.
On downhill grades, the cruise control

can only maintain the set speed using the

drive systems braking power. You must

apply the brakes yourself when the vehi-

cle does not slow down sufficiently. This

will cancel the cruise control.

Canceling cruise control

When the cruise control is activated, you

can cancel it at any time and resume the set

speed later.

X

Press CANCEL button ? briefly.

or

X

Depress the brake pedal.

The cruise control is canceled.

The cruise control deactivates automati-

cally, when

R

you engage the parking brake

R

the vehicle speed is below 20 mphh

(30 km/h)

R

ESP

®

is in operation.

Resuming last set speed

G

WARNING

The “Resume” function should only be oper-

ated if the driver is fully aware of the pre-

viously set speed and wishes to resume this

particular preset speed.
The set speed stored in memory should only

be set again if prevailing road conditions

and legal speed limits permit. Possible

acceleration or deceleration differences

arising from returning to the preset speed

could cause an accident and/or serious

injury to you and others.

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Press RES/+ button ; briefly.

The cruise control resumes the previ-

ously set speed.

i

The last set speed stored in memory is

deleted when the drive system is

switched off.

Changing the set speed

You must have set a speed prior to increas-

ing or decreasing the current speed.

i

Depressing the accelerator pedal does

not deactivate the cruise control. After a

brief acceleration (e.g. for passing), the

cruise control will resume the last set

speed.

Continuous adjustment

X

Press and hold RES/+ button ; to

increase the speed.

or

X

Press and hold SET/− = to decrease the

speed.

X

Press and hold the respective button

until the desired speed is reached.

X

Release the respective button.

The new speed is stored.

Adjustment in 1 mph (Canada 1 km/h) incre-

ments

X

Press RES/+ button ; briefly to increase

the speed.

or

X

Press SET/− = briefly to decrease the

speed.

The new speed is stored after releasing the

respective button.

Air conditioning with climate control
Notes

G

WARNING

Follow the recommended settings for heat-

ing and cooling given on the following

pages. Otherwise the windows could fog up,

impairing visibility and endangering you

and others.

The air conditioning improves the level of

comfort when driving at high outside tem-

peratures by cooling and dehumidifying

the air.
Nearly all dust particles, pollutants, are

filtered out by an integrated particle fil-

ter before outside air enters the passenger

compartment through the air distribution

system. It also operates when the air con-

ditioning is switched off and you have

switched on the blower.
The dehumidification of the air by the air

conditioner prevents the windows from

misting up when the outside air humidity

is high.
This effect can also be used to defrost the

windows. For this, make sure, in addition

to the air conditioner, that the heater is on

the maximum setting.
The air conditioner only works when:

R

the ignition is switched on

R

the blower is switched on

R

the driver's door is closed

Maximum effectiveness is achieved if you

drive with the windows closed.
If the operating temperature of the

high‑voltage battery is too high, the

high‑voltage battery is cooled by the air

conditioner. When the air conditioner

switches on, the cooling output in the vehi-

cle's interior is reduced as a result. The

temperature in the vehicle's interior may

rise briefly.
If the air conditioner is not switched on,

the compressor of the air conditioner and

the vehicle's cooling fan are switched on

automatically. This cools the high‑voltage

battery but not the vehicle's interior. When

the high‑voltage battery reaches the nom-

inal temperature again, the air condi-

tioner switches off automatically.

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The range of the vehicle is decreased

when the air conditioner is switched on.

i

In warmer weather, ventilate the

passenger compartment for a short

period of time before utilizing the air

conditioning.

Further information on the "Air condition-

ing before start" function can be found on

(

Y

page 90).

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Control panel

:

Air volume control

;

Air conditioning switch

=

Rear window defroster switch

?

Air recirculation switch

A

Temperature control

B

Air distribution control

Switching on/off

Control panel (

Y

page 101).

X

Make sure the ignition is switched on.

X

Switching on: Push air volume control :

to level 1 or higher.

X

Press air conditioning switch ;.

The indicator lamp in air conditioning

switch ; comes on.

X

Switching off: Press air conditioning

switch ; once more.

The indicator lamp in air conditioning

switch ; goes out.

i

The stored status is restored, if you

switch on the ignition again.

Setting the temperature

Control panel (

Y

page 101).

i

You should raise or lower the tempera-

ture setting in small increments, pref-

erably starting at 70¦ (21¥).

X

Increasing or decreasing: Push temper-

ature control A up or down.

Adjusting air vents

G

WARNING

When operating the heating or air condi-

tioning with climate control, the air that

enters the passenger compartment through

the air vents can be very hot or very cold

(depending on the set temperature). This

may cause burns or frostbite on unprotected

skin in the immediate area of the air vents.

Always keep sufficient distance between

unprotected parts of the body and the air

vents. If necessary, use the air distribu-

tion control to direct the air to air vents in

the vehicle interior that are not in the

immediate area of unprotected skin.

To make sure the heating or air condition-

ing with climate control works properly,

please observe the following:

R

Keep the air intake grill free from

deposits, e.g. ice or snow, to ensure that

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fresh air can flow freely into the vehicle

interior.

R

Do not obstruct air vents or ventilation

grilles in the vehicle interior.

i

For draft-free ventilation, move the

sliders for the center air vents and side

air vents to the middle position.

Center air vents

:

Left center air vent, adjustable

;

Right center air vent, adjustable

X

Adjusting: Turn slider : or ; to the

left, right, up, or down.

X

Opening: Turn slider : or ; inwards

towards the center console.

X

Closing: Turn slider : or ; fully out-

wards towards the side window.

Side air vents

Side air vents on driver’s side illustrated as

example
:

Left side air vent, adjustable

;

Left side defroster air vent, fixed

X

Adjusting: Turn slider : to the left,

right, up, or down.

X

Opening: Turn slider : inwards towards

the center console.

X

Closing: Turn slider : fully outwards

towards the side window.

Adjusting air distribution

Symbol

Function

z

Directs air to the windshield

and side windows

O

Directs air to the footwells

and air distribution is

reduced at the center and side

air vents

P

Directs air through the center

and side air vents

i

You can also turn the air distribution

control to a position between two sym-

bols.

Control panel (

Y

page 101).

X

Turn air distribution control B to the

desired symbol.

The air distribution is controlled

depending on the position of the air dis-

tribution control.

Adjusting air volume

The air volume is controlled depending on

the blower speed selected. Five blower

speeds are available.

0

Off

1

Slow

2

Medium

3

High/defrosting

4

Maximum

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Increasing or decreasing: Push air vol-

ume control : up or down.

Defrosting

G

WARNING

Never drive with iced up or fogged win-

dows. Visibility will be significantly

impaired. Impaired visibility could

endanger yourself and others. This may

prevent you from observing the traffic con-

ditions, thereby causing an accident.

The best defrosting of windows is achieved

if the ice is completely removed from the

windows manually with an ice scraper

before driving off.
Also use the "Air conditioning before

start" function (

Y

page 90).

Control panel (

Y

page 101).

X

Switching on: Push air volume control :

to level 3.

X

Turn air distribution control B to posi-

tion z.

X

Push temperature control A fully up.

Rear window defroster

The rear window defroster serves to de-ice

the rear window quickly and clear the view

if the rear window is fogged.
The rear window defroster uses a large

amount of power. To keep battery drain to a

minimum, switch off the rear window

defroster as soon as the rear window is

clear. The rear window defroster is auto-

matically deactivated after approximately

10 minutes of operation.

X

Make sure the key is in starter switch

position 1.

X

Switching on: Press rear window

defroster switch :.

The indicator lamp in rear window

defroster switch : comes on.

X

Switching off: Press rear window

defroster switch : once more.

The indicator lamp in rear window

defroster switch : goes out.

Air recirculation mode

Switch to air recirculation mode to prevent

unpleasant odors from entering the vehicle

from the outside (e.g. before driving

through a tunnel). This setting cuts off the

intake of outside air and recirculates the

air in the passenger compartment.

G

WARNING

When the air recirculation mode is

switched on, windows can fog on the inside

immediately. Fogged windows impair vis-

ibility, endangering you and others. If the

windows begin to fog on the inside, switch-

ing off the air recirculation mode imme-

diately should clear interior window fog-

ging. If interior window fogging persists,

make sure the air conditioning is switched

on, turn air distribution control B to

position z and increase the air volume

using air volume control :.

Control panel (

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page 101).

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X

Switching on: Press air recirculation

switch ?.

The indicator lamp in air recirculation

switch ? comes on.

X

Switching off: Press air recirculation

switch ? once more.

The indicator lamp in air recirculation

switch ? goes out.

Loading and storing
Cargo compartment cover blind with

parcel net bag

G

WARNING

The cargo compartment cover blind is not

intended to secure heavy objects in the

event of an accident. For this reason, heavy

objects must be tied down.
Vehicle occupants could be injured by

objects being thrown around in the vehicle

in the event of

R

hard braking

R

a change of direction

R

an accident

G

WARNING

Do not place any objects on the mounted

cargo compartment cover blind.
Vehicle occupants could be injured by

objects being thrown around in the vehicle

in the event of

R

hard braking

R

a change of direction

R

an accident

G

WARNING

Only place light loads in the parcel net

bag. Do not transport heavy, sharp-edged or

fragile objects in the parcel net bag. The

parcel net bag cannot sufficiently secure

loads in an accident.

Vehicle occupants could be injured by

objects being thrown around in the vehicle

in the event of

R

hard braking

R

a change of direction

R

an accident

Observe the loading guidelines.

The cargo compartment cover blind

R

serves to protect objects that are stored

in the vehicle’s cargo compartment from

prying eyes

R

prevents smaller objects from penetrat-

ing into the passenger compartment from

the cargo compartment; however, it is not

intended to act as a load restraining

device

The parcel net bag

R

is for storing small, lightweight objects

R

prevents small objects from sliding

around inside the passenger compart-

ment

!

If objects are placed on the cargo com-

partment cover blind when mounted, the

cover may be damaged.

Fitting

If you wish to use cargo compartment cover

blind : as normal, assemble it in top

mountings ;. If you do not need the cargo

compartment cover blind, insert in bottom

mountings =.

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X

Open the tailgate.

X

Secure cargo compartment cover blind :

at the front of the cargo compartment

with the parcel net bag.

X

Insert cargo compartment cover blind :

on the right-hand side in top mount-

ing ; or in bottom mounting =.

X

Push handle ? to the right in the direc-

tion of the arrow.

X

Insert cargo compartment cover blind :

in top mounting ; or bottom mounting

= in the left-hand side paneling and

release handle ?.

X

Cargo compartment cover blind :

engages.

X

Pull parcel net bag A down slightly and

secure with the hook and loop fastener.

X

Remove in reverse order.

Controls

X

Closing: Take hold of cargo compartment

cover blind : in the middle and pull

backwards.

X

Guide cargo compartment cover blind :

into the rear right and left mount-

ings ;.

X

Opening: Take hold of cargo compartment

cover blind : in the middle, pull back-

wards, and remove from rear mount-

ings ;.

X

Guide cargo compartment cover blind :

into position.

Coat hooks

The coat hooks are located at the rear roof

rail on the driver’s and passenger side.

Coat hook on driver’s side
:

Coat hook

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Storage compartments

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WARNING

To help avoid personal injury during a col-

lision or sudden maneuver, exercise care

when storing objects in the vehicle. Put

luggage or cargo in the cargo compartment

if possible. Do not pile luggage or cargo

higher than the seat backrests.
Keep compartment lids closed. This will

help to prevent stored objects from being

thrown about and injuring vehicle occu-

pants during

R

hard braking

R

a change of direction

R

an accident

Do not store objects under the driver’s seat.

Objects stored under the driver’s seat can

slide forward into driver’s foot well during

braking and get caught between or beneath

the pedals. This could restrict your ability

to brake or accelerate and could lead to

accidents and injury.

Coin holder

The coin holder is located in front of the

gear selector lever.

Example illustration (coupé)
:

Coin holder

Door pockets

The door pockets are located in the driver’s

and passenger door.

:

Door pocket

Storage trays next to the steering wheel

The storage trays are located to the left and

right of the steering wheel.

:

Storage tray

Glove box

i

A clamp rail for slips of paper is loca-

ted on the outside of the glove box lid.

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X

Opening: Pull on glove box lid release :

and fold down the glove box lid.

X

Closing: Lift up the glove box lid with a

bit of force until it engages.

X

Locking: Insert the key into the glove box

lock and turn it to position 3.

X

Unlocking: Insert the key into the glove

box lock and turn it to position 2.

Storage tray* in center console

X

Installing: Slide storage tray ; onto the

cones on the center console until it

engages audibly.

X

Removing: Press levers : simultane-

ously towards the storage tray.

X

Pull storage tray ; away from the center

console.

X

Opening: Pull handle =.

X

Closing: Swivel storage tray ; back

until it engages.

Parcel nets

Parcel nets are located on the in-board

sides of the seat backrests.

i

Vehicles equipped with an armrest* on

the driver’s seat, have a parcel net on the

passenger seat only.

i

Each parcel net is intended for light-

weight items of below 0.9 lb (0.4 kg).

Example illustration: Parcel net on passenger

seat
:

Parcel net

Drawer

A drawer is located below the audio system.

X

Opening: Press on the center of

drawer :.

The drawer opens slightly.

X

Pull drawer: to open completely.

X

Closing: Press on drawer : until it

engages.

Storage compartment in the tailgate

(coupé only)

If possible, you can stow the charging cable

in the storage compartment of the tailgate

(

Y

page 115).

!

Do not place the charging cable in the

compartment for the roof bars of the roof

system. If the charging cable is placed

there, the roof bars can be damaged when

the storage compartment is closed. For

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this reason, please make sure that the

charging cable is only stowed in the

intended location.

X

Opening: Open the tailgates.

X

Pull handle : on the inside of the tail-

gate backward.

X

Lift up the storage compartment cover.

X

Closing: Close storage compartment

cover :.

X

Press on the “PRESS” marking in the mid-

dle of storage compartment cover :

until it engages audibly.

X

Close the tailgates (

Y

page 55).

Loading instructions

G

WARNING

Transport heavy or hard objects in the

cargo compartment, not in the passenger

compartment.
Always fasten items being carried as

securely as possible using fastening mate-

rials appropriate for the weight and size of

the load.
In an accident, during hard braking or sud-

den maneuvers, loose items may be thrown

around inside the vehicle, causing injury

to vehicle occupants.

G

WARNING

To help avoid personal injury during a col-

lision or sudden maneuver, exercise care

when storing objects in the vehicle. Put

luggage or cargo in the cargo compartment

if possible. Do not pile luggage or cargo

higher than the seat backrests.
Keep compartment lids closed. This will

help to prevent stored objects from being

thrown about and injuring vehicle occu-

pants during

R

braking

R

vehicle maneuvers

R

an accident

G

WARNING

No racks or loads may be secured to the roof

of the vehicle, as

R

the panorama roof* may be damaged, thus

injuring persons

R

this can have a substantial adverse

effect on the driving dynamics of the

vehicle, thus causing accidents

R

the rack and/or the load could detach and

through this cause an accident or other

people could be injured by the load and/

or rack that has fallen off

G

WARNING

Do not store any flammable substances

inside the vehicle that could ignite and

start a fire.

G

WARNING

The manufacturer has not approved your

vehicle for towing a trailer. A trailer can

permanently impair driving safety.

The gross vehicle weight which is the

weight of the vehicle including tools,

installed accessories, passengers, and

luggage/cargo must never exceed the load

limit and the Gross Vehicle Weight Rating

(GVWR) for your vehicle as specified on the

placard located on the driver’s door B‑pil-

lar (

Y

page 214). In addition, the load must

be distributed in such a way so that the

weight on each axle never exceeds the Gross

Axle Weight Rating (GAWR) for the front and

rear axle. The GVWR and GAWR for your vehi-

cle are indicated on the certification

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