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Features of your vehicle

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Instrument cluster

The additional distance to empty 
which is converted from the energy 
regenerated by the regenerative 
braking is displayed if the ECO/ECO+ 
mode is selected by pressing the 
Drive Mode button. The display is 
initialized to 0 if the regenerative 
braking stops because of accelera

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tion, etc.

Odometer

The odometer Indicates the total 
distance that the vehicle has been 
driven and should be used to deter

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mine when periodic maintenance 
should be performed.
䳜 Odometer range: 0 ~ 999,999 

miles or 1,599,999 kilometers.

Outside Temperature Gauge

This gauge indicates the current 
outside air temperatures by 1  F (1 

C).

䳜 Temperature range: -40~140  F 

(-40~60  C)

The outside temperature on the 
display may not change immedi

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ately like a general thermometer to 
prevent the driver from being dis

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tracted.

To change the temperature unit 
(from  F to  C or from  C to  F)

The temperature unit can be 
changed by using the "User Set

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tings" mode of the LCD display.

* For more details, refer to "LCD dis

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play" on page 5-53.

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Summary of Contents for niro eco electric 2020

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Page 2: ...tate of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm To minimize exposure avoid breathing exhaust do not idle the engine except as necessary service your vehicle in a well v...

Page 3: ...Z G J O E T P NF E F T D S J Q U J P O T B O E J M M V T U S B U J P O T O P U B Q Q M J D B C M F U P Z P V S W F I J D M F P V B S F B E W J T F E U P S F B E U I J T Q V C M J D B U J P O D B S F...

Page 4: ...F B P S T V C K F D U J U I B T B O B M Q I B C F U J D B M M J T U J O H P G B M M J O G P S NB U J P O J O Z P V S NB O V B M I B Q U F S T 5 I J T NB O V B M I B T O J O F D I B Q U F S T Q M V T B...

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Page 6: ...hicle Guide Introduction Your vehicle at a glance Safety features of your vehicle Features of your vehicle Driving your vehicle What to do in an emergency Maintenance Specifications Consumer informati...

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Page 8: ...ehicle 1 16 Charging Connector Lock 1 17 Reserved Charging 1 18 Precautions for Charging Electric Vehicle 1 19 Charging Electric Vehicle AC Charge 1 22 Connecting AC charger 1 22 Charge Indicator Lamp...

Page 9: ...n Cable Control Box 1 42 Actions to be taken for electric vehicle charging issues 1 43 Driving Electric Vehicle 1 43 Starting a vehicle 1 43 Stopping the vehicle 1 44 Virtual Engine Sound System 1 44...

Page 10: ...pared to standard internal combus tion engine vehicles engine noise and vibrations are much more mini mal when driving When decelerating or driving down hill regenerative braking is utilized to charg...

Page 11: ...G P S NT D P O W F S U T Q P XF S G S P N U I F I J H I W P M U B H F C B U U F S Z U P M P X W P M U B H F 7 U P T V Q Q M Z Q P XF S U P U I F W F I J D M F 7 6 V O D U J P O T B T B T V Q F S W J T...

Page 12: ...ction and maintenance is required for high voltage com ponents and the high voltage bat tery have the vehicle inspected by an authorized Kia dealer High Voltage HV Battery lithium ion polymer The HV b...

Page 13: ...icle AC L2 Normal charging is recom mended to keep the high voltage battery in optimal condition If the HV battery is only charged to 80 and you minimize the number of DC fast charging you can keep th...

Page 14: ...D U V B M T D S F F O E F Q F O E J O H P O U I F W F I J D M F T Q F D J G J D B U J P O B O E U I F W F S T J P O P G U I F NV M U J NF E J B T Z T U F N T P G U XB S F P S NP S F J O G P S NB U J...

Page 15: ...B U U F S O F W F O J G U I F T B NF U B S H F U C B U U F S Z D I B S H F M F W F M J T T F U 1 P XF S P O T V NQ U J P O 4 F M F D U 7 O F S H Z J O G P S NB U J P O S J W J O H S B O H F C B U U F...

Page 16: ...B U J P O C B T F E D I B S H J O H P Q U J P O T B O E P U I F S W B S J P V T G V O D U J P O T 3 F T F S W F E I B S H J O H B O E M J NB U F P O U S P M P V D B O D I P P T F U I F U J NF B O E U...

Page 17: ...ing mode Off peak tariffs prioritized If selected starts charging at off peak time may keep on charging past off peak time to charge 100 Off peak tariffs only If selected charges only within off peak...

Page 18: ...F D I B S H F S V T F E G U I F D I B S H J O H Q S P D F T T E P F T O P U T U B S U P S B C S V Q U M Z T U P Q T J O U I F NJ E E M F S F T F M F D U B O P U I F S Q S P Q F S D V S S F O U B O E S...

Page 19: ...D P NNF O E F E U P J NQ S P W F E S J W J O H B O E D I B S H J O H Q F S G P S NB O D F T E V S J O H XJ O U F S C Z S B J T J O H U I F C B U U F S Z U F NQ F S B U V S F U P B O B E F R V B U F M...

Page 20: ...Trickle or L2 Normal and DC charge are available AC Charge We recommend using AC L2 nor mal charging for charging of the vehicle You can use a AC charger at public charging stations but charge nozzle...

Page 21: ...Guide 14 1 Charge Types for Electric Vehicle Trickle Charge When you cannot drive to a public charging station due to low battery you can charge the car by using the Portable Charging Cable ICCB In C...

Page 22: ...NQ 5 B L F T B C P V U I P V S T B O E NJ O V U F T B U S P P N U F NQ F S B U V S F B O C F D I B S H F E U P D I B S H F L 8 M F W F M D I B S H F S 5 B L F T B C P V U NJ O V U F T B U S P P N U F...

Page 23: ...F U B J M T 0 0 0 P U D I B S H J O H M J O L J O H 0 0 I B S H J O H _ 0 M J O L J O H 0 _ 0 0 M J O L J O H _ 0 0 0 I B S H J O H D P NQ M F U F U V S O T 0 J O T F D P O E T M J O L J O H M J O L J...

Page 24: ...F E C Z U I F E S J W F S 5 I J T NP E F D B O C F V T F E U P Q S F W F O U D I B S H J O H D B C M F U I F G U G U I F D I B S H J O H D P O O F D U P S J T V O M P D L F E XI F O B M M E P P S T B...

Page 25: ...O H J T T F U 8I F O S F T F S W F E D I B S H J O H J T T F U D I B S H J O H J T O P U J O J U J B U F E J NNF E J B U F M Z XI F O U I F D I B S H F S P S 1 P S U B C M F I B S H J O H B C M F O B...

Page 26: ...S F T F S W F E D I B S H F T F U U J O H V T F U I F NV M U J NF E J B T Z T U F N P S U I F 6 7 0 B Q Q M J D B U J P O P O Z P V S T NB S U Q I P O F 3 F G F S U P I B S H J O H M F D U S J D 7 F I...

Page 27: ...e is no water or dust on the charging cable connector and plug before connecting to the charger and charging inlet Connecting while there is water or dust on the charging cable connector and plug may...

Page 28: ...Z E J T D P O O F D U P S H F U E B N B H F E 5 I J T NB Z M F B E U P F M F D U S J D T I P D L P S G J S F 6 5 0 M XB Z T L F F Q U I F D I B S H J O H D P O O F D U P S B O E D I B S H J O H Q M V...

Page 29: ...G U F S E J B M J O 1 1 B S L B O E U V S O 0 U I F W F I J D M F G Z P V U S Z U P D I B S H F XI J M F U I F T I J G U F S E J B M J T O P U Q M B D F E J O 1 1 B S L J U XJ M M B V U P NB U J D B...

Page 30: ...S NB U J P O B C P V U I P X U P D I B S H F B O E I P X U P E J T D P O O F D U Q M F B T F S F G F S U P U I F NB O V B M P G F B D I D I B S H F S 5 I F T I B Q F P G U I F D I B S H J O H D P O O...

Page 31: ...J G U F S E J B M J T J O 1 1 B S L G U F S D I B S H J O H I B T T U B S U F E Z P V D B O V T F F M F D U S J D B M D P NQ P O F O U T T V D I B T U I F S B E J P C Z Q S F T T J O H U I F 1 0 8 3 C...

Page 32: ...uster for about 1 minute When reserved charging is set the estimated charging time is displayed as If air conditioning remote air conditioning control is set the estimated time to charge is dis played...

Page 33: ...S B NQ F U B J M T 0 0 0 P U D I B S H J O H M J O L J O H 0 0 I B S H J O H _ 0 M J O L J O H 0 _ 0 0 M J O L J O H _ 0 0 0 I B S H J O H D P NQ M F U F U V S O T 0 J O T F D P O E T M J O L J O H M...

Page 34: ...D I U I F D I B S H J O H D P O O F D U P S M P D L T Z T U F N G O P U U I F D I B S H J O H D P O O F D U P S B O E U I F W F I J D M F T D I B S H J O H J O M F U NB Z C F E B NB H F E 6 5 0 F G P...

Page 35: ...F S Z E J T D I B S H F B O E P S G B J M V S F P G U I F F M F D U S J D T Z T U F N P Q F O U I F I P P E B O E T M J H I U M Z Q V M M U I F F NF S H F O D Z D B C M F 5 I F D I B S H J O H D P O O...

Page 36: ...sing the charging cable Do not pull the cable by exces sive force Do not twist or bend it Do not drag it on the floor Do not place any object on the cable Do not use an extension cord when using the L...

Page 37: ...I B S H J O H E P P S G Z P V P Q F O J U C Z G P S D F U I F D I B S H J O H E P P S NB Z C F E B NB H F E P O O F D U J O H I B S H F S 8I J M F U I F C S B L F Q F E B M J T Q S F T T F E F O H B...

Page 38: ...I F D I B S H J O H D P O O F D U P S NB Z W B S Z E F Q F O E J O H P O U I F NB O V G B D U V S F S I F D L J G U I F D I B S H F S J O E J D B U P S M B NQ J O U I F J O T U S V NF O U D M V T U F...

Page 39: ...O H U J NF 6 5 0 F Q F O E J O H P O U I F D P O E J U J P O B O E E V S B C J M J U Z P G U I F I J H I W P M U B H F C B U U F S Z D I B S H F S T Q F D J G J D B U J P O T B O E B NC J F O U U F N...

Page 40: ...F M F D U S J D J U Z D I B S H F T G P S F M F D U S J D W F I J D M F T XJ M M O P U C F B Q Q M J F E 4 P S F G S B J O G S P N V T J O H J U U P G V M M Z D I B S H F Z P V S D B S G U I J T D B...

Page 41: ...M C P Y E J T Q M B Z J T T F R V F O U J B M M Z D I B O H F E U P B O E 0 O D F U I F D I B S H J O H D V S S F O U T F U U J O H J T D P NQ M F U F T U B S U D I B S H J O H S F G F S U P I B S H...

Page 42: ...I F T Q M B D F U I F T I J G U F S E J B M J O 1 1 B S L G Z P V U S Z U P D I B S H F XI J M F U I F T I J G U F S E J B M J T O P U Q M B D F E J O 1 1 B S L J U XJ M M B V U P NB U J D B M M Z NP...

Page 43: ...O H D P O O F D U P S B O E D I B S H J O H U F S NJ O B M B S F O P U D P O O F D U F E Q S P Q F S M Z U I J T NB Z D B V T F B G J S F I B S H J O H P O O F D U P S 6 5 0 0 P E F 8I F O U I F D I...

Page 44: ...O E S F D P O O F D U U I F D I B S H J O H D B C M F U P T U B S U D I B S H J O H B H B J O V S J O H D I B S H J O H Z P V D B O O P U NP W F U I F T I J G U F S E J B M G S P N 1 Q B S L J O H U...

Page 45: ...L 1 M V H U F NQ F S B U V S F T F O T P S G B J M V S F 3 F E 0 O 1 M V H I J H I U F NQ F S B U V S F Q S P U F D U J P O M J O L 1 M V H I J H I U F NQ F S B U V S F X B S O J O H 1 0 8 3 S F F O...

Page 46: ...B S H J O H D P O O F D U P S J O U P U I F W F I J D M F 3 F E C M J O L C O P S NB M J O U F S O B M U F NQ F S B U V S F F W J D F G B J M V S F P O U B D U B O B V U I P S J F E J B E F B M F S 1...

Page 47: ...E J T D P O O F D U U I F D I B S H J O H D P O O F D U P S V O M P D L U I F W F I J D M F T E P P S T U P V O M B U D I U I F D I B S H J O H D P O O F D U P S M P D L T Z T U F N G O P U U I F D I...

Page 48: ...B S H J O H P O O F D U P S J O NF S H F O D Z G U I F D I B S H J O H D P O O F D U P S J T O P U E J T D P O O F D U F E E V F U P C B U U F S Z E J T D I B S H F B O E G B J M V S F P G U I F F M F...

Page 49: ...e and AC charging connector is damaged cracked or the wires are exposed in any way do not use the portable charging cable Do not let kids operate or touch the portable charging cable Charging with a w...

Page 50: ...charged with another nor mally working charger contact the charger manufacturer 5 If the vehicle does not charge when charged with another nor mally working charger we recom mend that you contact an...

Page 51: ...H F B S J T J O B Q P T J U J P O P U I F S U I B O 1 1 B S L U I F E S J W F S D B O B D D J E F O U M Z E F Q S F T T U I F B D D F M F S B U P S Q F E B M D B V T J O H U I F W F I J D M F U P NP...

Page 52: ...ance to empty can vary from 174 310 miles 280 500 km depending on operation of the air conditioner heater and other various vehicle conditions When using the heater during cold weather or driving at h...

Page 53: ...the heater and air conditioner if you do not need them When the heater or air condition ing system is on the energy con sumption is reduced if recirculation mode is selected instead of selecting the...

Page 54: ...P V H I F O F S H Z J O U I F I J H I W P M U B H F C B U U F S Z J H I Q P T J U J P O J O E J D B U F T U I B U U I F E S J W J O H C B U U F S Z J T G V M M Z D I B S H F E 8I F O E S J W J O H P...

Page 55: ...less this warning message is displayed The warning light on the instrument cluster and the power down warning light will turn on simultaneously The vehicle s power will be reduced to minimize the ene...

Page 56: ...nly Charge the battery immediately when the high voltage battery level is not enough Power limited due to low EV bat tery temperature Charge battery The warning message is displayed to protect the ele...

Page 57: ...t time refrain from driving and have the vehicle inspected by an authorized Kia dealer Stop vehicle and check power sup ply This warning message is displayed when a failure occurs in the 12 V power su...

Page 58: ...ining time to charge the battery to the selected target bat tery charge level and the charge voltage level Charging Stopped Check the AC DC charger AC Charge DC Charge This warning message is displaye...

Page 59: ...have your vehicle inspected by an authorized Kia dealer 12 V Aux Battery Saver The Aux Battery Saver is a func tion that monitors the charging sta tus of the 12 V auxiliary battery If the auxiliary ba...

Page 60: ...Aux Battery Saver function deactivates when the driver cancels the system setting WARNING When the function is activated the indicator lamp will illuminate and 360 V high voltage electricity will be f...

Page 61: ...he cluster Deactivation The Utility Mode can be deactivated by pressing the POWER button to the OFF position Warning and Indicator Lights related to electric vehicle The warning light and indicator li...

Page 62: ...be more difficult than normal and the braking distance can increase as it may default to man ual hydraulic mode High Voltage Battery Low Level Warning Light This warning light illuminates When the hi...

Page 63: ...FF the vehicle and remove the auxiliary battery 12 V ter minal to prevent high voltage electricity from flowing If electric wires are exposed from inside or outside the vehicle do not touch the wires...

Page 64: ...ate to a safe place and do not let other people approach the site Contact the fire department and notify them of an electric vehicle fire If the vehicle is flooded with water immediately turn OFF the...

Page 65: ...V Q B J O U B Q Q M Z I F B U U S F B U NF O U U P U I F W F I J D M F B T B S F T V M U P G B O B D D J E F O U B O E P S XF M E P O U I F W F I J D M F U I F Q F S G P S NB O D F P G U I F I J H I W...

Page 66: ...F B O E NB J O U F O B O D F 6 5 0 F W F S U P V D I U I F T F S W J D F Q M V H V O E F S U I F S F B S T F B U 5 I F T F S W J D F Q M V H J T B U U B D I F E U P U I F I J H I W P M U B H F C B U...

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Page 68: ...2 Introduction Introduction Vehicle data collection and event data recorders 2 2 Vehicle handling instructions 2 3 Vehicle modifications 2 3...

Page 69: ...fastened How far if at all the driver was depressing the accelerator and or brake pedal and How fast the vehicle was travel ing These data can help provide a bet ter understanding of the circum stanc...

Page 70: ...in failure to operate this vehicle correctly may result in loss of control an accident or vehicle rollover Be sure to read the Reducing the risk of a rollover driving guidelines in chapter 6 of this m...

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Page 72: ...3 Your vehicle at a glance Your vehicle at a glance Exterior overview 3 2 Interior overview 3 5 Instrument panel overview 3 7 Motor room compartment 3 9...

Page 73: ...erview Front view The actual shape may differ from the illustration 1 Hood 5 24 2 Head lamp Features of your vehicle 5 86 Head lamp Maintenance 8 56 3 Day time running light D R L 5 86 4 Fog lamp 5 89...

Page 74: ...our vehicle at a glance Exterior overview 8 Front windshield wiper blades Features of your vehicle 5 93 Front windshield wiper blades Maintenance 8 19 9 Windows 5 20 10 Roof rack 5 130 11 Charging doo...

Page 75: ...y differ from the illustration 1 Door locks 5 13 2 Rear combination lamp Maintenance 8 58 8 59 3 High mounted stop lamp Maintenance 8 60 4 Back up lamp 8 60 5 Liftgate 5 18 6 Antenna 5 131 7 Rear wipe...

Page 76: ...ding 5 43 3 Outside rearview mirror control 5 43 4 Power window lock button 5 23 5 Central door lock switch 5 15 6 Power window switch 5 21 7 Instrument panel illumination control 5 47 8 BCW On Off bu...

Page 77: ...Your vehicle at a glance 6 3 Interior overview 14 Tilt and telescopic steering control lever 5 33 15 Inner fuse panel 8 39 16 Brake pedal 6 27 17 Hood release lever 5 24 18 Seat 4 5...

Page 78: ...LTIMEDIA SYSTEM USER S MANUAL 2 Driver s front air bag 4 54 3 Horn 5 34 4 Smart Cruise Control button 6 84 5 Instrument cluster 5 46 6 Lighting control lever 5 87 Turn signal headlamp control lever Le...

Page 79: ...eduction gear shift button 6 10 15 Seat warmer Air ventilation seat 5 119 5 120 16 Auto Hold switch 6 33 17 EPB Electronic Parking Brake switch 6 28 18 Heated steering wheel button 5 33 19 Parking Dis...

Page 80: ...om compartment The actual motor room in the vehicle may differ from the illustration 1 Coolant reservoir 8 14 2 Brake fluid reservoir 8 15 3 Fuse box 8 40 4 Battery 12 volt 8 21 5 Coolant reservoir ca...

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Page 82: ...s seat belt warning 4 19 Front passenger s seat belt warning 4 20 Seat belt Driver s 3 point system with emergency locking retractor 4 21 Seat belts Front passenger and rear seat 3 point system with c...

Page 83: ...Occupant Detection System ODS 4 47 Driver s and passenger s front air bag 4 54 Side air bag 4 57 Curtain air bag 4 58 Air bag collision sensors 4 60 Why didn t my air bag go off in a collision Inflat...

Page 84: ...y can use the seat belt properly without a booster seat Air bag hazards While air bags can save lives they can also cause serious or fatal inju ries to occupants who sit too close to them or who are n...

Page 85: ...oad to always drive safely with your hands on the wheel as well as your eyes and attention on the road Control your speed Excessive speed is a major factor in crash injuries and deaths Generally the h...

Page 86: ...NF O U P G F B D I T F B U S P O U T F B U P S XB S E B O E C B D L XB S E 4 F B U C B D L B O H M F 4 F B U D V T I J P O I F J H I U S J W F S T T F B U V NC B S T V Q Q P S U S J W F S T T F B U J...

Page 87: ...J P O 0 D D V Q B O U T T I P V M E O F W F S T J U P O B G U F S NB S L F U T F B U D V T I J P O T P S T J U U J O H D V T I J P O T 5 I F Q B T T F O H F S 0 4 T Z T U F N NB Z O P U P Q F S B U F...

Page 88: ...abdomen Do not place your hand near the seat bottom or seat track while adjusting the seat Your hand could get caught in the seat mechanism WARNING Luggage and Cargo Do not stack pile or stack luggag...

Page 89: ...U G B C S J D B L F T V S F O P U U P XF U U I F T F B U U NB Z D I B O H F U I F O B U V S F P G U I F O B U V S B M M F B U I F S F B O T P S D M P U I F T XI J D I D P V M E C M F B D I NB Z D P O...

Page 90: ...B D L J T S F D M J O F E U I F T I P V M E F S C F M U D B O O P U E P J U T K P C C F D B V T F J U XJ M M O P U C F T O V H B H B J O T U Z P V S D I F T U O T U F B E J U XJ M M C F J O G S P O U...

Page 91: ...B S T V Q Q P S U G P S E S J W F S T T F B U J G F R V J Q Q F E 5 I F M V NC B S T V Q Q P S U D B O C F B E K V T U F E C Z Q S F T T J O H U I F M V NC B S T V Q Q P S U T XJ U D I P O U I F T J...

Page 92: ...I F W F I J D M F J T J O NP U J P O S J W F S NB Z M P T F D P O U S P M P G U I F W F I J D M F 6 5 0 Y D F T T J W F Q V M M J O H P S Q V T I J O H NB Z E B NB H F U I F I F B E S F T U E K V T U...

Page 93: ...XI J M F Q V M M J O H U I F I F B E S F T U V Q 8 3 F B E S F T U 3 F NP W B M 7 3 B M M P X B O Z P O F U P S J E F J O B T F B U XJ U I U I F I F B E S F T U S F NP W F E P S S F W F S T F E F B E...

Page 94: ...B O U T F B E S F T U G P S S F B S T F B U 5 I F S F B S T F B U J T F R V J Q Q F E XJ U I I F B E S F T U T J O B M M U I F T F B U J O H Q P T J U J P O T G P S U I F P D D V Q B O U T T B G F U...

Page 95: ...U I F I P M F T XI J M F Q S F T T J O H U I F S F M F B T F C V U U P O 5 I F O B E K V T U J U U P U I F B Q Q S P Q S J B U F I F J H I U B O E F O T V S F U I B U J U M P D L T J O Q P T J U J P...

Page 96: ...E E P XO T F B U C B D L T I P V M E O P U F Y U F O E I J H I F S U I B O U I F U P Q P G U I F G S P O U T F B U C B D L T 5 I J T D P V M E B M M P X D B S H P U P T M J E F G P S XB S E B O E D B...

Page 97: ...G P S XB S E S F T V M U J O H J O J O K V S Z D B V T F E C Z C F J O H T U S V D L C Z U I F T F B U C B D L 8 3 3 F B S 4 F B U C B D L 5 P F O T V S F NB Y J NV N Q S P U F D U J P O J O U I F F...

Page 98: ...increase bodily injuries in a sudden stop or collision CAUTION Be careful when loading cargo through the rear passenger seats to prevent damage to the vehicle inte rior WARNING Cargo Cargo should alwa...

Page 99: ...houlder Belt Never wear the shoulder belt under your arm or behind your back An improperly positioned shoulder belt cannot protect the occupant in a crash Always wear both the shoulder portion and lap...

Page 100: ...P V M E S F T V M U J O M P T T P G D P O U S P M B O E B O B D D J E F O U D B V T J O H E F B U I T F S J P V T J O K V S Z P S Q S P Q F S U Z E B N B H F 8I F O G B T U F O J O H U I F T F B U C...

Page 101: ...J M M T U B Z J M M V NJ O B U F E V O U J M U I F C F M U J T G B T U F O F E F B D I U J NF 1 0 8 3 C V U U P O J T J O 0 G B G S P O U Q B T T F O H F S D P O U J O V F T O P U U P G B T U F O U I...

Page 102: ...F M U C V D L M F T I P V M E C F P W F S U I F C F M U XI J M F U I F P U I F S B S N T I P V M E C F V O E F S U I F C F M U B T T I P XO J O U I F J M M V T U S B U J P O F W F S XF B S U I F T F...

Page 103: ...M U Q P T J U J P O J O H 7 F S J G Z U I F T I P V M E F S C F M U B O D I P S J T M P D L F E J O U P Q P T J U J P O B U U I F B Q Q S P Q S J B U F I F J H I U F W F S Q P T J U J P O U I F T I P...

Page 104: ...s to allow the belt to retract but not to extend automatic locking retractor type Refer to Securing a child restraint with a lap shoulder belt on page 4 38 NOTICE Although the combination retractor pr...

Page 105: ...O H U I F M F G U P S S J H I U T F B U C F M U U P U I F D F O U F S C V D L M F D B O S F T V M U J O B O J NQ S P Q F S G B T U F O J O H T D F O B S J P U I B U XJ M M O P U Q S P U F D U Z P V J...

Page 106: ...M U U J H I U F O U I F C F M U XF C C J O H C Z Q V M M J O H J U V Q 1 S F U F O T J P O F S T F B U C F M U P V S W F I J D M F J T F R V J Q Q F E XJ U I E S J W F S T B O E G S P O U Q B T T F O...

Page 107: ...NOTICE When the pre tensioner seat belts are activated a loud noise may be heard and fine dust which may appear to be smoke may be visible in the passenger compartment These are normal operating condi...

Page 108: ...6 seconds or if it illuminates while the vehicle is being driven have an authorized Kia dealer inspect the pre tensioner seat belt and SRS air bag system as soon as possible NOTICE Do not attempt to...

Page 109: ...the belt fits A child s squirming could put the belt out of position Children are given the most safety in the event of an accident when they are restrained by a proper restraint system in the rear se...

Page 110: ...ld increase the severity of injuries in case of an accident Do not lie down To reduce the chance of injuries in the event of an accident and to achieve maximum effectiveness of the restraint system al...

Page 111: ...done even if no damage is visible Additional questions concerning seat belt operation should be directed to an authorized Kia dealer Child Restraint System CRS Infants and younger children must be re...

Page 112: ...a vehicle seat by lap belt portion of a lap shoulder belt or by a LATCH system in the rear seats of the vehicle Child restraint system CRS Infants and younger children must be restrained in an appropr...

Page 113: ...F N 8 3 P M E J O H I J M E S F O F W F S I P M E B D I J M E J O Z P V S B S NT P S M B Q XI F O S J E J O H J O B W F I J D M F 5 I F W J P M F O U G P S D F T D S F B U F E E V S J O H B D S B T I...

Page 114: ...T P S XB S E GB D J O H D I J M E S F T U S B J O U T G P S XB S E G B D J O H D I J M E T F B U Q S P W J E F T S F T U S B J O U G P S U I F D I J M E T C P E Z XJ U I B I B S O F T T F F Q D I J M...

Page 115: ...ment can be expected Secure the child in the child restraint Make sure the child is properly strapped in the child restraint according to the manu facturer instructions Lower Anchors and Tether for Ch...

Page 116: ...P XF S B O D I P S T J O Z P V S W F I J D M F T F F B S S P XT J O J M M V T U S B U J P O P XF S O D I P S Q P T J U J P O J O E J D B U P S P XF S O D I P S 5 I F 5 B O D I P S T B S F M P D B U F...

Page 117: ...NP S F U I B O P O F D I J M E S F T U S B J O U U P B T J O H M F B O D I P S 5 I J T D P V M E D B V T F U I F B O D I P S P S B U U B D I NF O U U P D P NF M P P T F P S C S F B L M XB Z T I B W F...

Page 118: ...Q NF O U U P U I F W F I J D M F M XB Z T G B T U F O U I F T F B U C F M U T C F I J O E U I F D I J M E S F T U S B J O U T F B U XI F O U I F Z B S F O P U V T F E U P T F D V S F U I F D I J M E T...

Page 119: ...E S F T U S B J O U 5 I F B V U P NB U J D M P D L J O H NP E F XJ M M I F M Q Q S F W F O U U I F O P S NB M NP W F NF O U P G U I F D I J M E J O U I F W F I J D M F G S P N D B V T J O H U I F T F...

Page 120: ...F U S B D U P S 1 V T I B O E Q V M M P O U I F D I J M E S F T U S B J O U T Z T U F N U P D P O G J S N U I B U U I F T F B U C F M U J T I P M E J O H J U G J S NM Z J O Q M B D F G J U J T O P U S...

Page 121: ...restraint can move when your vehicle turns or stops sud denly A child can be seriously injured or killed if the child restraint is not properly anchored in the car including manually pulling the seat...

Page 122: ...D D V Q B O U T G S P N T F S J P V T Q I Z T J D B M J O K V S Z 5 I F B D U V B M B J S C B H T J O U I F W F I J D M F NB Z E J G G F S G S P N U I F J M M V T U S B U J P O S J W F S T G S P O U B...

Page 123: ...hanging out of their storage compartments after the collision In addition to inflating in serious side collisions side and or curtain air bags will inflate if the sensing system detects a rollover Wh...

Page 124: ...and powder Open your doors and or windows as soon as possible after impact in order to reduce dis comfort and prevent prolonged exposure to the smoke and powder Though smoke and powder are non toxic...

Page 125: ...r bag warning light in your instrument panel is to alert you of a potential problem with your air bag system which could include your side and or curtain air bags used for rollover protection If the a...

Page 126: ...T V S F T F O T P S T J G F R V J Q Q F E 0 D D V Q B O U E F U F D U J P O T Z T U F N S P O U Q B T T F O H F S T T F B U P O M Z S P O U Q B T T F O H F S T T F B U C F M U C V D L M F T F O T P S...

Page 127: ...B C P W F U I F H M P W F C P Y J O B W F I J D M F 4 V D I P C K F D U T NB Z C F D P NF E B O H F S P V T Q S P K F D U J M F T J G U I F B J S C B H E F Q M P Z T 8 3 M Z J O H P C K F D U T P O P...

Page 128: ...8 3 C V U U P O U P U I F 0 Q P T J U J P O F W F S S F NP W F P S S F Q M B D F U I F B J S C B H S F M B U F E G V T FT XI F O U I F 1 0 8 3 C V U U P O J T J O U I F 0 Q P T J U J P O B J M V S F...

Page 129: ...f and the front passenger s air bag will be able to inflate if necessary in frontal crashes You will find the PASSENGER AIR BAG indicator on the center facia panel This system detects the conditions 1...

Page 130: ...an adult When a smaller adult sits in the front passenger seat the system may recognize him her as a child depending on his her physique and posture Off Off Activated 2 Child restraint system with chi...

Page 131: ...8 3 8I F O U I F 1 4 4 3 3 T Z NC P M J T J M M V NJ O B U F E U I F Q B T T F O H F S B J S C B H T Z T U F N XJ M M O P U P Q F S B U F 5 I F Q B T T F O H F S B J S C B H T Z T U F N XJ M M P Q F S...

Page 132: ...O F U I F G S P O U Q B T T F O H F S T F B U C B D L F W F S Q M B D F G F F U P O U I F E B T I C P B S E F W F S M F B O P O U I F E P P S P S D F O U F S D P O T P M F P O P U T J U XJ U I Z P V...

Page 133: ...E T B U F M M J U F S B E J P T U I B U V T F J O W F S U F S D I B S H F S T 8F U 1 B T T F O H F S 4 F B U P O P U T Q J M M M J R V J E J O U I F Q B T T F O H F S T F B U 4 Q J M M F E M J R V J...

Page 134: ...car is restarted it is recommended that the passenger move to the rear seat because the passenger s front air bag will not deploy NOTICE The PASSENGER AIR BAG indicator illuminates for about 4 second...

Page 135: ...S P O U I F T U F F S J O H XI F F M B O E U I F Q B T T F O H F S T T J E F G S P O U Q B O F M Q B E B C P W F U I F H M P W F C P Y 5 I F 4 3 4 D P O T J T U T P G B J S C B H T J O T U B M M F E V...

Page 136: ...ection system detects the presence of a passenger in the front passenger s seat and will turn off the front passenger s air bag under certain conditions For more detail see Occupant Detection Sys tem...

Page 137: ...es However when frontal deployment threshold is sat isfied at side impact front air bags may deploy In addition front air bags will not deploy in frontal crashes below the deployment threshold WARNING...

Page 138: ...F S J T E F U F D U F E 5 I F T J E F B J S C B H T B S F O P U E F T J H O F E U P E F Q M P Z J O B M M T J E F J NQ B D U P S S P M M P W F S T J U V B U J P O T 8 3 6 O F Y Q F D U F E E F Q M P Z...

Page 139: ...es WARNING No attaching objects Do not place any objects over the air bag or between the air bag and yourself Also do not attach any objects around the area in which the air bag inflates such as the d...

Page 140: ...M P Z J O D F S U B J O S P M M P W F S T J U V B U J P O T 5 I F D V S U B J O B J S C B H T B S F O P U E F T J H O F E U P E F Q M P Z J O B M M T J E F J NQ B D U P S S P M M P W F S T J U V B U...

Page 141: ...J T J P O T F O T P S T B S F M P D B U F E J O U I F G P M M P XJ O H Q P T J U J P O T 5 I F B D U V B M T I B Q F B O E Q P T J U J P O P G T F O T P S T NB Z E J G G F S G S P N U I F J M M V T U...

Page 142: ...non genuine parts may adversely affect your vehicle s collision and air bag deployment performance Why didn t my air bag go off in a collision Inflation and non infla tion conditions of the air bag T...

Page 143: ...to deploy in such cases because they may not provide benefits beyond the pro tection of the seat belts in such collisions Air bags are not designed to inflate in rear collisions because occupants are...

Page 144: ...of the SRS system may result in serious personal injury For cleaning the air bag pad covers use only a soft dry cloth or one which has been moistened with plain water Solvents or cleaners could advers...

Page 145: ...T U F N G S P O U F O E P S T J E F T I F F U NF U B M P S S J E F I F J H I U U I J T NB Z B G G F D U U I F P Q F S B U J P O P G Z P V S W F I J D M F T B J S C B H T Z T U F N J S C B H XB S O J...

Page 146: ...5 12 Disarmed stage 5 12 Door locks 5 13 Liftgate 5 18 Opening the liftgate 5 18 Closing the liftgate 5 18 Opening the liftgate in emergency 5 19 Windows 5 20 Window opening and closing 5 21 Power win...

Page 147: ...door 5 45 Closing the charging door 5 45 Instrument cluster 5 46 Instrument cluster control 5 47 LCD display control 5 47 Gauges 5 48 Reduction gear 5 51 Shift indicator pop up 5 51 Regenerative braki...

Page 148: ...washers 5 93 Operating windshield washer 5 94 Operating rear window wiper and washer switch 5 95 Interior lights 5 96 Automatic turn off function 5 96 Room lamp 5 96 Map lamp 5 97 Liftgate room lamp...

Page 149: ...refrigerant label 5 111 Checking the amount of air conditioner refrigerant and compressor lubricant 5 112 Windshield defrosting and defogging 5 113 Storage compartment 5 116 Center console storage 5 1...

Page 150: ...5 Features of your vehicle Exterior features 5 130 Roof rack 5 130 Audio system 5 131 Antenna 5 131 USB port 5 132 How vehicle radio works 5 132 Declaration of Conformity 5 135 FCC 5 135...

Page 151: ...E I P M E U I F S F M F B T F C V U U P O B O E S F NP W F U I F NF D I B O J D B M L F Z 5 P S F J O T U B M M U I F NF D I B O J D B M L F Z Q V U U I F L F Z J O U P U I F I P M F B O E Q V T I J U...

Page 152: ...U I F P S 0 Q P T J U J P O O Z E P P S F Y D F Q U U I F M J G U H B U F J T P Q F O F E 6 O M P D L J O H 1 S F T T J O H U I F C V U U P O P G U I F G S P O U P V U T J E F E P P S I B O E M F T X...

Page 153: ...ou can start the vehicle without inserting the key For information refer to Power button on page 6 6 Loss of the smart key A maximum of 2 smart keys can be registered to a single vehicle If you happen...

Page 154: ...S NB O V G B D U V S F S T W F I J D M F XB S S B O U Z 3 F Q M B D J O H T NB S U L F Z C B U U F S Z T NB S U L F Z C B U U F S Z T I P V M E M B T U G P S T F W F S B M Z F B S T C V U J G U I F T...

Page 155: ...t recognize the coding of the key Place the POWER button to the OFF position then place the POWER but ton to the ON position again In some circumstances the vehicle may not recognize your smart key if...

Page 156: ...odi fications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compli ance it will not be covered by your manufacturer s vehicle warranty Theft alarm system if equipped This system is designed to p...

Page 157: ...e If the system is armed while a passen ger s remains in the vehicle the alarm may be activated when the remaining passenger s leaves the vehicle If any door or liftgate or hood is opened within 30 se...

Page 158: ...E J G J D B U J P O T U P U I F U I F G U B M B S N T Z T U F N B S F O P U D P W F S F E C Z Z P V S W F I J D M F NB O V G B D U V S F S XB S S B O U Z P P S M P D L T O P X I P X U P V T F U I F E...

Page 159: ...T T F O H F S T NV T U S F NB J O J O U I F W F I J D M F XI J M F J U J T W F S Z I P U P S D P M E P V U T J E F U I F S F J T S J T L P G J O K V S J F T P S E B O H F S U P M J G F P O P U M P D...

Page 160: ...U J P O U I F C V U U P O XJ M M V O M P D L B O E U I F E P P S XJ M M P Q F O P P S T D B O O P U C F M P D L F E J G U I F T NB S U L F Z J T J O U I F W F I J D M F B O E B E P P S J T P Q F O 8 3...

Page 161: ...T T I P V M E B M XB Z T C F G V M M Z D M P T F E B O E M P D L F E XI J M F U I F W F I J D M F J T J O NP U J P O U P Q S F W F O U B D D J E F O U B M P Q F O J O H P G U I F E P P S F D B S F G...

Page 162: ...XI F O F W F S D I J M E S F O B S F J O U I F W F I J D M F 5 I F D I J M E T B G F U Z M P D L J T M P D B U F E P O U I F F E H F P G F B D I S F B S E P P S 8I F O U I F D I J M E T B G F U Z M P...

Page 163: ...U F J T V O M P D L F E J G U I F M J G U H B U F V O M P D L C V U U P O P O U I F T NB S U L F Z J T Q S F T T F E G P S B Q Q S P Y J NB U F M Z T F D P O E G V O M P D L F E U I F M J G U H B U F...

Page 164: ...O H B T G P M M P XT O Q V U U I F NF D I B O J D B M L F Z J O U P U I F I P M F 1 V T I U I F NF D I B O J D B M L F Z U P U I F S J H I U 1 V T I V Q U I F M J G U H B U F 8 3 P P O F T I P V M E...

Page 165: ...S E P P S M F G U Q P XF S XJ O E P X T XJ U D I 3 F B S E P P S S J H I U Q P XF S XJ O E P X T XJ U D I 8J O E P X P Q F O J O H B O E D M P T J O H V U P NB U J D Q P XF S XJ O E P X V Q E P XO J...

Page 166: ...G J G F R V J Q Q F E J O B O P Q F O P S Q B S U J B M M Z P Q F O Q P T J U J P O Z P V S W F I J D M F NB Z E F NP O T U S B U F B XJ O E C V G G F U J O H P S Q V M T B U J P O O P J T F 5 I J T O...

Page 167: ...XJ U D I G P S B U M F B T U T F D P O E B G U F S U I F XJ O E P X J T D P NQ M F U F M Z D M P T F E V U P NB U J D S F W F S T B M P S 5 Z Q F G U I F V Q XB S E NP W F NF O U P G U I F XJ O E P X...

Page 168: ...XJ O E P X T Z T U F N B L F T V S F C P E Z Q B S U T P S P U I F S P C K F D U T B S F T B G F M Z P V U P G U I F XB Z C F G P S F D M P T J O H U I F XJ O E P XT U P B W P J E J O K V S J F T 8 3...

Page 169: ...S J W F S T E P P S J O U I F 0 Q S F T T F E Q P T J U J P O P O P U F Y U F O E B G B D F P S B S NT P V U T J E F U I F XJ O E P X P Q F O J O H XI J M F U I F W F I J D M F J T J O NP U J P O P J...

Page 170: ...P O U I F E J T Q M B Z XI F O I P P E J T P Q F O 5 I F XB S O J O H D I J NF XJ M M P Q F S B U F XI F O U I F W F I J D M F J T C F J O H E S J W F O B C P W F NQ I L N I XJ U I U I F I P P E P Q...

Page 171: ...H B XB Z G J U J T O P U M B U D I F E U I F I P P E D P V M E G M Z P Q F O XI J M F U I F W F I J D M F J T C F J O H E S J W F O D B V T J O H B U P U B M M P T T P G W J T J C J M J U Z XI J D I...

Page 172: ...nents could occur WARNING Sunroof operation When closing the sunroof make sure there are no body parts in the movement range of the sliding roof Parts of the body could become trapped or crushed WARNI...

Page 173: ...C F G P S F U I F NB Y J NV N T M J E F P Q F O Q P T J U J P O 5 P T U P Q U I F T V O S P P G T M J E J O H B U B O Z Q P J O U Q V T I U I F T V O S P P G D P O U S P M T XJ U D I NP NF O U B S J...

Page 174: ...F E F T J S F E Q P T J U J P O 5 P D M P T F U I F T V O S P P G Q V T I U I F T V O S P P G T XJ U D I G P S XB S E V O U J M U I F T V O S P P G NP W F T U P U I F E F T J S F E Q P T J U J P O 8...

Page 175: ...I J T O P U P Q F S B U J O H D P S S F D U M Z 1 M B D F U I F 1 0 8 3 C V U U P O U P U I F 0 Q P T J U J P O P S T U B S U U I F W F I J D M F J O E J D B U P S 0 U J T S F D P N NF O E F E U P S F...

Page 176: ...g wheel The steering wheel of this vehicle is equipped with Electric Power Steer ing Electric Power Steering EPS Power steering uses an electric motor to assist you in steering the vehicle If the vehi...

Page 177: ...mally or malfunctions the steer ing wheel may require increased steering effort If the Electric Power Steering sys tem does not operate normally the warning light will illuminate on the instrument clu...

Page 178: ...F M U P U I F E F T J S F E Q P T J U J P O C F G P S F E S J W J O H 0 5 G U F S B E K V T U NF O U T P NF U J NF T U I F M P D L S F M F B T F M F W F S NB Z O P U M P D L U I F T U F F S J O H XI...

Page 179: ...NB H F E C Z B T I B S Q P C K F D U E B NB H F U P U I F I F B U F E T U F F S J O H XI F F M D P NQ P O F O U T D P V M E P D D V S 8 3 G U I F T U F F S J O H XI F F M C F D P NF T U P P XB S N U...

Page 180: ...U J O T U B M M B XJ E F NJ S S P S U D P V M E S F T V M U J O J O K V S Z E V S J O H B O B D D J E F O U P S E F Q M P Z NF O U P G U I F B J S C B H 6 5 0 M F B O J O H NJ S S P S 8I F O D M F B O...

Page 181: ...S J D H B U F I P NF M J H I U J O H F U D 7 J S U V B M T T J T U C V U U P O 6 7 0 7 P J D F M P D B M T F B S D I C V U U P O 3 P B E T J E F B T T J T U C V U U P O P NF J O L I B O O F M P NF J O...

Page 182: ...ss Control System provides a convenient way to replace up to three hand held radiofrequency RF transmitters with a single built in device This innovative feature will learn the radio frequency codes o...

Page 183: ...X D P O U B D U P NF J O L B U XXX I P NF M J O L D P N P S 4 U B O E B S E Q S P H S B NNJ O H 5 P U S B J O NP T U E F W J D F T G P M M P X U I F T F J O T U S V D U J P O T 1 S F T T B O E S F M...

Page 184: ...S B NNJ O H Z P V S I B O E I F M E U S B O T NJ U U F S NB Z B V U P NB U J D B M M Z T U P Q U S B O T NJ U U J O H P O U J O V F U P Q S F T T U I F O U F H S B U F E P NF J O L 8J S F M F T T P O...

Page 185: ...J O H U I S F F D P O E J U J P O T 5 I J T E F W J D F NB Z O P U D B V T F I B S N G V M J O U F S G F S F O D F B O E 5 I J T E F W J D F NV T U B D D F Q U B O Z J O U F S G F S F O D F S F D F J...

Page 186: ...P V U T F D P O E T U I F U XP XB Z T Z O D I S P O J B U J P O J T D P NQ M F U F E 0 5 4 P NF S F D F O U H B S B H F E P P S P Q F O F S Q S P W J E F T B V U P NB U J D U XP XB Z D P N NV O J D B...

Page 187: ...it indicates that the last activated device was closed properly If the indicator 6 is ON continu ously in Green it indicates that the last activated device was open properly NOTICE Two way communicati...

Page 188: ...M E M J L F U P B E K V T U 6 T F U I F NJ S S P S B E K V T U NF O U D P O U S P M U P Q P T J U J P O U I F T F M F D U F E NJ S S P S V Q E P XO M F G U P S S J H I U G U F S B E K V T U NF O U Q...

Page 189: ...XI F O U I F E P P S J T M P D L F E P S V O M P D L F E C Z U I F C V U U P O P O U I F P V U T J E F E P P S I B O E M F 5 I F NJ S S P S XJ M M V O G P M E XI F O Z P V B Q Q S P B D I U I F W F I...

Page 190: ...Q F E B M J T E F Q S F T T F E 0 Q F O U I F D I B S H J O H E P P S C Z U P V D I J O H U I F P G U I F D I B S H J O H E P P S 5 I F D I B S H J O H E P P S XJ M M O P U P Q F O J G U I F W F I J D...

Page 191: ...rmation about the vehicle s con dition The actual cluster and contents of the LCD display in the vehicle may differ from the illustration 1 Power Charge gauge 2 Speedometer 3 Warning and indicator lig...

Page 192: ...U P O P S U I F C S J H I U O F T T XJ M M C F D I B O H F E D P O U J O V P V T M Z G U I F C S J H I U O F T T S F B D I F T U P U I F NB Y J NV N P S NJ O J NV N M F W F M B O B M B S N XJ M M T P...

Page 193: ...sumption rate of the vehicle when driving uphill or accelerating The more electric energy is used the higher the gauge level CHARGE It shows the charging status of the battery when it is being charged...

Page 194: ...F S F B S F H B V H F C B S T M F G U G P S U I F I J H I W P M U B H F C B U U F S Z U I F W F I J D M F T Q F F E J T M J NJ U F E B O E U I F O F W F O U V B M M Z U I F W F I J D M F XJ M M U V S...

Page 195: ...uld be used to deter mine when periodic maintenance should be performed Odometer range 0 999 999 miles or 1 599 999 kilometers Outside Temperature Gauge This gauge indicates the current outside air te...

Page 196: ...seconds when shift ing into other positions P R N D Type A Type B The shift indicator pop up function can be activated or deactivated from the User Settings mode in the cluster LCD display Regenerativ...

Page 197: ...gear is shifted to P Park The EPB Electronic Parking Brake is applied User Settings Convenience Utility Mode is selected in the cluster Utility mode activation When the system is activated The indica...

Page 198: ...B U J P O J T Q M B Z P O U S P M 5 I F E J T Q M B Z NP E F T D B O C F D I B O H F E C Z V T J O H U I F D P O U S P M C V U U P O T 5 Z Q F 5 Z Q F 0 C V U U P O G P S D I B O H J O H NP E F T 0 7...

Page 199: ...Computer Turn By Turn TBT Driving Assist User Settings Master warning Up Down Consumption Info Route Guidance Lane Safety Driver Assis tance The Master Warn ing mode displays warning mes sages related...

Page 200: ...TBT mode This mode displays the state of the navigation Driving Assist mode This mode displays the state of Lane Safety system Driver Attention Warning system Tire pressure For more details refer to e...

Page 201: ...e the User Settings icon on the LCD dis play If the warning situation is resolved the master warning light will be turned off and the Master Warning icon will disappear User settings mode In this mode...

Page 202: ...t To activate or deactivate the Lane Following Assist function For more details refer to Lane Following Assist LFA on page 6 103 Forward Collision Avoidance Assist To activate or deactivate the Forwar...

Page 203: ...is set to the OFF position On shift to P All doors will be automatically unlocked if the gear is shifted to the P Park position with the POWER button on it is activated Two Press Unlock Off Two Press...

Page 204: ...n page 1 53 Welcome Mirror Light if equipped If this item is checked the welcome mirror light function will be activated Wireless charging sys tem if equipped If this item is checked the wireless char...

Page 205: ...uired Displayed when the mileage and days to service has been reached or passed If any of the following conditions occur the mileage and number of days to service may be incorrect The battery cable is...

Page 206: ...age fuel economy will not reset automati cally whenever recharging After Ignition The average fuel economy will reset auto matically whenever it has passed 4 hours after turning OFF the vehicle After...

Page 207: ...plays information related to driving NOTICE Some driving information stored in the trip computer resets if the bat tery is disconnected Trip Modes To change the trip mode scroll the toggle the switch...

Page 208: ...after recharging more than 10 NOTICE The vehicle must be driven for a minimum of 0 19 miles 300 meters since the last ignition key cycle before the average energy consumption will be recalculated Ins...

Page 209: ...longer the Drive Info screen will reset To reset the details press and hold the OK button when viewing the Drive Info The trip distance the average energy consumption and total driving time will rese...

Page 210: ...yed This display shows the trip distance 1 average energy consumption 2 driving time 3 charging time status 4 and climate time status 5 This information is displayed for a few seconds when you turn of...

Page 211: ...pressing the POWER but ton again If the warning message appears each time you press the POWER button have your vehicle inspected by an authorized Kia dealer Press POWER button with key This warning m...

Page 212: ...ry electrical accessories have your vehicle inspected by an authorized Kia dealer Door Hood Liftgate open warning display This warning is displayed if any door or the hood or the liftgate is left open...

Page 213: ...tivate Wiper Lights Display function from the User Settings mode in the clus ter LCD display Wiper mode This indicator displays which wiper speed is selected using the wiper control You can activate o...

Page 214: ...HBA system Have your vehicle inspected by an autho rized Kia dealer For more details refer to High Beam Assist HBA if equipped on page 5 90 Check headlight LED if equipped This warning message is disp...

Page 215: ...ave your vehicle inspected by an autho rized Kia dealer For more details refer to Lane Keeping Assist LKA on page 6 63 Shift to P to charge This message is displayed if you connect the charging cable...

Page 216: ...multa neously Charge the high voltage battery immediately Charge immediately Power limited When the high voltage battery level reaches below 3 this warning message is displayed The warning light on th...

Page 217: ...ning message is dis played do not accelerate or start the vehicle suddenly Charge the battery immediately when the high voltage battery level is not enough Stop vehicle and check power sup ply This wa...

Page 218: ...g light illuminates while driving or does not go OFF after starting the vehicle have your vehicle inspected by an authorized Kia dealer Air bag Warning Light This warning light illuminates Once you se...

Page 219: ...ms should fail With only one of the dual systems working more than normal pedal travel and greater pedal pressure are required to stop the vehicle Also the vehicle will not stop in as short a distance...

Page 220: ...brake does not operate and the brake does not perform well This causes the Brake Warning light red and Regenera tive Brake Warning Light yellow to illuminate simultaneously In this case drive safely...

Page 221: ...reasing The temperature of the motor or high voltage battery is too high or too low There is a problem with the cool ing system or a failure that may interrupt normal driving NOTICE Do not accelerate...

Page 222: ...tem malfunction if equipped Smart Cruise Control system mal function Forward Collision Avoidance Assist system malfunction Blind Spot Collision Warning radar blocked if equipped Smart Cruise Control s...

Page 223: ...ning Light This indicator light illuminates When the POWER button is in the ON position It illuminates for approximately 3 seconds and then goes off When the FCA system is turned off When the radar se...

Page 224: ...art Key This indicator light illuminates for up to 30 seconds When the vehicle detects the smart key in the vehicle with the POWER button in the ACC or ON position Once the smart key is detected you c...

Page 225: ...is pulled into the Flash to Pass position Light ON Indicator Light This indicator light illuminates When the tail lights or headlights are on Front Fog Indicator Light This indicator light illuminate...

Page 226: ...D P O U S P M T Z T U F N P O Q B H F 0 P E F O E J D B U P S 5 I J T J O E J D B U P S M J H I U J M M V NJ O B U F T 8I F O Z P V T F M F D U 0 NP E F B T E S J W F NP E F P S NP S F E F U B J M T S...

Page 227: ...e difficulty of ensuring that the area behind you remains clear always back up slowly and stop immediately if you even suspect that a person and espe cially a child might be behind you Reverse Parking...

Page 228: ...D U J W B U F XI F O C B D L J O H V Q XJ U I U I F 1 0 8 3 C V U U P O 0 G U I F W F I J D M F J T NP W J O H B U B T Q F F E P W F S NQ I L N I U I F T Z T U F N NB Z O P U C F B D U J W B U F E D...

Page 229: ...ng range will return to normal when removed Outside air temperature is extremely hot or cold The following objects may not be recognized by the sensor Sharp or slim objects such as ropes chains or sma...

Page 230: ...ially children Be aware that some objects may not be detected by the sensors due to the object s distance size or material all of which can limit the effectiveness of the sensor Always perform a visua...

Page 231: ...de door 2 Turn the parking lights OFF and ON again using the light switch on the steering column Headlight escort function if equipped If you turn the POWER button to the ACC or OFF position with the...

Page 232: ...J P O 1 B S L J O H 5 B J M M J H I U F B E M J H I U Q P T J U J P O 1 B S L J O H 5 B J M M J H I U 8I F O U I F M J H I U T XJ U D I J T J O U I F Q B S L J O H M J H I U Q P T J U J P O U I F U B...

Page 233: ...P U D M F B O U I F T F O T P S V T J O H B XJ O E P X D M F B O F S 5 I F D M F B O F S NB Z M F B W F B M J H I U G J M N XI J D I D P V M E J O U F S G F S F XJ U I T F O T P S P Q F S B U J P O T...

Page 234: ...U I F J O E J D B U P S D P O U J O V F T U P G M B T I B G U F S B U V S O NB O V B M M Z S F U V S O U I F M F W F S U P U I F 0 Q P T J U J P O 5 P T J H O B M B M B O F D I B O H F P W F U I F U V...

Page 235: ...N T T J T U J O E J D B U P S XJ M M J M M V NJ O B U F J H I F B N T T J T U XJ M M U V S O P O XI F O W F I J D M F T Q F F E J T B C P W F NQ I L N I 5 I F E F U B J M T P G P Q F S B U J P O XJ U...

Page 236: ...ssage will come on for a few sec ond After the message disappears the master warning light will illu minate Take your vehicle to an authorized Kia dealer and have the system checked CAUTION High Beam...

Page 237: ...NOTICE Do not disassemble a front view camera temporarily for tinted window or attaching any types of coatings and accessories If you disassemble the camera and assemble it again take your vehi cle t...

Page 238: ...S XB T I F S D P O U S P M P O U J O V P V T XJ Q F 0 O U F S NJ U U F O U XJ Q F 0 0 G G 8B T I XJ U I C S J F G XJ Q F T S F B S J G F R V J Q Q F E 8J O E T I J F M E XB T I F S T 0 Q F S B U F T...

Page 239: ...I F XJ Q F S T D Z D M F T 5 I F T Q S B Z B O E XJ Q F S P Q F S B U J P O XJ M M D P O U J O V F V O U J M Z P V S F M F B T F U I F M F W F S G U I F XB T I F S E P F T O P U XP S L D I F D L U I...

Page 240: ...U T E P O P U B U U F NQ U U P NP W F U I F XJ Q F S T NB O V B M M Z 0 Q F S B U J O H S F B S XJ O E P X XJ Q F S B O E XB T I F S T XJ U D I 5 I F S F B S XJ O E P X XJ Q F S B O E XB T I F S T XJ...

Page 241: ...U T D P V M E I B Q Q F O C F D B V T F U I F W J F X NB Z C F P C T D V S F E C Z J O U F S J P S M J H I U T V U P NB U J D U V S O P G G G V O D U J P O J G F R V J Q Q F E 5 I F J O U F S J P S M...

Page 242: ...F O P U P Q F O F E 5 I F NB Q M B NQ B O E S P P N M B NQ XJ M M T U B Z P O G P S B Q Q S P Y J NB U F M Z NJ O V U F T J G B E P P S J T P Q F O F E XJ U I U I F 1 0 8 3 C V U U P O J O U I F P S 0...

Page 243: ...J G U H B U F M J E J T P Q F O 5 P Q S F W F O U V O O F D F T T B S Z D I B S H J O H T Z T U F N E S B J O D M P T F U I F M J G U H B U F M J E T F D V S F M Z B G U F S V T J O H U I F M J G U H...

Page 244: ...o light position Interior light When the interior light switch is in the DOOR position and all doors and liftgate are locked and closed the room lamp will come on for 30 sec onds if any of the followi...

Page 245: ...O G U I F S F J T I F B W Z B D D V NV M B U J P O P G T O P X P O U I F S F B S XJ O E P X C S V T I J U P G G C F G P S F P Q F S B U J O H U I F S F B S E F G S P T U F S 5 P B D U J W B U F U I F...

Page 246: ...roster button 4 Rear window defroster button 5 Air conditioning button 6 Air intake control button 7 OFF button 8 Fan speed control switch 9 Mode selection button 10 Climate button 11 Driver only sele...

Page 247: ...T U F S C V U U P O 1 S F T T U I F C V U U P O P O F NP S F U J NF U P E F T F M F D U U I F G S P O U XJ O E T I J F M E E F G S P T U F S G V O D U J P O 5 I F 6 5 0 T J H O XJ M M J M M V NJ O B U...

Page 248: ...U I F P S E F S P G C V U U P O T P S L O P CT T F M F D U F E 4 U B S U U I F W F I J D M F 4 F U U I F NP E F U P U I F E F T J S F E Q P T J U J P O P S J NQ S P W J O H U I F F G G F D U J W F O F...

Page 249: ...S P M M F E U P E J S F D U U I F B J S E J T D I B S H F E G S P N U I F P V U M F U J F W F M J S G M P X J T E J S F D U F E U P XB S E T U I F G B D F B O E U I F G M P P S M P P S F W F M P T U P...

Page 250: ...F N Q F S B U V S F XJ M M J O D S F B T F P S E F D S F B T F C Z 8I F O T F U U P U I F M P XF T U U F NQ F S B U V S F T F U U J O H U I F B J S D P O E J U J P O J O H XJ M M P Q F S B U F D P O U...

Page 251: ...O H T F M F D U F E NB Z D B V T F G P H H J O H P G U I F XJ O E T I J F M E B O E T J E F XJ O E P XT B O E U I F B J S XJ U I J O U I F Q B T T F O H F S D P NQ B S U NF O U NB Z C F D P NF T U B...

Page 252: ...J U J P O B T NV D I B T Q P T T J C M F XI J M F E S J W J O H 8 3 4 M F F Q J O H XJ U I P O P O P U T M F F Q J O B W F I J D M F XJ U I U I F B J S D P O E J U J P O J O H P S I F B U J O H P O B...

Page 253: ...O B U F T D P M E B J S NP T U M Z C M P XT J O U I F E J S F D U J P O P G U I F E S J W F S T T F B U P XF W F S T P NF P G U I F D P M E B J S NB Z D P NF P V U P G P U I F S T F B U T E V D U T U...

Page 254: ...t or unpleasant fumes from entering the vehicle through the ventilation system tempo rarily set the air intake control to the recirculated air position Be sure to return the control to the fresh air p...

Page 255: ...een parked in direct sunlight during hot weather open the windows for a short time to let the hot air inside the vehicle escape To help reduce moisture inside of the windows on rainy or humid days dec...

Page 256: ...D U F E G U I J T I B Q Q F O T I B W F U I F D M J NB U F D P O U S P M B J S G J M U F S S F Q M B D F E C Z B O B V U I P S J F E J B E F B M F S 0 5 3 F Q M B D F U I F G J M U F S F W F S Z NJ M...

Page 257: ...J M M J O H B M T P I B T B O F H B U J W F J NQ B D U P O U I F B J S D P O E J U J P O J O H T Z T U F N 5 I F S F G P S F J G B C O P S NB M P Q F S B U J P O J T G P V O E I B W F U I F T Z T U F...

Page 258: ...J T E F T J S F E XI J M F E F G S P T U J O H P S E F G P H H J O H T F U U I F NP E F U P U I F G M P P S E F G S P T U Q P T J U J P O F G P S F E S J W J O H D M F B S B M M T O P X B O E J D F G...

Page 259: ...T D P O U S P M M F E B V U P NB U J D B M M Z B D D P S E J O H U P D F S U B J O D P O E J U J P O T T V D I B T P S Q P T J U J P O 5 P D B O D F M B V U P NB U J D E F G P H H J O H M P H J D P S...

Page 260: ...M E B U T U F Q 0 V U T J E F B J S Q P T J U J P O J U U S J F T U P E F G P H B H B J O B U T U F Q 0 Q F S B U J O H U I F B J S D P O E J U J P O J O H 0 V U T J E F B J S Q P T J U J P O 0 Q F S...

Page 261: ...T P S P U I F S G M B NNB C M F F Y Q M P T J W F NB U F S J B M T J O U I F W F I J D M F 5 I F T F J U F NT NB Z D B U D I G J S F B O E P S F Y Q M P E F J G U I F W F I J D M F J T F Y Q P T F E...

Page 262: ...E F U I F T V O H M B T T I P M E F S 4 V D I P C K F D U T D B O C F U I S P XO G S P N U I F I P M E F S J O U I F F W F O U P G B T V E E F O T U P Q P S B O B D D J E F O U Q P T T J C M Z J O K V...

Page 263: ...J D M F 6 5 0 F F Q Z P V S E S J O L T T F B M F E XI J M F E S J W J O H U P Q S F W F O U T Q J M M J O H Z P V S E S J O L G M J R V J E T Q J M M T J U NB Z H F U J O U P U I F W F I J D M F T F...

Page 264: ...U P O J O U I F 0 Q P T J U J P O 1 V T I F J U I F S P G U I F T XJ U D I F T U P XB S N U I F E S J W F S T T F B U P S U I F G S P O U Q B T T F O H F S T T F B U V S J O H NJ M E XF B U I F S P S...

Page 265: ...Z T U F N J O U I F T F B U U V S O T P G G P S P O B V U P NB U J D B M M Z E F Q F O E J O H P O U I F T F B U U F N Q F S B U V S F 8 3 4 F B U XB S NF S C V S O T 5 I F T F B U XB S NF S NB Z D B...

Page 266: ...M F G P S F V T J O H U I F B J S W F O U J M B U J P O T F B U E S Z U I F T F B U D P NQ M F U F M Z 4 V O W J T P S 6 T F U I F T V O W J T P S U P T I J F M E E J S F D U M J H I U U I S P V H I...

Page 267: ...M XI F O V T J O H U I F Q P XF S P V U M F U M P T F U I F D P W F S XI F O O P U J O V T F 4 P NF F M F D U S P O J D E F W J D F T D B O D B V T F F M F D U S P O J D J O U F S G F S F O D F XI F...

Page 268: ...V T F E P O M Z G P S C B U U F S Z D I B S H J O H Q V S Q P T F T B U U F S Z D I B S H F S T D B O O P U C F D I B S H F E 8J S F M F T T T NB S U Q I P O F D I B S H J O H T Z T U F N J G F R V J...

Page 269: ...n green even after the charging is complete If the wireless charging is not func tioning properly the orange light will blink and flash for ten seconds then turn off In such cases remove the smart pho...

Page 270: ...eless charging system will cease to function After the inte rior temperature drops below the threshold the wireless charging function will resume The wireless charging system may not function properly...

Page 271: ...out a wireless charging function or a metallic object is placed on the charging pad a small noise may sound This small sound is due to the vehicle discerning compatibil ity of the object placed on the...

Page 272: ...T J O D F U I F Z NB Z E B NB H F U I F I P P L 8 3 P O P U I B O H P U I F S P C K F D U T T V D I B T I B O H F S T P S I B S E P C K F D U T F Y D F Q U D M P U I F T M T P E P O P U Q V U I F B W...

Page 273: ...F G M P P S NB U U I B U D B O O P U C F G J S NM Z B U U B D I F E U P U I F W F I J D M F T G M P P S NB U B O D I P S T P O P U T U B D L G M P P S NB U T P O U P Q P G P O F B O P U I F S F H B M...

Page 274: ...U Z TD S F F O J G F R V J Q Q F E 6 T F U I F D B S H P T F D V S J U Z T D S F F O U P I J E F J U F NT T U P S F E J O U I F D B S H P B S F B 5 P V T F U I F D B S H P T F D V S J U Z T D S F F O...

Page 275: ...D S P T T C B S T NB Z O F F E U P C F S F Q P T J U J P O F E J G XJ O E O P J T F J T E F U F D U F E 6 5 0 P B E J O H 3 P P G 3 B D L 8I F O D B S S Z J O H D B S H P P O U I F S P P G S B D L U B...

Page 276: ...F E B NB H F U P Z P V S W F I J D M F P S P U I F S T B S P V O E Z P V 5 P Q S F W F O U E B NB H F P S M P T T P G D B S H P XI J M F E S J W J O H D I F D L G S F R V F O U M Z C F G P S F P S XI...

Page 277: ...O E T F O U U P Z P V S W F I J D M F T Q F B L F S T P XF W F S J O T P NF D B T F T U I F T J H O B M D P NJ O H U P Z P V S W F I J D M F NB Z O P U C F T U S P O H B O E D M F B S 5 I J T D B O C...

Page 278: ...mal and do not indicate radio trouble Fading As your vehicle moves away from the radio station the signal will weaken and sound will begin to fade When this occurs we suggest that you select another s...

Page 279: ...h as a cellular phone or a radio set inside the vehicle a sepa rate external antenna must be fit ted When a cellular phone or a radio set is used with an internal antenna alone it may interfere with t...

Page 280: ...llowing measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which th...

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Page 282: ...19 Smart Regeneration System Activation 6 19 Resuming Smart Regeneration System 6 21 Turning Smart Regeneration system off 6 21 Vehicle to Vehicle Distance Recognition Sensor front radar 6 21 System...

Page 283: ...g message and warning light 6 53 System malfunction 6 53 Limitations of the system 6 55 Detecting pedestrian or cyclist 6 60 This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules 6 62 Radio frequency rad...

Page 284: ...ol speed To set Smart Cruise Control Speed 6 85 To increase Smart Cruise Control system set speed 6 86 To decrease Smart Cruise Control system set speed 6 87 To temporarily accelerate with Smart Cruis...

Page 285: ...on Warning RCCW 6 109 Rear Cross Traffic Collision Warning system 6 109 Setting and activating RCCW system 6 109 Operating conditions 6 109 Rear Cross Traffic Collision Warning alert 6 110 Detecting S...

Page 286: ...Check all gauges Check the operation of warning lights when the POWER button is turned to the ON position Release the parking brake and make sure the brake warning light goes out For safe operation b...

Page 287: ...F S B U J P O P G U I F W F I J D M F 6 T F P G B O Z I B O E M F E E F W J D F T P U I F S F R V J Q NF O U P S W F I J D M F T Z T U F NT U I B U E J T U S B D U U I F E S J W F S T I P V M E O P U...

Page 288: ...I F W F I J D M F E F Q S F T T U I F C S B L F Q F E B M B O E Q S F T T U I F 1 0 8 3 C V U U P O XJ U I U I F T I J G U F S E J B M J O U I F 1 1 B S L Q P T J U J P O P S Z P V S T B G F U Z T U...

Page 289: ...pplied 3 Make sure the shifter dial is in P Park 4 Depress the brake pedal 5 Press the POWER button If the vehicle starts the indicator will come on NOTICE Always start the vehicle with your foot on t...

Page 290: ...8 3 C V U U P O G P S T F D P O E T XI J M F J U J T J O U I F Q P T J U J P O 5 I F W F I J D M F D B O T U B S U XJ U I P V U E F Q S F T T J O H U I F C S B L F Q F E B M V U G P S Z P V S T B G F...

Page 291: ...icle movement can occur if these pre cautions are not followed For your safety always depress the brake pedal while shifting to another gear Gear position The indicator in the instrument cluster displ...

Page 292: ...ction gear if you shift into R Reverse while the vehicle is in motion except on Rocking the vehicle Rocking the vehicle on page 6 119 N Neutral The wheels and gear are not engaged To shift to N Neutra...

Page 293: ...s charged You cannot shift the gear when the battery is discharged Jump start your vehicle refer to Jump starting on page 7 5 or contact an authorized Kia dealer Parking 1 Always come to a complete st...

Page 294: ...ay when the gear is shifted to P Park while the vehicle is moving Stop the vehicle before shifting to P Park Gear already selected The message appears on the LCD display when the selected gear but ton...

Page 295: ...inspected by an authorized Kia dealer Rotary shifter stuck The message appears on the LCD display when the shifter dial is con tinuously stuck or there is problem with the shifter dial Make sure that...

Page 296: ...Drive Do not shift to N Neutral when driving Doing so may result in an accident Do not drive with your foot rest ing on the brake pedal Even light but consistent pedal pressure can result in the brak...

Page 297: ...P B E XB Z B O E U I F E S J W F S P W F S T U F F S T U P S F F O U F S U I F S P B E XB Z O U I F F W F O U Z P V S W F I J D M F M F B W F T U I F S P B E XB Z E P O P U T U F F S T I B S Q M Z O T...

Page 298: ...nvenience Smart Regeneration Refer to Smart regeneration sys tem on page 6 19 NOTICE The paddle shifter does not operate when The and paddle shift ers are pulled at the same time The vehicle is decele...

Page 299: ...can control the vehicle stopping position using the accelerator pedal Automatic engagement of EPB After the vehicle is stopped by the One Pedal Driving function EPB is automatically engaged when any o...

Page 300: ...ifter for over 1 second to turn on and off the auto matic change of the regenerative braking Smart Regeneration System Acti vation With AUTO for the regenerative braking level displayed on the clus te...

Page 301: ...T U P Q U I F W F I J D M F 5 I F T Z T U F N D B O O P U D P NQ M F U F M Z T U P Q U I F W F I J D M F J O B M M T J U V B U J P O T O P S B W P J E B M M D P M M J T J P O T 5 I F C S B L F D P O U...

Page 302: ...S F H F O F S B U J W F C S B L J O H M F W F M XJ M M B Q Q F B S P O U I F D M V T U F S 5 V S O J O H 4 NB S U 3 F H F O F S B U J P O T Z T U F N P G G 5 P U V S O P G G U I F T Z T U F N 4 I J G...

Page 303: ...orized Kia dealer If the front bumper becomes damaged in the area around the radar sensor the Smart Regener ation System may not operate properly Have the vehicle inspected by an authorized Kia dealer...

Page 304: ...M M J O D S F B T F B V U P NB U J D B M M Z NB L J O H Z P V G F F M U I B U U I F W F I J D M F J T E F D F M F S B U J O H 5 I F E S J W F S NV T U NB J O U B J O B T B G F C S B L J O H E J T U B...

Page 305: ...O U B J O B T B G F C S B L J O H E J T U B O D F B O E J G O F D F T T B S Z E F Q S F T T U I F C S B L F Q F E B M U P S F E V D F Z P V S E S J W J O H T Q F F E J O P S E F S U P NB J O U B J O B...

Page 306: ...you must apply the brakes Keep a safe distance according to road conditions and vehicle speed If the vehicle to vehicle distance is too close during a high speed driving a serious collision may resul...

Page 307: ...e must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation 3 Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void t...

Page 308: ...surfaces CAUTION Brake Pedal Do not drive with your foot resting on the brake pedal This will create abnormally high brake tempera tures which can cause excessive brake lining and pad wear WARNING St...

Page 309: ...sound from your front brakes or rear brakes You may hear this sound come and go or it may occur whenever you depress the brake pedal Please remember that some driving conditions or climates may cause...

Page 310: ...M Z U I F 1 1 V M M V Q U I F 1 T XJ U D I G P S NP S F U I B O T F D P O E T P O P U P Q F S B U F U I F 1 XI J M F U I F W F I J D M F J T NP W J O H F Y D F Q U J O B O F NF S H F O D Z T J U V B U...

Page 311: ...e EPB even though the POWER button is in the OFF position but you cannot release it For your safety depress the brake pedal and release the park ing brake manually with the EPB switch when you drive d...

Page 312: ...he vehicle do not use the shifter dial in place of the parking brake Set the parking brake and make sure the shifter dial is securely positioned in P Park Never allow a passenger to touch the parking...

Page 313: ...NB U F M Z T F D P O E T J G U I F T Z T U F N J T P Q F S B U J O H O P S NB M M Z G U I F 1 NB M G V O D U J P O J O E J D B U P S S F NB J O T P O D P NF T P O XI J M F E S J W J O H P S E P F T O...

Page 314: ...Do not operate the Electronic Park ing Brake while the vehicle is moving except in an emergency situation Applying the Electronic Parking Brake while the vehicle is moving at normal speeds can cause...

Page 315: ...0 J T F O H B H F E 5 I F W F I J D M F XJ M M S F NB J O B U B T U B O E T U J M M F W F O J G Z P V S F M F B T F U I F C S B L F Q F E B M G 1 J T B Q Q M J F E V U P P M E XJ M M C F S F M F B T F...

Page 316: ...I F E S J W F S T E P P S J T P Q F O F E 5 I F W F I J D M F I P P E P S M J G U H B U F J T P Q F O F E 5 I F W F I J D M F J T J O B T U B O E T U J M M G P S NP S F U I B O NJ O V U F T 5 I F W F...

Page 317: ...otor whine sound may be heard while operating or releasing the EPB but these con ditions are normal and indicate that the EPB is functioning properly Warning messages The Auto Hold function will displ...

Page 318: ...HOLD button after closing the driver s door vehicle hood and lift gate WARNING Parking brake use Never allow a passenger to touch the parking brake If the parking brake is released unintentionally ser...

Page 319: ...When driving on rough gravel or snow covered roads When driving with tire chains installed When driving on roads where the road surface is pitted or has dif ferent surface heights Driving in these con...

Page 320: ...al If the light stays on you may have a problem with your ABS Contact an authorized Kia dealer as soon as possible When you drive on a road having poor traction such as an icy road and have operated y...

Page 321: ...B U F G P S B M M E S J W F S F S S P S B O E P S E S J W J O H D P O E J U J P O T M XB Z T E S J W F S F T Q P O T J C M Z 5 I F 4 T Z T U F N J T B O F M F D U S P O J D T Z T U F N E F T J H O F...

Page 322: ...e control and indicates nothing unusual When moving out of the mud or driving on a slippery road pressing the accelerator pedal may not cause the vehicle rpm revolutions per minute to increase Electro...

Page 323: ...ving whenever possible To turn ESC off while driving press the ESC OFF button while driving on a flat road surface WARNING Operating ESC Never press the ESC OFF button while ESC is operating ESC indic...

Page 324: ...e ESC OFF indicator light remains on the instrument cluster EPS indicator light remains on the instrument cluster Vehicle stability management VSM operation off If you press the ESC OFF button to turn...

Page 325: ...em no matter how advanced can compen sate for all driver error and or driv ing conditions Always drive responsibly Hill start Assist Control HAC A vehicle has the tendency to roll back on a steep hill...

Page 326: ...flat while you are driving apply the brakes gently and keep the vehicle pointed straight ahead while you slow down When you are moving slowly enough for it to be safe to do so pull off the road and s...

Page 327: ...S U P T F M F D U U I F E S J W F NP E F NP T U B Q Q S P Q S J B U F U P U I F T V S S P V O E J O H F O W J S P O NF O U S J W F P E F 5 I F E S J W F NP E F NB Z C F T F M F D U F E B D D P S E J O...

Page 328: ...to the end If speed limit function is deactivated by depress ing the accelerator pedal the speed limit function will reactivate when vehicle speed is lower than the set speed limit Also the speed is c...

Page 329: ...ce to the vehicle ahead and to be prepared to apply the brakes WARNING Take the following precautions when using Forward Collision Avoid ance Assist system This system is only a supplemen tal system a...

Page 330: ...or cyclist ahead before the initial warning occurs If the Early con dition feels too sensitive change it into Normal Normal When this condition is selected the initial Forward Colli sion Warning is a...

Page 331: ...arning mes sages warning alarms and emer gency braking based on the level of risk of a frontal collision such as when a vehicle ahead suddenly brakes or when the system detects that a collision with a...

Page 332: ...is no warning message or warning alarm WARNING FCA system cannot avoid all colli sions FCA system might not com pletely stop the vehicle before collision due to driving or road con ditions The driver...

Page 333: ...T F P O M Z T P G U D M P U I F T U P XB T I U I F W F I J D M F P O P U T Q S B Z Q S F T T V S J F E XB U F S E J S F D U M Z P O U I F T F O T P S P S T F O T P S D P W F S F D B S F G V M O P U U...

Page 334: ...hicles pedestrians or cyclists In this case a warning message Forward Collision Avoidance Assist FCA system disabled Radar blocked will appear to notify the driver Remove the foreign sub stances to al...

Page 335: ...and the warning message will not be dis played FCA system may unnecessarily produce the warning message and the warning alarms Also due to the sensing limitation FCA system may not produce the warnin...

Page 336: ...on road or driving con ditions FCA system may not activate to all types of vehicles Limitations of the system FCA system is designed to monitor the vehicle ahead in the roadway through camera recognit...

Page 337: ...he vehicle is driven near areas containing metal substances as a construction zone railroad etc The vehicle drives inside a build ing such as a basement parking lot The front view camera does not reco...

Page 338: ...U W J F X D B NF S B J O D M V E J O H M F O T P S G S P O U S B E B S J T E B NB H F E G O P U V T J O H I F B E M B NQ P S V T J O H XF B L M J H I U J O U I F O J H I U P S J O B U V O O F M B D L...

Page 339: ...O E J G O F D F T T B S Z E F Q S F T T U I F C S B L F Q F E B M U P S F E V D F Z P V S E S J W J O H T Q F F E J O P S E F S U P NB J O U B J O B T B G F E J T U B O D F P S XB S E P M M J T J P O...

Page 340: ...T U J O G S P O U XI J M F Q B T T J O H P W F S B T M P Q F Z P V NB Z F Y Q F S J F O D F T I B S Q E F D F M F S B U J P O M XB Z T L F F Q Z P V S F Z F T G P S XB S E XI J M F E S J W J O H V Q...

Page 341: ...F E F T U S J B O P S D Z D M J T U 5 I F T F O T P S NB Z C F M J NJ U F E XI F O 5 I F Q F E F T U S J B O P S D Z D M J T U J T O P U G V M M Z E F U F D U F E C Z U I F D B NF S B S F D P H O J U...

Page 342: ...When there is any electromag netic interference When the cyclist is near areas containing metal objects such as a construction zone railroad etc If the bicycle material is not reflected well on the ra...

Page 343: ...ference This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules Operation is subject to the following three conditions 1 This device may not cause harm ful interference and 2 This device must accept any in...

Page 344: ...E F O M Z XI F O U I F T U F F S J O H XI F F M J T C F J O H B T T J T U F E C Z U I F T Z T U F N T Z T U F N I F M Q T Q S F W F O U U I F E S J W F S G S P N NP W J O H P V U P G U I F M B O F V O...

Page 345: ...U I F T U F F S J O H XI F F M B H B J O U I F D P O U S P M XJ M M C F B D U J W B U F E B H B J O G U I F W F I J D M F T Q F F E J T I J H I T U F F S J O H U P S R V F G P S B T T J T U B O D F NB...

Page 346: ...visual and acoustic warning when the sys tem detects the vehicle leaving the lane In this mode system will not provide steering inputs When the vehicle s front wheel contacts the inside edge of lane l...

Page 347: ...above 40 mph 64 km h Both lane markers are detected by LKA The vehicle is between the lane markers If LKA can assist steering a green steering wheel indicator will illumi nate Warning message If the v...

Page 348: ...treat the situa tion as you not grab bing the wheel If the driver still does not have their hands on the steering wheel after several seconds the system will only warn the driver when the driver cros...

Page 349: ...e the system checked by an authorized Kia dealer The system will be canceled when You change lanes with the turn signal Using the turn signal to change lanes If you change lanes without the turn signa...

Page 350: ...ks like a lane marker The lane marker is indistinct or damaged The number of lanes increases decreases or the lane lines are crossing Driving through a toll plaza toll gate merged divided lane There a...

Page 351: ...hield is fogged by humid air in the vehicle Putting something on the crash pad and etc WARNING Lane Keeping Assist system is a system designed to help prevent the driver from leaving the lane How ever...

Page 352: ...V U I F XB S O J O H XJ M M O P U P D D V S M P T J O H B U I J H I T Q F F E 8 T Z T U F N G F B U V S F XJ M M B M F S U Z P V XI F O J U E F U F D U T B W F I J D M F J T B Q Q S P B D I J O H J O...

Page 353: ...P S T F D P O E T P O U I F P V U F S T J E F W J F X NJ S S P S G U I F W F I J D M F J T U V S O F E P G G U I F O P O B H B J O U I F T Z T U F N NB J O U B J O T U I F M B T U T F U U J O H 4 F U...

Page 354: ...F XJ M M T P V O E G Z P V U V S O P G G U I F U V S O T J H O B M J O E J D B U P S U I F T F D P O E T U B H F B M F S U XJ M M C F E F B D U J W B U F E G U I F E F U F D U F E W F I J D M F J T O...

Page 355: ...F T C B T F E P O E B U B D P M M F D U F E C Z U I F S F B S S B E B S T 3 F B S S B E B S 3 F B S D P S O F S S B E B S 5 I F S F B S D P S O F S S B E B S T B S F U I F T F O T P S T J O T J E F U...

Page 356: ...reflection may cause a malfunc tion of the system Warning message If a warning message related to the BCW system appears take the appropriate measures as detailed below Blind Spot Collision Warning B...

Page 357: ...e inspected by an authorized Kia dealer Limitations of BCW The driver must be cautious in the below situations because the sys tem may not detect other vehicles or objects in certain circumstances Whe...

Page 358: ...o you and has accelerated When the vehicle in the next lane moves two lanes away from you OR when the vehicle two lanes away moves to the next lane from you A motorcycle or bicycle is near A flat trai...

Page 359: ...F J O U I F T B NF M B O F M XB Z T Q B Z B U U F O U J P O U P S P B E B O E E S J W J O H D P O E J U J P O T XI J M F E S J W J O H S J W J O H XI F S F U I F S P B E J T NF S H J O H E J W J E J...

Page 360: ...H S J W J O H XI F S F U I F S F J T B T U S V D U V S F C F T J E F U I F S P B E O P J T F C B S S J F S H V B S E S B J M 8 T Z T U F NT NB Z O P U P Q F S B U F Q S P Q F S M Z XI F O E S J W J O...

Page 361: ...n select User Settings Driver Assistance Driver Attention Warning High sensitivity Nor mal sensitivity Off on the LCD display The driver can select Driver Atten tion Warning system mode Off Driver Att...

Page 362: ...aking a break The Consider taking a break mes sage appears on the LCD display and a warning sounds suggest that the driver take a break when the driver s attention level is below 1 Driver Attention Wa...

Page 363: ...or over 110 mph 177 km h System malfunction When the Check Driver Attention Warning DAW system warning message appears the system is not working properly In this case take your vehicle to an authorize...

Page 364: ...r apply any impact on the camera assembly Playing the vehicle audio system at high volume may prevent occu pants from hearing the Driver Attention Warning system warn ing sounds CAUTION Driver Attenti...

Page 365: ...on to the ON position or starting the vehicle This is to check if the brake switch which is important part to cancel Smart Cruise Control is in normal condition WARNING Smart Cruise Control system Lim...

Page 366: ...E T Q F F E 5 I F T F U T Q F F E B O E W F I J D M F U P W F I J D M F E J T U B O D F P O U I F T D S F F O XJ M M J M M V NJ O B U F 3 F M F B T F U I F B D D F M F S B U P S Q F E B M 5 I F E F T...

Page 367: ...5 I F NP U P S 3 1 J T J O U I F S F E P O F 5 I F G S P O U S B E B S T F O T J O H E B U B J T P V U P G M J NJ U 5 P J O D S F B T F 4 NB S U S V J T F P O U S P M T Z T U F N T F U T Q F F E P M M...

Page 368: ...U P S Q F E B M O D S F B T F E T Q F F E XJ M M O P U J O U F S G F S F XJ U I D S V J T F D P O U S P M P Q F S B U J P O P S D I B O H F U I F T F U T Q F F E 5 P S F U V S O U P U I F T F U T Q F...

Page 369: ...rts driving by push ing the toggle switch up RES down SET or depressing the accelerator pedal after stopping the vehicle with a vehicle stopped far away in front The accelerator pedal is continu ously...

Page 370: ...S V J T J O H T Q F F E B O E U I F T Z T U F N J T T U J M M B D U J W B U F E U I F D S V J T J O H T Q F F E XJ M M B V U P NB U J D B M M Z S F T V NF XI F O Z P V Q V T I U I F T XJ U D I V Q 3 4...

Page 371: ...P B E T XJ U I H P P E U S B G G J D D P O E J U J P O T P O P U V T F 4 T Z T U F N J O U I F G P M M P X J O H T J U V B U J P O T C F D B V T F P G U I F I J H I S J T L P G B O B D D J E F O U J...

Page 372: ...J D M F T Q F F E U P U I F W F I J D M F B I F B E U P NB J O U B J O U I F T F U E J T U B O D F J T T M P XF S U I B O O P S NB M T Q F F E P S NB M 7 F I J D M F T Q F F E U P U I F W F I J D M F...

Page 373: ...after starting the vehicle When the lane ahead is clear The vehicle speed will maintain the set speed WARNING Following Distance To avoid collisions always be aware of the selected speed and vehicle...

Page 374: ...e front vehicle has been changed due to accelerat ing or decelerating of front vehicle the distance on the LCD may be changed Collision Warning If there is a high risk of collision due to sudden braki...

Page 375: ...the speed of the vehicle ahead is too slow the system may not warn you as you do not maintain enough set distance Always pay attention in case of danger even if there is no warning sound If you set S...

Page 376: ...S B J T B T F O T P S G P S E F U F D U J O H M B O F T B O E U I F G S P O U W F I J D M F T G U I F T F O T P S J T D P W F S F E XJ U I E J S U T O P X P S P U I F S G P S F J H O NB U U F S U I F...

Page 377: ...r rain Smart Cruise Control system mal function message The message will appear when the vehicle to vehicle distance control system is not functioning normally In this case take your vehicle to an aut...

Page 378: ...ay not operate properly To prevent sensor cover damage from occurring wash the car with a soft cloth Do not tint the window or install stickers accessories around the inside mirror where the camera is...

Page 379: ...V S M B O F B O E U I F O Z P V S W F I J D M F D P V M E B D D F M F S B U F U P U I F T F U T Q F F E M T P U I F W F I J D M F T Q F F E XJ M M S B Q J E M Z E F D S F B T F XI F O U I F W F I J D...

Page 380: ...I F S P B E B O E E S J W J O H D P O E J U J P O T B I F B E I B O H J O H M B O F T W F I J D M F XI J D I NP W F T J O U P Z P V S M B O F G S P N B O B E K B D F O U M B O F D B O O P U C F S F D...

Page 381: ...J M F S T XJ U I O P M P B E T W F I J D M F B I F B E D B O O P U C F S F D P H O J F E D P S S F D U M Z C Z U I F T F O T P S J G B O Z P G G P M M P XJ O H P D D V S T 8I F O U I F W F I J D M F J...

Page 382: ...D M F E J T U B O D F J T U P P D M P T F E V S J O H I J H I T Q F F E E S J W J O H B T F S J P V T D P M M J T J P O NB Z S F T V M U 4 NB S U S V J T F P O U S P M T Z T U F N D B O O P U S F D P...

Page 383: ...ehicle ahead is no longer detected while you are driving with the set distance the vehicle may accelerate until it reached the set speed If this occurs be cautious and control your vehicle speed if ne...

Page 384: ...XJ O E T I J F M E B O F P M M P XJ O H T T J T U T Z T U F N J T E F T J H O F E U P F O T V S F U I F W F I J D M F T U B Z T J O J U T M B O F C Z NP O J U P S J O H U I F E F U F D U F E M B O F...

Page 385: ...conditions and cautions for the driver before using LFA sys tem Do not place reflective materials such as white paper or mirror on the dashboard Sunlight reflec tions can cause LFA system to not func...

Page 386: ...by controlling the steering wheel When the steering wheel is not con trolled temporarily the indicator light will flash green and changes to white Once LFA system recognizes the lanes the color of th...

Page 387: ...hile driving With LFA system on the driver can steer the vehicle by operating the wheel on his own We recommend that the driver turn off LFA system and operate the steering wheel by himself in the fol...

Page 388: ...operate or may cause unnecessary operation Roads or lane markings in bad con dition When the lane is tainted or invisi ble When the driver cannot see the lane due to rain snow dust sand oil puddles et...

Page 389: ...direction of the vehicle When Driving to the left or right lane by bus lane or on the bus lane If there is not enough distance between the front car or if the lane is covered by the car ahead of me W...

Page 390: ...O B D U J W B U F U I F T Z T U F NT C Z Q M B D J O H U I F 1 0 8 3 C V U U P O U P U I F 0 Q P T J U J P O B O E C Z T F M F D U J O H P U P U I F 6 T F S 4 F U U J O H T S J W F S T T J T U B O D F...

Page 391: ...Q Q F B S P O U I F E J T Q M B Z F G U 3 J H I U G U I F S F B S W J F X NP O J U P S T Z T U F N J T J O B D U J W B U J P O B NF T T B H F XJ M M B M T P B Q Q F B S P O U I F J O T U S V NF O U D...

Page 392: ...U S F NF D B V U J P O XI J M F E S J W J O H 3 F B S S P T T 5 S B G G J D P M M J T J P O 8B S O J O H T Z T U F N NB Z O P U P Q F S B U F Q S P Q F S M Z P S V O O F D F T T B S J M Z P Q F S B U...

Page 393: ...d of time When there is inclement weather such as heavy snow or rain If any of these conditions occur the light on the BCW button and the system turn off automatically When the BCW canceled warning me...

Page 394: ...object such as a bumper sticker a bumper guard a bike rack etc The rear bumper is damaged or the sensor is out of the original default position The vehicle height gets lower or higher due to heavy lo...

Page 395: ...U S P O J D 4 U B C J M J U Z P O U S P M J T B D U J W B U F E 4 M F D U S P O J D 4 U B C J M J U Z P O U S P M NB M G V O D U J P O T 5 I F U J S F Q S F T T V S F J T M P X P S B U J S F J T E B N...

Page 396: ...J O U I F S F B S B S F B B W F I J D M F B Q Q S P B D I J O H Z P V S W F I J D M F NB L J O H B U V S O F U D G U I J T P D D V S T U I F XB S O J O H P S C S B L F NB Z O P U P Q F S B U F Q S P...

Page 397: ...C B D L J O H V Q 1 V M M J O H J O U P U I F Q B S L J O H T Q B D F XI F S F U I F S F J T B T U S V D U V S F 4 U S V D U V S F 8B M M 5 I F T Z T U F N NB Z O P U P Q F S B U F Q S P Q F S M Z XI...

Page 398: ...U F S J P S B U F E V F U P Q P P S XF B U I F S P S S P B E D P O E J U J P O T Z P V T I P V M E Q B Z F W F O NP S F B U U F O U J P O U I B O V T V B M U P Z P V S E S J W J O H B B S E P V T E S...

Page 399: ...ly recommended to buckle their seat belts In a rollover crash an unbelted per son is significantly more likely to die than a person wearing a seat belt There are steps that a driver can make to reduce...

Page 400: ...ft back and forth between R Reverse and any forward gear Do not race the vehicle and spin the wheels as little as possible If you are still stuck after a few tries have the vehicle pulled out by a tow...

Page 401: ...consider when driving in the rain A heavy rainfall will make it harder to see and will increase the distance needed to stop your vehicle so slow down Keep your windshield wiping equipment in good sha...

Page 402: ...in reduced traction or tire failure Never exceed the maximum tire inflation pressure shown on the tires WARNING Under over inflated tires Always check the tires for proper inflation before driving Und...

Page 403: ...eration in front of your vehicle Also apply the brake gently It should be noted that installing tire chains on the tire will provide a greater driving force but will not prevent side skids Tire chains...

Page 404: ...installation When installing chains follow the manufacturer s instructions and mount them as tightly possible Make sure the snow chains are SAE class S certified Drive slowly less than 20 mph 30 km h...

Page 405: ...al mainte nance schedule Non Turbo Models on page 8 10 Before winter have your coolant tested to assure that its freezing point is sufficient for the temperatures anticipated during the winter Check b...

Page 406: ...he brakes are wet If there is a risk the parking brake may freeze apply it only temporar ily while you put the gear shift dial in P Park and block the rear wheels so the vehicle cannot roll Then relea...

Page 407: ...ading information label The label located on the driver s door sill gives the original tire size cold tire pressures recommended for your vehicle the number of peo ple that can be in your vehicle and...

Page 408: ...Determine the combined weight of the driver and passengers that will be riding in your vehicle 3 Subtract the combined weight of the driver and passengers from XXX kg or XXX lbs 4 The resulting figur...

Page 409: ...d Luggage weight 549 lbs 249 kg ODEEV078137NR ODEEV078138NR Item Description Total A Vehicle Capacity Weight 849 lbs 385 kg B Subtract Occupant Weight 150 lbs 68 kg 5 750 lbs 340 kg C Available Cargo...

Page 410: ...ront and rear axles called Gross Axle Weight Rating GAWR To find out the actual loads on your front and rear axles you need to go to a weigh station and weigh your vehicle Your dealer can help you wit...

Page 411: ...your vehicle will provide maximum return of the vehicle design performance Before loading your vehicle familiarize yourself with the following terms for determining your vehicle s weight ratings with...

Page 412: ...ompliance label The total load on each axle must never exceed its GAWR GVW Gross vehicle weight This is the Base Curb Weight plus actual Cargo Weight plus passengers GVWR Gross vehicle weight rating T...

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Page 414: ...oring System TPMS 7 8 Effective Use of the Tire Pressure Monitoring System TPMS 7 9 Low tire pressure telltale 7 10 Low tire pressure position telltale 7 10 Tire Pressure Monitoring System TPMS malfun...

Page 415: ...7 What to do in an emergency Using removable towing hook 7 25 Emergency towing 7 25 If an accident occurs 7 28...

Page 416: ...B L J O H P S Q B T T J O H Z P V S W F I J D M F U T I P V M E C F V T F E XI F O F W F S F NF S H F O D Z S F Q B J S T B S F C F J O H NB E F P S XI F O U I F W F I J D M F J T T U P Q Q F E O F B...

Page 417: ...the vehicle slow down while driving straight ahead WARNING Do not apply the brakes immedi ately to slow down the vehicle Use the paddle shifter left side lever to increase regenerative braking control...

Page 418: ...o not push or pull the vehicle to start it This could cause damage to your vehicle and or to your body Emergency starting When the vehicle will not start 12V battery because of low battery power you m...

Page 419: ...ttery near open flame or incinerate It may lead to fire or explosion Keep out of reach of children or animals Keep the battery away from moisture of liquid Do not touch or use if liquids have been spi...

Page 420: ...stationary metallic point away from the battery 4 Do not allow the jumper cables to contact anything except the cor rect battery terminals or the cor rect ground Do not lean over the battery when mak...

Page 421: ...g If tire pressure is not displayed when the vehicle is stopped Drive to display message dis plays After driving check the tire pressure You can change the tire pressure unit in the user settings mode...

Page 422: ...to overheat and can lead to tire failure Under inflation also reduces fuel efficiency and tire tread life and may affect the vehi cle s handling and stopping ability Please note that the TPMS is not...

Page 423: ...ter blinking for approximately 1 minute 3 The Low Tire Pressure LCD dis play remains illuminated Low tire pressure telltale Low tire pressure position telltale When the tire pressure monitoring system...

Page 424: ...use a tire inflator has a margin of error in performance The low tire pressure telltale will be turned off if the tire pressure is above the recommended tire inflation pres sure WARNING Low pressure d...

Page 425: ...e a flat tire the Low Tire Pressure telltale will come on Have the flat tire repaired by an autho rized Kia dealer as soon as possible or replace the flat tire with the spare tire CAUTION Repair Agent...

Page 426: ...rized Kia dealer You may not be able to identify a low tire by simply looking at it Always use a good quality tire pres sure gauge to measure the tire s inflation pressure Please note that a tire that...

Page 427: ...W J D F NV T U B D D F Q U B O Z J O U F S G F S F O D F S F D F J W F E J O D M V E J O H J O U F S G F S F O D F U I B U NB Z D B V T F V O E F T J S F E P Q F S B U J P O I B O H F T P S NP E J G J...

Page 428: ...with caution until you can safely pull off to the side of the road Introduction With the Tire Mobility Kit you stay mobile even after experiencing a tire puncture The system of compressor and sealing...

Page 429: ...dam aged do not use Tire Mobility Kit for your safety Use of the Tire Mobility Kit may not be effective for tire damage larger than approximately 0 16 in 4 mm Please contact the nearest Kia dealership...

Page 430: ...ure WARNING If the sealant gets on your skin wash it with a large amount of water If skin irritation continues visit a doctor for examination If the sealant gets into your eyes raise your eyelid and w...

Page 431: ...ssor hous ing 1 Speed restriction label 2 Sealant bottle and label with speed restriction 3 Filling hose from sealant bottle to wheel 4 Connectors and cable for the power outlet direct connection 5 Ho...

Page 432: ...J U Q M F B T F S F B E D B S F G V M M Z U I F J O T U S V D U J P O B U U B D I F E P O U I F T F B M B O U C P U U M F F U B D I U I F T Q F F E M J NJ U M B C F M P O U I F T F B M B O U D B T F...

Page 433: ...NQ S F T T P S B O E U I F W F I J D M F Q P XF S P V U M F U V T J O H U I F D B C M F B O E D P O O F D U P S T 8J U I U I F 1 0 8 3 C V U U P O 0 T XJ U D I P O U I F D P NQ S F T T P S B O E M F...

Page 434: ...T F B M B O U J O U I F U J S F P O P U F Y D F F E B T Q F F E P G NQ I L N I G Q P T T J C M F E P O P U G B M M C F M P X B T Q F F E P G NQ I L N I 8I J M F E S J W J O H J G Z P V F Y Q F S J F O...

Page 435: ...P S Q P T J U J P O 5 P D I F D L U I F D V S S F O U J O G M B U J P O Q S F T T V S F T F U U J O H C S J F G M Z T XJ U D I P G G U I F D P NQ S F T T P S 0 5 5 I F Q S F T T V S F H B V H F NB Z...

Page 436: ...o prevent damage to the vehicle The use of wheel dollies 1 or flatbed is recom mended On FWD vehicles it is acceptable to tow the vehicle with the rear wheel on the ground without dollies and the fron...

Page 437: ...F I J D M F XI J M F U I F G S P O U XI F F M T B S F U P V D I J O H U I F H S P V O E U I F W F I J D M F NP U P S NB Z H F O F S B U F F M F D U S J D J U Z B O E U I F NP U P S D P NQ P O F O U T...

Page 438: ...U B M M U I F U P XJ O H I P P L C Z U V S O J O H J U D M P D L XJ T F J O U P U I F I P M F V O U J M J U J T G V M M Z T F D V S F E 3 F NP W F U I F U P XJ O H I P P L B O E J O T U B M M U I F D...

Page 439: ...M F P U I F S U I B O U I F U P X I P P L T G P S U P XJ O H NB Z E B NB H F U I F C P E Z P G Z P V S W F I J D M F U U B D I B U P XJ O H T U S B Q U P U I F U P X I P P L 6 T F P O M Z B D B C M F...

Page 440: ...k service for assistance Tow the vehicle as straight ahead as possible Keep away from the vehicle during towing Emergency towing precautions 1 While depressing the brake pedal shift to the N Neutral p...

Page 441: ...aks under your vehi cle If the reduction gear fluid is leaking a flatbed equipment or towing dolly must be used If an accident occurs If an accident occurs stay calm and take the following precautions...

Page 442: ...vehicles flammables If a fire occurs immediately call emergency services 911 and advise the emergency respond ers that an electric vehicle is involved WARNING Submersion in water Do not touch your ve...

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Page 444: ...luid level 8 16 Climate control air filter 8 17 Inspecting and replacing climate control air filter 8 17 Wiper blades 8 18 Replacing front windshield wiper blade 8 19 Replacing rear window wiper blade...

Page 445: ...type bulb DRL position lamp LED type bulb 8 57 Replacing stop and tail lamp rear turn signal lamp Bulb type bulb 8 58 Replacing tail lamp inside Bulb type bulb 8 59 Replacing stop and tail lamp LED t...

Page 446: ...8 Maintenance Replacing room lamp LED type bulb 8 64 Replacing liftgate room lamp bulb 8 64 Appearance care 8 65 Exterior care 8 65 Interior care 8 70 California perchlorate notice 8 73...

Page 447: ...to see the motor room compartment The actual motor compartment in the vehicle may differ from the illustra tion 1 Coolant reservoir 2 Brake fluid reservoir 3 Fuse box 4 Positive battery terminal 5 Neg...

Page 448: ...or personal injury Owner s responsibility NOTICE Maintenance Service and Record Retention are the owner s responsi bility You should retain documents that show proper maintenance has been performed on...

Page 449: ...aking or scaling or if you become aware of a change in vehicle performance such as soft or spongy brakes fluids leaking impairment of directional control suspension noises or rattling metal straps NHT...

Page 450: ...metal parts cool down to perform maintenance work on the vehicle Owner maintenance The following lists are vehicle checks and inspections that should be per formed by the owner or an autho rized Kia d...

Page 451: ...y slipping or changes in the operation of your transmission occurs check the transmission fluid level Check the reduction gear P Park function Check the parking brake Check for fluid leaks under your...

Page 452: ...onditions apply If any of the following conditions apply follow the Maintenance Under Severe Usage Conditions Repeated driving short distance of less than 5 miles 8 km in nor mal temperature or less t...

Page 453: ...y an authorized Kia dealer by using only desig nated coolant water for electric vehicles Using other types of water or antifreeze can cause serious damage to the vehicle Replace every 37 500 miles 60...

Page 454: ...ition F Driving in heavy traffic area G Driving on uphill downhill or mountain roads H Towing a trailer or using a camper on roof rack I Driving for patrol car taxi com mercial car or vehicle towing J...

Page 455: ...se and brake line failures due to corrosion when such vehicles are exposed to winter road salt and related chemi cals While serious corrosion condi tions typically only manifest themselves as safety i...

Page 456: ...bolts Check the suspension connections for looseness or damage Retighten to the specified torque Steering gear box linkage boots lower arm ball joint With the vehicle stopped and off check for excessi...

Page 457: ...F C M B E F T P G U I F D P P M J O H G B O T P U I B U Z P V B S F O P U J O K V S F E C Z B S P U B U J O H G B O C M B E F T T U I F D P P M B O U U F NQ F S B U V S F E F D S F B T F T U I F F M...

Page 458: ...I F XF B S P G U I F C S B L F M J O J O H T G U I F G M V J E M F W F M J T F Y D F T T J W F M Z M P X I B W F U I F C S B L F T Z T U F N D I F D L F E C Z B O B V U I P S J F E J B E F B M F S 6 T...

Page 459: ...I F S T P M W F O U XJ U I B O U J G S F F F D I B S B D U F S J T U J D T J O D P M E D M J NB U F T U P Q S F W F O U G S F F J O H 8 3 M B NNB C M F M V J E P O P U B M M P X U I F XB T I F S G M...

Page 460: ...O E S F Q M B D F E F B S M J F S O T Q F D U J O H B O E S F Q M B D J O H D M J NB U F D P O U S P M B J S G J M U F S 8I F O Z P V S F Q M B D F U I F D M J NB U F D P O U S P M B J S G J M U F S S...

Page 461: ...blades When the wipers no longer clean adequately the blades may be worn or cracked and require replacement To prevent damage to the wiper arms or other components do not attempt to move the wipers m...

Page 462: ...5 P Q S F W F O U E B NB H F U P U I F XJ Q F S C M B E F T E P O P U V T F H B T P M J O F L F S P T F O F Q B J O U U I J O O F S P S P U I F S T P M W F O U T P O P S O F B S U I F N 3 F Q M B D J...

Page 463: ...O 3 F Q M B D J O H S F B S XJ O E P X XJ Q F S C M B E F 3 B J T F U I F XJ Q F S B S N B O E Q V M M P V U U I F XJ Q F S C M B E F B T T F NC M Z O T U B M M U I F O F X C M B E F B T T F NC M Z C...

Page 464: ...S Z D P O U B J O T I Z E S P H F O B I J H I M Z D P N C V T U J C M F H B T XI J D I XJ M M F Y Q M P E F J G J U D P NF T J O D P O U B D U XJ U I B G M B NF P S T Q B S L F F Q C B U U F S J F T...

Page 465: ...ted WARNING Battery lead compound Battery posts terminals and related accessories contain lead and lead compounds Wash hands after handling Battery recharging Your vehicle has a maintenance free calci...

Page 466: ...J Q D P NQ V U F S 3 F G F S U P 5 S J Q J O G P S NB U J P O 5 S J Q D P NQ V U F S P O Q B H F M J NB U F D P O U S P M T Z T U F N 3 F G F S U P V U P NB U J D D M J NB U F D P O U S P M T Z T U F...

Page 467: ...pressure of your spare tire each time you check the pres sure of other tires Never overload your vehicle Be careful not to overload a vehicle luggage rack if your vehicle is equipped with one Warm ti...

Page 468: ...rol and sudden tire failure leading to accidents injuries and even death The recommended cold tire pressure for your vehicle can be found in this manual and on the tire label located on the driver s s...

Page 469: ...rebal anced CAUTION Wheel weight Improper wheel weights can dam age your vehicle s aluminum wheels Use only approved wheel weights Tire replacement If the tire is worn evenly a tread wear indicator w...

Page 470: ...and bumper height CAUTION Wheels Wheels that do not meet Kia specifi cations may fit poorly and result in damage to the vehicle or unusual handling and poor vehicle control Tire traction Tire tractio...

Page 471: ...ze desig nator could vary depending on your vehicle P235 65R17 108T P Applicable vehicle type tires marked with the prefix P are intended for use on passenger vehicles or light trucks however not all...

Page 472: ...DOT code DOT XXXX XXXX OOOO The front part of the DOT means a plant code number tire size and tread pattern and the last four numbers indicate week and year manufactured For example DOT XXXX XXXX 1620...

Page 473: ...aging process Tread wear The tread wear grade is a compara tive rating based on the wear rate of the tire when tested under con trolled conditions on a specified government test course For exam ple a...

Page 474: ...of optional acces sories Some examples of optional accessories are automatic transaxle power seats and air conditioning Aspect Ratio The relationship of a tire s height to its width Belt A rubber coat...

Page 475: ...The load rat ing for a tire at the maximum per missible inflation pressure for that tire Maximum Loaded Vehicle Weight The sum of curb weight accessory weight vehicle capacity weight and production op...

Page 476: ...of grip provided Tread The portion of a tire that comes into contact with the road Treadwear Indicators Narrow bands sometimes called wear bars that show across the tread of a tire when only 2 32 inc...

Page 477: ...h snow tires they should be the same size and have the same load capacity as the original tires Snow tires should be installed on all four wheels otherwise poor han dling may result Snow tires should...

Page 478: ...ide improved tread life road hazard resistance and smoother high speed ride The radial ply tires used on this vehicle are of belted construction and are selected to complement the ride and handling ch...

Page 479: ...r driving inspect tires and wheels When passing over a pothole speed bump manhole or curb stone drive slowly so that the tires and wheels are not dam aged If the tire is impacted we recom mend that yo...

Page 480: ...ck the driver s side fuse panel If the replacement fuse blows this indicates an electrical problem Avoid using the system involved and immediately consult an authorized Kia dealer Three kinds of fuses...

Page 481: ...clips Failure to tightly install the fuse or relay may cause damage to the wiring and electric systems CAUTION Do not input any other objects except fuses or relays into fuse relay terminals such as...

Page 482: ...S B O E U I F E F T D S J Q U J P O M J T U J O U I J T T F D U J P O 1 V M M U I F T V T Q F D U F E G V T F T U S B J H I U P V U 6 T F U I F S F NP W B M U P P M Q S P W J E F E P O U I F NP U P S...

Page 483: ...J O T U S V NF O U D M V T U F S 6 5 0 V T F 1 B O F M P W F S T 5 I F D P O U B D U Q P J O U T P G U I F T XJ U D I F T NB Z XF B S P V U XJ U I F Y D F T T J W F V T F 1 M F B T F S F G S B J O G S...

Page 484: ...F C B U U F S Z D B C M F 3 F NP W F U I F O V U T T I P XO J O U I F Q J D U V S F B C P W F 3 F Q M B D F U I F G V T F XJ U I B O F X P O F P G U I F T B NF S B U J O H 3 F W F S T F U I F T F T U...

Page 485: ...the cause of the problem may be dis connection of the main fuse BFT type which is located inside the positive battery terminal cap Since the main fuse is designed more intricately than other parts hav...

Page 486: ...F I J D M F U J T B D D V S B U F B U U I F U J NF P G Q S J O U J O H 8I F O Z P V J O T Q F D U U I F G V T F Q B O F M J O Z P V S W F I J D M F S F G F S U P U I F G V T F Q B O F M M B C F M P O...

Page 487: ...anity Lamp LH RH Room Lamp Overhead Console Lamp Rain Sensor Wireless Charger A BAG 15 A ACU Airbag Control Unit ODS E SHIFTER 1 10 A Console Upper EXTN SBW IG 1 25 A PCB Block FUSE IEB2 EPCU2 CLUSTER...

Page 488: ...Module WIPER REAR 15 A Engine Room Junction Block Rear Wiper Relay Rear Wiper Motor SUNROOF 20 A Sunroof Motor P WINDOW RH 25 A Power Window Right Handle Side Relay Passenger Safety Power Window Modu...

Page 489: ...ICM Relay Box T TURN UNLOCK Relay WIPER 2 FRT 10 A BCM Body Control Module Wiper Motor Engine Room Junction Block Front Wiper Low Relay MODULE 6 7 5 A BCM Body Control Module Smart Key Control Mod ul...

Page 490: ...B J O U F O B O D F V T F T P U P S D P NQ B S U NF O U G V T F Q B O F M 0 7 3 0 7 3...

Page 491: ...4CH IPS 2CH IPS 2CH IPS 2CH IPS 1CH B 4 50 A IGPM Fuse Tail Gate Sunroof P window RH P window LH S Heater FRT P Seat DRV AMP IG3_1 CHARGER COOLING FAN 1 60 A Cooling Fan Relay BLOWER 40 A Blower Rela...

Page 492: ...SHIFTER 1 Relay REAR WIPER 15 A Rear Wiper Relay HEAD LAMP HI 10 A H LAMP HI Relay INVERTER 30 A AC Inverter Module POWER OUT LET 1 40 A Power Outlet Relay IG3_2 10 A OBC Unit EWP 15 A Electric Water...

Page 493: ...Type Button Start 2 IG1 Relay MICRO Rear Wiper Relay MICRO Button Start 3 IG2 Relay MICRO E SHIFTER Relay MICRO Button Start 1 ACC Relay MICRO Cooling Fan Relay MINI Rear Heated Relay MINI B UP Lamp...

Page 494: ...E F T D S J Q U J P O T J O U I J T NB O V B M NB Z C F B Q Q M J D B C M F U P Z P V S W F I J D M F U J T B D D V S B U F B U U I F U J NF P G Q S J O U J O H 8I F O Z P V J O T Q F D U U I F G V T...

Page 495: ...k Use only bulbs of the specified wattage CAUTION Light replacement Be sure to replace the burned out bulb with one of the same wattage rating Otherwise it may cause damage to the fuse or electric wir...

Page 496: ...condition of the lamp If the moisture continues to stay inside the lamp have the vehi cle checked by an authorized Kia dealer If you don t have the necessary tools the correct bulbs and the expertise...

Page 497: ...rker Bulb type 4 Headlamp Low High LED type 5 Headlamp Low LED type 6 Front turn signal lamp LED type 7 Side marker LED type 8 Day time running lamp Position lamp LED type 9 Front fog lamp Bulb type L...

Page 498: ...B NQ V M C U Z Q F J H I U C V M C Q P T J U J P O 4 J E F 4 J E F S F Q F B U F S M B NQ U Z Q F 3 F Q M B D J O H I F B E M B NQ U Z Q F G U I F P X J H I C F B N M B NQ P X C F B N M B NQ S P O U...

Page 499: ...V S O U I F C V M C T P D L F U D M P D L XJ T F O T U B M M U I F I F B E M B NQ C V M C D P W F S C Z U V S O J O H J U D M P D L XJ T F F B E M B NQ C V M C 8 3 B M P H F O C V M C T B O E M F I B...

Page 500: ...J U V O U J M J U M P D L T J O U P Q M B D F O T U B M M U I F T P D L F U J O U I F I F B E M B NQ B T T F NC M Z C Z B M J H O J O H U I F U B C T P O U I F C V M C T P D L F U XJ U I U I F T M P U...

Page 501: ...U I F T M P U T P O U I F B T T F NC M Z 3 F NP W F U I F C V M C G S P N U I F T P D L F U C Z Q S F T T J O H J U J O B O E S P U B U J O H J U D P V O U F S D M P D L XJ T F V O U J M U I F U B C...

Page 502: ...L T J O U P Q M B D F O T U B M M U I F T P D L F U J O U I F B T T F NC M Z C Z B M J H O J O H U I F U B C T P O U I F T P D L F U XJ U I U I F T M P U T J O U I F B T T F NC M Z 1 V T I U I F T P...

Page 503: ...M F 3 F Q M B D J O H C B D L V Q M B NQ V M C U Z Q F C V M C G U I F C B D L V Q M B NQ E P F T O P U P Q F S B U F I B W F U I F W F I J D M F D I F D L F E C Z B O B V U I P S J F E J B E F B M F...

Page 504: ...L F U XJ U I U I F T M P U T J O U I F B T T F NC M Z 1 V T I U I F T P D L F U J O U P U I F B T T F N C M Z B O E U V S O U I F T P D L F U D M P D L XJ T F M J H O U I F M F O T D P W F S U B C T X...

Page 505: ...G V M O P U U P E J S U Z P S E B NB H F U I F M F O T M F O T U B C B O E Q M B T U J D I P V T J O H T 3 F Q M B D J O H NB Q M B NQ U Z Q F C V M C G U I F NB Q M B NQ E P F T O P U P Q F S B U F...

Page 506: ...E B NB H F U I F M F O T M F O T U B C B O E Q M B T U J D I P V T J O H T 3 F Q M B D J O H S P P N M B NQ C V M C U Z Q F C V M C 8 3 O U F S J P S M B NQ T 1 S J P S U P XP S L J O H P O U I F O U...

Page 507: ...S P N M B NQ I P V T J O H 3 F NP W F U I F C V M C C Z Q V M M J O H J U T U S B J H I U P V U O T U B M M B O F X C V M C J O U I F T P D L F U M J H O U I F M F O T D P W F S U B C T XJ U I U I F...

Page 508: ...s Make sure the drain holes in the lower edges of the doors and rocker panels are kept clear and clean Insects tar tree sap bird droppings industrial pollution and similar deposits can damage your veh...

Page 509: ...F S XB T I J O H U I F W F I J D M F U F T U U I F C S B L F T XI J M F E S J W J O H T M P XM Z U P T F F J G U I F Z I B W F C F F O B G G F D U F E C Z XB U F S G C S B L J O H Q F S G P S NB O D...

Page 510: ...the painted surface must be repaired promptly Exposed metal will quickly rust and may develop into a major repair expense NOTICE If your vehicle is damaged and requires any metal repair or replacement...

Page 511: ...wire brushes on aluminum wheels They may scratch or damage the finish Clean the wheel when it has cooled Use only a mild soap or neutral detergent and rinse thoroughly with water Also be sure to clean...

Page 512: ...other materials This applies not only to the visible surfaces but particularly to the underside of the vehicle To help prevent corrosion You can help prevent corrosion from beginning by observing the...

Page 513: ...s possible Don t neglect the interior Moisture can collect under the floor mats and carpeting and cause cor rosion Check under the mats peri odically to be sure the carpeting is dry Use particular car...

Page 514: ...clear in appearance Clean the seats frequently Avoid wiping with wet cloth It may cause the surface to crack Cleaning the leather seats Remove all contaminations instantly Refer to instructions below...

Page 515: ...abric can be stained and its color can be affected Also its fire resistant properties can be reduced if the material is not properly maintained Using anything but recommended cleaners and procedures m...

Page 516: ...han dling may apply See https dtsc ca gov perchlorate Notice to California Vehicle Disman tlers Perchlorate containing mate rials such as air bag inflators seatbelt pre tensioners and key less remote...

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Page 518: ...and weight 9 5 Air conditioning system 9 5 Recommended lubricants and capacities 9 5 Vehicle identification number VIN 9 6 Vehicle certification label 9 6 Tire specification and pressure label 9 7 Mo...

Page 519: ...Board Battery Chargers Item Size in mm Overall length 172 2 4 375 Overall width 71 1 1 805 Overall height Without Roof rack 61 4 1 560 With Roof rack 61 8 1 570 Tread Front 215 55R17 61 5 1 562 Rear...

Page 520: ...D type LED LED Rear Rear tail lamps outside Bulb type 5 P21 5W LED type LED LED Rear tail lamps inside Bulb type 7 6 W3 8W 2EA LED type LED LED Rear t stop lamps outside Bulb type 21 P21 5W LED type L...

Page 521: ...p them properly inflated We recommend that when replac ing tires use the same originally supplied with the vehicles If not that affects driving performance When driving in high altitude grades it is n...

Page 522: ...ight Luggage Volume 4 916 lbs 2 230 kg Min Max 22 2 cu ft 629 l 63 7 cu ft 1 804 l Items Weight of Volume oz g Classification Refrigerant Without heat pump 22 92 0 88 650 25 R 1234yf With heat pump 35...

Page 523: ...NC F S J T Q V O D I F E P O U I F G M P P S V O E F S U I F Q B T T F O H F S T F B U 5 P D I F D L U I F O V NC F S P Q F O U I F D P W F S S B NF O V NC F S 5 I F 7 J T B M T P P O B Q M B U F B U...

Page 524: ...J E F D F O U F S Q J M M B S H J W F T U I F U J S F Q S F T T V S F T S F D P NNF O E F E G P S Z P V S W F I J D M F 5 I F U J S F T T V Q Q M J F E P O Z P V S O F X W F I J D M F B S F D I P T F...

Page 525: ...P NQ S F T T P S M B C F M J O G P S NT Z P V U I F U Z Q F P G D P NQ S F T T P S Z P V S W F I J D M F J T F R V J Q Q F E XJ U I T V D I B T NP E F M T V Q Q M J F S Q B S U O V NC F S Q S P E V D...

Page 526: ...a day 365 days a year and is accessible by dialing 1 800 333 4Kia 4542 Please note that you must provide your Vehicle Identification Number VIN to verify coverage at the time of your call The VIN can...

Page 527: ...es and claims paid by your insurance company or other providers are not eligible for reimbursement Fleet vehicles are excluded from reimbursement under Kia s Trip Interruption Policy Registering your...

Page 528: ...uipment U S only The electrical system of your vehicle is designed to perform under all reasonably expected operating con ditions However before any additional elec trical equipment is installed in yo...

Page 529: ...ee Consumer Assis tance hot line as below National Consumer Affairs Manager Kia Motors America Inc P O Box 52410 Irvine CA 92619 2410 1 800 333 4Kia 4542 Reporting Safety Defects U S only If you belie...

Page 530: ...nance and recommended procedures for repair to engine and chassis compo nents It is written for the Journey man mechanic but is simple enough for most mechanically inclined own ers to understand Elect...

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Page 532: ...A Abbreviation Abbreviation...

Page 533: ...cy fastening device EPB Electronic Parking Brake EPS Electric Power Steering ESC Electronic Stability Control EV Electric Vehicle FCA Forward Collision avoidance Assist FCC Federal Communications Comm...

Page 534: ...Cross traffic Collision avoid ance Assist RCCW Rear Cross traffic Collision Warn ing SCC Smart Cruise Control SOC State Of Charge SRS Supplemental Restraint System SRSCM SRS Control Module TBT Turn By...

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Page 536: ...I Index Index...

Page 537: ...rear 4 14 assist mode 5 55 audio system 5 131 antenna 5 131 USB port 5 132 auto defogging system 5 115 auto hold 6 33 auto light 5 88 automatic climate control system 5 101 air conditioning 5 106 air...

Page 538: ...racteristics of electric vehicles 1 3 charging connector lock 1 17 charging time information 1 15 charging types 1 13 AC charge 1 13 DC charge 1 13 trickle charge 1 14 charing indicator 1 16 checking...

Page 539: ...igh voltage battery 1 47 stopping 1 44 utility mode 1 53 virtual engine sound system 1 44 warning and indicator lights 1 54 warning message on LCD 1 48 driving in flooded areas 6 120 driving in the ra...

Page 540: ...forward collision avoidance assist FCA SCC equipped brake operation 6 51 detecting pedestrian or cyclist 6 60 malfunction 6 53 prerequisite for activation 6 49 setting initial warning activation time...

Page 541: ...at 5 120 cargo security screen 5 129 coat hook 5 127 cup holder 5 118 floor mat anchor s 5 127 luggage net holder 5 128 power outlet 5 122 seat warmer 5 119 sun visor 5 121 USB charger 5 123 wireless...

Page 542: ...8 64 replacing map lamp bulb type bulb 8 62 replacing map lamp LED type bulb 8 62 replacing room lamp bulb type bulb 8 63 replacing room lamp LED type bulb 8 64 replacing side repeater lamp LED type...

Page 543: ...le 6 8 turning off the vehicle 6 9 power button position 6 6 power outlet 5 122 power window lock button 5 23 power charge gauge 1 46 5 48 precautions for charging 1 19 pre tensioner seat belt 4 25 R...

Page 544: ...led maintenance service 8 9 maintenance under severe usage conditions 8 11 normal maintenance schedule 8 10 seat belt precautions 4 27 seat belt restraint system 4 18 seat belts 4 18 care of seat belt...

Page 545: ...road 6 121 hazardous driving conditions 6 117 highway driving 6 121 reducing the risk of a rollover 6 118 rocking the vehicle 6 119 smooth cornering 6 119 speedometer 5 48 SRS care 4 63 SRS components...

Page 546: ...able towing hook 7 25 towing service 7 23 without wheel dollies 7 24 trickle charge 1 14 1 33 actions to be taken on charging issues 1 43 charging 1 35 charging status indicator 1 38 disconnecting cha...

Page 547: ...ow lock button 5 23 windshield defrosting and defogging 5 113 windshield washers 5 93 windshield wipers 5 93 winter driving 6 122 snow tires 6 122 snowy or icy conditions 6 122 tire chains 6 123 wiper...

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