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Introduction

Vehicle break-in process

No special break-in period is needed.
By following a few simple precau

tions for the first 1,000 km (600
miles) you may increase the perfor

mance, economy and life of your
vehicle.
䳜 Do not race the engine.
䳜 While driving, keep your engine

speed (rpm, or revolutions per
minute) within 3,000 rpm.

䳜 Do not maintain a single speed for

long periods of time, either fast or
slow.Varying engine speed is
needed to properly break-in the
engine.

䳜 Avoid hard stops, except in emer

gencies, to allow the brakes to
seat properly.

䳜 Don't tow a trailer during the first

2,000 km (1,200 miles) of opera

tion.

Risk of burns when parking or
stopping vehicle

䳜 Do not park or stop the vehicle

near flammable items such as
leaves, paper, oil, and tire. Such
items placed near the exhaust
system can become a fire hazard.

䳜 When an engine idles at a high

speed with the rear side of the
vehicle touching the wall, heat of
the exhaust gas can cause discol

oration or fire. Keep enough space
between the rear part of the
vehicle and the wall.

䳜 Be sure not to touch the exhaust/

catalytic systems while engine is
running or right after the engine
is turned off. There is a risk of
burns since the systems are
extremely hot.

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Summary of Contents for XCEED PHEV MY21

Page 1: ...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 G V M M Z B O E G P M M P X U I F J O T U S V D U J P O T B O E S F D P NNF O E B U J P O T 1 M F B T F B M XB Z T L F F Q U I J T NB O V B M J O U I F W F I J D M F G P S Z P V S B O E B O Z T V C T F R V F O U P XO F S T S F G F S F O D F M...

Page 2: ...CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 2 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

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

Page 4: ...CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 4 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 5: ...n 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 information and Reporting safety defects Abbreviation Index Foreword_IS_BG fm Page 5 Monday November 18 2019 1 03 AM ...

Page 6: ...CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 6 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 7: ...riving the plug in hybrid vehicle 1 21 䳜 Changing plug in hybrid mode 1 21 䳜 Warning and indicator lights 1 24 Plug in hybrid vehicle energy flow 1 29 Starting the plug in hybrid vehicle Smart key 1 33 䳜 Starting the Hybrid System 1 33 䳜 ECONOMICAL and SAFE OPERATION of Hybrid system 1 33 Components of the plug in hybrid vehicle 1 34 䳜 Some Special Features of the Hybrid Vehicle 1 37 䳜 Virtual Eng...

Page 8: ... C B U U F S Z C F D P NF T M P X 5 I F E S J W J O H E J T U B O D F J O 7 NP E F E F Q F O E T P O D V T U P NF S E S J W J O H T U Z M F B O E S P B E D P O E J U J P O T H H S F T T J W F E S J W J O H NB O F V W F S T NB Z B U U J NF T U F NQ P S B S J M Z F O B C M F U I F F O H J O F U P P Q F S B U F G P S NB Y J NV N Q P XF S 5 I F I Z C S J E C B U U F S Z D B O C F G V M M Z D I B S H F...

Page 9: ... B NC J F O U U F NQ F S B U V S F U I F U J NF S F R V J S F E G P S D I B S H J O H U I F I J H I W P M U B H F C B U U F S Z NB Z W B S Z 䳜 5 S J D L M F I B S H F S P S D I B S H J O H B U I P NF 1 M F B T F O P U F U I B U U I F 5 S J D L M F I B S H F S J T T M P XF S U I B O U I F I B S H F S I B S H J O H 5 Z Q F T 䳜 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...

Page 10: ...f Off Not charged Off Off Blinking Air conditioning scheduled remote Off Off Blinking Charging 12 V auxiliary battery or reserved air conditioner is operating Blinking Off Off Charging 0 35 On Blinking Off 36 65 On On Blinking 66 99 On On On Charging completed 100 turns off in 5 seconds Blinking Blinking Blinking Error while charging Off Blinking Off Reserved charging is operating turns OFF after ...

Page 11: ...nector is locked until all doors are unlocked by the driver This mode can be used to prevent charging cable theft 䳜 If the charging connector is unlocked when all doors are unlocked but the charging cable is not disconnected within 15 sec onds the connector will be auto matically locked again 䳜 If the charging connector is unlocked when all doors are unlocked but all doors are locked again immedia...

Page 12: ... U B S U U J NF J T D B M D V M B U F E C Z J U T F M G O T P NF D B T F T D I B S H J O H NB Z T U B S U J NNF E J B U F M Z B G U F S D P O O F D U J O H U I F D I B S H F S 䳜 G Z P V Q S F T T U I F T D I F E V M F E D I B S H J O H E F B D U J W B U J P O C V U U P O U P J NNF E J B U F M Z D I B S H F U I F C B U U F S Z D I B S H J O H NV T U C F J O J U J B U F E NJ O V U F T B G U F S U I ...

Page 13: ...J D M F XJ M M J NQ B D U U I F P Q F S B U J P O P G U I F NF E J D B M E F W J D F T O T P NF J O T U B O D F T F M F D U S P NB H O F U J D XB W F T U I B U B S F H F O F S B U F E G S P N U I F D I B S H F S D B O T F S J P V T M Z J NQ B D U NF E J D B M F M F D U S J D E F W J D F T T V D I B T B O J NQ M B O U B C M F D B S E J B D Q B D F NB L F S 8 3 5 P V D I J O H U I F D I B S H J O H ...

Page 14: ...I F O U I F W F I J D M F J T T XJ U D I F E 0 XI J M F D I B S H J O H U I F D P P M J O H G B O J O T J E F U I F NP U P S D P N Q B S U NF O U NB Z B V U P NB U J D B M M Z P Q F S B U F 䳜 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 H J O D M F B O B O E E S Z D P O E J U J P O F T V S F U P L F F Q U I F D I B S H J O H D B C M F J O B D P O E J U J P O...

Page 15: ...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 J O M F U P M E U I F D I B S H J O H D P O O F D U P S I B O E M F 5 I F O J O T F S U J U J O U P U I F D I B S H J O H J O M F U V O U J M Z P V I F B S B D M J D L T P V O E G J U J T O P U G V M M Z D P O O F D U F E B C B E D P O O F D U J P O C F U XF F O 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 D I B S H J O H U F S NJ ...

Page 16: ...e charging inlet 䳜 Lock while charging The con nector locks when charging starts The connector unlocks when charging is completed For more details refer to AC Charging Connector Lock on page 1 5 Locking unlocking the charging door The charging door lock unlock function works only when the fol lowing conditions are satisfied with the charging door closed If the unlock function does not work use the...

Page 17: ... S B C P V U NJ O V U F U J T B M T P E J T Q M B Z F E XI F O U I F E S J W F S 䳓T E P P S J T P Q F O F E XJ U I D I B S H J O H J O Q S P H S F T T 8I F O T D I F E V M F E D I B S H J O H J T T F U U I F F T U J NB U F E D I B S H J O H U J NF J T E J T Q M B Z F E B T 䳖 P X U P J T D P O O F D U I 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 E P F T...

Page 18: ... E P P S T B S F M P D L F E 0 5 O P S E F S U P 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 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 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 P M E U I F D I B S H J O H D P O O F D U P S I B O E M F B O...

Page 19: ... D P O O F D U P S B O E U I F D I B S H J O H Q M V H D M F B O B O E E S Z 5 I F D I B S H J O H D B C M F T I P V M E C F B M T P L F Q U E S Z 䳜 6 T F B O B J S H V O U P C M P X B O Z G P S F J H O T V C T U B O D F T G S P N 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 D I B S H J O H Q M V H 5 S J D L M F I B S H F S 1 P S U B C M F I B S H J O H B C M F 5 S J D L M F D I B S H F S D...

Page 20: ...O P U P Q F O XI F O U I F U I F G U B M B S N T Z T U F N J T B S NF E 3 F NP W F B O Z E V T U P O 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 J O M F U P M E U I F D I B S H J O H D P O O F D U P S I B O E M F 7 F I J D M F D P O O F D U J P O 5 I F O J O T F S U J U J O U P U I F D I B S H J O H J O M F U V O U J M Z P V I F B S B D M J D L T P V O E G J U J T O P U G V M M Z...

Page 21: ...F T T 5 P S F T U B S U U I F D I B S H J O H Q S P D F T T NP W F U I F T I J G U M F W F S U P 1 1 B S L Q S F T T U I F 4 5 3 5 4 5 0 1 C V U U P O U P U I F 0 Q P T J U J P O B O E E J T D P O O F D U U I F D I B S H J O H D B C M F 5 I F O D P O O F D U U I F D I B S H J O H D B C M F B O E S F T U B S U U I F D I B S H J O H Q S P D F T T G U F S D I B S H J O H I B T T U B S U F E U I F F T...

Page 22: ...rom the car If this happens open the hood and pull the emergency cable lightly 2 to 3 times before starting charging Checking Charging Status You can check the charging status at the outside of vehicle when charging or using it is not driving status the high voltage battery It takes about 2 3 hours or more to complete charging For more information about charging status indicator refer to Charging ...

Page 23: ...high temperature protection Blink Plug high temperature warning POWER On Power on CHARGE Blink Charging In power saving mode only the CHARGE indicator is illuminated FAULT Blink Charging interrupted CHARGE LEVEL Charging current 12A Charging current 10A Charging current 8A VEHICLE Green Charging connector plugged Blue Charging Red Blink Charging impossible OCDPQ019047 CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 17 Tues...

Page 24: ... P W J T J U B O B V U I P S J F E J B E F B M F S T F S W J D F Q B S U O F S 䳜 1 M V H H F E J O U P W F I J D M F 3 F E C M J O L J B H O P T U J D E F W J D F G B J M V S F V S S F O U M F B L B H F C O P S NB M U F NQ F S B U V S F B W F U I F T Z T U F N J O T Q F D U F E C Z B Q S P G F T T J P O B M X P S L T I P Q J B S F D P N NF O E T U P W J T J U B O B V U I P S J F E J B E F B M F S ...

Page 25: ...J O M F U XI F O D I B S H J O H J T D P NQ M F U F E 0 5 O P S E F S U P 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 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 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 P M E U I F D I B S H J O H D P O O ...

Page 26: ...or is damaged cracked or the wires are exposed in any way do not use the portable charging cable 䳜 Do not let children operate or touch the portable charging cable 䳜 Keep the control box free of water 䳜 Keep the AC charging connector or plug terminal free of foreign substances 䳜 Do not step on the cable or cord Do not pull the cable or cord and do not twist or bend it 䳜 Do not charge when there is...

Page 27: ...F T O P U D I B S H F B O E B XB S O J O H NF T T B H F B Q Q F B S T P O U I F J O T U S V NF O U D M V T U F S D I F D L U I F D P S S F T Q P O E J O H NF T T B H F G U I F W F I J D M F J T Q S P Q F S M Z D I B S H F E XI F O D I B S H F E XJ U I B O P U I F S O P S NB M M Z XP S L J O H D I B S H F S D P O U B D U U I F D I B S H F S NB O V G B D U V S F S G U I F W F I J D M F E P F T O P U...

Page 28: ... F Z C S J E 4 NP E F 5 Z Q F 5 Z Q F 1 M V H J O I Z C S J E NP E F NF T T B H F 䳜 I B S H F F Q M F U J O H M F D U S J D NP E F 5 I F I J H I W P M U B H F I Z C S J E C B U U F S Z J T V T F E U P E S J W F U I F W F I J D M F OCDP049499 OCDP049129 OCDP049500 OCDP049130 OCDPQ019024 D_P _ D boo Page 22 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 29: ...P M U B H F I Z C S J E C B U U F S Z B O E H B T P M J O F F O H J O F J T V T F E U P E S J W F U I F W F I J D M F D P S S F T Q P O E J O H NF T T B H F J T E J T Q M B Z F E U P J O E J D B U F U I F T F M F D U F E NP E F 䳒 O G P U B J O NF O U 4 Z T U F N䳓 T D S F F O 1 S F T T 1 7 P O U I F P NF T D S F F O 5 I F 1 M V H J O Z C S J E NF O V D P O T J T U T P G G J W F T F D U J P O T 7 S ...

Page 30: ...kshop Kia recommends to visit an authorized Kia dealer service partner EV Mode Indicator This indicator illuminates when the vehicle is driven by the electric motor Charging Cable Connection Indicator This indicator illuminates in red when the charging cable is con nected Coasting guide if equipped A chime will sound and the coasting guide indicator will blink four times to inform the driver when ...

Page 31: ...ns into consideration such as distances from the vehicles ahead behind while referring to the coasting guide system as guid ance Check Hybrid system This message is displayed when there is a problem with the hybrid control system Refrain from driving when the warning message is displayed In this case have the system ser viced by a professional workshop Kia recommends to visit an autho rized Kia de...

Page 32: ...you tow your vehicle to the nearest authorized Kia dealer and have the vehicle inspected Check brakes This message is displayed when the brake performance is low or the regenerative brake does not work properly due to a failure in the brake system In this case it may take longer for the brake pedal to operate and the braking distance may become lon ger Refuel to prevent Hybrid battery Damage This ...

Page 33: ...cle inspected by a professional workshop Kia recom mends to visit an authorized Kia dealer service partner Low High System Temp Maintain ing Hybrid mode This message is displayed when the temperature of the high voltage hybrid battery is too low or too high This warning message is to protect the battery and the hybrid system Low High System Temp Switching to Hybrid mode This message is displayed w...

Page 34: ...y has occurred Charging Door Open This message indicates that the charging door is open while in driving ready state to encourage you to inspect and close the door Driving with the charging door open may result in moisture inflow or damage This message is used to prevent such occurrences Unplug vehicle to start The message is displayed when you start the engine without unplugging the charging cabl...

Page 35: ...g condi tion Vehicle Stop The mode means the vehicle is stopped There is no energy flow EV Propulsion Electric power is used to move the vehicle Battery Wheel Power Assist Electric and Engine power are used to move the vehicle Battery Engine Wheel Engine Only Propulsion Engine power is used to move the vehicle Engine Wheel OCDPQ019027 OCDPQ019028 OCDPQ019029 OCDPQ019030 CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 29 Tu...

Page 36: ...ration Hybrid battery is being charged by regenerative braking Wheel Battery Engine Brake The vehicle is being slowed down by engine compression Wheel Engine Power Reserve Engine is both driving the vehicle and charging the hybrid battery Engine Wheel Battery OCDPQ019031 OCDPQ019032 OCDPQ019033 OCDPQ019060L CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 30 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 37: ... vehicle The regenera tive braking system can be used to charge the hybrid system Wheel Engine Battery AUX BATTERY SAVER if equipped The Aux Battery Saver is a func tion that monitors the charging sta tus of the 12V auxiliary battery If the auxiliary battery level is low the main high voltage battery charges the auxiliary battery NOTICE The Aux Battery Saver function will be ON when the vehicle is...

Page 38: ...le for some period of time The function will start activating if the auxiliary battery returns to nor mal 䳜 The Aux Battery Saver function cannot prevent battery discharge if the auxiliary battery is dam aged worn out used as a power supply or unauthorized electronic devices are used System setting The driver can activate the Aux Battery Saver function by placing the ENGINE START STOP button to th...

Page 39: ...ator will turn off while the vehicle is moving Keep the smart key in the vehi cle when using the ACC position or if the vehicle engine is on If the starting procedure is followed the symbol on the instrument cluster will turn on For more details Please check Starting the engine with smart key on page 6 12 ECONOMICAL and SAFE OPERA TION of Hybrid system 䳜 Drive smoothly Accelerate at a moderate rat...

Page 40: ... Transmission 6DCT 4 Hybrid starter generator HSG 5 HPCU Hybrid Power Control Unit 6 High voltage battery system 7 Regenerative brake system 8 Virtual Engine Sound System VESS The Hybrid battery uses high voltage to operate the electric motor and other components and other components High voltage is dangerous if touched OCDPQ019004 CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 34 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 41: ...or death from electrocution may occur WARNING When replacing the fuses in the engine compartment never touch the HPCU The HPCU carries high voltage Touching the HPCU could result in electrocution serious injury or death CAUTION 䳜 Do not pile up any items in an area behind the high voltage bat tery In a crash the battery may become unstable or its perfor mance may degrade 䳜 Do not apply strong forc...

Page 42: ...cle if your vehicle has been submerged in water equal to half of the vehicle height Touching high voltage components once submerged in water could result in severe burns or electric shock that could result in death or seri ous injury WARNING Carrying Liquids in tailgate Do not load large amounts of water in open containers into the vehicle If the water spills onto the HEV bat tery it may cause a s...

Page 43: ...W F S Z NP O U I T NP S F U I B O L N J T S F D P N NF O E F E 5 I F C B U U F S Z XJ M M C F D I B S H F E B V U P NB U J D B M M Z XI F O E S J W J O H U I F W F I J D M F 4 B G F U Z Q M V H 3 F W F S U P V D I U I F T B G F U Z Q M V H 5 I F T B G F U Z Q M V H J T B U U B D I F E U P I J H I W P M U B H F I Z C S J E C B U U F S Z T Z T U F N 5 P V D I J O H U I F T B G F U Z Q M V H XJ M M S...

Page 44: ...th to maintain a charge When you start the hybrid system in the P transmission position the symbol is illuminated in the cluster The driver can drive the vehicle even if the engine is stopped WARNING When you leave the vehicle you should turn off the hybrid system If you depress the accelerator pedal by mistake and the vehicle is not in the P position the vehicle will accelerate This may result in...

Page 45: ... O F M F D U S J D T I P D L XI J D I D B O D B V T F T F S J P V T J O K V S Z P S E F B U I E V F U P F M F D U S P D V U J P O G O D D J E F O U 0 D D V S T 䳜 W P J E U I F F O H J O F D P NQ B S U NF O U 䳜 W P J E B O Z P S B O H F P S I J H I W P M U B H F XJ S F T D B C M F T P S D P NQ P O F O U T 䳜 T T V NF U I B U B I J H I W P M U B H F D P N Q P O F O U J T F Y Q P T F E B O E NP W F B ...

Page 46: ...sion into P position And then depress the parking brake 2 Turn off the Hybrid system by pushing the ENGINE START STOP button 3 Evacuate to the safety place 4 Call emergency services for help and let them know the vehicle is a Hybrid vehicle Do not touch high voltage cables connectors and package modules High voltage components are orange in color Exposed cables or wires may be vis ible inside or o...

Page 47: ...Before you try to jump start the vehicle confirm the fuel level If the fuel level is low add more fuel before attempting an emergency start WARNING Accident Vehicle Never touch electric wires or cable If exposed electric wires or cables are visible inside or outside of your vehicle an electric shock may occur WARNING Putting out fire Never use a small quantity of water to put out a fire in your ve...

Page 48: ...CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 42 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 49: ...roduction Fuel requirements 2 2 Vehicle modifications 2 4 Vehicle break in process 2 5 Risk of burns when parking or stopping vehicle 2 5 HEV PHEV POWERTRAIN 2 6 CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 1 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 50: ...nverter and will damage the engine control system䳓s oxygen sensor and affect emission control if equipped Never add any fuel system cleaning agents to the fuel tank other than what has been specified Kia rec ommends to consult an authorized Kia dealer service partner for details if equipped WARNING 䳜 Do not top off after the nozzle automatically shuts off when refueling 䳜 Always check that the fue...

Page 51: ...talyst melting abnormal corro sion life cycle reduction etc Also the Malfunction Indicator Lamp MIL may illuminate NOTICE Damage to the fuel system or per formance problem caused by the use of these fuels may not be cov ered by your New Vehicle Limited Warranty Use of MTBE Kia recommends avoiding fuels con taining MTBE Methyl Tertiary Butyl Ether over 15 0 vol Oxygen Con tent 2 7 weight in your ve...

Page 52: ...tion on how to use them Kia recommends to visit an authorized Kia dealer service partner Do not mix other additives Operation in foreign countries If you are going to drive your vehicle in another country be sure to 䳜 Observe all regulations regarding registration and insurance 䳜 Determine that acceptable fuel is available Vehicle modifications This vehicle should not be modified Modification of y...

Page 53: ... brakes to seat properly 䳜 Don t tow a trailer during the first 2 000 km 1 200 miles of opera tion Risk of burns when parking or stopping vehicle 䳜 Do not park or stop the vehicle near flammable items such as leaves paper oil and tire Such items placed near the exhaust system can become a fire hazard 䳜 When an engine idles at a high speed with the rear side of the vehicle touching the wall heat of...

Page 54: ...mple precau tions for the first 1 000 km 600 miles you may increase the perfor mance economy and life of your vehicle 䳜 Do not race the engine 䳜 Avoid hard stops except in emer gencies to allow the brakes to seat properly CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 6 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 55: ...Your vehicle at a glance Your vehicle at a glance Exterior overview 3 2 Interior overview 3 5 Instrument panel overview 3 7 Engine compartment 3 9 CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 1 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 56: ...ration 1 Hood 5 39 2 Head lamp Features of your vehicle 5 122 Head lamp Maintenance 8 72 3 DRL lamp Features of your vehicle 5 129 DRL lamp Maintenance 8 70 4 Front turn signal lamp Maintenance 8 70 5 Wheel and tire 8 42 6 Outside rear view mirror 5 54 7 Panorama sunroof 5 45 OCDP019006 CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 2 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 57: ...r vehicle 5 130 Front windshield wiper blades Maintenance 8 36 9 Windows 5 34 10 Front ultrasonic sensors 5 99 11 Front fog lamp Features of your vehicle 5 128 Front fog lamp Maintenance 8 73 12 Charging door plug in 1 3 13 Front radar 6 58 CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 3 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 58: ... illustration 1 Door locks 5 17 2 fuel filler door 5 41 3 Rear combination lamp Maintenance 8 77 4 High Mounted Stop Lamp Maintenance 8 77 5 Tailgate 5 22 6 Antenna 5 175 7 Rear view camera 5 95 8 Rear ultrasonic sensors 5 96 OCDP019007 CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 4 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 59: ...4 4 Power window switch 5 35 5 Power window lock button 5 37 6 Driver position memory button 4 8 7 Steering wheel 5 50 8 Tilt and telescopic steering control lever 5 51 9 Headlight leveling device 5 129 10 Instrument panel illumination control 5 58 11 Lane Keeping Assist system button 6 73 12 ESC On Off button 6 37 13 Fuel filler door open button 5 41 OCDP019008 CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 5 Tuesday Nov...

Page 60: ...ind Spot Collision Warning system button 6 81 15 Scheduled charging deactivation button 1 5 16 Power tailgate open close button 5 24 17 Inner fuse panel 8 55 18 Hood release lever 5 39 19 Seat 4 2 CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 6 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 61: ... Light control Turn signals 5 123 5 127 5 Wiper Washer 5 130 6 ENGINE START STOP button 6 9 7 Cruise Control system switch or Smart Cruise Control system switch 6 101 6 104 8 Infotainment system 5 175 9 Central door lock switch 5 20 10 Hazard warning flasher switch 7 3 11 Passenger s front air bag 4 51 12 Climate control system 5 139 OCDP019005 CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 7 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 2...

Page 62: ...16 Shift lever 6 14 17 EV HEV button 1 21 18 SPORT mode button 6 137 19 Parking Distance Warning system button 5 99 20 Parking Assist system button 5 104 21 EPB button 6 29 22 Auto Hold button 6 33 23 Center console storage box 5 156 24 Glove box 5 156 25 Passenger s front air bag 4 51 CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 8 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 63: ...llustration 1 Engine coolant reservoir 8 26 2 Engine oil filler cap 8 24 3 Engine oil dipstick 8 24 4 Brake fluid reservoir 8 30 5 Inverter coolant reservoir 8 26 6 Fuse box 8 53 7 Engine clutch actuator reservoir tank 8 31 8 Air cleaner 8 33 9 Windshield washer fluid reservoir 8 32 OCDP079156 CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 9 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 64: ...CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 10 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 65: ...t system CRS 4 32 䳜 Our recommendation Children always in the rear 4 32 䳜 Selecting a Child Restraint System CRS 4 33 䳜 Installing a Child Restraint System CRS 4 35 䳜 ISOFIX anchorage and top tether anchorage ISOFIX anchorage system for children 4 36 Air bag supplemental restraint system 4 43 䳜 How does the air bag system operate 4 44 䳜 Air bag warning light 4 46 䳜 SRS components and functions 4 4...

Page 66: ...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 䳓T T F B U S J W F S Q P T J U J P O NF NP S Z T Z T U F N 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 V NC B S T V Q Q P S U F B E S F T U S P O U Q B T T F O H F S 䳓T 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 V NC B S T V Q Q P S ...

Page 67: ...nal injuries could result The driver must advise the passenger to keep the seatback in an upright position whenever the vehicle is in motion WARNING Do not use a sitting cushion that reduces friction between the seat and passenger The passenger s hips may slide under the lap portion of the seat belt during an accident or a sudden stop Serious or fatal inter nal injuries could result because the se...

Page 68: ... be properly seated in seats and restrained properly while riding 䳜 When resetting the seatback to the upright position make sure it is securely latched by pushing it forward and backwards 䳜 To avoid the possibility of burns do not remove the carpet in the cargo area Emission control devices beneath this floor gener ate high temperatures WARNING After adjusting the seat always check that it is sec...

Page 69: ... U 6 5 0 䳜 8S J O L M F T P S B C S B T J P O T XI J D I B Q Q F B S O B U V S B M M Z G S P N V T B H F B S F O P U D P W F S F E C Z XB S S B O U Z 䳜 F M U T XJ U I NF U B M M J D B D D F T T P S J F T J Q Q F S T P S L F Z T J O T J E F U I F C B D L Q P D L F U NB Z E B NB H F U I F T F B U G B C S J D 䳜 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 O B U ...

Page 70: ...O F B T J M Z D P O U S P M U I F T U F F S J O H XI F F M Q F E B M T B O E T XJ U D I F T P O U I F J O T U S V NF O U Q B O F M 8 3 5 I F Q P XF S T F B U J T P Q F S B C M F XJ U I U I F J H O J U J P O 0 5 I F S F G P S F D I J M E S F O T I P V M E O F W F S C F M F G U V O B U U F O E F E J O U I F W F I J D M F 6 5 0 䳜 5 I F Q P XF S T F B U J T E S J W F O C Z B O F M F D U S J D NP U P S...

Page 71: ...B D I F T U I F E F T J S F E Q P T J U J P O 4 F B U I F J H I U 䳜 1 V M M U I F G S P O U Q P S U J P O P G U I F D P O U S P M T XJ U D I V Q U P S B J T F P S E P XO U P M P XF S U I F G S P O U Q B S U P G U I F T F B U D V T I J P O 1 V M M U I F S F B S Q P S U J P O P G U I F D P O U S P M T XJ U D I V Q U P S B J T F P S E P XO U P M P XF S U I F T F B U D V T I J P O 䳜 3 F M F B T F U I ...

Page 72: ... U I F W F I J D M F J T NP W J O H 5 I J T D 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 NB H F 4 U P S J O H Q P T J U J P O T J O U P NF NP S Z V T J O H U I F C V U U P O T P O U I F E P P S 4 U P S J O H E S J W F S 䳓T T F B U Q P T J U J P O T 4 I J G U U I F T I J G U M F W F S J O U P ...

Page 73: ...h SET button and the forward movement control switch at the same time for two sec onds Initialization process 1 The alarm sounds and the initial ization process starts 2 The driver seat and its seatback automatically move backward The alarm continues to sound during the movement 3 The seat and seatback move to the center and the alarm sounds and the initialization is completed In the following cas...

Page 74: ...F B U U I F E S J W F S T F B U D B O G B J M U P NP W F C B D L XB S E F B E S F T U P S G S P O U T F B U 5 I F E S J W F S T B O E G S P O U Q B T T F O H F S T T F B U T B S F F R V J Q Q F E XJ U I B I F B E S F T U G P S U I F P D D V Q B O U T T B G F U Z B O E D P N G P S U 5 I F I F B E S F T U O P U P O M Z Q S P W J E F T D P NG P S U G P S U I F E S J W F S B O E G S P O U Q B T T F O ...

Page 75: ...I F B E S F T U U P U I F M P XF T U Q P T J U J P O 5 I F S F B S T F B U I F B E S F T U D B O S F E V D F U I F W J T J C J M J U Z P G U I F S F B S B S F B E K V T U J O H U I F I F J H I U V Q B O E E P XO 䳜 5 P S B J T F U I F I F B E S F T U Q V M M J U V Q U P U I F E F T J S F E Q P T J U J P O 䳜 5 P M P XF S U I F I F B E S F T U Q V T I B O E I P M E U I F S F M F B T F C V U U P O P O...

Page 76: ...T F C V U U P O NB Z B Q Q F B S XI F O T F B U J O H P O U I F T F B U P S XI F O Z P V Q V T I P S Q V M M U I F T F B U F D B S F G V M O P U U P H F U Z P V S G J O H F S F U D D B V H I U J O U I F H B Q 5 Z Q F 5 Z Q F 5 P S F J O T U B M M U I F I F B E S F T U 1 V U U I F I F B E S F T U Q P M F T J O U P 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 3 F D M J O ...

Page 77: ...G B S U I F T U Q P T J U J P O B O E S F M F B T F J U E K V T U U I F I F B E S F T U T P U I B U J U Q S P Q F S M Z T V Q Q P S U T U I F I F B E B O E O F D L 8 3 H B Q C F U XF F O U I F T F B U B O E U I F I F B E S F T U S F M F B T F C V U U P O NB Z B Q Q F B S XI F O T F B U J O H P O U I F T F B U P S XI F O Z P V Q V T I P S Q V M M U I F T F B U F D B S F G V M O P U U P H F U Z P V ...

Page 78: ... G U I F U P Q P G U I F J S F Z F T M T P B E K V T U U I F I F B E S F T U B T D M P T F U P Z P V S I F B E B T Q P T T J C M F P S U I J T S F B T P O U I F V T F P G B D V T I J P O U I B U I P M E T U I F C P E Z B XB Z G S P N U I F T F B U C B D L J T O P U S F D P NNF O E F E 䳜 P O P U P Q F S B U F U I F W F I J D M F XJ U I U I F I F B E S F T U T S F NP W F E P S S F W F S T F E 4 F W ...

Page 79: ...T NB Z C F G P M E F E U P G B D J M J U B U F D B S S Z J O H M P O H J U F NT P S U P J O D S F B T F U I F M V H H B H F D B Q B D J U Z P G U I F W F I J D M F 8 3 5 I F Q V S Q P T F P G U I F G P M E E P XO S F B S T F B U C B D L T J T U P B M M P X Z P V U P D B S S Z M P O H F S P C K F D U T U I B O D P V M E O P U P U I F S XJ T F C F B D D P NNP E B U F E F W F S B M M P X Q B T T F O ...

Page 80: ...P Q P S D P M M J T J P O NB Z D B V T F J O K V S Z 6 5 0 䳜 8I F O G P M E J O H P S V O G P M E J O H U I F S F B S T F B U NB L F T V S F U P NP W F U I F G S P O U T F B U G V M M Z G P S XB S E G U I F S F B S F O P U F O P V H I T Q B D F U P G P M E U I F S F B S T F B U O F W F S G P M E J U C Z G P S D F U XJ M M D B V T F E B NB H F U P U I F I F B E S F T U P S U I F S F M B U F E Q B S...

Page 81: ...P S E B NB H F U P Z P V 5 P V O G P M E U I F S F B S T F B U 5 P V T F U I F S F B S T F B U M J G U B O E Q V M M U I F T F B U C B D L C B D L XB S E 1 V M M U I F T F B U C B D L G J S NM Z V O U J M J U D M J D L T J O U P Q M B D F B L F T V S F U I F T F B U C B D L J T M P D L F E J O Q M B D F 8I F O Z P V S F U V S O U I F T F B U C B D L U P J U T V Q S J H I U Q P T J U J P O B M XB Z...

Page 82: ... J W F S 䳓T Q P T J U J P O J T Q S P Q F S M Z T F U B D D P S E J O H U P U I F E S J W F S 䳓T Q I Z T J D B M G J H V S F E P O P U G P M E U I F S F B S T F B U U NB Z J O D S F B T F C P E Z J O K V S J F T J O B T V E E F O T U P Q P S D P M M J T J P O 8 3 8I F O Z P V S F U V S O U I F S F B S T F B U C B D L U P J U T V Q S J H I U Q P T J U J P O B G U F S C F J O H G P M E F E E P XO F ...

Page 83: ...belt restraint system WARNING 䳜 For maximum restraint system protection the seat belts must always be used whenever the car is moving 䳜 Seat belts are most effective when seatbacks are in the upright position 䳜 Children age 13 and younger must always be properly restrained in the rear seat Never allow children to ride in the front passenger seat If a child over 13 must be seated in the front seat ...

Page 84: ...to replace the entire assembly after it has been worn in a severe impact even if damage to the assembly is not obvious Belts should not be worn with straps twisted Each belt assembly must only be used by one occupant it is dangerous to put a belt around a child being carried on the occupant s lap WARNING 䳜 No modifications or additions should be made by the user which will either prevent the seat ...

Page 85: ...tely 100 seconds Front passenger seat belt warning As a reminder to the front passen ger the front passenger s seat belt warning lights will illuminate for approximately 6 seconds each time you turn the ENGINE START STOP button ON regardless of belt fas tening If you start to drive without the seat belt fastened or you unfasten the seat belt when you drive under 20km h or stop the corresponding wa...

Page 86: ...en the seat belt when you drive 20 km h and faster the seat belt warning chime will sound for approximately 35 seconds and the corresponding warning light will blink When the seat belt is unfastened during driving the warning lights will illuminate when the speed is under 20 km h When the speed is 20 km h and faster the warning light will blink and warning chime will sound for approximately 35 sec...

Page 87: ...T I P V M E F S O F B S U I F E P P S B O E O P U Z P V S O F D L 䳜 5 P B E K V T U U I F I F J H I U P G U I F T F B U C F M U B O D I P S M P XF S P S S B J T F U I F I F J H I U B E K V T U F S J O U P B O B Q Q S P Q S J B U F Q P T J U J P O 䳜 5 P S B J T F U I F I F J H I U B E K V T U F S Q V M M J U V Q 5 P M P XF S J U Q V T I J U E P XO XI J M F Q S F T T J O H U I F I F J H I U B E K V ...

Page 88: ... J U J P O U XJ M M B M T P M P D L J G Z P V U S Z U P M F B O G P S XB S E U P P R V J D L M Z 0 5 G Z P V B S F O P U B C M F U P Q V M M P V U U I F T F B U C F M U G S P N U I F S F U S B D U P S G J S NM Z Q V M M U I F C F M U P V U B O E S F M F B T F J U 5 I F O Z P V XJ M M C F B C M F U P Q V M M U I F C F M U P V U T NP P U I M Z 8 3 P V T I P V M E Q M B D F U I F M B Q C F M U Q P S ...

Page 89: ...U T F B U C F M U J O U P U I F D F O U F S T F B U C F M U C V D L M F B L F T V S F U P M P D L U I F S F B S D F O U F S T F B U C F M U J O U P U I F D F O U F S T F B U C F M U C V D L M F G O P U U I F J NQ S P Q F S M Z G B T U F O F E T F B U C F M U XJ M M O P U C F B C M F U P Q S P W J E F Q S P U F D U J P O 3 F B S D F O U F S T F B U C F M U 䳜 1 V M M U I F NF U B M U B C B O E J O T...

Page 90: ...G U I F Q S F U F O T J P O F S J T U P NB L F T V S F U I B U U I F T F B U C F M U T G J U U J H I U M Z B H B J O T U U I F P D D V Q B O U T C P E Z J O D F S U B J O D P M M J T J P O T 5 I F Q S F U F O T J P O F S T F B U C F M U T NB Z C F B D U J W B U F E J O D S B T I F T XI F S F U I F D P M M J T J P O J T T F W F S F F O P V H I 8I F O U I F W F I J D M F T U P Q T T V E E F O M Z P ...

Page 91: ...t information and precautions about your vehicle䳓s occupant safety features 䳍 including seat belts and air bags 䳍 that are provided in this manual 2 Be sure you and your passengers always wear seat belts properly NOTICE 䳜 Pre tensioners equipped at the front and rear outboard seating positions will be activated in cer tain collisions The pre tensioner seat belts can be activated where the collisio...

Page 92: ...ced All seat belts of any type should always be replaced after they have been worn during a collision 䳜 The pre tensioner seat belt assembly mechanisms become hot during activation Do not touch the pre tensioner seat belt assemblies for several minutes after they have been activated 䳜 Do not attempt to inspect or replace the pre tensioner seat belts yourself Have the system inspected by a professi...

Page 93: ...amage it Infant or small child You should be aware of the specific requirements in your country Child and or infant seats must be prop erly placed and installed in the rear seat For more information about the use of these restraints refer to Child restraint system CRS on page 4 32 WARNING Every person in your vehicle needs to be properly restrained at all times including infants and children Never...

Page 94: ...EVER place a rear facing child seat in the front seat of a vehicle If the shoulder belt portion slightly touches the child䳓s neck or face try placing the child closer to the center of the vehicle If the shoulder belt still touches their face or neck they need to be returned to a child restraint system WARNING Shoulder belts on small children 䳜 Never allow a shoulder belt to be in contact with a ch...

Page 95: ... of your restraint system seat belts and air bags is greatly reduced by reclining your seat Seat belts must be snug against your hips and chest to work properly The more the seatback is reclined the greater the chance that an occupant s hips will slide under the lap belt causing seri ous internal injuries or the occu pant s neck could strike the shoulder belt Drivers and passengers should always s...

Page 96: ...one even if no damage is visible In this case have the system replaced by a profes sional workshop Kia recommends to consult an authorized Kia dealer service partner Child restraint system CRS Our recommendation Children always in the rear WARNING Always properly restrain children in the vehicle Children of all ages are safer when riding in the rear seats Never place a rearward facing Child Restra...

Page 97: ...ING 䳜 Always follow the Child Restraint System manufacturer䳓s instruc tions for installation and use 䳜 Always properly restrain your child in the Child Restraint Sys tem 䳜 Do not use an infant carrier or a child safety seat that 䳖hooks䳗 over a seatback it may not pro vide adequate protection in an accident 䳜 After an accident have the sys tem checked by a professional workshop Kia recommends to vi...

Page 98: ... H B J O T U U I F C B D L P G U I F D I J M E 5 I F I B S O F T T T Z T U F N I P M E T U I F D I J M E J O Q M B D F B O E J O B O B D D J E F O U B D U T U P L F F Q U I F D I J M E Q P T J U J P O F E J O U I F I J M E 3 F T U S B J O U 4 Z T U F NT B O E S F E V D F U I F T U S F T T U P U I F G S B H J M F O F D L B O E T Q J O B M D P S E M M D I J M E S F O V O E F S U I F B H F P G P O F ...

Page 99: ...J U J O B T F B U C F M U Q S P Q F S M Z P S B T F B U C F M U U P G J U Q S P Q F S M Z U I F M B Q C F M U NV T U M J F D P NG P S U B C M F B D S P T T U I F V Q Q F S U I J H I T O P U U I F T U P NB D I 5 I F T I P V M E F S C F M U T I P V M E M J F D P N G P S U B C M F B D S P T T U I F T I P V M E F S B O E D I F T U B O E O P U B D S P T T U I F O F D L P S G B D F I J M E S F O V O E F...

Page 100: ...e manner 䳜 Secure the child in the Child Restraint System Make sure the child is properly strapped in the Child Restraint System according to the Child Restraint System manufacturer䳓s instructions CAUTION A Child Restraint System in a closed vehicle can become very hot To pre vent burns check the seating sur face and buckles before placing your child in the Child Restraint System ISOFIX anchorage ...

Page 101: ...P O P O U I F S F B S D F O U F S T F B U J O H Q P T J U J P O D B O E B NB H F U I F B O D I P S B H F T 4 0 9J 4 J F O D I P S 1 P T J U J P O O E J D B U P S 4 0 9J 4 J F O D I P S 4 0 9J 4 J F B O D I P S B H F T B S F M P D B U F E C F U XF F O U I F T F B U C B D L B O E U I F T F B U D V T I J P O P G U I F S F B S T F B U M F G U B O E S J H I U P V U C P B S E T F B U J O H Q P T J U J P...

Page 102: ... S B D U U I F T F B U C F M U XF C C J O H C F I J O E U I F D I J M E I J M E S F O D B O C F T U S B O H M F E J G B T I P V M E F S C F M U C F D P NF T XS B Q Q F E B S P V O E U I F J S O F D L B O E U I F T F B U C F M U U J H I U F O T 䳜 7 3 B U U B D I NP S F U I B O P O F I J M E 3 F T U S B J O U 4 Z T U F N U P B T J O H M F B O D I P S B H F 5 I J T D P V M E D B V T F U I F B O D I P...

Page 103: ... D I F E U P T P NF U I J O H F M T F 䳜 I J M E 3 F T U S B J O U 4 Z T U F N B O D I P S B H F T B S F E F T J H O F E U P XJ U I T U B O E P O M Z U I P T F M P B E T J NQ P T F E C Z D P S S F D U M Z G J U U F E I J M E 3 F T U S B J O U 4 Z T U F N 6 O E F S O P D J S D V NT U B O D F T B S F U I F Z U P C F V T F E G P S B E V M U T F B U C F M U T P S I B S O F T T F T P S G P S B U U B D I...

Page 104: ...I J M F G F F E J O H U I F T I P V M E F S C F M U C B D L J O U P U I F S F U S B D U P S 1 V T I B O E Q V M M P O U I F I J M E 3 F T U S B J O U 4 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 Z P V S I J M E 3 F T U S B J O U 4 Z T U F N NB O V G B D U V S F S S F D P NNF O E T U I F V T F P G B U P Q U F U I F S XJ U I U I F M B Q...

Page 105: ...arward facing i size CRS No No Yes F R 2 No Yes F R 2 Carry cot ISOFIX lat eral facing CRS ISOFIXCRF L1 L2 No No No No No ISOFIXinfantCRS i e CRS for a baby ISOFIXCRF R1 No No Yes R No Yes R ISOFIX toddler CRS small ISOFIX CRF F2 F2X R2 R2X No No Yes F R 2 No Yes F R 2 ISOFIXtoddlerCRS 䳍 large not booster seats ISOFIXCRF F3 R3 No No Yes F R 2 No Yes F R 2 Booster Seat 䳍 reduced Width ISO CRF B2 No...

Page 106: ...in the vehicle 1 Front left 2 Front center 3 Front right 4 2nd row left 5 2nd row center 6 2nd row right Mass Group Name Manufacturer Type of Fixation ECE R44 Approval No Group 0 Cabriofix Fam ilyfix Maxi Cosi ISOFIX E4 04443907 Group I Duo Plus Britax R mer ISOFIX and top tether E1 04301133 Group II KidFix II XP Britax R mer ISOFIX and vehicle Belt E1 04301323 Group III Junior III Graco vehicle B...

Page 107: ...J G F R V J Q Q F E 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 䳓T G S P O U B J S C B H 1 B T T F O H F S 䳓T G S P O U B J S C B H 4 J E F B J S C B H V S U B J O B J S C B H S P O U Q B T T F O H F S 䳓T B J S C B H 0 0 T XJ U D I OCDW039031 OCDW039063 D_P _ D boo Page 43 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 108: ... physical injury 䳜 In normal conditions the airbag is designed to deploy based on cer tain angle and intensity of the collision These two factors are crucial elements for deciding whether to transmit airbag deployment signal or start the electrical operation or not 䳜 The airbag will deploy based on angle and intensity of the colli sion It will not deploy in every crash or collision situations 䳜 Th...

Page 109: ... or bodily abra sions injuries from broken glasses or burns Noise and smoke When the air bags inflate they make a loud noise and they leave smoke and powder in the air inside of the vehicle This is normal and is a result of the ignition of the air bag inflator After the air bag inflates you may feel substantial discomfort in breathing due to the contact of your chest with both the seat belt and th...

Page 110: ...Hazard Do not use a rearward facing child restraint on a seat protected by an air bag in front of it 䳜 NEVER use a rearward facing child restraint on a seat protected by an ACTIVE AIRBAG in front of it DEATH or SERIOUS INJURY to the CHILD can occur 䳜 Never put a child restraint in the front passenger䳓s seat If the front passenger air bag inflates it can cause serious or fatal injuries 䳜 When child...

Page 111: ... B U F T G P S B Q Q S P Y J NB U F M Z T F D P O E T B G U F S U I F 4 5 3 5 4 5 0 1 C V U U P O J T U V S O F E U P U I F 0 Q P T J U J P O 5 I F Q B T T F O H F S T G S P O U B J S C B H 0 J O E J D B U P S B M T P D P NF T P O XI F O U I F Q B T T F O H F S T G S P O U B J S C B H 0 0 T XJ U D I J T T F U U P U I F 0 Q P T J U J P O B O E H P F T P G G B G U F S B Q Q S P Y J NB U F M Z T F D ...

Page 112: ...le 3 Side air bag modules 4 Curtain air bag modules 5 Retractor pre tensioner assem blies 6 Air bag warning light 7 SRS control module SRSCM 8 Front impact sensors 9 Side impact sensors 10 Side pressure sensors 11 Passenger䳓s front air bag ON OFF switch 12 Passenger䳓s front air bag ON OFF indicator if equipped The SRSCM continually monitors all SRS components while the ENGINE START STOP button is ...

Page 113: ... P W F U I F H M P W F C P Y 8I F O U I F 4 3 4 E F U F D U T B T V G G J D J F O U M Z T F W F S F J NQ B D U U P U I F G S P O U P G U I F W F I J D M F J U XJ M M B V U P NB U J D B M M Z E F Q M P Z U I F G S P O U B J S C B H T S J W F S 䳓T G S P O U B J S C B H 6 Q P O E F Q M P Z NF O U U F B S T F B NT NP M E F E E J S F D U M Z J O U P U I F Q B E D P W F S T XJ M M T F Q B S B U F V O E ...

Page 114: ...5 I F T F D P O E J U J P O T B S F O P S NB M B O E B S F O P U I B B S E P V T U I F B J S C B H T B S F Q B D L F E J O U I J T G J O F Q P XE F S 5 I F E V T U H F O F S B U F E E V S J O H B J S C B H E F Q M P Z NF O U NB Z D B V T F T L J O P S F Z F J S S J U B U J P O B T XF M M B T B H H S B W B U F B T U I NB G P S T P NF Q F S T P O T M XB Z T XB T I B M M F Y Q P T F E T L J O B S F B...

Page 115: ...rs in the center of the steering wheel and the passenger s side front panel above the glove box The purpose of the SRS is to provide the vehicle s driver and or the front passenger with additional protec tion than that offered by the seat belt system alone in case of a fron tal impact of sufficient severity WARNING The driver s hands should be placed on the steering wheel at the 9 00 and 3 00 posi...

Page 116: ...ir bag will not deploy in the event of a moderate or severe frontal crash 䳜 No objects should be placed over or near the air bag modules on the steering wheel instrument panel and the front passenger s panel above the glove box because any such object could cause harm if the vehicle is in a crash severe enough to cause the air bags to deploy 䳜 Do not tamper with or disconnect SRS wiring or other c...

Page 117: ... Z D M P T F U P U I F B J S C B H XI J M F U I F W F I J D M F J T J O NP U J P O 䳜 4 J U U J O H J NQ S P Q F S M Z P S P V U P G Q P T J U J P O D B O S F T V M U J O T F S J P V T P S G B U B M J O K V S Z J O B D S B T I M M P D D V Q B O U T T I P V M E T J U V Q S J H I U XJ U I U I F T F B U C B D L J O B O V Q S J H I U Q P T J U J P O D F O U F S F E P O U I F T F B U D V T I J P O XJ U ...

Page 118: ... B H 0 0 T XJ U D I D P V M E U V S O C Z V T J O H B T J NJ M B S T NB M M S J H J E E F W J D F M XB Z T D I F D L U I F T U B U V T P G U I F G S P O U B J S C B H 0 0 T XJ U D I B O E Q B T T F O H F S T G S P O U B J S C B H 0 0 J O E J D B U P S 0 5 䳜 8I F O U I F Q B T T F O H F S 䳓T G S P O U B J S C B H 0 0 T XJ U D I J T T F U U P U I F 0 Q P T J U J P O U I F Q B T T F O H F S 䳓T G S P ...

Page 119: ...ail to trigger or not trigger correctly during a collision 䳜 Never install a rearward facing child seat on the front passen ger s seat unless the passenger s front air bag has been deacti vated The infant or child could be severely injured or killed by an air bag deployment in case of an accident 䳜 Even though your vehicle is equipped with the passenger s front air bag ON OFF switch do not install...

Page 120: ... O U I F B J S C B H B O E Z P V S T F M G 4 J E F B J S C B H S P O U 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 P V S W F I J D M F J T F R V J Q Q F E XJ U I B T J E F J NQ B D U B J S C B H J O F B D I G S P O U T F B U 5 I F Q V S Q P T F P G U I F B J S C B H J T U P Q S P W J E F U I F W F I J D M F T E S J W F S B O E U I ...

Page 121: ...ion with the seat belt properly fastened 䳜 Do not use any accessory seat covers 䳜 Use of seat covers could reduce or prevent the effectiveness of the system 䳜 To prevent unexpected deploy ment of the side air bag that may result in personal injury avoid impact to the side impact sensor when the ENGINE START STOP button is on 䳜 If the seat or seat cover is dam aged have the system serviced by a pro...

Page 122: ...S T J E F B O E D V S U B J O B J S C B H T U P Q S P W J E F U I F J S C F T U Q S P U F D U J P O G S P O U T F B U P D D V Q B O U T B O E P V U C P B S E S F B S P D D V Q B O U T T I P V M E T J U J O B O V Q S J H I U Q P T J U J P O XJ U I U I F T F B U C F M U T Q S P Q F S M Z G B T U F O F E NQ P S U B O U M Z D I J M E S F O T I P V M E T J U J O B Q S P Q F S D I J M E S F T U S B J O ...

Page 123: ... dealer service partner Failure to follow the above instruc tions can result in injury or death to the vehicle occupants in an accident WARNING No attaching objects 䳜 Do not place any objects over the air bag Also do not attach any objects around the area the air bag inflates such as the door side door glass front and rear pillar roof side rail 䳜 Do not hang hard or breakable objects on the clothe...

Page 124: ...B J S C B H D P M M J T J P O T F O T P S 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 4 3 4 D P O U S P M NP E V M F J G F R V J Q Q F E S P O U J NQ B D U T F O T P S 4 J E F Q S F T T V S F T F O T P S T 4 J E F J NQ B D U T F O T P S OCDP039085 OCDP039042 OCDW039083 OCDW039044 OCDW039045 D_P _ D boo Page 60 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 125: ... T B S F J O T U B M M F E O U I J T D B T F I B W F U I F T Z T U F N T F S W J D F E C Z B Q S P G F T T J P O B M XP S L T I P Q J B S F D P NNF O E T U P W J T J U B O B V U I P S J F E J B E F B M F S T F S W J D F Q B S U O F S 䳜 P V S W F I J D M F I B T C F F O E F T J H O F E U P B C T P S C J NQ B D U B O E E F Q M P Z U I F B J S C B HT J O D F S U B J O D P M M J T J P O T O T U B M M ...

Page 126: ...M B U F J O P U I F S D P M M J T J P O T J G U I F T J E F J NQ B D U T F O T P S T E F U F D U B T V G G J D J F O U J NQ B D U G U I F W F I J D M F D I B T T J T J T J NQ B D U F E C Z C V NQ T P S P C K F D U T P O V O J NQ S P W F E S P B E T U I F B J S C B H T NB Z E F Q M P Z S J W F D B S F G V M M Z P O V O J NQ S P W F E S P B E T P S P O T V S G B D F T O P U E F T J H O F E G P S W F...

Page 127: ... F D U J P O XI F S F U I F B J S C B H T XP V M E O P U C F B C M F U P Q S P W J E F B O Z B E E J U J P O B M C F O F G J U B O E U I V T U I F T F O T P S T NB Z O P U E F Q M P Z B O Z B J S C B H T 䳜 V T U C F G P S F J NQ B D U E S J W F S T P G U F O C S B L F I F B W J M Z 4 V D I I F B W Z C S B L J O H M P XF S T U I F G S P O U Q P S U J P O P G U I F W F I J D M F D B V T J O H J U U ...

Page 128: ...O E U I F G V M M G P S D F P G U I F J NQ B D U J T O P U E F M J W F S F E U P U I F T F O T P S T 4 3 4 B S F 5 I F 4 3 4 J T W J S U V B M M Z NB J O U F O B O D F G S F F B O E T P U I F S F B S F O P Q B S U T Z P V D B O T B G F M Z T F S W J D F C Z Z P V S T F M G G U I F 4 3 4 B J S C B H XB S O J O H M J H I U E P F T O P U J M M V NJ O B U F P S D P O U J O V P V T M Z S F NB J O T P O...

Page 129: ...peting or water on flooring you shouldn t try to start the engine in this case have your vehicle inspected by a profes sional workshop Kia recom mends to contact an authorized Kia dealer service partner Additional safety precautions 䳜 Never let passengers ride in the cargo area or on top of a folded down back seat All occupants should sit upright fully back in their seats with their seat belts on ...

Page 130: ...r bags 䳜 Do not place items under the front seats Placing items under the front seats could interfere with the operation of the supple mental restraint system sensing components and wiring har nesses 䳜 Never hold an infant or child on your lap The infant or child could be seriously injured or killed in the event of a crash All infants and children should be properly restrained in appropriate child...

Page 131: ...e height this may affect the operation of your vehicle s air bag system Air bag warning label Air bag warning labels are attached to alert the driver and passengers of potential risk of air bag system Note that these government warn ings focus on the risk of children We also want you to be aware of the risks which adults are exposed to Those have been described in previ ous pages OCDW039054 CD_PHE...

Page 132: ...CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 68 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 133: ...em 5 15 䳜 Armed stage 5 15 䳜 Theft alarm stage 5 16 䳜 Disarmed stage 5 16 Door locks 5 17 䳜 Operating door locks from outside the vehicle 5 17 䳜 Operating door locks from inside the vehicle 5 19 䳜 Impact sensing door unlock system 5 21 䳜 Speed sensing door lock system 5 21 䳜 Child protector rear door lock 5 21 Tailgate 5 22 䳜 Non power tailgate 5 22 䳜 Closing the tailgate 5 22 䳜 Emergency tailgate...

Page 134: ... Tilting the sunroof 5 47 䳜 Closing the sunroof 5 47 䳜 Automatic reverse 5 48 䳜 Resetting the sunroof 5 49 䳜 Sunroof open warning 5 50 Steering wheel 5 50 䳜 Electric Power Steering EPS 5 50 䳜 Tilt telescopic steering 5 51 䳜 Heated steering wheel 5 52 䳜 Horn 5 53 Mirrors 5 53 䳜 Inside rear view mirror 5 53 䳜 Outside rear view mirror 5 54 Instrument cluster 5 57 䳜 Instrument cluster control 5 58 䳜 G...

Page 135: ...e Parking Distance Warning PDW 5 99 䳜 Operation of Forward Reverse Parking Distance Warning 5 100 䳜 Self Diagnosis 5 103 Parking Assist PA 5 104 䳜 Operating condition 5 105 䳜 Non operating condition 5 106 䳜 How the system works Parking mode 5 109 䳜 Additional instructions Messages 5 115 䳜 System malfunction 5 116 䳜 How the system works Exit mode 5 117 䳜 Additional instructions Messages 5 120 䳜 Sys...

Page 136: ...h 5 133 䳜 Heated washer nozzle 5 134 Interior light 5 135 䳜 Map lamp 5 135 䳜 Room lamp 5 136 䳜 Luggage room lamp 5 136 䳜 Vanity mirror lamp 5 137 䳜 Glove box lamp 5 137 Defroster 5 138 䳜 Rear window defroster 5 138 Automatic climate control system 5 139 䳜 Heating and air conditioning 5 140 䳜 Automatic heating and air conditioning 5 141 䳜 Manual heating and air conditioning 5 142 䳜 Driver Only 5 14...

Page 137: ...der 5 157 䳜 Luggage net holder 5 157 䳜 Luggage board 5 158 䳜 Luggage tray 5 158 Interior features 5 159 䳜 Ambient light 5 159 䳜 Ashtray 5 159 䳜 Cup holder 5 160 䳜 Sun visor 5 161 䳜 Seat warmer 5 161 䳜 Seat cooler Air ventilation seat 5 163 䳜 Power outlet 5 164 䳜 USB charger 5 165 䳜 Wireless smart phone charging system 5 166 䳜 Floor mat anchor s 5 169 䳜 Clothes hanger 5 170 䳜 Cargo area cover 5 170...

Page 138: ...5 Features of your vehicle Exterior features 5 174 䳜 Roof rack 5 174 Infotainment system 5 175 䳜 Audio system 5 175 CD_PHEV_LHD_features_driving book Page 6 Thursday November 14 2019 10 22 PM ...

Page 139: ... O E F E J O B W F I J D M F XJ U I U I F T NB S U L F Z J T E B O H F S P V T F W F O J G U I F L F Z J T O P U J O U I F 4 5 3 5 4 5 0 1 C V U U P O J T P S 0 Q P T J U J P O I J M E S F O D P Q Z B E V M U T B O E U I F Z D P V M E Q S F T T U I F 4 5 3 5 4 5 0 1 C V U U P O 5 I F J H O J U J P O L F Z T NB S U L F Z XP V M E F O B C M F D I J M E S F O U P P Q F S B U F Q P XF S XJ O E P XT P ...

Page 140: ...word and should be kept confidential Do not leave this num ber anywhere in your vehicle NOTICE When starting the engine do not use the key with other immobilizer keys around Otherwise the engine may not start or may stop soon after it starts Keep each key sepa rate in order to avoid a starting malfunction CAUTION Do not put metal accessories near the ENGINE START STOP button Metal accessories may ...

Page 141: ...B O V G B D U V S F S XB S S B O U Z 3 F NP U F L F Z M F T T F O U S Z J G F R V J Q Q F E 3 F NP U F L F Z M F T T F O U S Z T Z T U F N P Q F S B U J P O T 4 NB S U F Z P D L M M E P P S T B O E U B J M H B U F B S F M P D L F E J G U I F M P D L C V U U P O J T Q S F T T F E XI J M F B M M E P P S T B S F D M P T F E 5 I F I B B S E XB S O J O H M J H I U T XJ M M C M J O L P O D F U P J O E J...

Page 142: ... Transmitter precautions NOTICE The transmitter will not work if any of the following occurs 䳜 You exceed the operating dis tance limit about 10 m 30 feet 䳜 The battery in the transmitter is weak 䳜 Other vehicles or objects may be blocking the signal 䳜 The weather is extremely cold 䳜 The transmitter is close to a radio transmitter such as a radio sta tion or an airport which can inter fere with no...

Page 143: ... P Q F S B U J W F E V F U P D I B O H F T P S NP E J G J D B U J P O T O P U F Y Q S F T T M Z B Q Q S P W F E C Z U I F Q B S U Z S F T Q P O T J C M F G P S D P NQ M J B O D F J U XJ M M O P U C F D P W F S F E C Z Z P V S NB O V G B D U V S F S 䳓T W F I J D M F XB S S B O U Z B U U F S Z S F Q M B D F NF O U 5 I F U S B O T NJ U U F S V T F T B W P M U M J U I J V N C B U U F S Z XI J D I XJ M...

Page 144: ... F U S B O T NJ U U F S P S T NB S U L F Z E P O U E S P Q J U H F U J U XF U P S F Y Q P T F J U U P I F B U P S T V O M J H I U 6 5 0 O J O B Q Q S P Q S J B U F M Z E J T Q P T F E C B U U F S Z D B O C F I B S NG V M U P U I F F O W J S P O NF O U B O E I V NB O I F B M U I J T Q P T F U I F C B U U F S Z B D D P S E J O H U P Z P V S M P D B M M B XT P S S F H V M B U J P O 4 NB S U L F Z 8J ...

Page 145: ... all doors and tailgate closed and locked unlocks all the doors and tailgate The hazard warning lights blink twice to indicate that all doors and tailgate are unlocked The button will only operate when the smart key is within 0 7 1 m 28 40 in from the outside door han dle When the smart key is recognized in the area of 0 7 1 m 28 40 in from the front outside door handle other people can also open ...

Page 146: ...erated close to your vehicle When the smart key does not work properly open and close the door with the mechanical key If you have a problem with the smart key Kia recommends to contact an authorized Kia dealer service partner 䳜 If the smart key is in close prox imity to your cell phone or smart phone the signal from the smart key could be blocked by normal operation of your cell phone or smart ph...

Page 147: ...doors and tail gate and the engine hood are closed and latched 䳜 Lock the doors by pressing the button of the front outside door handle with the smart key in your possession After completion of the steps above the hazard warning lights operate once to indicate that the system is armed If any door remains open the doors won䳓t lock and the chime will sound for 3 seconds Close the door and try again ...

Page 148: ...UTION Do not arm the system until all pas sengers have left the vehicle If the system is armed while a passen ger s remains in the vehicle the alarm may be activated when the remaining passenger s leave the vehicle If any door tailgate or engine hood is opened within 30 seconds after entering the armed stage the system is disarmed to prevent unnecessary alarm Theft alarm stage The alarm will be ac...

Page 149: ...U O F S B M G V O D U J P O T D B V T F E C Z J NQ S P Q F S B M U F S B U J P O T B E K V T U NF O U T P S NP 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 0 Q F S B U J O H E P P S M P D L T G S P N P V U T J E F U I F W F I J D M F F D I B O J D B M L F Z 5 P S F NP W F U ...

Page 150: ... S P U F D U U I F D J S D V J U B O E Q S F W F O U E B NB H F U P T Z T U F N D P NQ P O F O U T 8 3 䳜 G Z P V E P O 䳓U D M P T F U I F E P P S T F D V S F M Z U I F E P P S NB Z P Q F O B H B J O 䳜 F D B S F G V M U I B U T P NF P O F T C P E Z B O E I B O E T B S F O P U U S B Q Q F E XI F O D M P T J O H U I F E P P S 8 3 G Q F P Q M F NV T U T Q F O E B M P O H F S U J NF J O U I F W F I J D...

Page 151: ...E P P S XJ M M V O M P D L G U I F J O O F S E P P S I B O E M F J T Q V M M F E P O D F NP S F U I F E P P S XJ M M P Q F O 8 3 P P S M P D L NB M G V O D U J P O G B Q P XF S E P P S M P D L F W F S G B J M T U P G V O D U J P O XI J M F Z P V B S F J O U I F W F I J D M F U S Z P O F P S NP S F P G U I F G P M M P XJ O H U F D I O J R V F T U P F Y J U 䳜 0 Q F S B U F U I F E P P S V O M P D L ...

Page 152: ... 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 P D L F E E P P S T XJ M M B M T P E J T D P V S B H F Q P U F O U J B M J O U S V E F S T XI F O U I F W F I J D M F T U P Q T P S T M P XT E P XO 䳜 F D B S F G V M XI F O P Q F O J O H E P P S T B O E XB U D I G P S W F I J D M F T NP U P S D Z D M F T C J D Z ...

Page 153: ... S T G S P N J O T J E F U I F W F I J D M F 5 I F S F B S E P P S T B G F U Z M P D L T T I P V M E C F V T F E 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 0 Q F O U I F S F B S E P P S O T F S U B L F Z P S T D S F XE S J W F S J O U P U I F I P M F B O E U V S O J U U P U I F M P D L Q P T J U J P O 8I F O U I F D I J M E T B G F U Z M P D L J T J O U I F M P D L Q P T J U J P ...

Page 154: ...F J T M P D L F E B V U P NB U J D B M M Z 5 I F U B J M H B U F I B T O P L F Z I P M F 0 5 O D P M E B O E XF U D M J NB U F T E P P S M P D L B O E E P P S NF D I B O J T NT NB Z O P U XP S L Q S P Q F S M Z E V F U P G S F F J O H D P O E J U J P O T 8 3 5 I F U B J M H B U F T XJ O H T V Q XB S E B L F T V S F O P P C K F D U T P S Q F P Q M F B S F O F B S U I F S F B S P G U I F W F I J D M...

Page 155: ...ll ness or death may result WARNING Rear cargo area Occupants should never ride in the rear cargo area where no restraints are available To avoid injury in the event of an accident or sudden stops occupants should always be properly restrained WARNING 䳜 For emergencies be fully aware of the location of the emergency tailgate safety release lever in the vehicle and how to open the tail gate if you ...

Page 156: ... Z U P U I F S J H I U 1 V T I V Q U I F U B J M H B U F 1 P XF S U B J M H B U F J G F R V J Q Q F E 1 P XF S U B J M H B U F P Q F O D M P T F C V U U P O 1 P XF S U B J M H B U F I B O E M F T XJ U D I 1 P XF S U B J M H B U F D M P T F C V U U P O 1 P XF S U B J M H B U F P Q F O D M P T F C V U U P O OCDP049421 OCDP049402 OCDP049451 OCDP049410 OCDW049412 D_P _ D_fea ures_driving boo Page 24 T...

Page 157: ...t could result in injury to themselves or others or damage the vehicle WARNING Make sure that there are no people or objects in the path of the power tailgate or smart tailgate prior to use Serious injury damage to the vehicle or damage to surrounding objects may result if contact with the power tailgate or smart tail gate occurs CAUTION Do not close or open the power tail gate manually This may c...

Page 158: ...M H B U F P Q F O D M P T F C V U U P O P O U I F T NB S U L F Z G P S B Q Q S P Y J NB U F M Z P O F T F D P O E M P T J O H U I F U B J M H B U F 5 I F Q P XF S U B J M H B U F XJ M M D M P T F B V U P NB U J D B M M Z C Z E P J O H P O F P G U I F G P M M P XJ O H 䳜 5 P D M P T F Q P XF S U B J M H B U F D P N Q M F U F M Z XI F O U B J M H B U F J T P Q F O F E Z P V NV T U Q S F T T U I F D M...

Page 159: ...P W F NF O U XJ U I U I F C V F S T P V O E G P S T F D P O E T 1 P XF S U B J M H B U F O P O P Q F O J O H D P O E J U J P O T 5 I F Q P XF S U B J M H B U F XJ M M O P U P Q F O B V U P NB U J D B M M Z XI F O U I F W F I J D M F J T NP W J O H NP S F U I B O L N I NQ I 8 3 5 I F D I J NF XJ M M T P V O E D P O U J O V P V T M Z J G Z P V E S J W F P W F S L N I NQ I XJ U I U I F U B J M H B U ...

Page 160: ...climates the power tailgate may not work properly due to freezing condi tions Automatic reversal During power opening and closing if the power tailgate is blocked by an object or part of the body the power tailgate will detect the resis tance 䳜 If the resistance is detected while opening the tailgate it will stop and move in the opposite direc tion 䳜 If the resistance is detected while closing the...

Page 161: ... E M P T F U I F U B J M H B U F V T J O H U I F C V U U P O G U I F Q P XF S U B J M H B U F E P F T O P U XP S L Q S P Q F S M Z B G U F S U I F B C P W F Q S P D F E V S F I B W F U I F T Z T U F N D I F D L F E C Z B Q S P G F T T J P O B M XP S L T I P Q J B S F D P N NF O E T U P W J T J U B O B V U I P S J F E J B E F B M F S T F S W J D F Q B S U O F S 0 5 G U I F Q P XF S U B J M H B U F ...

Page 162: ...J M H B U F E P F T O P U P Q F S B U F XI F O 5 I F T NB S U L F Z J T E F U F D U F E XJ U I J O T F D P O E T B G U F S U I F E P P S T B S F D M P T F E B O E M P D L F E B O E J T D P O U J O V P V T M Z E F U F D U F E 5 I F T NB S U L F Z J T E F U F D U F E XJ U I J O T F D P O E T B G U F S U I F E P P S T B S F D M P T F E B O E M P D L F E B O E N G S P N U I F G S P O U E P P S I B O E...

Page 163: ...T XJ M M C M J O L B O E D I J NF XJ M M T P V O E U J NF T B O E U I F O U I F U B J M H B U F XJ M M T M P XM Z P Q F O 8 3 䳜 B L F D F S U B J O U I B U Z P V D M P T F U I F U B J M H B U F C F G P S F E S J W J O H Z P V S W F I J D M F 䳜 B L F T V S F U I F S F B S F O P Q F P Q M F P S P C K F D U T B S P V O E U I F U B J M H B U F C F G P S F P Q F O J O H P S D M P T J O H U I F U B J M ...

Page 164: ...Z P V E P O P U P Q F O B O Z E P P S G P S T F D P O E T U I F 4 NB S U 5 B J M H B U F G V O D U J P O XJ M M C F B D U J W B U F E B H B J O 䳜 G Z P V Q S F T T U I F U B J M H B U F P Q F O C V U U P O G P S NP S F U I B O T F D P O E U I F U B J M H B U F P Q F O T 䳜 G Z P V Q S F T T U I F E P P S M P D L C V U U P O P S U B J M H B U F P Q F O C V U U P O XI F O U I F 4 NB S U 5 B J M H B U...

Page 165: ...P B S B E J P U S B O T NJ U U F S T V D I B T B S B E J P T U B U J P O P S B O B J S Q P S U XI J D I D B O J O U F S G F S F XJ U I O P S NB M P Q F S B U J P O P G U I F U S B O T NJ U U F S 5 I F T NB S U L F Z J T O F B S B NP C J M F U XP XB Z S B E J P T Z T U F N P S B D F M M V M B S Q I P O F O P U I F S W F I J D M F T T NB S U L F Z J T C F J O H P Q F S B U F E D M P T F U P Z P V S ...

Page 166: ...J 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 1 P XF S XJ O E P X M P D L T XJ U D I J G F R V J Q Q F E 0 5 O D P M E B O E XF U D M J NB U F T Q P XF S XJ O E P XT NB Z O P U XP S L Q S P Q F S M Z E V F U P G S F F J O H D P O E J U J P O T OCDW049045 D_P _ D_fea ures_driving boo Page 3...

Page 167: ...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 P J T F J T B O P S NB M P D D V S S F O D F B O E D B O C F S F E V D F E P S F M J NJ O B U F E C Z U B L J O H U I F G P M M P XJ O H B D U J P O T G U I F O P J T F P D D V S T XJ U I P O F P S C P...

Page 168: ...X T 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 N Q 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 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 J T C M P D L F E C Z B O P C K F D U P S Q B S U P G U I F C P E Z U I F XJ O E P X XJ M M E F U F D U U I F S F T J T U B O D F B O E XJ M M T U P Q V Q XB S E NP W F NF O U 5 I F XJ O E P X XJ M M U I F O...

Page 169: ...NB U J D S F W F S T F G F B U V S F J T O P U B D U J W F XI J M F S F T F U U J O H Q P XF S 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 P S W F I J D M F E B NB H F 1 P XF S XJ O E P X M P D L C V U U P O J G F R V J Q Q F E 䳜 5 I F E S J W F S ...

Page 170: ...F S XJ T F J O K V S F U I F NT F M W F T P S P U I F S T 䳜 M XB Z T E P V C M F D I F D L U P NB L F T V S F B M M B S NT I B O E T I F B E B O E P U I F S P C T U S V D U J P O 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 B XJ O E P X 䳜 P O P U B M M P X D I J M E S F O U P Q M B Z XJ U I U I F Q P XF S XJ O E P XT F F Q U I F E S J W F S 䳓T E P P S Q P XF S XJ O E P X M P ...

Page 171: ...F T V S F U I B U U I F F NF S H F O D Z XB S O J O H M J H I U C M J O L T U I S F F U J NF T B O E U I F S F T U P G XJ O E P XT B S F D P NQ M F U F M Z T I V U P P E 0 Q F O J O H U I F I P P E 1 V M M U I F S F M F B T F M F W F S U P V O M B U D I U I F I P P E 5 I F I P P E T I P V M E Q P Q P Q F O T M J H I U M Z 8 3 0 Q F O U I F I P P E B G U F S U V S O J O H P G G U I F F O H J O F P ...

Page 172: ...F L N I NQ I XJ U I U I F I P P E P Q F O M P T J O H U I F I P P E F G P S F D M P T J O H U I F I P P E D I F D L U I F G P M M P XJ O H 䳜 M M G J M M F S D B Q T J O F O H J O F D P N Q B S U NF O U NV T U C F D P S S F D U M Z J O T U B M M F E 䳜 M P W F T S B H T P S B O Z P U I F S D P N C V T U J C M F NB U F S J B M NV T U C F S F NP W F E G S P N U I F F O H J O F D P N Q B S U NF O U 3 F...

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

Page 174: ...F S E P P S 5 P S F NP W F U I F D B Q U V S O U I F G V F M G J M M F S D B Q D P V O U F S D M P D L XJ T F 3 F G V F M B T O F F E F E 8 3 䳜 E E G V F M J O U P U I F G V F M U B O L XJ U I J O NJ O V U F T B G U F S P Q F O J O H U I F G V F M G J M M F S E P P S G U F S NJ O V U F T U I F G V F M U B O L NB Z T I V U P G G D B V T J O H G V F M U P P W F S G M P X O U I J T D B T F S F Q S F ...

Page 175: ... cap is installed securely to prevent fuel spillage in the event of an acci dent WARNING Refueling dangers Automotive fuels are flammable materials When refueling please note the following guidelines care fully Failure to follow these guide lines may result in severe personal injury severe burns or death by fire or explosion 䳜 Read and follow all warning posted at the gas station facility 䳜 Before...

Page 176: ...ed before starting the engine 䳜 DO NOT use matches or a lighter and DO NOT SMOKE or leave a lit cigarette in your vehicle while at a gas station especially during refu eling Automotive fuel is highly flammable and can when ignited result in fire 䳜 If a fire breaks out during refuel ing leave the vicinity of the vehi cle and immediately contact the manager of the gas station and then contact the lo...

Page 177: ...ng problem may occur It is recommended using minimum 40 of remained fuel at least every 6 months by selecting Hybrid CS mode and refuel the vehicle with new fuel Panorama sunroof if equipped If your vehicle is equipped with a sunroof you can slide or tilt your sunroof with the sunroof control lever located on the overhead con sole The ENGINE START STOP button must be in the On position before you ...

Page 178: ...S J M Z 5 P D M P T F U I F T V O T I B E F XI F O U I F T V O S P P G H M B T T J T D M P T F E 䳜 1 V T I U I F T V O S P P G D P O U S P M M F W F S G P S XB S E U P U I F G J S T U E F U F O U Q P T J U J P O 5 P T U P Q U I F T M J E J O H B U B O Z Q P J O U Q S F T T U I F T V O T I B E F D P O U S P M M F W F S NP NF O U B S J M Z 0 5 8S J O L M F T G P S NF E P O U I F T V O T I B E F B T ...

Page 179: ... P G H M B T T XJ M M U J M U 5 P T U P Q U I F T V O S P P G NP W F NF O U 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 M F W F S NP NF O U B S J M Z 8I F O U I F T V O T I B E F J T P Q F O F E 䳜 1 V T I U I F T V O S P P G D P O U S P M M F W F S V Q XB S E U I F T V O S P P G H M B T T XJ M M U J M U 5 P T U P Q U I F T V O S P P G NP W F NF O U B U B O Z Q P J O U Q V T I U I...

Page 180: ... P U I F NP U P S P S T Z T U F N D P NQ P O F O U T D P V M E P D D V S 䳜 5 P Q S F W F O U E B NB H F U P U I F T V O S P P G Q F S J P E J D B M M Z S F NP W F B O Z E J S U U I B U NB Z B D D V NV M B U F P O U I F H V J E F S B J M 䳜 G Z P V U S Z U P P Q F O U I F T V O S P P G XI F O U I F U F NQ F S B U V S F J T C F M P X G S F F J O H P S XI F O U I F T V O S P P G J T D P W F S F E XJ U...

Page 181: ... P P G P S T V O T I B E F XI J M F E S J W J O H 5 I J T D 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 U I B U NB Z D B V T F 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 䳜 P O P U P Q F S B U F U I F T V O S P P G XI J M F V T J O H U I F S P P G S B D L U P U S B O T Q P S U D B S H P 5 I J T NB Z D B V T F U I F D B S H P U P D P NF M P P ...

Page 182: ...ssist you in steering the vehicle If the engine is off or if the power steering system becomes inoperative the vehicle may still be steered but it will require increased steering effort The EPS is controlled by the power steering control unit which senses the steering wheel torque steering wheel position and vehicle speed to command the motor The steering wheel becomes heavier as the vehicle䳓s spe...

Page 183: ...rn to its nor mal conditions 䳜 When you operate the steering wheel in low temperature abnor mal noise could occur If tempera ture rises the noise will disappear This is a normal condition 䳜 When the charging system warn ing light comes on or the voltage is low When the alternator or battery does not operate nor mally or it malfunctions the steering wheel may get heavy and become difficult to contr...

Page 184: ... U U P O XJ M M U V S O P G G U XJ M M U V S O P G G B V U P NB U J D B M M Z B Q Q S P Y J NB U F M Z NJ O V U F T B G U F S U I F I F B U F E T U F F S J O H XI F F M J T U V S O F E P O G Z P V U V S O P G G U I F J H O J U J P O XJ U I J O NJ O V U F T B G U F S Q S F T T J O H U I F T U F F S J O H XI F F M I F B U F S C V U U P O G S P N O F Y U J H O J U J P O 0 U I F I F B U F S XJ M M C F...

Page 185: ...S F B S W J F X NJ S S P S U P D F O U F S P O U I F W J F X U I S P V H I U I F S F B S XJ O E P X B L F U I J T B E K V T U NF O U C F G P S F Z P V T U B S U E S J W J O H 8 3 3 F B S W J T J C J M J U Z P O P U Q M B D F P C K F D U T J O U I F S F B S T F B U P S D B S H P B S F B XI J D I XP V M E J O U F S G F S F XJ U I Z P V S W J T J P O U I S P V H I U I F S F B S XJ O E P X 8 3 P O P U...

Page 186: ... dampened with glass cleaner Do not spray glass cleaner directly on the mirror It may cause the liquid cleaner to enter the mirror housing To operate the electric rear view mirror The mirror defaults to the ON posi tion whenever the ENGINE START STOP button is turned on 䳜 Press the ON OFF button 1 to turn the automatic dimming function off The mirror indicator light 2 will turn off 䳜 Press the ON ...

Page 187: ...F G S P F O NF D I B O J T N P S NP W F U I F W F I J D M F U P B XB S N Q M B D F B O E B M M P X U I F J D F U P NF M U 8 3 P O P U B E K V T U P S G P M E U I F P V U T J E F S F B S W J F X NJ S S P S T XI J M F U I F W F I J D M F J T NP W J O H 5 I J T D 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 XI J D I D P V M E D B V T F E F B U I T F S J P V T J O K V S ...

Page 188: ... M P D L F E P S V O M P D L F E C Z U I F T NB S U L F Z 5 I F NJ S S P S XJ M M G P M E P S V O G P M E 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 J D M F B M M E P P S T D M P T F E B O E M P D L F E XJ U I B T NB S U L F Z J O Q P T T F T ...

Page 189: ...S B U J P O Z C S J E T Z T U F N H B V H F V F M H B V H F 4 Q F F E P NF U F S 8B S O J O H B O E J O E J D B U P S M J H I U T E J T Q M B Z B U U F S Z 4 0 4 U B U F P G I B S H F H B V H F P S NP S F E F U B J M T S F G F S U P U I F B V H F T P O Q B H F B O E 8B S O J O H B O E J O E J D B U P S M J H I U T P O Q B H F OCDP049503 OCDP049487 D_P _ D_fea ures_driving boo Page 57 Thursday Nove...

Page 190: ...G U I F J O T U S V NF O U Q B O F M J M M V NJ O B U J P O J T D I B O H F E C Z Q S F T T J O H U I F J M M V NJ O B U J P O D P O U S P M C V U U P O 䳖䳗 P S 䳖䳗 XI F O U I F 4 5 3 5 4 5 0 1 C V U U P O J T 0 P S U I F U B J M M J H I U T B S F U V S O F E P O 䳜 G Z P V I P M E U I F J M M V NJ O B U J P O D P O U S P M C V U U P O 䳖䳗 P S 䳖䳗 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 ...

Page 191: ...0 4 I P XT U I B U U I F W F I J D M F J T C F J O H E S J W F O J O B O D P G S J F O E M Z NB O O F S 䳜 1 0 8 3 4 I P XT U I B U U I F W F I J D M F J T F Y D F F E J O H U I F D P G S J F O E M Z S B O H F 0 5 D D P S E B O D F U P U I F I Z C S J E T Z T U F N H B V H F B S F B U I F 䳖 7 䳗 J O E J D B U P S D P NF T P O P S P G G 䳜䳖 7 䳗 J O E J D B U P S 0 7 F I J D M F J T E S J W F O V T J ...

Page 192: ... U O F S 0 5 F W F S U S Z U P T U B S U U I F W F I J D M F J G U I F G V F M U B O L J T F NQ U Z O U I J T D P O E J U J P O U I F F O H J O F D B O O P U D I B S H F U I F I J H I W P M U B H F C B U U F S Z P G U I F I Z C S J E T Z T U F N G Z P V U S Z U P T U B S U U I F W F I J D M F XI F O U I F G V F M J T F NQ U Z U I F I J H I W P M U B H F C B U U F S Z XJ M M C F D P NF E J T D I B ...

Page 193: ...J O E J D B U F T U I F B Q Q S P Y J NB U F B NP V O U P G G V F M S F NB J O J O H J O U I F G V F M U B O L 5 Z Q F 5 Z Q F 0 5 䳜 5 I F G V F M U B O L D B Q B D J U Z J T H J W F O J O 3 F D P NNF O E F E M V C S J D B O U T B O E D B Q B D J U J F T P O Q B H F 䳜 5 I F G V F M H B V H F J T T V Q Q M F NF O U F E C Z B M P X G V F M XB S O J O H M J H I U XI J D I XJ M M J M M V NJ O B U F XI...

Page 194: ... the catalytic converter Odometer The odometer Indicates the total distance that the vehicle has been driven and should be used to deter mine when periodic maintenance should be performed 䳜 Odometer range 0 1 599 999 km or 999 999 miles Outside Temperature Gauge This gauge indicates the current outside air temperatures by 1 C 1 F 䳜 Temperature range 40 C 60 C 40 F 140 F The outside temperature on ...

Page 195: ...de In the Manual shift mode this indi cator informs which gear is desired while driving to save fuel 䳜 Shifting up 2 3 4 5 6 䳜 Shifting down 1 2 3 4 5 For example 䳜 3 Indicates that shifting up to the 3rd gear is desired currently the shift lever is in the 2nd or 1st gear 䳜 3 Indicates that shifting down to the 3rd gear is desired cur rently the shift lever is in the 4th 5th or 6th gear When the s...

Page 196: ...O M J L F U I F U S J Q NF U F S G V F M F D P O P NZ B O E T P P O P S NP S F E F U B J M T S 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 5 V S O Z 5 V S O NP E F J G F R V J Q Q F E 5 I J T NP E F E J T Q M B Z T U I F T U B U F P G U I F O B W J H B U J P O S J W J O H T T J T U NP E F 䳜 5 I J T NP E F E J T Q M B Z T U I F T U B U F P G U I F C F M P X T Z T U F...

Page 197: ...Warning system radar blind if equipped 䳜 High Beam Assist system mal function if equipped 䳜 Lamp malfunction 䳜 LED head lamp malfunction if equipped 䳜 Smart Cruise Control system malfunction if equipped 䳜 Smart Cruise Control system radar blind if equipped 䳜 Engine oil For controlling the LCD modes refer to LCD window control on page 5 64 Trip information Trip computer The trip computer is a micro...

Page 198: ... B O D F B T J U J T B O F T U J NB U F P G U I F B W B J M B C M F E S J W J O H E J T U B O D F 䳜 5 I F U S J Q D P NQ V U F S NB Z O P U S F H J T U F S B E E J U J P O B M G V F M J G M F T T U I B O M J U F S T H B M M P O T P G G V F M B S F B E E F E U P U I F W F I J D M F 䳜 5 I F G V F M F D P O P NZ B O E E J T U B O D F U P F NQ U Z NB Z W B S Z T J H O J G J D B O U M Z C B T F E P O E...

Page 199: ...ditional fuel if less than 6 liters 1 6 gallons of fuel are added to the vehicle 䳜 The range may vary significantly based on driving conditions driv ing habits and condition of the vehicle Fuel Economy Average Fuel Economy 1 䳜 The average fuel economy is cal culated by the total driving dis tance and fuel consumption since the last average fuel economy reset Fuel economy range 0 99 9km L L 100 km ...

Page 200: ...vehicle does not drive more than 10 seconds or 50 meters 0 03 miles since the ENGINE START STOP button is turned to ON Instant Fuel Economy 2 䳜 This mode displays the instant fuel economy during the last few seconds when the vehicle speed is more than 10 km h 6 2 MPH Fuel economy range 0 0 30km L L 100km or 0 0 50 0 MPG Accumulated driving information mode Displays accumulated information starting...

Page 201: ...within 4 hours the information will not be reset 䳜 If you press OK button for more than 1 second after the Driving Information is displayed the information will be reset 䳜 If the engine is running even when the vehicle is not in motion the information will be accumu lated Digital speedometer This mode displays the current speed of the vehicle Transmission temperature gauge For dual clutch transmis...

Page 202: ...inputted service interval 䳖Service required䳗 message is displayed for several seconds each time you set the ENGINE START STOP button to the ON position To reset the service interval to the mileage and days you inputted before 䳜 Press the OK button Reset for more than 1 second NOTICE If any of the following conditions occurs the mileage and days may be incorrect 䳜 The battery cable is disconnected ...

Page 203: ...f fer depending on which functions are applicable to your vehicle Driver Assistance if equipped 䳜 Smart Cruise Control Responsive ness if equipped Choose the sensitivity fast normal slow of Smart Cruise Control For more details refer to Smart Cruise Control SCC if equipped on page 6 104 䳜 Driving Assist if equipped Choose the functions Leading Vehicle Departure Alert Lane Following Assist Speed Li...

Page 204: ...to P Park Off The auto door unlock oper ation will be canceled 䳜 Power Tailgate For Wagon and CUV if equipped If this item is checked the power tailgate function will be activated For more details refer to Power tailgate if equipped on page 5 24 䳜 Smart Tailgate For wagon and CUV if equipped If this item is checked the smart tailgate function will be activated If the power tailgate function is not...

Page 205: ... welcome light turns on automatically On driver approach The outside rearview mirrors are unfolded and the welcome light turns on automatically 䳜 Wireless Charging System if equipped If this item is checked the wire less charging system function will be activated 䳜 Wiper Light Display if equipped If this item is checked the Wiper Light Display will be acti vated 䳜 Auto rear wiper reverse if equipp...

Page 206: ...se the temperature unit C F 䳜 Tire Pressure Unit if equipped Choose the tire pressure unit psi kPa bar Language Choose the language Reset You can reset the menus in the User Settings Mode All menus in the User Settings Mode are initialized except language and service interval Warning messages Warning messages appear on the LCD to warn the driver It is located in the center of the instrument cluste...

Page 207: ...he steering wheel does not unlock normally when the ENGINE START STOP button is pressed 䳜 It means that you should press the ENGINE START STOP button while turning the steering wheel right and left Steering wheel unlocked for smart key system 䳜 This warning message illumi nates if the steering wheel does not lock when the ENGINE START STOP button changes to the OFF position Check Steering Wheel Lo...

Page 208: ...ng Please note that functions such as ISG are limited and battery dis charge problems may occur If the warning continues even after external electrical devices are removed have your vehicle inspected by a professional work shop Kia recommends to contact an authorized Kia dealer service part ner Press START button again for smart key system 䳜 This warning message illumi nates if you can not operate...

Page 209: ...rofessional work shop Kia recommends to visit an authorized Kia dealer service partner For more information refer to Blind Spot Collision Warning BCW if equipped on page 6 81 Icy Road Warning This warning is to warn the driver the road may be icy When the following conditions occur the warning light including Outside Temperature Gauge blinks 5 times and then illuminates and also warn ing chime sou...

Page 210: ...F to ON 3 times within 10 seconds the warning message will go off immediately CAUTION If the warning message is displayed continuously after adding the engine oil and traveling approxi mately 50 km have the vehicle inspected by a professional work shop as soon as possible Kia recom mends to visit an authorized Kia dealer service partner Even if this warning message does not display after the engin...

Page 211: ...a dealer service part ner Check Hybrid system Do not start engine This warning message illuminates when the hybrid battery power SOC level is low A warning chime will sound until the problem is solved In this case have the vehicle inspected by a professional work shop Kia recommends to visit an authorized Kia dealer service part ner Stop vehicle and check power sup ply This warning message illumin...

Page 212: ... sys tem This warning message is displayed when a failure occurs in the brake system In this case park the vehicle in a safe location and tow your vehicle to the nearest professional work shop and have the vehicle inspected Kia recommends to visit an autho rized Kia dealer service partner Coasting guide if equipped A chime will sound and the coasting guide indicator will blink four times to inform...

Page 213: ...The message is displayed when you start the engine without unplugging the charging cable Unplug the charging cable and then start the vehicle Remaining Time The message is displayed to notify the remaining time to fully charge the battery Shift to P to charge The message is displayed when the charging connector is plugged with the shift lever in R Reverse N Neutral or D Drive Move the shift lever ...

Page 214: ... this message is to let you know the error has occurred in the charger itself not in the vehi cle Charging stopped Check the cable connection This messages is displayed when charging is stopped because the charging connector is not correctly connected to the charging inlet If this occurs separate the charging connector and re connect it and check whether there is any problem external damage foreig...

Page 215: ...OTICE Warning lights Make sure that all warning lights are OFF after starting the engine If any light is still ON this indicates a situ ation that needs attention Hybrid System Warning Light This warning light illuminates When there is a malfunction with the hybrid system In this case have the vehicle inspected by a professional work shop Kia recommends to visit an authorized Kia dealer service pa...

Page 216: ...leaks If any leak on the brake system is still found the warning light remains on or the brakes do not operate properly do not drive the vehicle In this case have the vehicle towed to a professional workshop and inspected Kia recommends to visit an authorized Kia dealer ser vice partner Dual diagonal braking system Your vehicle is equipped with dualdi agonal braking systems This means you still ha...

Page 217: ... then goes off 䳜 When there is a malfunction with the ABS The normal braking sys tem will still be operational with out the assistance of the anti lock brake system In this case have the vehicle inspected by a professional work shop Kia recommends to visit an authorized Kia dealer service partner Electronic Brake force Distribution EBD System Warning Light These two warning lights illuminate at th...

Page 218: ...out after approximately 3 seconds 䳜 When there is a malfunction with the EPS In this case have the vehicle inspected by a professional work shop Kia recommends to visit an authorized Kia dealer service partner Malfunction Indicator Lamp MIL This warning light illuminates 䳜 Once you set the ENGINE START STOP button to the ON position It remains on until the engine is started 䳜 When there is a malfu...

Page 219: ...ice partner Engine Oil Pressure Warning Light This warning light illuminates 䳜 Once you set the ENGINE START STOP button to the ON position It remains on until the engine is started 䳜 When the engine oil pressure is low If the engine oil pressure is low 1 Drive carefully to the nearest safe location and stop your vehicle 2 Turn the engine off and check the engine oil level For more details refer t...

Page 220: ...r if equipped Washer Fluid Warning Light This warning light illuminates 䳜 When the washer fluid level in the reservoir is nearly empty If washer fluid warning light illumi nates refill the washer fluid res ervoir in the engine room when possible Low Tire Pressure Warning Light This warning light illuminates 䳜 Once you set the ENGINE START STOP button to the ON position It illuminates for approxima...

Page 221: ...e have the vehicle inspected by a professional work shop Kia recommends to visit an authorized Kia dealer service part ner Master Warning Light This indicator light illuminates 䳜 This warning light informs the driver the following situations Forward Collision Avoidance Assist system malfunction if equipped Forward Collision Avoidance Assist system radar blind if equipped Blind Spot Collision Warni...

Page 222: ...g for a long time the GPF system can be dam aged and fuel consumption can worsen LED Headlamp Warning Light if equipped This warning light illuminates 䳜 Once you set the ENGINE START STOP button to the ON position It illuminates for approximately 3 seconds and then goes off 䳜 When there is a malfunction with the LED headlamp In this case have the vehicle inspected by a professional work shop Kia r...

Page 223: ... the ESC system In this case have the vehicle inspected by a professional work shop Kia recommends to visit an authorized Kia dealer service partner This indicator light blinks While the ESC is operating For more details refer to Elec tronic Stability Control ESC on page 6 37 Electronic Stability Control ESC OFF Indicator Light This indicator light illuminates 䳜 Once you set the ENGINE START STOP ...

Page 224: ...horized Kia dealer service partner Immobilizer Indicator Light With Smart Key This indicator light illuminates for up to 30 seconds 䳜 When the vehicle detects the smart key in the vehicle properly while the ENGINE START STOP button is ACC or ON At this time you can start the engine The indicator light goes off after starting the engine This indicator light blinks for a few seconds 䳜 When the smart...

Page 225: ...illuminates The indicator light blinks more rapidly The indicator light does not illu minate at all Low Beam Indicator Light if equipped This indicator light illuminates 䳜 When the headlights are on High Beam Indicator Light This indicator light illuminates 䳜 When the headlights are on and in the high beam position 䳜 When the turn signal lever is pulled into the Flash to Pass position High Beam As...

Page 226: ...front fog lights are on Rear Fog Indicator Light This indicator light illuminates 䳜 When the rear fog lights are on Lane Keeping Assist indicator if equipped The LKA indicator will illuminate when you turn the lane keeping assistant system on by pressing the LKA button If there is a problem with the sys tem the yellow LKA indicator will illuminate For more details refer to Lane Keeping Assist LKA ...

Page 227: ... D M F 䳜 F W F S S F M Z T P M F M Z P O U I F S F B S W J F X NP O J U P S T U I F S F B S F C M J O E T Q P U T U I B U E P O P U B Q Q F B S P O U I F D B NF S B XI J M F C B D L J O H V Q B O E Q B S L J O H P V NV T U B M XB Z T V T F NF U I P E T P G W J F XJ O H U I F B S F B C F I J O E Z P V J O D M V E J O H M P P L J O H P W F S C P U I T I P V M E F S T B T XF M M B T D P O U J O V P V...

Page 228: ... may not be visible on the screen or be detected by the sensors due to the objects distance size or material all of which can limit the effectiveness of the sensor Operation of Reverse Parking Dis tance Warning 䳜 This system will activate when backing up with the ignition switch in the ON position How ever if vehicle speed exceeds 5 km h 3 mph the system may not detect objects 䳜 If vehicle speed e...

Page 229: ...ere is a possibility of Reverse Parking Distance Warning system malfunction when 䳜 Driving on uneven road surfaces such as unpaved roads gravel bumps or gradient 䳜 Objects generating excessive noise such as vehicle horns loud motorcycle engines or truck air brakes can interfere with the sensor 䳜 Heavy rain or water spray is pres ent 䳜 Wireless transmitters or mobile phones are present near the sen...

Page 230: ...tive until the stains are removed using a soft cloth 䳜 Do not push scratch or strike the sensor with any hard objects that could damage the surface of the sensor Sensor damage could occur 䳜 Do not spray the sensors or its surrounding area directly with a high pressure washer Shock applied from high pressure water may cause the device to not operate normally NOTICE 䳜 This system can only sense obje...

Page 231: ...NG Your new vehicle warranty does not cover any accidents or damage to the vehicle or injuries to its occu pants related to a Reverse Parking Distance Warning system Always drive safely and cautiously Forward Reverse Parking Dis tance Warning PDW if equipped Front Rear Forward Reverse Parking Distance Warning system assists the driver during movement of the vehicle by chiming if any object is sens...

Page 232: ... 1 B S L J O H J T U B O D F 8B S O J O H 0 Q F S B U J O H D P O E J U J P O 䳜 5 I J T T Z T U F N XJ M M B D U J W B U F T XI F O P S XB S E 3 F W F S T F 1 B S L J O H J T U B O D F 8B S O J O H T Z T U F N C V U U P O J T Q S F T T F E XJ U I U I F F O H J O F S V O O J O H 䳜 P S XB S E 3 F W F S T F 1 B S L J O H J T U B O D F 8B S O J O H T Z T U F N C V U U P O U V S O T P O B V U P NB U J ...

Page 233: ...sible Forward Reverse Parking Distance Warning may not operate normally when 䳜 Moisture is frozen to the sensor It will operate normally when the ice melts 䳜 Sensor is covered with foreign matter such as snow or water or the sensor cover is blocked It will operate normally when the mate rial is removed or the sensor is no longer blocked 䳜 Forward Reverse Parking Dis tance Warning button is off Dis...

Page 234: ...terial or snow 䳜 Undetectable objects smaller than 100 cm 40 in and narrower than 14 cm 5 5 in in diameter Forward Reverse Parking Distance Warning system precautions 䳜 Forward Reverse Parking Dis tance Warning system may not sound consistently depending on the speed and shapes of the objects detected 䳜 Forward Reverse Parking Dis tance Warning system may mal function if the vehicle bumper height ...

Page 235: ...ted by the sensors due to the objects distance size or material all of which can limit the effectiveness of the sensor Always perform a visual inspection to make sure the vehicle is clear of all obstructions before moving the vehicle in any direction Self Diagnosis When the gear is R Reverse posi tion and if one or more of the below occurs you may have a malfunction in the Parking Distance Warning...

Page 236: ...B H F 0 5 䳜 5 I F W F I J D M F XJ M M O P U T U P Q G P S Q F E F T U S J B O T P S P C K F D U T U I B U NB Z C F J O J U T Q B U I T P U I F E S J W F S NV T U NP O J U P S U I F NB O F V W F S 䳜 6 T F U I F T Z T U F N P O M Z J O Q B S L J O H M P U T B O E Q M B D F T V T F E G P S Q B S L J O H 䳜 5 I F T Z T U F N E P F T O P U XP S L J G U I F S F J T O P D B S Q B S L F E J O G S P O U P ...

Page 237: ...I F T Z T U F N NB Z O P U P Q F S B U F O P S NB M M Z J G U I F W F I J D M F O F F E T XI F F M B M J H O NF O U B E K V T U NF O U O U I J T D B T 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 Q S P G F T T J P O B M XP S L T I P Q J B S F D P NNF O E T U P W J T J U B O B V U I P S J F E J B E F B M F S T F S W J D F Q B S U O F S 䳜 J B S F D P NNF O E T U P B M XB Z T V T F U I F T B NF ...

Page 238: ...S B Q J M M B S T V S S P V O E F E C Z P C K F D U T T V D I B T G J S F F Y U J O H V J T I F S F U D 䳜 5 I F T F O T P S J T Q P T J U J P O F E J O D P S S F D U M Z C Z B O J NQ B D U U P U I F C V NQ F S 䳜 V NQ Z S P B E T 䳜 W F I J D M F F R V J Q Q F E XJ U I B T O P X D I B J O P S T Q B S F U J S F 䳜 5 J S F Q S F T T V S F M P XF S P S I J H I F S U I B O U I F T U B O E B S E U J S F Q...

Page 239: ...XJ U I T F O T P S P Q F S B U J P O P S U I F T Z T U F N NB Z D B O D F M J G U I F S P B E J T T M J Q Q F S Z XI J M F Q B S L J O H M T P J G U I F E S J W F S J T V O G B NJ M J B S XJ U I B Q Q M Z J O H U I F B D D F M F S B U P S B O E C S B L F Q F E B M B D B S B D D J E F O U NB Z P D D V S 1 B S L J O H J O O B S S P X T Q B D F 5 I F T Z T U F N NB Z O P U T F B S D I G P S Q B S L J...

Page 240: ...O H C F I J O E B U S V D L O B D D J E F O U NB Z P D D V S XI F O Q B S L J O H C F I J O E B W F I J D M F I J H I F S U I B O Z P V S T P S F Y B NQ M F C V T U S V D L F U D P O P U T P M F M Z S F M Z P O 1 B S L J O H T T J T U 0 C T U B D M F J O Q B S L J O H T Q B D F 0 C T U B D M F T V D I B T B Q J M M B S NB Z J O U F S G F S F XJ U I U I F T Z T U F N XI F O M P P L J O H G P S B Q ...

Page 241: ...F E 1 B S L J O H D P NQ M F U F G O F D F T T B S Z NB O V B M M Z B E K V T U Q P T J U J P O P G W F I J D M F G U I F T Z T U F N B M S F B E Z S F D P H O J F E Q B S L J O H T Q B D F C F G P S F B D U J W B U J O H 1 B S L J O H T T J T U Z P V D B O Q S P D F F E G S P N U I T U B H F 4 F B S D I D P NQ M F U F 0 5 䳜 F G P S F B D U J W B U J O H U I F T Z T U F N D I F D L J G U I F D P O...

Page 242: ...arking Assist is activated 䳜 The mode changes from parallel mode right left to reverse mode right left whenever the Parking Assist button is pressed for LHD 䳜 The mode changes from parallel mode left right to reverse mode left right whenever the Parking Assist button is pressed for RHD 䳜 If the button is pressed again the system will turn off 3 Search for parking space optional Right side Parallel...

Page 243: ... U I F S F J T F O P V H I T Q B D F G P S U I F W F I J D M F U P NP W F U P Q B S L 0 5 䳜 8I F O T F B S D I J O H G P S B Q B S L J O H T Q B D F U I F T Z T U F N NB Z O P U C F B C M F U P G J O E B Q B S L J O H T Q B D F J G U I F S F J T O P W F I J D M F Q B S L F E B Q B S L J O H T Q B D F J T B W B J M B C M F B G U F S E S J W J O H C Z P S B Q B S L J O H T Q B D F J T B W B J M B C ...

Page 244: ...sing the system to prevent careless accidents 4 Recognizing parking space optional Right side Parallel parking Left side Parallel parking Right side Reverse parking Left side Reverse parking When a parking space is found a blank box will appear like the above picture Drive forward slowly then the 䳖Shift to R䳗 message will appear OCDP059425 OCDP059426 OCDP059427 OCDP059428 CD_PHEV_LHD_features_driv...

Page 245: ...sage will appear with a beep sound if the search is complete Stop the vehicle and shift to the R Reverse position CAUTION 䳜 Always drive slowly with the brake pedal applied 䳜 If the parking space is to small the system may be canceled at the Steering wheel control stage Do not park your vehicle if the space is too small OCDP059429 OCDP059430 OCDP059431 OCDP059432 CD_PHEV_LHD_features_driving book ...

Page 246: ...sing the accelerator pedal Be sure not to speed over 7 km h 4 3 mph 䳜 Do not install any cover on the steering wheel This may cause the system to cancel NOTICE 䳜 If you do not follow the instruc tions provided you may fail to park your vehicle However if Parking Assist system warning sound distance from object is within 30 cm continuous beep occurs slowly drive the vehicle to the reverse direction...

Page 247: ...sound shift the gear and drive the vehicle with the brake pedal depressed CAUTION Always check the surrounding before releasing the brake pedal WARNING Always be careful while parking for other vehicles or pedestrians 7 Parking Assist completed Complete parking your vehicle according to the instructions on the LCD display If required manually control the steering wheel and com plete parking your v...

Page 248: ...a parking space a message Reduce speed will appear 䳜 In the below condition the system will not activate When the TCS ESC is turned off System malfunction 䳜 If there is a problem with the sys tem when the system is turned on the above message will appear Also the indicator on the button will not light up and a beep sound will be heard 䳜 If there is a problem with only Parking Assist Parking Assist...

Page 249: ... G O F D F T T B S Z NB O V B M M Z B E K V T U Q P T J U J P O P G W F I J D M F 0 5 䳜 F G P S F B D U J W B U J O H U I F T Z T U F N D I F D L J G U I F D P O E J U J P O T B S F Q P T T J C M F U P V T F U I F T Z T U F N 䳜 P S Z P V S T B G F U Z B M XB Z T B Q Q M Z U I F C S B L F Q F E B M F Y D F Q U G P S XI F O E S J W J O H D U J W B U F 1 B S L J O H T T J T U 䳜 1 S F T T U I F 1 B S ...

Page 250: ...nce more 䳜 If the button is pressed again the system will turn off 3 Check surroundings Left side Parallel exit Right side Parallel exit Parking Assist checks the front and rear space to exit the vehicle from the parking space NOTICE 䳜 When checking surroundings if the front or rear vehicle or object is too near the system may not work properly 䳜 The system may not operate nor mally in the followi...

Page 251: ...is in P Park or N Neutral if the Parking Assist button is pressed 4 Steering wheel control 䳜 The above message will appear if the shift lever is in D Drive or R Reverse according to the dis tance of the front and rear object from the sensor The steering wheel will be con trolled automatically 䳜 The system will be canceled if you firmly hold the steering wheel while it is controlled automati cally ...

Page 252: ... space CAUTION 䳜 When leaving the parking space turn the steering wheel as much as you can to the direction you are leaving and then drive the vehicle slowly by depressing the accelerator pedal 䳜 Always check the surrounding before driving your vehicle if the Parking Assist system warning sound distance from object is within 30 cm continuous beep is heard for the object is close to your vehicle If...

Page 253: ...lfunction 䳜 If there is a problem with the sys tem when the system is turned on the above message will appear Also the indicator on the button will not light up and a beep sound will be heard 䳜 If there is a problem with only Parking Assist Parking Assist system will operate If you notice any problem have the system checked by a professional workshop Kia recommends to visit an authorized Kia deale...

Page 254: ... or turning off the light switch from the headlight or Auto light position CAUTION If the driver gets out of the vehicle through other doors except driver s door the battery saver function does not operate and the headlight escort function does not turn off automatically Therefore It causes the battery to be discharged In this case make sure to turn off the lamp before getting out of the vehicle H...

Page 255: ...F M J H I U T U V S O U I F L O P C B U U I F F O E P G U I F D P O U S P M M F W F S U P P O F P G U I F G P M M P XJ O H Q P T J U J P O T 0 G G Q P T J U J P O V U P M J H I U Q P T J U J P O 1 B S L J O H M J H I U Q P T J U J P O F B E M J H I U Q P T J U J P O 1 B S L J O H M J H I U Q P T J U J P O 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 O E Q...

Page 256: ...F D M F B O T 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 䳜 G Z P V S W F I J D M F I B T XJ O E P X U J O U P S P U I F S U Z Q F T P G NF U B M M J D D P B U J O H P O U I F G S P O U XJ O E T I J F M E U I F V U P M J H I U T Z T U F N NB Z O P U XP S L Q S P Q F S M Z J H I C F B N P Q F S B U J P O 5 P U V S O P O U I F I J ...

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

Page 258: ...paired or replaced at an autho rized dealer 䳜 When headlamp aiming is not properly adjusted 䳜 When driving on a narrow curved road or rough road 䳜 When driving downhill or uphill 䳜 When only part of the vehicle in front is visible on a crossroad or curved road 䳜 When there is a traffic light reflecting sign flashing sign or mirror 䳜 When the road conditions are bad such as being wet or covered wit...

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

Page 260: ... F F M F D U S J D B M Q P XF S 0 O M Z V T F U I F G P H M J H I U T XI F O W J T J C J M J U Z J T Q P P S 3 F B S G P H M J H I U 5 P U V S O U I F S F B S G P H M J H I U T P O U V S O U I F S F B S G P H M J H I U T XJ U D I U P U I F P O Q P T J U J P O XI F O U I F I F B E M J H I U J T U V S O F E P O M T P U I F S F B S G P H M J H I U T U V S O P O XI F O U I F S F B S G P H M J H I U T ...

Page 261: ...F M J O H T XJ U D I 5 I F I J H I F S U I F O V NC F S P G U I F T XJ U D I Q P T J U J P O U I F M P XF S U I F I F B E M J H I U C F B N M F W F M M XB Z T L F F Q U I F I F B E M J H I U C F B N B U U I F Q S P Q F S M F W F M J O H Q P T J U J P O P S I F B E M J H I U T NB Z E B M F P U I F S S P B E V T F S T J T U F E C F M P X B S F U I F F Y B NQ M F T P G Q S P Q F S T XJ U D I T F U U ...

Page 262: ...1 C V U U P O J T U V S O F E 0 P S B T J O H M F XJ Q J O H D Z D M F NP W F U I F M F W F S U P U I J T 4 5 Q P T J U J P O B O E S F M F B T F J U 5 I F XJ Q F S T XJ M M P Q F S B U F D P O U J O V P V T M Z J G U I F M F W F S J T I F M E J O U I J T Q P T J U J P O 0 8J Q F S J T O P U J O P Q F S B U J P O 6 5 0 5 I F S B J O T F O T P S M P D B U F E P O U I F V Q Q F S F O E P G U I F XJ ...

Page 263: ...0 1 C V U U P O J T 0 U I F XJ Q F S XJ M M P Q F S B U F P O D F U P Q F S G P S N B T F M G D I F D L P G U I F T Z T U F N 4 F U U I F XJ Q F S U P 0 0 Q P T J U J P O XI F O U I F XJ Q F S J T O P U J O V T F 6 5 0 8I F O U I F 4 5 3 5 4 5 0 1 C V U U P O J T 0 B O E U I F XJ O E T I J F M E XJ Q F S T XJ U D I J T Q M B D F E J O U I F 6 5 0 NP E F V T F D B V U J P O J O U I F G P M M P XJ O...

Page 264: ...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 F XB T I F S G M V J E M F W F M G U I F G M V J E M F W F M J T O P U T V G G J D J F O U Z P V XJ M M O F F E U P B E E B Q Q S P Q S J B U F O P O B C S B T J W F XJ O E T I J F M E XB T I F S G M V J E U P U I F XB T I F S S F T F S W P J...

Page 265: ...4 5 0 1 C V U U P O J T J O U I F 0 Q P T J U J P O 5 I F XB T I F S G M V J E XJ M M C F T Q S B Z F E P O U P U I F I F B E M J H I U T 0 5 䳜 I F D L U I F I F B E M J H I U XB T I F S T Q F S J P E J D B M M Z U P D P O G J S N U I B U U I F XB T I F S G M V J E J T C F J O H T Q S B Z F E Q S P Q F S M Z P O U P U I F I F B E M J H I U M F O T F T 䳜 5 I F I F B E M J H I U XB T I F S D B O C F...

Page 266: ...d defreezing speed may be slower when the ignition is in ON than compared to when the engine is running 䳜 When the ignition is in ON after 20 minutes of operation the sys tem will turn off automatically to prevent possible battery dis charge 䳜 After the engine is running the washer fluid will defrost after 5 to 10 minutes 䳜 If the engine has been started within the operating temperature the heated...

Page 267: ... NF T P O XI F O B E P P S J T P Q F O F E 5 I F M B NQ T H P P V U B G U F S B Q Q S P Y J NB U F M Z T F D P O E T 5 I F NB Q M B NQ B O E S P P N M B NQ D P NF T P O G P S B Q Q S P Y J NB U F M Z T F D P O E T XI F O E P P S T B S F V O M P D L F E XJ U I B U S B O T NJ U U F S P S T NB S U L F Z B T M P O H B T U I F E P P S T B S 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 ...

Page 268: ...V U U P O P O D F B H B J O O P U Q S F T T F E 0 5 5 I F 0 0 3 NP E F B O E 3 0 0 NP E F D B O O P U C F T F M F D U F E B U B U J NF S P O U B Q B NQ 1 S F T T U I J T T XJ U D I U P U V S O U I F G S P O U NB Q M B NQ T P O 1 S F T T U I J T T XJ U D I U P U V S O U I F G S P O U NB Q M B NQ T P G G 3 P P N M B NQ 5 Z Q F 5 Z Q F 䳜 5 I F M J H I U T U B Z T P O B U B M M U J NF T V H H B H F S ...

Page 269: ...U U P O J T Q S F T T F E 䳜 5 I F M B NQ XJ M M U V S O P G G J G U I J T C V U U P O J T Q S F T T F E 6 5 0 7 B O J U Z NJ S S P S M B NQ M XB Z T I B W F U I F T XJ U D I J O U I F P G G Q P T J U J P O XI F O U I F W B O J U Z NJ S S P S M B NQ J T O P U J O V T F G U I F 4 V O W J T P S J T D M P T F E XJ U I P V U U I F M B NQ P G G J U NB Z E J T D I B S H F U I F C B U U F S Z P S E B NB H...

Page 270: ... 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 I F S F B S XJ O E P X E F G S P T U F S B V U P NB U J D B M M Z U V S O T P G G B G U F S B Q Q S P Y J NB U F M Z NJ O V U F T P S XI F O U I F 4 5 3 5 4 5 0 1 C V U U P O J T U V S O F E P G G 5 P U V S O P G G U I F E F G S P T U F S Q S F T T U I F S F B S XJ O ...

Page 271: ...ing button 6 Air intake control button 7 Blower OFF button 8 Fan speed control button 9 Mode selection button 10 Passenger䳓s temperature control knob 11 SYNC button 12 Driver only select button CAUTION Operating the blower when the ENGINE START STOP button is in the ON position could cause the bat tery to discharge Operate the blower when the engine is running OCDP049300 CD_PHEV_LHD_features_drivi...

Page 272: ... B O E D P P M J O H 䳜 F B U J O H 䳜 P P M J O H 4 F U U I F U F NQ F S B U V S F D P O U S P M U P U I F E F T J S F E Q P T J U J P O 4 F U U I F B J S J O U B L F D P O U S P M U P U I F P V U T J E F G S F T I B J S Q P T J U J P O 4 F U U I F G B O T Q F F E D P O U S P M U P U I F E F T J S F E T Q F F E G B J S D P O E J U J P O J O H J T E F T J S F E U V S O U I F B J S D P O E J U J P O ...

Page 273: ... 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 F P O U I F J O G P S NB U J P O E J T Q M B Z P O D F B H B J O J S J O U B L F D P O U S P M C V U U P O B O T Q F F E D P O U S P M L O P C 5 I F T F M F D U F E G V O D U J P O XJ M M C F D P O U S P M M F E NB O V B M M Z XI ...

Page 274: ...T J S F E T Q F F E G B J S D P O E J U J P O J O H J T E F T J S F E U V S 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 P O 1 S F T T U I F 6 5 0 C V U U P O J O P S E F S U P D P O W F S U U P G V M M B V U P NB U J D D P O U S P M P G U I F T Z T U F N P E F T F M F D U J P O 5 I F NP E F T F M F D U J P O C V U U P O D P O U S P M T U I F E J S F D U J P O P G U I F B J S G M P X U I S P ...

Page 275: ... U P U I F I J H I T Q F F E 5 P U V S O U I F E F G S P T U NP E F P G G Q S F T T U I F NP E F C V U U P O P S E F G S P T U C V U U P O B H B J O P S 6 5 0 C V U U P O O T U S V NF O U Q B O F M W F O U T 5 I F P V U M F U Q P S U D B O C F P Q F O F E P S D M P T F E T F Q B S B U F M Z V T J O H U I F I P S J P O U B M U I V NC XI F F M 5 P D M P T F U I F W F O U S P U B U F J U E P XO XB S ...

Page 276: ...T U J O H U I F E S J W F S B O E Q B T T F O H F S T J E F U F NQ F S B U V S F J O E J W J E V B M M Z 䳜 1 S F T T U I F 䳖4 䳗 C V U U P O B H B J O U P B E K V T U U I F E S J W F S B O E Q B T T F O H F S T J E F U F NQ F S B U V S F J O E J W J E V B M M Z 5 I F J M M V NJ O B U J P O P G C V U U P O U V S O T P G G 䳜 0 Q F S B U F U I F E S J W F S T J E F U F NQ F S B U V S F D P O U S P M L...

Page 277: ...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 M F O B E E J U J P O Q S P M P O H F E V T F P G U I F B J S D P O E J U J P O J O H XJ U I U I F S F D J S D V M B U F E B J S Q P T J U J P O T F M F D U F E XJ M M S F T V M U J O F Y D F T T J W F M Z E S Z B J S J O...

Page 278: ...H B J O U P U V S 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 P G G 0 NP E F 䳜 1 S F T T U I F 0 C V U U P O U P U V S O P G G U I F B J S D M J NB U F D P O U S P M T Z T U F N P XF W F S Z P V D B O T U J M M P Q F S B U F U I F B J S J O U B L F C V U U P O T B T M P O H B T U I F 4 5 3 5 4 5 0 1 C V U U P O J T J O U I F 0 Q P T J U J P O S J W F S 0 O M Z G Z P V Q S F T T U I F 3 7 3 0...

Page 279: ...river alert and comfortable 䳜 Air for the heating cooling system is drawn in through the grilles just ahead of the windshield Care should be taken that these are not blocked by leaves snow ice or other obstructions 䳜 To prevent interior fog on the windshield set the air intake con trol to the fresh air position and fan speed to the desired position turn on the air conditioning sys tem and adjust t...

Page 280: ...oning may create water droplets inside the vehicle Since excessive water droplets may cause damage to electrical equipment air condi tioning should only be used with the windows closed Air conditioning system operation tips 䳜 If the vehicle has been parked in direct sunlight during hot weather open the windows for a short time to let the hot air inside the vehicle escape 䳜 To help reduce moisture ...

Page 281: ... from the out side through the heating and air conditioning system If dust or other pollutants accumu late in the filter over a period of time the air flow from the air vents may decrease resulting in moisture accumulation on the inside of the windshield If this happens have the climate control air filter replaced by a professional workshop Kia recom mends to visit an authorized Kia dealer service...

Page 282: ... M P V D B O G J O E P V U XI J D I B J S D P O E J U J P O J O H S F G S J H F S B O U J T B Q Q M J F E Z P V S W F I J D M F B U U I F M B C F M J O T J E F P G U I F F O H J O F S P P N 3 F G F S U P 3 F G S J H F S B O U M B C F M J G F R V J Q Q F E P O Q B H F I F D L J O H U I F B NP V O U P G B J S D P O E J U J P O F S S F G S J H F S B O U B O E D P NQ S F T T P S M V C S J D B O U 8I F...

Page 283: ... of oil and refrigerant are used All refrigerants should be reclaimed with proper equip ment Venting refrigerants directly to the atmosphere is harmful to individuals and environment Failure to heed these warnings can lead to serious injuries Your vehicle is filled with R 134a or R 1234yf according to the reg ulation in your country at the time of producing You can find out which air conditioning ...

Page 284: ... 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 S P N U I F XJ O E T I J F M E S F B S XJ O E P X P V U T J E F S F B S W J F X NJ S S P S T B O E B M M T J E F XJ O E P XT 䳜 M F B S B M M T O P X B O E J D F G S P N U I F I P P E B O E B J S J O M F U J O U I F D P XM H S J M M U P J NQ S P W F I F B U F S B O E E F G S P T U F S F G G J D J F O D Z B O E U P S F E V D F U I F Q S P C B ...

Page 285: ...L F P S B J S D P O E J U J P O J O H B S F 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 Q P T J U J P O 5 P D B O D F M P S S F U V S O U P U I F E F G P H H J O H M P H J D E P U I F G P M M P XJ O H 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 N J G F R V J Q Q F E 5 V S O U I F 4 5 3 5 4 5 0 1 C V U U P O U P U I F 0 Q ...

Page 286: ...M C M J O L U J NF T U P J O G P S N Z P V U I B U U I F T Z T U F N J T E F B D U J W B U F E 5 P S F B D U J W B U F U I F B V U P E F G P H H J O H T Z T U F N B H B J O G P M M P X U I F Q S P D F E V S F NF O U J P O F E B C P W F B O E U I F E F G S P T U F S C V U U P O J O E J D B U P S XJ M M C M J O L U J NF T G U I F C B U U F S Z I B T C F F O E J T D P O O F D U F E P S E J T D I B S ...

Page 287: ...artments can be used to store small items required by the driver or passengers CAUTION 䳜 To avoid possible theft do not leave valuables in the storage compartments 䳜 Always keep the storage com partment covers closed while driving Do not attempt to place so many items in the storage compartment that the storage compartment cover cannot close securely WARNING Flammable materials Do not store cigare...

Page 288: ... E 5 P NP W F S F B S XB S E 䳜 1 V T I U I F B S NS F T U S F B S XB S E XJ U I Z P V S Q B M N 8 3 P O P U H S B C U I F G S P O U Q P S U J P O P G U I F B S NS F T U XI F O NP W J O H U I F B S N S F T U S F B S XB S E U NB Z Q J O D I Z P V S G J O H F S T M P W F C P Y 5 P P Q F O U I F H M P W F C P Y 䳜 1 V M M U I F I B O E M F B O E U I F H M P W F C P Y XJ M M B V U P NB U J D B M M Z P Q...

Page 289: ... NJ S S P S P G U I F W F I J D M F D B O C F C M P D L F E C Z B O P Q F O F E T V O H M B T T I P M E F S 䳜 P O P U Q V U U I F H M B T T F T G P S D J C M Z J O U P B T V O H M B T T I P M E F S U P Q S F W F O U C S F B L B H F P S E F G P S NB U J P O P G U I F H M B T T F T U NB Z D B V T F Q F S T P O B M J O K V S Z J G Z P V U S Z U P P Q F O J U G P S D J C M Z XI F O U I F H M B T T F T...

Page 290: ...U D J O U I F C P Y G P S F B T Z B D D F T T S B T Q U I F I B O E M F P O U I F U P Q P G U I F D P W F S B O E M J G U J U P M E U I F S F B S Q B S U P G M V H H B H F C P B S E G S P O U XB S E J G U V Q M V H H B H F C P B S E G S P O U XB S E V H H B H F C P B S E T U B O E J U T F M G V H H B H F U S B Z P V D B O Q M B D F B G J S T U B J E L J U B S F G M F D U P S U S J B O H M F G S P ...

Page 291: ...M E F S S J H I U C F T J E F 䳜 5 P V T F U I F B T I U S B Z P Q F O U I F D P W F S 䳜 5 P D M F B O P S F NQ U Z U I F B T I U S B Z Q V M M J U P V U 8 3 T I U S B Z V T F 䳜 P O P U V T F U I F W F I J D M F 䳓T B T I U S B Z T B T XB T U F S F D F Q U B D M F T 䳜 1 V U U J O H M J U D J H B S F U U F T P S NB U D I F T J O B O B T I U S B Z XJ U I P U I F S D P NC V T U J C M F NB U F S J B M T...

Page 292: ...E V Q U NB Z F Y Q M P E F 0 5 䳜 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 M F D U S J D B M F M F D U S P O J D T Z T U F N B O E E B NB H F F M F D U S J D B M F M F D U S P O J D Q B S U T 䳜 8I F O D M F B O J O H T Q J M M F E M J R V J E T E P O P U E...

Page 293: ... M M H B U F U J D L F U 8 3 P S Z P V S T B G F U Z E P O P U P C T U S V D U Z P V S W J T J P O XI F O V T J O H U I F 4 V O W J T P S 4 F B U XB S NF S J G F R V J Q Q F E 5 I F T F B U XB S NF S J T Q S P W J E F E U P XB S N U I F G S P O U T F B U T E V S J O H D P M E XF B U I F S S P O U T F B U 3 F B S T F B U 8J U I U I F 4 5 3 5 4 5 0 1 C V U U P O J O U I F 0 Q P T J U J P O 䳜 1 V T I...

Page 294: ...The seat warmer defaults to the OFF position whenever the ENGINE START STOP button is in the ON position NOTICE With the seat warmer switch in the ON position the heating system in the seat turns off or on automati cally depending on the seat tem perature CAUTION 䳜 When cleaning the seats do not use an organic solvent such as paint thinner benzene alcohol and gasoline Doing so may dam age the surf...

Page 295: ... E J W J E V B M T O U P Y J D B U F E J O E J W J E V B M T O E J W J E V B M T U B L J O H NF E J D B U J P O U I B U D B O D B V T F E S P XT J O F T T P S T M F F Q J O F T T T M F F Q J O H Q J M M T D P M E U B C M F U T F U D 4 F B U D P P M F S J S W F O U J M B U J P O T F B U J G F R V J Q Q F E 5 I F U F NQ F S B U V S F T F U U J O H P G U I F T F B U D I B O H F T B D D P S E J O H U ...

Page 296: ...F S XI F O O P U J O V T F 䳜 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 O Q M V H H F E J O U P B W F I J D M F 䳓T Q P XF S P V U M F U 5 I F T F E F W J D F T NB Z D B V T F F Y D F T T J W F B V E J P T U B U J D B O E NB M G V O D U J P O T J O P U I F S F M F D U S P O J D T Z T U F NT P S E F W J D F T V T F E J O Z P V S W F I J ...

Page 297: ...T P O U P XP S S Z B T J U E P F T O 䳓U J NQ B D U M J G F P S G V O D U J P O T P G U I F E F W J D F P S U I F T B G F U Z S F B T P O D I B S H J O H D B O C F T U P Q Q F E J G U I F C B U U F S Z H F U T I F B U F E V Q U P B D F S U B J O Q P J O U P G U F NQ F S B U V S F U I B U U I F E F W J D F T D B O C F O F H B U J W F M Z B G G F D U F E I B S H J O H T P NF E J H J U B M E F W J D F...

Page 298: ...B O D B V T F T F S J P V T E B N B H F P O U I F E F W J D F T 1 M F B T F O P U F U I B U E B NB H F T E V F U P J O D P S S F D U V T B H F B S F O P U D P W F S F E C Z XB S S B O U Z T F S W J D F 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 Q Q F E XJ 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 M P D B U F E J O G S P O U P G U I F D F O U F S D P ...

Page 299: ...ess charging does not work gently move your smart phone around the pad until the charging indicator light turns yellow Depending on the smart phone the charging indicator light may not turn 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 phone from the ...

Page 300: ...uch may become damaged during wireless charging 䳜 Place the smart phone on the center of the charge pad for best results The smart phone may not charge when placed near the rim of the charging pad When the smart phone does get charged it may heat up excessively 䳜 For smart phones without builtin wireless charging system an appropriate accessory has to be equipped 䳜 Smart phones of some manufac tur...

Page 301: ... W F I J D M F 䳜 O T V S F U I B U U I F G M P P S NB U T B S F T F D V S F M 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 C F G P S F E S J W J O H U I F W F I J D M F 䳜 P O P U V T 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 䳜 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...

Page 302: ...L F U T O B O B D D J E F O U P S XI F O U I F D V S U B J O B J S C B H J T J O G M B U F E J U NB Z D B V T F W F I J D M F E B NB H F P S Q F S T P O B M J O K V S Z B S H P B S F B D P W F S J G F R V J Q Q F E 6 T F U I F D P W F S 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 I F D B S H P B S F B D P W F S XJ M M C F M J G U F E XI F O U I F U B J M H B U F J T P Q F O F E ...

Page 303: ...P O U I F D B S H P B S F B D P W F S XI J M F E S J W J O H 4 V D I P C K F D U T NB Z NP W F B S P V O E J O T J E F U I F W F I J D M F B O E Q P T T J C M Z J O K V S F W F I J D M F P D D V Q B O U T E V S J O H B O B D D J E F O U P S XI F O C S B L J O H 䳜 F W F S B M M P X B O Z P O F U P S J E F J O U I F M V H H B H F D P NQ B S U NF O U U J T E F T J H O F E G P S M V H H B H F P O M Z ...

Page 304: ...T U I F S F B S P G U I F W F I J D M F C Z U I F I B O E M F O T F S U U I F H V J E F Q J O J O U P U I F H V J E F 0 5 1 V M M P V U U I F D B S H P T F D V S J U Z T D S F F O V T J O H U I F I B O E M F J O U I F D F O U F S U P Q S F W F O U U I F H V J E F Q J O G S P N G B M M J O H P V U P G U I F H V J E F 8I F O U I F D B S H P T F D V S J U Z T D S F F O J T O P U J O V T F 1 V M M U I...

Page 305: ...O U I F U S B Z 5 P S F NP W F U I F D B S H P T F D V S J U Z T D S F F O G S P N U I F M V H H B H F U S B Z 1 V M M V Q U I F T D S F F O C P B S E 1 V T I U I F H V J E F Q J O J O U I F E J S F D U J P O B T T I P XO J O U I F Q J D U V S F C F M P X 8I J M F Q V T I J O H U I F H V J E F Q J O Q V M M P V U U I F D B S H P T F D V S J U Z T D S F F O OCDP059217 OCDP059220 OCDP059221 OCDP0592...

Page 306: ... 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 䳜 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 L F U I F O F D F T T B S Z Q S F D B V U J P O T U P NB L F T V S F U I F D B S H P E P F T O P U E B NB H F U I F S P P G P G U I F W F I J D M F 䳜 8I F O D B S S Z J O H M B S H F P C K F D U T P O U I F S P P G S B D L NB L ...

Page 307: ...J T D P V M E D B V T F U I F J U F NT U P G B M M P G G U I F S P P G S B D L B O E D B V T 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 䳜 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 J M F E S J W J O H U P NB L F T V S F U I F J U F NT P O U I F S P P G S B D L B S F T F D V S F M Z G B...

Page 308: ...stem ensures the best possible quality reproduction However in some cases the signal coming to your vehicle may not be strong and clear This can be due to factors such as the distance from the radio station closeness of other strong radio sta tions or the presence of buildings bridges or other large obstructions in the area AM reception AM broadcasts can be received at greater distances than FM br...

Page 309: ...xists with your radio The following conditions are normal and do not indicate radio trouble 䳜 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 stronger station 䳜 Flutter Static Weak FM signals or large obstructions between the transmitter and your radio can disturb the signal causing sta...

Page 310: ...passed Using a cellular phone or a two way radio When a cellular phone is used inside the vehicle noise may be produced from the audio system This does not mean that something is wrong with the audio equipment In such a case use the cellular phone at a place as far as possible from the audio equipment CAUTION When using a communication sys tem such as a cellular phone or a radio set inside the veh...

Page 311: ...rning message 6 16 䳜 Good driving practices 6 24 Regenerative braking system 6 25 䳜 Regenerative Braking Paddle Shifter 6 25 Brake system 6 28 䳜 Power brakes 6 28 䳜 Electronic parking brake EPB 6 29 䳜 AUTO HOLD 6 33 䳜 Anti lock brake system ABS 6 35 䳜 Electronic Stability Control ESC 6 37 䳜 Hill start assist control HAC 6 40 䳜 Vehicle stability management VSM 6 41 䳜 ESS Emergency Stop Signal 6 42 ...

Page 312: ...vehicle in front front view camera front radar 6 62 䳜 System malfunction 6 64 䳜 Limitation of the system 6 65 䳜 Situation in which the system may not detect pedestrian and cyclist properly 6 70 䳜 Lane Change Oncoming function 6 72 Lane Keeping Assist LKA 6 73 䳜 LKA system operation 6 75 䳜 LKA system malfunction 6 79 䳜 LKA system function change 6 80 Blind Spot Collision Warning BCW 6 81 䳜 Operatin...

Page 313: ...se control switch 6 101 䳜 To set cruise control speed 6 102 䳜 To increase cruise control set speed 6 102 䳜 To decrease the cruising speed 6 103 䳜 To temporarily accelerate with the cruise control on 6 103 䳜 To cancel cruise control do one of the following 6 103 䳜 To resume cruising speed at more than approximately 30 km h 20 mph 6 104 䳜 To turn cruise control off do one of the following 6 104 Smar...

Page 314: ...stem 6 133 Sport system 6 137 䳜 SPORT mode 6 137 Economical operation 6 138 Special driving conditions 6 140 䳜 Hazardous driving conditions 6 140 䳜 Rocking the vehicle 6 140 䳜 Smooth cornering 6 141 䳜 Driving at night 6 141 䳜 Driving in the rain 6 142 䳜 Driving in flooded areas 6 142 䳜 Driving off road 6 142 䳜 Highway driving 6 143 Winter driving 6 144 䳜 Snowy or icy conditions 6 144 䳜 Use high qu...

Page 315: ...ope 6 148 䳜 Hitches 6 150 䳜 Safety chains 6 150 䳜 Trailer brakes 6 151 䳜 Driving with a trailer 6 151 䳜 Maintenance when trailer towing 6 154 䳜 If you do decide to pull a trailer 6 155 Vehicle weight 6 157 䳜 Base curb weight 6 157 䳜 Vehicle curb weight 6 157 䳜 Cargo weight 6 157 䳜 GAW Gross axle weight 6 158 䳜 GAWR Gross axle weight rating 6 158 䳜 GVW Gross vehicle weight 6 158 䳜 GVWR Gross vehicl...

Page 316: ...ting the engine idle in your garage even with the garage door open is a hazardous practice Never run the engine in your garage any longer than it takes to start the engine and back the car out 䳜 Avoid idling the engine for pro longed periods with people inside the car If it is necessary to idle the engine for a prolonged period with people inside the car be sure to do so only in an open area with ...

Page 317: ...hicle systems which take the driver s eyes atten tion and focus away from the safe operation of a vehicle or which are not permissible by law should never be used during operation of the vehicle Before starting 䳜 Close and lock all doors 䳜 Position the seat so that all con trols are easily reached 䳜 Adjust the inside and outside rear view mirrors 䳜 Be sure that all lights work 䳜 Check all gauges 䳜...

Page 318: ...inking or taking drugs Choose a designated driver or call a cab WARNING 䳜 When you intend to park or stop the vehicle with the engine on be careful not to depress the accel erator pedal for a long period of time It may overheat the engine or exhaust system and cause fire 䳜 When you make a sudden stop or turn the steering wheel rapidly loose objects may drop on the floor and it could interfere with...

Page 319: ...The steering wheel locks when the ENGINE START STOP button is in the OFF position to protect you against theft It locks when the door is opened If the steering wheel is not locked properly when you open the driver s door the warning chime will sound Try locking the steering wheel again If the problem is not solved have the system checked by a profes sional workshop Kia recommends to visit an autho...

Page 320: ...hour the button is turned off auto matically to prevent battery dis charge ON Press the ENGINE START STOP but ton while it is in the ACC position without depressing the brake pedal The warning lights can be checked before the engine is started Do not leave the ENGINE START STOP but ton in the ON position for a long time The battery may discharge because the engine is not running START RUN To start...

Page 321: ... your hand or arm in the area could cause loss of vehicle control an accident and serious bodily injury or death 䳜 Do not place any movable objects around the driver s seat as they may move while driving interfere with the driver and lead to an accident Starting the engine WARNING 䳜 Always wear appropriate shoes when operating your vehicle Unsuitable shoes high heels ski boots etc may interfere wi...

Page 322: ...he engine about 1 min ute before turning it off This idle time will allow the turbo charger to cool prior to shutting the engine off CAUTION Do not turn the engine off immedi ately after it has been subjected to a heavy load Doing so may cause severe damage to the engine or tur bocharger unit Starting the engine with smart key 䳜 Even if the smart key is in the vehicle if it is far away from you th...

Page 323: ... 1 C V U U P O E J S F D U M Z 8I F O Z P V Q S F T T U I F 4 5 3 5 4 5 0 1 C V U U P O E J S F D U M Z XJ U I U I F T NB S U L F Z U I F T NB S U L F Z T I P V M E D P O U B D U U I F C V U U P O B U B S J H I U B O H M F 䳜 8I F O U I F T U P Q M B NQ G V T F J T C M P XO Z P V D B O O P U T U B S U U I F F O H J O F O P S NB M M Z 3 F Q M B D F U I F G V T F XJ U I B O F X P O F G J U J T O P U ...

Page 324: ...D M F J O U P S J W F P S 3 3 F W F S T F 䳜 F G P S F M F B W J O H U I F E S J W F S 䳓T T F B U B M XB Z T NB L F T V S F U I F T I J G U M F W F S J T J O U I F 1 1 B S L Q P T J U J P O U I F O T F U U I F Q B S L J O H C S B L F G V M M Z B O E T I V U U I F F O H J O F P G G 6 O F Y Q F D U F E B O E T V E E F O W F I J D M F NP W F NF O U D B O P D D V S J G U I F T F Q S F D B V U J P O T B...

Page 325: ...trans mission speed is matched with the engine speed This is a normal condition of the dual clutch trans mission 䳜 The dry type clutch transfers torque more directly and provides a direct drive feeling which may feel different from a conventional automatic transmission with a torque converter This may be more noticeable when launching the vehicle from a stop or when traveling at low stop and go ve...

Page 326: ...the shift lever in N Neutral while driving WARNING Due to transmission failure the vehicle may not move and the posi tion indicator D R will blink on the cluster In this case have the sys tem checked by a professional workshop Kia recommends to visit an authorized Kia dealer service partner LCD display for transmission tem perature and warning message Transmission temperature Gauge 䳜 Select trip c...

Page 327: ...ain the optimal trans mission performance drive so that the white gauge is not exceeded if equipped DCT warning messages This warning message is displayed when vehicle is driven slowly on a grade and the vehicle detects that the brake pedal is not applied Steep grade Driving up hills or on steep grades 䳜 To hold the vehicle on an incline use the foot brake or the parking brake 䳜 When in stop and g...

Page 328: ...me 䳖Trans mission temp is high Stop safely䳗 warning message will appear on the LCD display and driving may not be smooth 䳜 If this occurs pull over to a safe location stop the vehicle with the engine running apply the brakes and shift the vehicle to P Park and allow the transmission to cool 䳜 If you ignore this warning the driving condition may become worse You may experience abrupt shifts frequen...

Page 329: ... cool 䳜 When the message Trans cooled Resume driving 䳖 appears you can continue to drive your vehicle 䳜 When possible drive the vehicle smoothly If any of the warning messages in the LCD display continue to blink for your safety have the system checked by a professional workshop Kia recommends to visit an autho rized Kia dealer service partner Transmission ranges The indicator in the instrument cl...

Page 330: ...t use the P Park position in place of the parking brake R Reverse Use this position to drive the vehicle backward CAUTION Always come to a complete stop before shifting into or out of R Reverse you may damage the transmission if you shift into R Reverse while the vehicle is in motion N Neutral The wheels and transmission are not engaged Use N Neutral if you need to restart a stalled engine or if i...

Page 331: ... While pressing the brake pedal turn the ENGINE START STOP button OFF 䳜 For smart key equipped vehi cles the ENGINE START STOP button can be moved to OFF only when the shift lever is in P 4 Change the gear shift lever to N Neutral while pressing the brake pedal and pushing SHIFT LOCK RELEASE button or inserting pressing down a tool e g flat head screw driver into the SHIFT LOCK RELEASE access hole...

Page 332: ... B S XI F O U I F F O H J O F J T S V O O J O H B U I J H I T Q F F E D B O D B V T F U I F W F I J D M F U P NP W F W F S Z S B Q J E M Z P V 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 B O E D B V T F B D D J E F O U T 䳜 P O P U E S J W F XJ U I U I F T I J G U M F W F S J O F V U S B M 5 I F F O H J O F C S B L F XJ M M O P U XP S L B O E NB Z M F B E U P B O B D D J E F O U 0 5 M XB Z T...

Page 333: ...XI J D I Q S F W F O U T T I J G U J O H U I F U S B O T NJ T T J P O G S P N 1 1 B S L J O U P 3 3 F W F S T F V O M F T T U I F C S B L F Q F E B M J T E F Q S F T T F E 5 P T I J G U U I F U S B O T NJ T T J P O G S P N 1 1 B S L J O U P 3 3 F W F S T F F Q S F T T B O E I P M E U I F C S B L F Q F E B M 4 U B S U U I F F O H J O F P S U V S O U I F 4 5 3 5 4 5 0 1 C V U U P O U P U I F 0 Q P T...

Page 334: ...r 䳜 Slow down before shifting to a lower gear Otherwise the lower gear may not be engaged 䳜 Always use the parking brake Do not depend on placing the trans mission in P Park to keep the car from moving 䳜 Exercise extreme caution when driving on a slippery surface Be especially careful when braking accelerating or shifting gears On a slippery surface an abrupt change in vehicle speed can cause the ...

Page 335: ...Q S J B U F H F B S E F Q F O E J O H P O M P B E XF J H I U B O E T U F F Q O F T T P G U I F H S B E F B O E S F M F B T F U I F Q B S L J O H C S B L F F Q S F T T U I F B D D F M F S B U P S H S B E V B M M Z XI J M F S F M F B T J O H U I F C S B L F Q F E B M 3 F H F O F S B U J W F C S B L J O H T Z T U F N 3 F H F O F S B U J W F S B L J O H 1 B E E M F 4 I J G U F S 5 I F Q B E E M F T I ...

Page 336: ...he brake pedal 䳜 The Cruise Control system or Smart Cruise Control system is activated WARNING Usage of the function may be lim ited according to the battery and motor䳓s condition over charge high and low temperature Check traffic and driving condition If necessary control the vehicle speed by your self using brake pedal The selected regenerative braking level is displayed on the instrument cluste...

Page 337: ... in high low temperature status or if there is a malfunction on battery and transmission the warning message will be displayed 䳜 If the vehicle entering the Regen B mode during the activation of ABS Cruise Control Smart Cruise Control the warning message will be displayed Once the warning message is dis played the usage of function will be temporarily limited Use the func tion again after normal d...

Page 338: ...ower gear and avoid continuous application of the brakes Continuous brake applica tion will cause the brakes to over heat and could result in a temporary loss of braking perfor mance 䳜 Wet brakes may impair the vehi cle䳓s ability to safely slow down the vehicle may also pull to one side when the brakes are applied Applying the brakes lightly will indicate whether they have been affected in this wa...

Page 339: ...U F T NB Z D B V T F B C S B L F T R V F B M XI F O Z P V G J S T U B Q Q M Z P S M J H I U M Z B Q Q M Z U I F C S B L F T 5 I J T J T O P S NB M B O E E P F T O P U J O E J D B U F B Q S P C M F N XJ U I Z P V S C S B L F T 6 5 0 䳜 5 P B W P J E D P T U M Z C S B L F S F Q B J S T E P O P U D P O U J O V F U P E S J W F XJ U I XP S O C S B L F Q B E T 䳜 M XB Z T S F Q M B D F U I F G S P O U P S...

Page 340: ...lding the EPB switch If you hand off the EPB switch the braking force is lost If you hold the EPB switch and the vehicle stop the EPB is applied 䳜 The braking distance may be lon ger than under normal braking conditions NOTICE During emergency braking by the EPB the parking brake warning light will illuminate and the warning sounds will occur to indicate that the system is operating WARNING Do not...

Page 341: ... matically Make sure the brake warning light goes off 䳜 If you try to drive off depress ing the accelerator pedal with the EPB applied but doesn t release automatically a warn ing will sound once and a mes sage will appear 䳜 If the driver s seat belt is not fastened driver䳓s door is opened the engine hood is opened in D or the tailgate is opened in R a warning will sound once and a message will ap...

Page 342: ... S N I J N I F S I P X U P P Q F S B U F U I F 1 䳜 8I F O U I F C B U U F S Z J T E S B J O F E U I F 1 E P F T O P U B Q Q M Z P S S F M F B T F O U I J T D B T F K V NQ T U B S U Z P V S W F I J D M F B M G V O D U J P O P G 1 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 J U J O E J D B U F T U I B U U I F 1 NB Z I B W F NB M G V O D U J P O F E G U I J T P D D V S T I B W F...

Page 343: ... U I F W F I J D M F U P B D P N Q M F U F T U P Q C Z E F Q S F T T J O H U I F C S B L F Q F E B M 4 F U V Q 8J U I U I F E S J W F S T E P P S B O E F O H J O F I P P E D M P T F E G B T U F O U I F E S J W F S T T F B U C F M U P S E F Q S F T T U I F C S B L F Q F E B M B O E U I F O Q S F T T U I F V U P P M E C V U U P O 5 I F XI J U F 6 5 0 0 J O E J D B U P S XJ M M D P NF P O B O E U I F...

Page 344: ...F E 5 I F F O H J O F I P P E 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 I J D M F J T T U B O E J O H P O B T U F F Q T M P Q F 5 I F W F I J D M F NP W F E T F W F S B M U J NF T O U I F T F D B T F T U I F C S B L F XB S O J O H M J H I U D P NF T P O U I F 6 5 0 0 J O E J D B U P S D I B O H F T G S P N H S F F O U P XI J U F B...

Page 345: ...e longer than for those without it in the following road conditions During these conditions the vehicle should be driven at reduced speeds 䳜 Rough gravel or snow covered roads 䳜 With tire chains installed 䳜 On roads where the road surface is pitted or has different surface height The safety features of an ABS or ESC equipped vehicle should not be tested by high speed driving or cor nering This cou...

Page 346: ...e a problem with the ABS In this case how ever your regular brakes will work normally 䳜 The ABS warning light will stay on for approximately 3 seconds after the ENGINE START STOP button is ON During that time the ABS will go through self diagnosis and the light will go off if everything is normal If the light stays on you may have a problem with your ABS In this case have the system checked by a p...

Page 347: ... I Z E S P Q M B O J O H P O XF U T V S G B D F T D B O T U J M M S F T V M U J O T F S J P V T B D D J E F O U T 0 O M Z B T B G F B O E B U U F O U J W F E S J W F S D B O Q S F W F O U B D D J E F O U T C Z B W P J E J O H NB O F V W F S T U I B U D B V T F U I F W F I J D M F U P M P T F U S B D U J P O W F O XJ U I 4 J O T U B M M F E B M XB Z T G P M M P X B M M U I F O P S NB M Q S F D B V ...

Page 348: ... sound This is the ESC performing an automatic system self check and does not indicate a problem When operating When the ESC is in operation the ESC indicator light blinks When the Electronic Stability Control is operating properly you can feel a slight pulsation in the vehicle This is only the effect of brake control and indicates nothing unusual When moving out of the mud or driving on a slipper...

Page 349: ... When the ENGINE START STOP but ton is turned to ON the indicator light illuminates then goes off if the ESC system is operating normally The ESC indicator light blinks when ever ESC is operating or illuminates when ESC fails to operate ESC OFF indicator light comes on when the ESC is turned off with the button CAUTION Driving with varying tire or wheel sizes may cause the ESC system to malfunctio...

Page 350: ...FF button while driving on a flat road surface Hill start assist control HAC Hill start Assist Control is a comfort function The main intend is to pre vent the vehicle from rolling back wards while driving off uphill on an inclined surface HAC holds the braking pressure builtup by driver during stopping procedure for 2 seconds after releasing brake pedal During the pressure hold period the driver ...

Page 351: ...ol and indicates nothing unusual The VSM does not operate when 䳜 Driving on bank road such as gra dient or incline 䳜 Driving rearward 䳜 ESC OFF indicator light remains on the instrument cluster 䳜 EPS indicator light remains on the instrument cluster VSM operation off If you press the ESC OFF button to turn off the ESC the VSM will also cancel and the ESC OFF indicator light illuminates To turn on ...

Page 352: ...rmal pre cautions for driving at safe speeds for the conditions 䳍 including driving inclement weather and on a slippery road 䳜 Driving with varying tire or wheel sizes may cause the VSM system to malfunction When replacing tires make sure they are the same size as your original tires ESS Emergency Stop Signal The Emergency Stop Signal system alerts the driver behind by blinking the stop light when...

Page 353: ...op as soon as it is safe to do so and have your vehicle inspected by a professional workshop Kia recommends to call an autho rized Kia dealer service partner 䳜 Don t coast down hills with the car out of gear This is extremely hazardous Keep the car in gear at all times use the brakes to slow down then shift to a lower gear so that engine braking will help you maintain a safe speed 䳜 Don t ride the...

Page 354: ...y if equipped Forward Collision Avoidance Assist system is designed to help detect and monitor the vehicle ahead or detect a pedestrian in the roadway through front view camera recogni tion to warn the driver that a colli sion is imminent and if necessary apply emergency braking WARNING Take the following precautions when using Forward Collision Avoidance Assist 䳜 This system is only a supplemen t...

Page 355: ... light illuminates when the ESC Electronic Stability Control is turned off When the warning light remains ON with FCA activated have the system checked by a professional workshop Kia rec ommends to visit an authorized Kia dealer service partner The driver can select the initial warning activation time on the LCD display Go to the User Settings Driver Assistance Warning Timing Normal Later The opti...

Page 356: ... accordance with the collision risk levels After finishing the booting of the front view camera initial engine on camera reset etc FCA system operates properly It may take about 15 seconds WARNING 䳜 FCA automatically activates upon placing the ENGINE START STOP button to the ON position The driver can deactivate FCA by can celing the system setting on the LCD display 䳜 FCA automatically deactivate...

Page 357: ...ndition of pedestrians and the surrounding environment the possible maxi mum operating speed may be reduced If you select Warning Only FCA system activates and pro duces only warning alarms in accordance with the collision risk levels You should control the brake directly because FCA system do not control the brake Emergency braking 2nd warning 䳜 The warning message appears on the LCD display with...

Page 358: ... abruptly operates the steering wheel 䳜 The braking control is automati cally canceled when risk factors disappear CAUTION 䳜 The driver should always use extreme caution while operating the vehicle whether or not there is a warning message or alarm from FCA system 䳜 If any other warning sound such as seat belt warning chime is already generated Forward Colli sion Avoidance Assist system warning ma...

Page 359: ...Q S P Q F S M Z P Q F S B U F J O B O B S F B F H P Q F O U F S S B J O XI F S F B O Z T V C T U B O D F T B S F O P U E F U F D U F E B G U F S U V S O J O H 0 U I F F O H J O F M T P F W F O U I P V H I B XB S O J O H NF T T B H F E P F T O P U B Q Q F B S P O U I F E J T Q M B Z NB Z O P U Q S P Q F S M Z P Q F S B U F M T P F W F O U I P V H I B XB S O J O H NF T T B H F E P F T O P U B Q Q F ...

Page 360: ...io volume may dis turb the sound of the system warning alarm 䳜 For more cautions for the camera sensor refer to Lane Keeping Assist LKA if equipped on page 6 73 System malfunction 䳜 When FCA is not working properly FCA warning light will illu minate and the warning message will appear for a few seconds After the message disappears the master warning light will illuminate In this case have the vehi...

Page 361: ...vehi cle which is parked in the hori zontal direction 䳜 If the vehicle in front stops sud denly you may have less control of the brake system Therefore always keep safe distance between your vehicle and the vehicle in front of you 䳜 FCA system may activate during braking and the vehicle may stop suddenly And the load in the vehicle may endanger passengers Therefore always be mindful of the load vo...

Page 362: ... 䳜 The vehicle driving is unstable 䳜 The camera sensor recognition is limited 䳜 The driver s field of view is not well illuminated either too dark or too much reflection or too much backlight that obscures the field of view 䳜 The vehicle in front is driving erratically 䳜 The vehicle is driven near areas containing metal substances such as a construction zone railroad etc 䳜 Backlight is reflected i...

Page 363: ...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 J P O T Z T U F N G P S F Y B NQ M F J G U I F Q F E F T U S J B O J T M F B O J O H P W F S P S J T O P U G V M M Z XB M L J O H V Q S J H I U 䳜 5 I F Q F E F T U S J B O J T NP W J O H W F S Z R V J D L M Z P S B Q Q F B S T B C S V Q U M Z J O U I F D B NF S B E F U F D U J P O B S F B 䳜 5 I F Q F E F T U S J B O J T XF B S J O H D M P U I ...

Page 364: ... 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 T Z T U F N NB Z S F D P H O J F B W F I J D M F J O U I F O F Y U M B O F XI F O E S J W J O H P O B D V S W F E S P B E O U I J T D B T F U I F T Z T U F N NB Z V O O F D F T T B S J M Z B M B S N U I F E S J W F S B O E B Q Q M Z U I F C S B L F M X...

Page 365: ...S E P S E P XO XB S E P O B T M P Q 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 E J T U B O D F I B O H J O H M B O F T 8I F O B W F I J D M F D I B O H F T M B O F T J O G S P O U P G Z P V T Z T U F N NB Z O P U J NNF E J B U F M Z E F U F D U U I F W F I J D M F F T Q F D J B M M Z J G U I...

Page 366: ...D U U I F T B G F U Z P G Z P V S W F I J D M F P S U I F U P XJ O H W F I J D M F 䳜 6 T F F Y U S F NF D B V U J P O XI F O U I F W F I J D M F J O G S P O U P G Z P V I B T D B S H P U I B U F Y U F O E T S F B S XB S E G S P N U I F D B C P S XI F O U I F W F I J D M F J O G S P O U P G Z P V I B T I J H I F S H S P V O E D M F B S B O D F 䳜 P S XB S E P M M J T J P O W P J E B O D F T T J T U ...

Page 367: ...is not a collision avoidance system Warning message and function control 䳜 After FCA is on vehicle speed is over 60 km h and if the vehicle crosses the centerline with an oncoming vehicle approaching this warning message appears on the LCD display with audible warning 䳜 Additionally steering assist is provided in order to return the car in between the lanes WARNING 䳜 The steering control can not c...

Page 368: ... unexpected and sudden situations from occurring FCA may not always stop the vehicle pedes trian or cyclists completely and is only intended to help mitigate a collision that is imminent System setting and activation System setting The driver can activate FCA by plac ing the ENGINE START STOP button to the ON position and by selecting at the LCD Display or infotainment system if equipped User Sett...

Page 369: ...lect Later when traffic is light and when driving speed is slow If the vehicle in front puts on a burst of speed the driver can notice the warning alarm is early even though the later option is selected Prerequisite for activation FCA gets ready to be activated when the Active Assist or Warning Only under the Forward Safety is selected on the LCD display or info tainment system and when the fol lo...

Page 370: ...in front insufficient braking distance pedestrian or cyclist if equipped detection Also it controls the brakes in accordance with the colli sion risk levels Collision Warning 1st warning 䳜 The warning message appears on the LCD display with the warning alarms Additionally some vehicle system intervention occurs by the engine management system to help decelerate the vehicle 䳜 The vehicle may slow d...

Page 371: ...may be reduced 䳜 For pedestrians and cyclists the vehicle speed is greater than or equal to 10 km h 5 mph and less than 65 km h 40 mph Depend ing on the condition of pedestri ans and cyclists and the surrounding environment the possible maximum operating speed may be reduced If you select Warning Only FCA system activates and pro duces only warning alarms in accordance with the collision risk leve...

Page 372: ... P M D B O O P U D P N Q M F U F M Z T U P Q U I F W F I J D M F O P S B W P J E B M M D P M M J T J P O T 5 I F E S J W F S T I P V M E I P M E U I F S F T Q P O T J C J M J U Z U P T B G F M Z E S J W F B O E D P O U S P M U I F W F I J D M F 8 3 5 I F T Z T U F N M P H J D P Q F S B U F T XJ U I J O D F S U B J O Q B S B NF U F S T T V D I B T U I F E J T U B O D F G S P N U I F W F I J D M F Q...

Page 373: ...ding or sticker on the sensor area Nor arbitrarily replace the bumper Those may adversely affect the sensing performance 䳜 Always keep the sensor bumper area clean 䳜 Use only soft clothes to wash the vehicle Also do not spray highly pressurized water on the sensor installed on the bumper 䳜 Be careful not to apply unneces sary force on the frontal sensor area When the sensor moves out of the correc...

Page 374: ...d Kia dealer service partner 䳜 FCA warning message may appear along with the illumination of the ESC warning light WARNING 䳜 FCA is only a supplemental sys tem for the driver䳓s convenience The driver should hold the responsibility to control the vehi cle operation Do not solely depend on FCA system Rather maintain a safe braking distance and if necessary depress the brake pedal to lower the drivin...

Page 375: ... FCA system may not activate if the driver applies the brake pedal to avoid risk of collision 䳜 FCA system does not operate when the vehicle is in reverse In these cases you must maintain a safe braking distance and if nec essary depress the brake pedal to reduce the driving speed in order to maintain a safe distance 䳜 The regular braking function will operate normally even if There is a problem w...

Page 376: ...nt does not have their rear lights or their rear lights does not turned ON or their rear lights are located unusually 䳜 The outside brightness changes suddenly for example when entering or exiting a tunnel 䳜 When light coming from a street light or an oncoming vehicle is reflected on a wet road surface such as a puddle in the road The field of view in front is obstructed by sun glare 䳜 The windshi...

Page 377: ... W F S T J O H 䳜 P V B S F P O B S P V O E B C P V U B O E U I F W F I J D M F J O G S P O U D J S D M F T S J W J O H P O B D V S W F 5 I F Q F S G P S NB O D F P G T Z T U F N NB Z C F M J NJ U F E XI F O E S J W J O H P O B D V S W F E S P B E 0 O D V S W F E S P B E T U I F P U I F S W F I J D M F P O U I F T B NF M B O F J T O P U S F D P H O J F E B O E T Z T U F N T Q F S G P S NB O D F NB ...

Page 378: ...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 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 M T P XI F O O F D F T T B S 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 U P Q S F W F O U U I F T Z T U F N G S P N V O O F D F T T B S J M Z E F...

Page 379: ...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 E J T U B O D F I B O H J O H M B O F T 8I F O B W F I J D M F D I B O H F T M B O F T J O G S P O U P G Z P V T Z T U F N NB Z O P U J NNF E J B U F M Z E F U F D U U I F W F I J D M F F T Q F D J B M M Z J G U I F W F I J D M F D I B O H F T M B O F T B C S V Q U M Z O U I J T D B T F Z P V NV T U NB J O U B...

Page 380: ...U I F G S P O U W J F X D B NF S B S F D P H O J U J P O T Z T U F N G P S F Y B NQ M F J G U I F Q F E F T U S J B O J T M F B O J O H P W F S P S J T O P U G V M M Z XB M L J O H V Q S J H I U 䳜 5 I F Q F E F T U S J B O T P S D Z D M J T U T B S F NP W J O H W F S Z R V J D L M Z P S B Q Q F B S T B C S V Q U M Z J O U I F G S P O U W J F X D B NF S B E F U F D U J P O B S F B 䳜 5 I F Q F E F T...

Page 381: ...e excessive vehicle vibrations while driving 䳜 The sensor recognition changes suddenly when passing over a speed bump 䳜 You are on a roundabout 䳜 When the pedestrian or cyclist suddenly interrupts in front of the vehicle 䳜 When the cyclist in front is riding intersected with the driving direc tion 䳜 When there is any other electro magnetic interference 䳜 When the construction area rail or other me...

Page 382: ...cle and keeping the vehicle in the lanes when the vehicle drives over the centerline 䳜 This function is only a supple mental system So it does not replace the need for extreme care and attention of the driver The sensing range of oncoming vehicle is limited Pay attention to the road conditions at all times 䳜 Always drive cautiously to prevent unexpected and sudden situations from occurring The fun...

Page 383: ...J P V T XI F O E S J W J O H 䳜 F W F S E S J W F E F M J C F S B U F M Z B O E E B O H F S P V T M Z U P B D U J W B U F U I F T Z T U F N B O F F F Q J O H T T J T U J G F R V J Q Q F E B O F F F Q J O H T T J T U T Z T U F N E F U F D U T U I F M B O F NB S L F S T B O E S P B E F E H F P O U I F S P B E XJ U I B G S P O U W J F X D B NF S B B U U I F G S P O U XJ O E T I J F M E B O E B T T J T...

Page 384: ...indshield glass front view camera or related parts of the steering take your vehicle to an authorized Kia dealer and have the system checked to need a calibration 䳜 The system detects lane markers and road edge and controls the steering wheel by a front view camera therefore if the lane markers are hard to detect the system may not work properly Always be cautious when using the system 䳜 When the ...

Page 385: ...J D M F T Q F F E J T M F T T U I B O L N I NQ I 䳜 S F F O 4 F O T P S E F U F D U T U I F M B O F NB S L F S P S S P B E F E H F B O E T Z T U F N J T B C M F U P D P O U S P M U I F T U F F S J O H T Z T U F N B D U J W B U J P O 䳜 5 P T F F T Z T U F N T D S F F O P O U I F E J T Q M B Z J O U I F D M V T U F S 5 B C U P S J W J O H T T J T U NP E F 䳜 P S G V S U I F S E F U B J M T S F G F S U...

Page 386: ...ndicator will illumi nate Warning Left lane Right lane If the vehicle leaves a lane or road edge the lane marker or road edge you cross will blink on the LCD dis play and the warning sound is pro vided Haptic specification If the vehicle leaves a lane the lane marker you cross will blink on the LCD display with steering wheel vibration warning OCDP069437 OCDP069438 OCDP069439 OCDP069440 Driving_yo...

Page 387: ...ad condition When the steering wheel needs to be controlled by the driver frequently When towing a vehicle or trailer 䳜 The steering wheel may feel heavier when the steering wheel is assisted by the system than when it is not NOTICE 䳜 Even though the steering is assisted by the system the driver may control the steering 䳜 The steering wheel may feel heavier when the steering wheel is assisted by t...

Page 388: ...dis abled temporarily 䳜 Driving on a steep slope or hill DRIVER䳓S ATTENTION The driver must be cautious in the below situations may not work properly when recognition of the lane marker is poor or limited When lane and road condition is poor 䳜 It is difficult to distinguish the lane marker or road edge from road when the lane marker or road edge is covered with dust or sand 䳜 It is difficult to di...

Page 389: ... 䳜 When light shines brightly in the reverse direction you drive 䳜 Road surface is not even 䳜 The distance from the vehicle ahead is very short or the vehicle ahead drives hiding the lane line or road edge 䳜 You drive on a steep grade or a sharp curve 䳜 The vehicle vibrates heavily 䳜 The temperature near inside mir ror is very high due to direct sun light and etc When front visibility is poor 䳜 Th...

Page 390: ... the problem is not solved have the system checked by a profes sional workshop Kia recommends to visit an authorized Kia dealer ser vice partner LKA system function change The driver can change LKA to Lane Departure Warning LDW from the User Settings Mode on the LCD dis play Lane Keeping Assist The LKA mode guides the driver to keep the vehicle within the lanes It rarely controls the steering whee...

Page 391: ... E D P O E J U J P O XI J M F E S J W J O H G P S V O F Y Q F D U F E T J U V B U J P O T F W F O U I P V H I M J O E 4 Q P U P M M J T J P O 8B S O J O H T Z T U F N J T P Q F S B U J O H 䳜 M J O E 4 Q P U P M M J T J P O 8B S O J O H T Z T U F N J T B T V Q Q M F NF O U B M T Z T U F N U P B T T J T U Z P V P O P U F O U J S F M Z S F M Z P O U I F T Z T U F N M XB Z T Q B Z B U U F O U J P O XI...

Page 392: ... M J O E 4 Q P U P M M J T J P O 8B S O J O H T Z T U F N C V U U P O J T F Y U J O H V J T I F E XI F O 0 G G 䳒 J T T F M F D U F E 䳜 G Z P V Q S F T T M J O E 4 Q P U P M M J T J P O 8B S O J O H T Z T U F N C V U U P O XI J M F 8B S O J O H P O M Z J T T F M F D U F E U I F J O E J D B U P S P O U I F C V U U P O F Y U J O H V J T I F T B O E U I F T Z T U F N E F B D U J W B U F T 䳜 G Z P V Q ...

Page 393: ... C Z U I F T Z T U F N 5 P B W P J E B D D J E F O U T E P O P U G P D V T P O M Z P O U I F XB S O J O H M J H I U B O E O F H M F D U U P T F F U I F T V S S P V O E J O H P G U I F W F I J D M F 䳜 S J W F T B G F M Z F W F O U I P V H I U I F W F I J D M F J T F R V J Q Q F E XJ U I B M J O E 4 Q P U P M M J T J P O 8B S O J O H T Z T U F N P O P U T P M F M Z S F M Z P O U I F T Z T U F N C V ...

Page 394: ... U P T U S P O H F M F D U S P NB H O F U J D XB W F T 䳜 M XB Z T L F F Q U I F T F O T P S T D M F B O 䳜 7 3 B S C J U S B S J M Z E J T B T T F NC M F U I F T F O T P S D P NQ P O F O U O P S B Q Q M Z B O Z J NQ B D U P O U I F T F O T P S D P NQ P O F O U 䳜 F D B S F G V M O P U U P B Q Q M Z V O O F D F T T B S Z G P S D F P O U I F S B E B S T F O T P S P S T F O T P S D P W F S G U I F T F ...

Page 395: ...em checked Kia recommends to visit an authorized Kia dealer service partner It is possible to get the message with no foreign substance on the rear bumper for example when driving in sparse rural or open area such as desert where there is insufficient data for operation This message may also activate during heavy rain or due to road spray In this case the vehicle does not need service When the car...

Page 396: ...ves through a toll gate 䳜 The road pavement or the peripheral ground abnormally contains metallic components i e possibly due to subway construc tion 䳜 There is a fixed object near the vehicle such as a guardrail 䳜 While going down or up a steep road where the height of the lane is different 䳜 Driving on a narrow road where trees or grass or overgrown 䳜 Driving in rural areas where the sensor does...

Page 397: ...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 O H 8 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 F O E 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 O H O D F S U B J O J O T U B O D F T U I F T Z T U F N NB Z O P U E F U F D U U I F W F I J D M F J O U I F O ...

Page 398: ...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 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 N 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 H XI F S F U I F S F J T T U S V D U V S F C F T J E F U I F S P B E O D F S U B J O J O T U B O D F T U I F T Z T U F N NB Z XS P O H M Z S F D...

Page 399: ...T P V O E V O U J M U I F W F I J D M F T Q F F E S F U V S O T XJ U I J O U I F T Q F F E M J NJ U 0 5 8I J M F B O V B M 4 Q F F E J NJ U T T J T U J T J O P Q F S B U J P O U I F D S V J T F D P O U S P M T Z T U F N D B O O P U C F B D U J W B U F E 5 P TF U T Q F F E M J NJ U 1 S F T T U I F 3 6 4 C V U U P O U XJ D F P O U I F T U F F S J O H XI F F M U P U V S O U I F T Z T U F N P O 5 I F ...

Page 400: ... Z V O U J M U I F L J D L E P XO NF D I B O J T N XP S L T XJ U I B D M J D L J O H O P J T F 5 I F O U I F T F U T Q F F E M J NJ U XJ M M C M J O L B O E D I J NF XJ M M T P V O E V O U J M Z P V S F U V S O U I F W F I J D M F T Q F F E XJ U I J O U I F T Q F F E M J NJ U 0 5 䳜 F Q S F T T J O H U I F B D D F M F S B U P S Q F E B M M F T T U I B O B Q Q S P Y J NB U F M Z U I F W F I J D M F ...

Page 401: ...arning ISLW if equipped ISLW displays the speed limit Infor mation and overtaking restriction of current road and detail conditional through the instrument cluster and the navigation ISLW detects the traffic signs through a front view camera which is attached on the upper part of the inner front windshield ISLW also utilizes the navigation and vehicle information to display the speed limit informa...

Page 402: ...er service partner 䳜 The windshield glass is replaced 䳜 The the front view camera or related parts are repaired or removed Intelligent Speed Limit Warning activation deactivation 䳜 The driver can activate ISLW by selecting 䳒User Settings Driver Assistance Intelligent Speed Limit Warning 䳜 When ISLW is activated the sym bols appear on the instrument cluster to display the speed limit information an...

Page 403: ...lso detected and compared with vehicle interior data e g wiper operation turn signal 䳜 The system can update the speed limit information without visible speed limit signs in the following situations When you change your driving direction with right or left or U turning When vehicle changes roads e g from highway to country road䳠 When you enter or exit into town or village NOTICE The speed limit in...

Page 404: ... P O XI F O 4 8 E F U F D U T B O P P W F S U B L J O H T J H O 䳜 G U F S Q B T T J O H 䳖F O E P G T Q F F E M J N J U B U J P O 䳗 T J H O 4 8 Q S P W J E F T J O G P S NB U J P O G S P N O B W J H B U J P O U P J O G P S N E S J W F S P G Q F S I B Q T B G U F S XB S E T B Q Q M J D B C M F T Q F F E M J NJ U 6 O M J NJ U F E T Q F F E P O M Z J O F S NB O Z 䳜 5 I F T Z NC P M 䳒F O E P G M J NJ U...

Page 405: ...n the traffic sign condition is poor 䳜 The traffic sign is located on a sharp curve 䳜 The traffic sign is improperly positioned i e being turned over blocked by an object and dameged 䳜 Another vehicle blocks the traffic sign 䳜 The LED light of the traffic sign is broken 䳜 There is bright light around the traffic sign 䳜 If road signs do not correspond to the standard and etc When external condition...

Page 406: ...r service partner 䳜 Do not locate any reflective objects i e white paper mirror over the dashboard Any light reflection may cause a mal func tion of ISLW 䳜 Pay extreme caution to keep the camera sensor out of water 䳜 Do not arbitrarily disassemble the camera assembly nor apply any impact on the camera assembly 䳜 ISLW is only to assist the driver The driver should pay great cau tion to the vehicle ...

Page 407: ...el or inattentive driving practices faster than Normal mode 䳜 Normal sensitivity Driver Attention Warning system alerts the driver of his her fatigue level or inattentive driv ing practices 䳜 Off Driver Attention Warning system is deactivated 䳜 The set up of Driver Attention Warning system will be main tained as selected when the engine is re started Display of the driver s attention level 䳜 The d...

Page 408: ...ke a break when the total driv ing time is shorter than 10 min utes Resetting the system 䳜 The last break time is set to 00 00 and the driver s attention level is set to 5 very attentive when the driver resets the Driver Attention Warning system 䳜 The driver attention warning sys tem resets in the following situa tions The engine is turned OFF The driver unfastens the seat belt and then opens the ...

Page 409: ...o prevent unexpected and sudden situations from occurring Pay attention to the road condi tions at all times 䳜 It may suggest a break according to the driver䳓s driving pattern or habits even if the driver doesn䳓t feel fatigued 䳜 The driver who feels fatigued should take a break even though there is no break suggestion by Driver Attention Warning system NOTICE Driver Attention Warning system utiliz...

Page 410: ... situ ations 䳜 The lane detection performance is limited For more information refer to Lane Keeping Assist LKA if equipped on page 6 73 䳜 The vehicle is violently driven or is abruptly turned for obstacle avoidance e g construction area other vehicles fallen objects bumpy road 䳜 Forward drivability of the vehicle is severely undermined possibly due to wide variation in tire pres sures uneven tire ...

Page 411: ...eep the car at a constant speed for instance driving in heavy or vary ing traffic or on slippery rainy icy or snow covered or winding roads or over 6 uphill or down hill roads 䳜 Pay particular attention to the driving conditions whenever using the cruise control system NOTICE During normal cruise control opera tion when the SET switch is acti vated or reactivated after applying the brakes the crui...

Page 412: ... F S B U P S Q F E B M B U U I F T B NF U J NF 5 I F E F T J S F E T Q F F E XJ M M B V U P NB U J D B M M Z C F NB J O U B J O F E 0 O B T U F F Q H S B E F U I F W F I J D M F NB Z T M P X E P XO P S T Q F F E V Q T M J H I U M Z XI J M F H P J O H E P XO I J M M 5 P J O D S F B T F D S V J T F D P O U S P M T F U T Q F F E P M M P X F J U I F S P G U I F T F Q S P D F E V S F T 䳜 P W F U I F M ...

Page 413: ...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 F E 䳜 5 B L F Z P V S G P P U P G G U I F B D D F M F S B U P S Q F E B M 5 P D B O D F M D S V J T F D P O U S P M E P P O F P G U I F G P M M P XJ O H 䳜 F Q S F T T U I F C S B L F Q F E B M 䳜 1 S F T T U I F 0 C V U U P O M P D B U F E P O U I F T U F F S J O H XI F F M 䳜 F D S F B T ...

Page 414: ...T F D P O U S P M P Q F S B U J P O S F Q F B U U I F T U F Q T Q S P W J E F E J O 䳖5 P T F U D S V J T F D P O U S P M T Q F F E 䳗 P O U I F Q S F W J P V T Q B H F 4 NB S U S V J T F P O U S P M 4 J G F R V J Q Q F E 4 NB S U S V J T F P O U S P M T Z T U F N B M M P XT Z P V U P Q S P H S B N U I F W F I J D M F U P NB J O U B J O D P O T U B O U T Q F F E B O E E J T U B O D F E F U F D U J O...

Page 415: ...The sensing ability decreases if the level of front and rear vehi cle is changed from the factory When driving in heavy traffic or when traffic conditions make it difficult to drive at a constant speed When driving on rainy icy or snow covered roads When driving with limited view possibly due to bad weather such as fog snow rain or sand storm 䳜 Pay particular attention to the driving conditions wh...

Page 416: ... 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 J S F E T Q F F E XJ M M B V U P NB U J D B M M Z C F NB J O U B J O F E G U I F S F J T B W F I J D M F J O G S P O U P G Z P V U I F T Q F F E NB Z E F D S F B T F U P NB J O U B J O U I F E J T U B O D F U P U I F W F I J D M F B I F B E 0 O B T U F F Q H S B E F U I F W F I J D M F NB Z T M P X E P XO P S T Q F F E V Q...

Page 417: ... O H D P O E J U J P O C F G P S F V T J O H U I F U P H H M F T XJ U D I S J W J O H T Q F F E T I B S Q M Z J O D S F B T F T XI F O Z P V Q V T I V Q B O E I P M E U I F U P H H M F T XJ U D I 5 P E F D S F B T F U I F D S V J T F D P O U S P M T F U T Q F F E P M M P X F J U I F S P G U I F T F Q S P D F E V S F T 䳜 P W F U I F M F W F S E P XO U P 4 5 B O E I P M E J U P V S W F I J D M F T F...

Page 418: ...F M F S B U J O H U F N Q P S B S J M Z C F D B V T F U I F T Q F F E J T O P U D P O U S P M M F E B V U P NB U J D B M M Z B U U I J T U J NF F W F O J G U I F S F J T B W F I J D M F J O G S P O U P G Z P V 4 NB S U S V J T F P O U S P M XJ M M C F U F NQ P S B S J M Z D B O D F M F E XI F O B O D F M F E NB O V B M M Z 4 NB S U S V J T F P O U S P M J T U F NQ P S B S J M Z D B O D F M F E XI ...

Page 419: ...down SET after the vehicle is stopped by Smart Cruise Control system with no other vehicle ahead 䳜 When the parking brake is locked 䳜 Engine has some problems Each of these actions will cancel the smart cruise control operation the set speed and vehicle to vehicle dis tance on the LCD display will go off In a condition the smart cruise con trol is canceled automatically Smart Cruise Control will n...

Page 420: ...Q U P 3 4 U I F T Q F F E XJ M M S F T V NF U P U I F S F D F O U M Z T F U T Q F F E P XF W F S J G W F I J D M F T Q F F E E S P Q T C F M P X L N I NQ I J U XJ M M S F T V NF XI F O U I F S F J T B W F I J D M F J O G S P O U P G Z P V S W F I J D M F 0 5 5 P S F E V D F U I F S J T L P G B O B D D J E F O U B M XB Z T D I F D L U I F S P B E D P O E J U J P O T XI F O S F B D U J W B U J O H U...

Page 421: ... U S V J T F P O U S P M T Z T U F N J T P O 4 F M F D U U I F B Q Q S P Q S J B U F E J T U B O D F B D D P S E J O H U P S P B E D P O E J U J P O T B O E W F I J D M F T Q F F E B D I U J NF U I F C V U U P O J T Q S F T T F E U I F W F I J D M F U P W F I J D M F E J T U B O D F D I B O H F T B T G P M M P XT P S F Y B NQ M F J G Z P V E S J W F B U L N I NQ I U I F E J T U B O D F NB J O U B ...

Page 422: ...t a steady cruising speed after accelerating to the selected speed 䳜 If distance from the front vehicle has been changed due to acceler ating or decelerating of front vehicle the distance on the LCD may be changed WARNING When using Smart Cruise Control system 䳜 The warning message appears and warning chime sounds if the vehicle is unable to maintain the selected distance from the vehicle ahead 䳜 ...

Page 423: ...cording to the road condition ahead and driving condition In traffic situation Use switch or pedal to accelerate 䳜 In traffic your vehicle will stop if the vehicle ahead of you stops Also if the vehicle ahead of you starts moving your vehicle will start as well However if the vehi cle stops for more than 3 sec onds you must depress the accelerator pedal or push up the toggle switch RES to start dr...

Page 424: ... B O 3 B E B S D I F D L NF T T B H F G U I F S B E B S P S D P W F S J T E J S U Z P S P C T D V S F E XJ U I G P S F J H O NB U U F S T V D I B T T O P X U I J T NF T T B H F XJ M M B Q Q F B S B O E J U XJ M M E J T B Q Q F B S B G U F S G P S B XI J M F O U I J T D B T F U I F T Z T U F N NB Z O P U G V O D U J P O U F NQ P S B S J M Z C V U J U E P F T O P U J O E J D B U F B NB M G V O D U J...

Page 425: ...t any warning or indicator from the cluster If this occurs have the system checked by a professional workshop Kia recommends to visit an authorized Kia dealer service partner 䳜 Use only a genuine Kia sensor cover for your vehicle Do not paint anything on the sensor cover To adjust the sensitivity of smart cruise control The sensitivity of vehicle speed when following the front vehicle to maintain ...

Page 426: ...ise Control mode will turn on WARNING When using the cruise control mode you must manually adjust the dis tance to other vehicles as the sys tem will not automatically brake to slow down for other vehicles Leading Vehicle Departure Alert Leading Vehicle Departure Alert alerts the driver of the departure of the vehicle in front when the vehicle is stopped and Smart Cruise Control system is in activ...

Page 427: ...F S U I F W F I J D M F J O G S P O U E F Q B S U T U I F NF T T B H F J T E J T Q M B Z F E P O U I F D M V T U F S 5 I F W F I J D M F E F Q B S U T B V U P NB U J D B M M Z J G U I F B D D F M F S B U P S Q F E B M J T E F Q S F T T F E P S 3 4 P S 4 5 T XJ U D I J T B D U J W B U F E XI F O U I F S F J T B W F I J D M F J O G S P O U 8 3 M XB Z T D I F D L U I F G S P O U P G U I F W F I J D M...

Page 428: ...D P O E J U J P O Q Q M Z U I F B D D F M F S B U P S Q F E B M B O E T F M F D U U I F B Q Q S P Q S J B U F T F U T Q F F E I F D L U P C F T V S F U I B U U I F S P B E D P O E J U J P O T Q F S NJ U T B G F P Q F S B U J P O P G 4 NB S U S V J T F P O U S P M 0 O J O D M J O F T 䳜 V S J O H V Q I J M M P S E P XO I J M M E S J W J O H 4 NB S U S V J T F P O U S P M T Z T U F N NB Z O P U E F U...

Page 429: ... G B 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 J T G B T U F S U I B O Z P V S W F I J D M F Z P V S W F I J D M F XJ M M B D D F M F S B U F U P U I F T F M F D U F E T Q F F E 䳜 P V S W F I J D M F NB Z B D D F M F S B U F XI F O B W F I J D M F B I F B E P G Z P V E J T B Q Q F B S T 䳜 8I F O Z P V B S F XB S O F E U I B U U I F W F I J D M F B I F B E P G Z P V J T O P U E F U F ...

Page 430: ... U P U I F S P B E D P O E J U J P O B I F B E B O E E S J W J O H D P O E J U J P O 䳜 8I F O W F I J D M F T B S F B U B T U B O E T U J M M B O E U I F W F I J D M F J O G S P O U P G Z P V D I B O H F T U P U I F O F Y U M B O F C F D B S F G V M XI F O Z P V S W F I J D M F T U B S U T U P NP W F C F D B V T F J U NB Z O P U S F D P H O J F U I F T U P Q Q F E W F I J D M F J O G S P O U P G Z...

Page 431: ...l system may not operate appropriately Always look ahead cautiously to prevent unexpected and sudden situations from occurring 䳜 Smart Cruise Control system is not a substitute for safe driving practices but a convenience func tion only It is the responsibility of the driver to always check the speed and the distance to the vehicle ahead 䳜 Always be aware of the selected speed and vehicle to vehic...

Page 432: ...C Z V T J O H B G S P O U NP V O U F E D B NF S B P O U P Q P G U I F XJ O E T I J F M E U D B O P O M Z C F D P NF B D U J W F J O D P NC J O B U J P O XJ U I 4 NB S U S V J T F P O U S P M T Z T U F N B O E U I F S F G P S F B T T J T U T U I F E S J W F S J O I J T U B T L U P D P O U S P M U I F M B U F S B M B O E M P O H J U V E J O B M NP W F NF O U P G U I F W F I J D M F 8 3 䳜 U J T U I F...

Page 433: ... 䳜 Be sure to check the non operat ing conditions and cautions for the driver before using LFA sys tem 䳜 Do not place reflective materials such as white paper or mirror on the crash pad Sunlight reflections can cause a malfunction in LFA system 䳜 Too high volume from the sound system can interrupt the alarm ing sound from LFA system 䳜 Keeping your hands off the wheel while driving will trigger the...

Page 434: ... O P W F I J D M F J O G S P O U 䳜 L N I NQ I _ L N I NQ I XI F O U I F S F J T B W F I J D M F J O G S P O U P W F U I F M F W F S E P XO U P 4 5 B O E S F M F B T F J U B U U I F E F T J S F 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 J S F E...

Page 435: ... LFA system does not guarantee 100 safety Make sure you make decisions on the road after checking the road conditions and safety matters while driving Never completely rely on your LFA system Warning If you keep your hands off the wheel while driving with LFA system assisting the steering the hands off warning will be triggered If the driver keeps hands off the wheel even with the hands off warnin...

Page 436: ... heavy or light if LFA system is assisting the steering Limitation of the system 䳜 If the driver turns on the turn sig nal light or the emergency warn ing light to change the lane Operate the turn signal light switch before changing the lane If you change the lane without operating the turn signal lights steering reaction force of the wheel may occur 䳜 Once LFA system is turned on or the lane is c...

Page 437: ... of objects around the road such as medians guard rails noise walls and trees 䳜 If the number of lanes increases or decreases or if the lanes inter sect with each other more intensely tollgate entry section road section joining section etc 䳜 When there are two or more lane markings such as a construction section a designated lane etc 䳜 When the lane is crowded such as the construction section or t...

Page 438: ...B W Z S B J O P S I F B W Z T O P X 䳜 G NP J T U V S F J T O P U D P NQ M F U F M Z S F NP W F E G S P N U I F XJ O E T D S F F O 䳜 8I F O Q M B D J O H B O P C K F D U P O U I F D S B T I Q B E F U D 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 3 8 J G F R V J Q Q F E 8I F O Z P V S W F I J D M F NP W F T C B D L XB S E T G S P N B Q B S L J O H Q P T J U J P O U I F T F O T P S E F...

Page 439: ...B J O U P U V S O U I F T Z T U F N P G G 䳜 G U I F W F I J D M F J T U V S O F E P G G B O E P O B H B J O 3 8 T Z T U F N XJ M M S F U V S O U P U I F T U B U F S J H I U C F G P S F U I F W F I J D M F XB T U V S O F E P G G 5 V S O 3 8 T Z T U F N P G G XI F O O P U J O V T F 䳜 5 I F T Z T U F N J T P Q F S B U F E XI F O U I F W F I J D M F T Q F F E J T C F M P X L N I NQ I XJ U I U I F T I ...

Page 440: ...ehicle 䳜 The system s warning may not operate properly if the left right of your vehicle s rear bumper is blocked by a vehicle or obstacle 䳜 The driver should always use extreme caution while operating the vehicle whether or not the warning light on the outside rear view mirror illuminates or there is a warning alarm 䳜 Playing the vehicle audio system at high volume may offset the system s warning...

Page 441: ...C J U S B S J M Z E J T B T T F NC M F U I F T F O T P S D P NQ P O F O U O P S B Q Q M Z B O Z J NQ B D U P O U I F T F O T P S D P NQ P O F O U 䳜 F D B S F G V M O P U U P B Q Q M Z V O O F D F T T B S Z G P S D F P O U I F S B E B S T F O T P S P S T F O T P S D P W F S G U I F T F O T P S J T G P S D J C M Z NP W F E P V U P G Q S P Q F S B M J H O NF O U U I F T Z T U F N NB Z O P U P Q F S B...

Page 442: ...ystem checked Kia recommends to visit an authorized Kia dealer service partner It is possible to get the message with no foreign substance on the rear bumper for example when driving in sparse rural or open area such as desert where there is insufficient data for operation This message may also activate during heavy rain or due to road spray In this case the vehicle does not need service When the ...

Page 443: ...bject such as a bumper sticker a bumper guard a bike rack etc 䳜 The rear bumper is damaged or the sensor is out of the original default position 䳜 The vehicle height gets lower or higher due to heavy loading in a tailgate abnormal tire pressure etc 䳜 When the temperature of the rear bumper is high 䳜 When the sensors are blocked by other vehicles walls or parking lot pillars 䳜 The vehicle drives on...

Page 444: ... F T I B S Q M Z T U P Q T 䳜 5 F NQ F S B U V S F J T F Y U S F NF M Z M P X B S P V O E U I F W F I J D M F 䳜 5 I F W F I J D M F T F W F S F M Z W J C S B U F T XI J M F E S J W J O H P W F S B C V NQ Z S P B E V O F W F O C V NQ Z S P B E P S D P O D S F U F Q B U D I 䳜 5 I F W F I J D M F E S J W F T P O B T M J Q Q F S Z T V S G B D F E V F U P T O P X XB U F S Q V E E M F P S J D F S J W J O...

Page 445: ... F S B U F Q S P Q F S M Z XI F O U I F W F I J D M F J T Q B S L F E E J B H P O B M M Z O D F S U B J O J O T U B O D F T XI F O U I F E J B H P O B M M Z Q B S L F E W F I J D M F J T Q V M M F E P V U P G U I F Q B S L J O H T Q B D F U I F T Z T U F N NB Z O P U E F U F D U U I F W F I J D M F B Q Q S P B D I J O H G S P N U I F S F B S M F G U S J H I U P G Z P V S W F I J D M F O U I J T D ...

Page 446: ...T Q B D F U I F T Z T U F N NB Z O P U E F U F D U U I F W F I J D M F NP W J O H J O G S P O U P G Z P V S W F I J D M F O U I J T D B T F U I F XB S O J O H NB Z O P U P Q F S B U F Q S P Q F S M Z M XB Z T Q B Z B U U F O U J P O U P U I F Q B S L J O H T Q B D F XI J M F E S J W J O H 8I F O U I F W F I J D M F J T Q B S L F E S F B S XB S E G U I F W F I J D M F J T Q B S L F E S F B S XB S E...

Page 447: ... S U B O E U I F F O H J O F B O E U S B O T NJ T T J P O D P O U S P M M P H J D G P S F O I B O D F E E S J W F S Q F S G P S NB O D F 䳜 8I F O 4 1 0 3 5 NP E F J T T F M F D U F E C Z Q S F T T J O H U I F T Q P S U C V U U P O U I F 4 1 0 3 5 J O E J D B U P S P S B O H F D P M P S XJ M M J M M V NJ O B U F 䳜 8I F O F W F S U I F F O H J O F J T S F T U B S U F E U I F T Q P S U XJ M M S F W F...

Page 448: ...ease wear on these components In addition driving with your foot resting on the brake pedal may cause the brakes to overheat which reduces their effectiveness and may lead to more serious consequences 䳜 Take care of your tires Keep them inflated to the recom mended pressure Incorrect infla tion either too much or too little results in unnecessary tire wear Check the tire pressures at least once a ...

Page 449: ...ed by shifting at the recom mended speeds 䳜 Use your air conditioning spar ingly The air conditioning system is operated by engine power so your fuel economy is reduced when you use it 䳜 Open windows at high speeds can reduce fuel economy 䳜 Fuel economy is less in cross winds and headwinds To help off set some of this loss slow down when driving in these conditions Keeping a vehicle in good operat...

Page 450: ...hen stalled in ice snow or mud Rocking the vehicle If it is necessary to rock the vehicle to free it from snow sand or mud first turn the steering wheel right and left to clear the area around your front wheels Do not race the engine 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 vehicle to avoid engine overheating and possib...

Page 451: ...D B V T F O J H I U E S J W J O H Q S F T F O U T NP S F I B B S E T U I B O E S J W J O H J O U I F E B Z M J H I U I F S F B S F T P NF J NQ P S U B O U U J Q T U P S F NF NC F S 䳜 4 M P X E P XO B O E L F F Q NP S F E J T U B O D F C F U XF F O Z P V B O E P U I F S W F I J D M F T B T J U NB Z C F NP S F E J G G J D V M U U P T F F B U O J H I U F T Q F D J B M M Z J O B S F B T XI F S F U I F...

Page 452: ...sier for others to see you 䳜 Driving too fast through large puddles can affect your brakes If you must go through puddles try to drive through them slowly 䳜 If you believe you may have got ten your brakes wet apply them lightly while driving until normal braking operation returns Driving in flooded areas Avoid driving through flooded areas unless you are sure the water is no higher than the bottom...

Page 453: ... tire pressures refer to Tires and wheels Wagon on page 9 4 Tires and wheels CUV on page 9 4 䳜 Driving on tires with no or insuffi cient tread is dangerous Worn out tires can result in loss of vehi cle control collisions injury and even death Worn out tires should be replaced as soon as possible and should never be used for driv ing Always check the tire tread before driving your car For fur ther ...

Page 454: ...ullest extent Sud den brake applications on snowy or icy roads may cause skids to occur You need to keep sufficient distance between the vehicle in operation in front and 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 NOTICE Tire chains are not legal in all coun tries Check the...

Page 455: ...proper snow chain use is not covered by your vehicle manufac turers warranty Install tire chains only on the front tires CAUTION 䳜 Make sure the snow chains are the correct size and type for your tires Incorrect snow chains can cause damage to the vehicle body and suspension and may not be covered by your vehicle manufac turer warranty Also the snow chain connecting hooks may be damaged from conta...

Page 456: ...nufacturer䳓s rec ommended speed limit whichever is lower 䳜 Drive carefully and avoid bumps holes sharp turns and other road hazards which may cause the vehicle to bounce 䳜 Avoid sharp turns or locked wheel braking CAUTION Tire chains 䳜 Chains that are the wrong size or improperly installed can damage your vehicle s brake lines suspen sion body and wheels 䳜 Stop driving and retighten the chains any...

Page 457: ...om freezing squirt an approved de icer fluid or glycerine into the key opening If a lock is covered with ice squirt it with an approved de icing fluid to remove the ice If the lock is frozen inter nally you may be able to thaw it out by using a heated key Handle the heated key with care to avoid injury Use approved window washer anti freeze in system To keep the water in the window washer system f...

Page 458: ...nket etc Trailer towing For europe If you are considering towing with your car you should first check with your country䳓s Department of Motor Vehicles to determine their legal requirements Since laws vary the requirements for towing trailers cars or other types of vehicles or apparatus may differ Kia recommends to ask an authorized Kia dealer service part ner WARNING Towing a trailer If you don t ...

Page 459: ...l a trailer correctly follow the advice in this section Your vehicle can tow a trailer To identify what the vehicle trailering capacity is for your vehicle refer to Weight of the trailer on page 6 156 that appears later in this sec tion Remember that trailering is differ ent than just driving your vehicle by itself Trailering means changes in handling durability and fuel econ omy Successful safe t...

Page 460: ...V NQ F S T P O Z P V S W F I J D M F B S F O P U J O U F O E F E G P S I J U D I F T P O P U B U U B D I S F O U B M I J U D I F T P S P U I F S C V NQ F S U Z Q F I J U D I F T 6 T F P O M Z B G S B NF NP V O U F E I J U D I U I B U E P F T O P U B U U B D I U P U I F C V NQ F S 䳜 J B U S B J M F S I J U D I B D D F T T B S Z J T B W B J M B C M F B U B O B V U I P S J F E J B E F B M F S T F S W...

Page 461: ...res a certain amount of experience Before set ting out for the open road you must get to know your trailer Acquaint yourself with the feel of handling and braking with the added weight of the trailer And always keep in mind that the vehicle you are driving is now a good deal longer and not nearly so responsive as your vehicle is by itself Before you start check the trailer hitch and platform safet...

Page 462: ...green arrows on your instrument panel will flash whenever you signal a turn or lane change Properly connected the trailer lights will also flash to alert other drivers you䳓re about to turn change lanes or stop When towing a trailer the green arrows on your instrument panel will flash for turns even if the bulbs on the trailer are burned out Thus you may think drivers behind you are seeing your sig...

Page 463: ...d depending on trailer weight and uphill grade to reduce the possi bility of engine and transmission overheating Parking on hills Generally if you have a trailer attached to your vehicle you should not park your vehicle on a hill Peo ple can be seriously or fatally injured and both your vehicle and the trailer can be damaged if unex pectedly roll down hill WARNING Parking on a hill Parking your ve...

Page 464: ...ondition is another important item to frequently check Each item is covered in this manual and the Index will help you find them quickly If you䳓re trailering it䳓s a good idea to review these sections before you start your trip Don䳓t forget to also maintain your trailer and hitch Follow the mainte nance schedule that accompanied your trailer and check it periodically Preferably conduct the check at...

Page 465: ...ho rized Kia dealer service partner on additional requirements such as a towing kit etc 䳜 Always drive your vehicle at a moderate speed less than 100 km h 60 mph 䳜 On a long uphill grade do not exceed 70 km h 45 mph or the posted towing speed limit which ever is lower 䳜 The chart contains important considerations that have to do with weight Item Wagon trailer pack age CUV trailer package Maximum t...

Page 466: ...ehicle Weight The tongue load of any trailer is an important weight to measure because it affects the total gross vehicle weight GVW of your vehi cle This weight includes the curb weight of the vehicle any cargo you may carry in it and the people who will be riding in the vehicle And if you tow a trailer you must add the tongue load to the GVW because your vehicle will also be carrying that weight...

Page 467: ...ehicle trailer weight trailer weighter gross vehicle weight must be deducted Vehicle weight This section will guide you in the proper loading of your vehicle to keep your loaded vehicle weight within its design rating capability Properly loading your vehicle will provide maximum return of the vehicle design performance Before loading your vehicle familiarize yourself with the following terms for d...

Page 468: ... rating This is the maximum allowable weight of the fully loaded vehicle including all options equipment passengers and cargo The GVWR is shown on the certification label located on the driver䳓s or front pas senger䳓s door sill Overloading WARNING Vehicle weight The gross axle weight rating GAWR and the gross vehicle weight rating GVWR for your vehicle are on the certification label attached to the...

Page 469: ...7 6 䳜 Push starting 7 8 If the engine overheats 7 8 Tire Pressure Monitoring System TPMS 7 10 䳜 Low tire pressure telltale 7 12 䳜 Tire Pressure Monitoring System TPMS malfunction indicator 7 13 䳜 Changing a tire with TPMS 7 14 If you have a flat tire with tire mobility kit 7 16 䳜 Introduction 7 17 䳜 Components of the Tire Mobility Kit TMK Type A 7 18 䳜 Components of the Tire Mobility Kit TMK Type ...

Page 470: ...movable towing hook 7 25 䳜 Emergency towing 7 25 If an accident occurs 7 28 Emergency commodity 7 29 䳜 Fire extinguisher 7 29 䳜 First aid kit 7 29 䳜 Triangle reflector 7 30 䳜 Tire pressure gauge 7 30 CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 2 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 471: ... P G B S P B E XB Z F Q S F T T U I F G M B T I F S T XJ U D I XJ U I U I F 4 5 3 5 4 5 0 1 C V U U P O J O B O Z Q P T J U J P O 5 I F G M B T I F S T XJ U D I J T M P D B U F E J O U I F D F O U F S D P O T P M F T XJ U D I Q B O F M M M U V S O T J H O B M M J H I U T XJ M M G M B T I T J NV M U B O F P V T M Z 䳜 5 I F I B B S E XB S O J O H G M B T I F S P Q F S B U F T XI F U I F S Z P V S W ...

Page 472: ... and pull off the road Drive off the road as far as possible and park on a firm level ground If you are on a divided highway do not park in the median area between the two traffic lanes 2 When the vehicle is stopped turn on your emergency hazard flash ers set the parking brake 3 Have all passengers get out of the vehicle Be sure they all get out on the side of the vehicle that is away from traffic...

Page 473: ...e will not start do not push or pull the vehicle to start it This could result in a collision or cause other damage In addition push or pull starting may cause the catalytic converter to be overloaded and create a fire hazard If engine turns over normally but does not start 1 Check the fuel level 2 With the ENGINE START STOP button in the OFF position check all connectors at the ignition coils and...

Page 474: ...te level of the battery as this may cause the battery to rupture or explode causing serious injury WARNING Battery 䳜 Keep all flames or sparks away from the battery The battery produces hydrogen gas which may explode if exposed to flame or sparks If these instructions are not followed exactly serious per sonal injury and damage to the vehicle may occur If you are not sure how to follow this proced...

Page 475: ...he battery 4 Do not connect it to or near any part that moves when the engine is cranked 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 making connec tions CAUTION Battery cables Do not connect the jumper cable from the negative terminal of the booster battery to the negative ter minal of the dischar...

Page 476: ...set the parking brake If the air condi tioning is ON turn it OFF 3 If engine coolant is running out under the vehicle or steam is coming out from the hood stop the engine Do not open the hood until the coolant has stopped run ning or the steaming has stopped If there is no visible loss of engine coolant and no steam leave the engine running and check to be sure the engine cooling fan is operating ...

Page 477: ...perature has returned to normal Then if coolant has been lost carefully add coolant to the reservoir to bring the fluid level in the reservoir up to the halfway mark 7 Proceed with caution keeping alert for further signs of over heating If overheating happens again call a professional work shop Kia recommends to call an authorized Kia dealer service partner CAUTION 䳜 Serious loss of coolant indica...

Page 478: ...o vided should be checked monthly when cold and inflated to the infla tion pressure recommended by the vehicle manufacturer on the vehicle placard or tire inflation pressure label If your vehicle has tires of a differ ent size than the size indicated on the vehicle placard or tire inflation pressure label you should deter mine the proper tire inflation pres sure for those tires As an added safety ...

Page 479: ...S malfunction indicator remains illuminated after blinking for approximately 1 minute the system may not be able to detect or signal low tire pressure as intended TPMS malfunctions may occur for a variety of reasons including the installation of replacement or alter nate tires or wheels on the vehicle that prevent the TPMS from func tioning properly Always check the TPMS malfunction telltale after...

Page 480: ... replace the low pressure tire with a spare tire If you drive the vehicle for about 10 minutes at speeds above 25 km h after replacing the low pressure tire with the spare tire one of the fol lowing will happen 䳜 The TPMS malfunction indicator may blink for approximately 1 minute and then remain continu ously illuminated because the TPMS sensor is not mounted on the spare wheel changed tire equipp...

Page 481: ...e Tire Pressure Monitoring System In this case have the system checked by a professional workshop to determine the cause of the prob lem Kia recommends to visit an authorized Kia dealer service part ner NOTICE If there is a malfunction with the TPMS the low tire pressure position telltale will not be displayed even though the vehicle has an underin flated tire CAUTION 䳜 The TPMS malfunction indica...

Page 482: ... of the following will happen 䳜 The TPMS malfunction indicator may blink for approximately 1 minute and then remain continu ously illuminated because the TPMS sensor is not mounted on the spare wheel changed tire equipped with a sensor not in the vehicle 䳜 The TPMS malfunction indicator will remain continuously illumi nated while driving because the TPMS sensor is not mounted on the spare wheel ch...

Page 483: ... pres sure conditions and or TPMS mal functions Tampering with modifying or disabling the Tire Pressure Monitoring System TPMS components may void the warranty for that portion of the vehicle WARNING For EUROPE 䳜 Do not modify the vehicle it may interfere with the TPMS function 䳜 The wheels on the market do not have a TPMS sensor For your safety use parts for replacement from a professional worksh...

Page 484: ... O F T F B M B O U P G 5 J S F P C J M J U Z J U J T P O M Z V T F E G P S P O F G M B U U J S F 8 3 5 J S F XB M M P O P U V T F U I F 5 J S F P C J M J U Z J U U P S F Q B J S Q V O D U V S F T J O U I F U J S F XB M M T 5 I J T D B O S F T V M U J O B O B D D J E F O U E V F U P U J S F G B J M V S F 8 3 5 F NQ P S B S Z G J Y B W F Z P V S U J S F S F Q B J S F E B T T P P O B T Q P T T J C M ...

Page 485: ...r tire dealer to have the tire replaced It is possible that some tires espe cially with larger punctures or dam age to the sidewall cannot be sealed completely Air pressure loss in the tire may adversely affect tire performance For this reason you should avoid abrupt steering or other driving maneuvers especially if the vehicle is heavily loaded or if a trailer is in use The TMK is not designed or...

Page 486: ...lant bottle to wheel 4 Connectors and cable for the power outlet direct connection 5 Holder for the sealant bottle 6 Compressor 7 On off switch 8 Pressure gauge for displaying the tire inflation pressure 9 Button for reducing tire inflation pressure Connectors cable and connection hose are stored in the compressor hous ing ODE066039L CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 18 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 487: ...alant bottle to wheel 4 Connectors and cable for the power outlet direct connection 5 Holder for the sealant bottle 6 Compressor 7 On off switch 8 Pressure gauge for displaying the tire inflation pressure 9 Button for reducing tire inflation pressure Connectors cable and connection hose are stored in the compressor hous ing OCDP069044 CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 19 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 488: ... F T F B M B O U 4 U S J D U M Z G P M M P X U I F T Q F D J G J F E T F R V F O D F P U I F S XJ T F U I F T F B M B O U NB Z F T D B Q F V O E F S I J H I Q S F T T V S F 4 I B L F U I F T F B M B O U C P U U M F P O O F D U U I F G J M M J O H I P T F P O U P U I F D P O O F D U P S P G U I F T F B M B O U C P U U M F O T V S F U I B U C V U U P O P O U I F D P NQ S F T T P S J T O P U Q S F T ...

Page 489: ...35 mph If possible do not fall below a speed of 20 km h 12 mph While driving if you experience any unusual vibration ride disturbance or noise reduce your speed and drive with caution until you can safely pull off of the side of the road Call for road side service or towing When you use the Tire Mobility Kit the wheel may be stained by seal ant Therefore remove the wheel stained by sealant and hav...

Page 490: ...er WARNING The tire inflation pressure must be at least 200 kPa 29 psi If it is not do not continue driving Call for road side service or towing Notes on the safe use of the Tire Mobility Kit 䳜 Park your car at the side of the road so that you can work with the TMK away from moving traf fic Place your warning triangle in a prominent place to make pass ing vehicles aware of your loca tion 䳜 To be s...

Page 491: ...5 5 mm 3 2 x 3 4 in Compressor weight 0 7 kg 1 5 lbs Sealant volume 200 ml 12 2 cu in For 17 18 inch tire including 16 18 inch tire of CUV 䳜 System voltage DC 12 V 䳜 Working voltage DC 10 15 V 䳜 Amperage rating max 15 A 䳜 Suitable for use at temperatures 30 70 C 22 158 F 䳜 Max working pressure 6 bar 87 psi 䳜 Size Compressor 161 x 150 x 55 8 mm 6 3 x 5 9 x 2 2 in Sealant bottle 104 x 85 mm 4 1 x 3 ...

Page 492: ...J T C F J O H U P XF E XJ U I U I F G S P O U XI F F M T P O U I F H S P V O E V T F B U P XJ O H E P M M Z V O E F S U I F G S P O U XI F F M T 8I F O C F J O H U P XF E C Z B D P NNF S D J B M U P X U S V D L B O E XI F F M E P M M J F T B S F O P U V T F E U I F G S P O U P G U I F W F I J D M F T I P V M E B M XB Z T C F M J G U F E O P U U I F S F B S 6 5 0 䳜 P O P U U P X U I F W F I J D M F...

Page 493: ...NQ F S O T 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 P W F S B G U F S V T F NF S H F O D Z U P XJ O H S P O U 3 F B S G U P XJ O H J T O F D F T T B S Z XF S F D P N NF O E Z P V U P I B W F J U E P O F C Z B O B V U I P S J F E J B E F B M ...

Page 494: ...d for use in towing vehicles Securely fasten the cable or chain to the towing hook pro vided 䳜 Accelerate or decelerate the vehi cle in a slow and gradual manner while maintaining tension on the tow rope or chain to start or drive the vehicle otherwise tow hooks and the vehicle may be damaged 䳜 Before emergency towing check if the hook is not broken or dam aged 䳜 Fasten the towing cable or chain s...

Page 495: ... shift lever in N Neutral 䳜 Release the parking bake 䳜 The vehicle should be towed at a speed of 25 km h 16 mph or less within the distance of 20 km 12 miles 䳜 Press the brake pedal with more force than normal since you will have reduced brake performance 䳜 More steering effort will be required because the power steering system will be disabled 䳜 If you are driving down a long hill the brakes may ...

Page 496: ...color 䳜 Exposed cables or wires may be visible inside or outside of the vehicle Never touch the wires or cables because an electrical shock an injury or a death may occur 䳜 Any gas or electrolyte leakage from your vehicle is not only poi sonous but also flammable Upon witnessing one of those open the windows and remain a safe dis tance from the vehicle out of the road Immediately contact a profes ...

Page 497: ...ded vehicle Immediately contact a pro fessional work shop and advise them that a hybrid vehicle is involved Kia recommends to con tact an authorized Kia dealer ser vice partner Emergency commodity if equipped There are some emergency com modities in the vehicle to help you respond to the emergency situation Fire extinguisher if equipped If there is small fire and you know how to use the fire extin...

Page 498: ...e cold because tire pressure increases with temperature To check the tire pressure take the following steps 1 Unscrew the inflation valve cap that is located on the rim of the tire 2 Press and hold the gauge against the tire valve Some air will escape as you begin and more will escape if you don t press the gauge in firmly 3 A firm non leaking push will acti vate the gauge 4 Read the tire pressure...

Page 499: ...belt 8 21 䳜 Drive belts 8 21 䳜 Fuel filter 8 21 䳜 Fuel lines fuel hoses and connections 8 21 䳜 Vapor hose and fuel filler cap 8 21 䳜 Vacuum crankcase ventilation hoses 8 22 䳜 Air cleaner filter 8 22 䳜 Spark plugs 8 22 䳜 Valve clearance 8 22 䳜 Cooling system 8 22 䳜 Coolant 8 22 䳜 Dual clutch transmission fluid 8 22 䳜 Brake hoses and lines 8 23 䳜 Brake fluid 8 23 䳜 Brake discs pads calipers and roto...

Page 500: ...ngine clutch actuator fluid level 8 31 Washer fluid 8 32 䳜 Checking the washer fluid level 8 32 Air cleaner 8 33 䳜 Filter replacement 8 33 Climate control air filter 8 34 䳜 Filter inspection 8 34 Wiper blades 8 36 䳜 Blade inspection 8 36 䳜 Blade replacement 8 36 Battery Plug in hybrid 8 38 䳜 For best battery service 8 38 䳜 Battery capacity label 8 40 䳜 Battery recharging 8 40 䳜 Reset items 8 41 Ti...

Page 501: ... Front 8 70 䳜 Light bulb position Rear 8 71 䳜 Light bulb position Side 8 72 䳜 Headlamp LED type replacement Head lamp for Wagon CUV 8 72 䳜 Front fog lamp bulb replacement 8 73 䳜 Side repeater lamp LED type bulb replacement 8 74 䳜 Rear turn signal lamp LED 8 74 䳜 Back up lamp Bulb type bulb replacement Rear combination lamp for Wagon CUV 8 75 䳜 Rear fog lamp bulb type bulb replacement Wagon 8 75 䳜 ...

Page 502: ...cement 8 79 䳜 Personal lamp LED type bulb replacement 8 80 䳜 Vanity mirror lamp bulb replacement 8 80 䳜 Glove box lamp replacement 8 81 䳜 Luggage lamp bulb replacement 8 81 䳜 Headlamp and front fog lamp aiming for Europe 8 82 Appearance care 8 89 䳜 Exterior care 8 89 䳜 Interior care 8 94 Emission control system 8 96 CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 4 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 503: ... may differ from the illustration 1 Engine coolant reservoir 2 Engine oil filler cap 3 Engine oil dipstick 4 Brake fluid reservoir 5 Inverter coolant reservoir 6 Fuse box 7 Engine clutch actuator reservoir tank 8 Air cleaner 9 Windshield washer fluid reservoir OCDP079156 CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 5 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 504: ...following pages You need this information to estab lish your compliance with the ser vicing and maintenance requirements of your vehicle war ranties Detailed warranty information is provided in your Warranty Main tenance book Repairs and adjustments required as a result of improper maintenance or a lack of required maintenance are not covered when your vehicle is covered by warranty Owner maintena...

Page 505: ...ll neckties scarves and similar loose clothing before getting near the engine or cooling fans CAUTION 䳜 Do not put heavy objects or apply excessive force on top of the engine cover if equipped or fuel related parts 䳜 When you inspect the fuel system fuel lines and fuel injection devices contact a professional workshop Kia recommends to visit an authorized Kia dealer ser vice partner 䳜 Do not drive...

Page 506: ...calding hot coolant and steam may blow out under pressure This could cause burns or other serious injury While operating your vehicle 䳜 Note any changes in the sound of the exhaust or any smell of exhaust fumes in the vehicle 䳜 Check for vibrations in the steer ing wheel Notice any increased steering effort or looseness in the steering wheel or change in its straightahead position 䳜 Notice if your...

Page 507: ...conditioning hoses for leaks or damage 䳜 Check the windshield washer spray and wiper operation Clean the wiper blades with clean cloth dampened with washer fluid 䳜 Check the headlight alignment 䳜 Check the muffler exhaust pipes shields and clamps 䳜 Check the lap shoulder belts for wear and function At least once a year 䳜 Clean the body and door drain holes 䳜 Lubricate the door hinges and checks an...

Page 508: ... unpaved graveled or salt spread roads 䳜 Driving in areas using salt or other corrosive materials or in very cold weather 䳜 Driving in heavy dust condition 䳜 Driving in heavy traffic area 䳜 Driving on uphill downhill or mountain road repeatedly 䳜 Towing a trailer or using a camper or roof rack 䳜 Driving as a patrol car taxi other commercial use of vehicle towing 䳜 Driving over 170 km h 106 mile h ...

Page 509: ...ed Kia dealer service partner 5 HSG Hybrid Starter Generator belt Inspect HSG belt for evidence of cuts crocks excessive wear or oil saturation and replace if necessary If drive belt noise occurred readjust drive belt tension before replace 6 Spark plug For your convenience it can be replaced prior to it s interval when you do maintenance of other items 7 Dual clutch transmission DCT fluid Dual cl...

Page 510: ... miles or 24 months Valve clearance 4 I I Vacuum hoses and crankcase ventilation hoses I I I I I I I I Spark plugs 6 Replace every 150 000km 100 000miles Dual clutch transmission DCT fluid if equipped 7 I I I I Engine clutch actuator fluid I R I R I R I R Engine clutch actuator hose and line I I I I I I I I Drive shaft and boots I I I I I I I I Fuel additives 8 Add every 15 000 km 10 000 miles or ...

Page 511: ...an autho rized KIA dealer for details Steering gear rack linkage and boots I I I I I I I I Suspension ball joints I I I I I I I I Tire pressure tread wear I I I I I I I I Battery 12V condition I I I I I I I I Pan European eCall system battery if equipped Replace every 3 years MAINTENANCE INTER VALS MAINTENANCE ITEM Normal Maintenance Schedule For Europe Except Russia Number of months or driving di...

Page 512: ...place more frequently depending on the condition B H I K Dual clutchtransmission DCT fluid R Every 120 000 km 80 000 miles C D E F G H I J Drive shaft and boots I Inspect more frequently depending on the condition C D E F G H I J Air cleaner filter R Replace more frequently depending on the condition C E Climate control air filter R Replace more frequently depending on the condition C E G Brake di...

Page 513: ...dy unpaved graveled or saltspread roads D Driving in areas using salt or other corrosive materials or in very cold weather E Driving in heavy dust condition F Driving in heavy traffic area G Driving on uphill downhill or mountain roads repeatedly H Towing a trailer or using a camper on roof rack I Driving for patrol car taxi other commercial use of vehicle towing J Driving over 170 km h 106 mile h...

Page 514: ...ed Kia dealer service partner 5 HSG Hybrid Starter Generator belt Inspect HSG belt for evidence of cuts crocks excessive wear or oil saturation and replace if necessary If drive belt noise occurred read just drive belt tension before replace 6 Spark plug For your convenience it can be replaced prior to it s interval when you do maintenance of other items 7 Dual clutch transmis sion DCT fluid Dual ...

Page 515: ... Replace every 30 000 km 20 000 miles or 24 months HSG Hybrid Starter Generator belt 5 Drive belts Engine 3 I I I I Valve clearance 4 I Vacuum hoses and crankcase venti lation hoses I I I I Spark plugs 6 Unleaded Replace every 150 000km 100 000miles Dual clutch transmission DCT fluid 7 I I Engine clutch actuator fluid Engine clutch actuator hose and line Drive shaft and boots I I I I Fuel additive...

Page 516: ...ner compressor refrig erant I I I I I I I I Climate control air filter Except Australia and New Zealand R R R R R R R R For Australia and New Zea land I R I R I R I R Brake discs and pads I I I I Brake lines hoses and connections I I I I Brake fluid I R I R I R I R Steering gear rack linkage and boots I I I I I I I I Suspension ball joints I I I I I I I I Tire pressure tread wear I I I I I I I I B...

Page 517: ...erica R Every 5 000 km 3 000 miles or 6 months HSG Hybrid Starter Generator belt For Middle East R Every 30 000 km 20 000 miles or 12 months C D E K I Every 10 000 km 6 500 miles or 12 months C D E K Except Middle East Brazil R Every 45 000 km 30 000 miles or 24 months C D E K I Every 15 000 km 10 000 miles or 12 months C D E K Spark plugs R Replace more fre quently depending on the condition B H ...

Page 518: ... G Driving on uphill downhill or mountain roads repeatedly H Towing a trailer or using a camper on roof rack I Driving for patrol car taxi other commercial use of vehicle towing J Driving over 170 km h 106 mile h K Frequently driving in stop and go conditions Brake discs and pads calipers and rotors I Inspect more fre quently depending on the condition C D E G H Steering gear rack linkage and boot...

Page 519: ...vehicle is equipped a lifetime fuel filter that integrated with the fuel tank Regular mainte nance or replacement is not needed but depends on fuel quality If there are some important safety matters like fuel flow restriction surging loss of power hard starting problem etc fuel filter inspection or replace is needed Have the fuel filter inspected or replaced by a professional work shop Kia recomme...

Page 520: ... or damage Air cleaner filter Have the air cleaner filter replaced by a professional workshop Kia rec ommends to visit an authorized Kia dealer service partner Spark plugs Make sure to install new spark plugs of the correct heat range WARNING Do not disconnect and inspect spark plugs when the engine is hot You may burn yourself Valve clearance Inspect for excessive valve noise and or engine vibrat...

Page 521: ...use genuine brake fluid that conform to specifications Standard SAE J1704 DOT 4 LV ISO4925 CLASS 6 and FMVSS 116 DOT 4 Brake discs pads calipers and rotors Check the pads for excessive wear discs for run out and wear and cali pers for fluid leakage For more information on checking the pads or lining wear limit we rec ommend to refer to the Kia web site www kia hotline com Suspension mounting bolts...

Page 522: ... M F W F M H S P V O E 4 U B S U U I F F O H J O F B O E B M M P X J U U P S F B D I O P S NB M P Q F S B U J O H U F NQ F S B U V S F 5 V S O U I F F O H J O F P G G B O E XB J U G P S B G F X NJ O V U F T B C P V U NJ O V U F T G P S U I F P J M U P S F U V S O U P U I F P J M Q B O 1 V M M U I F E J Q T U J D L P V U XJ Q F J U D M F B O B O E S F J O T F S U J U G V M M Z 8 3 3 B E J B U P S I...

Page 523: ...pilled on engine com ponents Use only the specified engine oil Refer to Recommended lubricants and capacities on page 9 7 Changing the engine oil and filter Have the engine oil and filter replaced by a professional work shop Kia recommends to visit an authorized Kia dealer service part ner WARNING Used engine oil may cause skin irri tation or cancer if left in contact with the skin for prolonged p...

Page 524: ... U D P P M T E P XO 6 T F F Y U S F NF D B S F XI F O S F NP W J O H U I F S B E J B U P S D B Q 8S B Q B U I J D L U P XF M B S P V O E J U B O E U V S O J U D P V O U F S D M P D L XJ T F T M P XM Z U P U I F G J S T U T U P Q 4 U F Q C B D L XI J M F U I F Q S F T T V S F J T S F M F B T F E G S P N U I F D P P M J O H T Z T U F N 8I F O Z P V B S F T V S F B M M U I F Q S F T T V S F I B T C F...

Page 525: ... Q B S U O F S O W F S U F S D P P M B O U I F D L U I F D P O E J U J P O B O E D P O O F D U J P O T P G B M M D P P M J O H T Z T U F N I P T F T B O E I F B U F S I P T F T 3 F Q M B D F B O Z T XP M M F O P S E F U F S J P S B U F E I P T F T 5 I F D P P M B O U M F W F M T I P V M E C F G J M M F E C F U XF F O 9 B O E NB S L T P O U I F T J E F P G U I F D P P M B O U S F T F S W P J S XI F...

Page 526: ... 5 I F F O H J O F J O Z P V S W F I J D M F I B T B M V NJ O V N F O H J O F Q B S U T B O E NV T U C F Q S P U F D U F E C Z B O F U I Z M F O F H M Z D P M XJ U I Q I P T Q I B U F C B T F E D P P M B O U U P Q S F W F O U D P S S P T J P O B O E G S F F J O H 䳜 0 0 5 6 4 B M D P I P M P S NF U I B O P M D P P M B O U P S NJ Y U I F N XJ U I U I F T Q F D J G J F E D P P M B O U 䳜 P O P U V T F...

Page 527: ...B M F S T F S W J D F Q B S U O F S 6 5 0 1 V U B U I J D L D M P U I B S P V O E U I F S B E J B U P S D B Q C F G P S F S F G J M M J O H U I F D P P M B O U J O P S E F S U P Q S F W F O U U I F D P P M B O U G S P N P W F S G M P XJ O H J O U P F O H J O F Q B S U T T V D I B T U I F B M U F S O B U P S 8 3 P P M B O U 䳜 P O P U V T F S B E J B U P S D P P M B O U P S B O U J G S F F F J O U I...

Page 528: ... T P G C S B L F G M V J E O U I F F W F O U U I F C S B L F T Z T U F N S F R V J S F T G S F R V F O U B E E J U J P O T P G G M V J E I B W F U I F T Z T U F N J O T Q F D U F E C Z B Q S P G F T T J P O B M XP S L T I P Q J B S F D P N NF O E T U P W J T J U B O B V U I P S J F E J B E F B M F S T F S W J D F Q B S U O F S 8 3 S B L F G M V J E 8I F O D I B O H J O H B O E B E E J O H C S B L ...

Page 529: ...L T I P Q J B S F D P N NF O E T U P W J T J U B O B V U I P S J F E J B E F B M F S T F S W J D F Q B S U O F S 6 T F P O M Z U I F T Q F D J G J F E F O H J O F D M V U D I B D U V B U P S G M V J E 3 F G F S U P 3 F D P NNF O E F E M V C S J D B O U T B O E D B Q B D J U J F T P O Q B H F F W F S NJ Y E J G G F S F O U U Z Q F T P G G M V J E 8 3 P T T P G F O H J O F D M V U D I B D U V B U P ...

Page 530: ...P J S 䳜 3 B E J B U P S D P P M B O U D B O T F W F S F M Z P C T D V S F W J T J C J M J U Z XI F O T Q S B Z F E P O U I F XJ O E T I J F M E B O E NB Z D B V T F M P T T P G W F I J D M F D P O U S P M P S E B NB H F U P Q B J O U B O E C P E Z U S J N 䳜 8J O E T I J F M E 8B T I F S G M V J E B H F O U T D P O U B J O T P NF B NP V O U T P G B M D P I P M B O E D B O C F G M B NNB C M F V O E ...

Page 531: ...J E F P G U I F B J S D M F B O F S 3 F Q M B D F U I F B J S D M F B O F S G J M U F S P D L U I F D P W F S XJ U I U I F D P W F S B U U B D I J O H D M J Q T 0 5 O T F S U U I F I J O H F B O E F O H B H F U I F D M J Q T XI F O NP V O U J O H U I F B J S D M F B O F S D P W F S 3 F Q M B D F U I F G J M U F S B D D P S E J O H U P U I F B J O U F O B O D F 4 D I F E V M F G U I F W F I J D M F...

Page 532: ...F D P NNF O E T U P W J T J U B O B V U I P S J F E J B E F B M F S T F S W J D F Q B S U O F S M J NB U F D P O U S P M B J S G J M U F S J M U F S J O T Q F D U J P O 5 I F D M J NB U F D P O U S P M B J S G J M U F S T I P V M E C F S F Q M B D F E B D D P S E J O H U P U I F NB J O U F O B O D F T D I F E V M F G U I F W F I J D M F J T P Q F S B U F E J O T F W F S F M Z B J S Q P M M V U F E...

Page 533: ... 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 3 F B T T F NC M F J O U I F S F W F S T F P S E F S P G E J T B T T F NC M Z 0 5 8I F O S F Q M B D J O H 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 J O T U B M M J U Q S P Q F S M Z 0 U I F S XJ T F U I F T Z T U F N NB Z Q S P E V D F O P J T F B O E U I F F G G F D U J W F O F T T P G U I F G J M U F S NB Z C F S F E V D F E OCD...

Page 534: ...t wiping properly clean both the window and the blades with a good cleaner or mild detergent and rinse thoroughly with clean water CAUTION To prevent damage to the wiper blades do not use gasoline kero sene paint thinner or other sol vents on or near them Blade replacement When the wipers no longer clean adequately the blades may be worn or cracked and require replacement CAUTION To prevent damage...

Page 535: ... I F G V M M Z V Q Q P T J U J P O 6 5 0 P O P U B M M P X U I F XJ Q F S B S N U P G B M M B H B J O T U U I F XJ O E T I J F M E T J O D F J U NB Z D I J Q P S D S B D L U I F XJ O E T I J F M E 3 B J T F U I F XJ Q F S B S N J G U V Q U I F XJ Q F S C M B E F D M J Q 5 I F O Q V M M E P XO U I F C M B E F B T T F NC M Z B O E S F NP W F J U O T U B M M U I F O F X C M B E F B T T F NC M Z 3 F U...

Page 536: ... W J D F 䳜 F F Q U I F C B U U F S Z T F D V S F M Z NP V O U F E 䳜 F F Q U I F C B U U F S Z U P Q D M F B O B O E E S Z 䳜 F F Q U I F U F S NJ O B M T B O E D P O O F D U J P O T D M F B O U J H I U B O E D P B U F E XJ U I Q F U S P M F V N K F M M Z P S U F S NJ O B M H S F B T F 䳜 3 J O T F B O Z T Q J M M F E F M F D U S P M Z U F G S P N U I F C B U U F S Z J NNF E J B U F M Z XJ U I B T P ...

Page 537: ...ur eyes with clean water for at least 15 minutes and get immediate medical attention If electrolyte gets on your skin thoroughly wash the contacted area If you feel pain or burning sen sation get medical attention imme diately Wear eye protection when charging or working near a battery Always provide ventilation when working in an enclosed space An inappropriately dis posed battery can be harmful ...

Page 538: ...cur rent in amperes by SAE 6 328A The cold test current in amperes by EN Battery recharging Your vehicle has a maintenance free calcium based battery 䳜 If the battery becomes discharged in a short time because for example the headlights or inte rior lights were left on while the vehicle was not in use recharge it by slow charging trickle for 10 hours 䳜 If the battery gradually dis charges because ...

Page 539: ...le must be removed first and installed last when the battery is disconnected 䳜 Operation related to the battery is recommended to be done by a professional workshop Kia rec ommends to visit an authorized Kia dealer service partner CAUTION 䳜 Keep the battery away from water or any liquid 䳜 For your safety use parts for replacement from a professional workshop Kia recommends to visit an authorized K...

Page 540: ...ure refer to Tires and wheels Wagon on page 9 4 Tires and wheels CUV on page 9 4 All specifications sizes and pres sures can be found on a label attached to the vehicle WARNING Tire underinflation Severe underinflation 70 kPa 10 psi or more can lead to severe heat build up causing blowouts tread separation and other tire failures that can result in the loss of vehicle control leading to severe inj...

Page 541: ...ontrol and potential injury CAUTION Tire pressure Always observe the following 䳜 Check tire pressure when the tires are cold After vehicle has been parked for at least three hours or hasn t been driven more than 1 6 km one mile since startup 䳜 Check the pressure of your spare tire each time you check the pres sure of other tires 䳜 Never overload your vehicle Be careful not to overload a vehicle lu...

Page 542: ...nd 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 side center pillar 䳜 Worn tires can cause accidents Replace tires that are worn show uneven wear or are damaged 䳜 Remember to check the pressure of your spare tire Kia recom mends that you check the spare every time you check the pres sure of the other tires o...

Page 543: ...ere injury or property damage Wheel alignment and tire balance The wheels on your vehicle were aligned and balanced carefully at the factory to give you the longest tire life and best overall performance In most cases you will not need to have your wheels aligned again However if you notice unusual tire wear or your vehicle pulling one way or the other the alignment may need to be reset If you not...

Page 544: ...t 1 000 km 620 miles If the steering wheel shakes or the vehicle vibrates while driving the tire is out of balance Align the tire balance If the problem is not solved contact a professional workshop Kia recommends to visit an authorized Kia dealer service partner WARNING Replacing tires To reduce the chance of serious or fatal injuries from an accident caused by tire failure or loss of vehi cle co...

Page 545: ...ronic Stability Control to work irregularly Compact spare tire replacement if equipped A compact spare tire has a shorter tread life than a regular size tire Replace it when you can see the tread wear indicator bars on the tire The replacement compact spare tire should be the same size and design tire as the one provided with your new vehicle and should be mounted on the same compact spare tire wh...

Page 546: ... ride comfort and tire life Additionally a tire should always be rebalanced if it is removed from the wheel Tire sidewall labeling This information identifies and describes the fundamental charac teristics of the tire and also provides the tire identification number TIN for safety standard certification The TIN can be used to identify the tire in case of a recall 1 Manufacturer or brand name Manuf...

Page 547: ...ed ratings currently being used for passenger car tires The speed rating is part of the tire size designation on the sidewall of the tire This symbol corresponds to that tire s designed maximum safe operating speed 3 Checking tire life TIN Tire Iden tification Number Any tires that are over 6 years old based on the manufacturing date including the spare tire should be replaced by new ones You can ...

Page 548: ... also must indicate the materials in the tire which include steel nylon polyester and others The letter R means radial ply construction the letter D means diagonal or bias ply con struction and the letter B means belted bias ply construction 5 Maximum permissible inflation pressure This number is the greatest amount of air pressure that should be put in the tire Do not exceed the maxi mum permissi...

Page 549: ... concrete A tire marked C may have poor traction perfor mance Temperature A B C The temperature grades are A the highest B and C representing the tire䳓s resistance to the generation of heat and its ability to dissipate heat when tested under controlled condi tions on a specified indoor labora tory test wheel Sustained high temperature can cause the material of the tire to degenerate and reduce tir...

Page 550: ...r a pothole speed bump manhole or curb stone drive slowly so that the tires and wheels are not dam aged 䳜 If the tire is impacted inspect the tire condition or contact a profes sional workshop Kia recom mends to visit an authorized Kia dealer service partner 䳜 To prevent damage to the tire inspect the tire condition and pressure every 3 000 km CAUTION 䳜 It is not easy to recognize the tire damage ...

Page 551: ... work first check the driver䳓s side fuse panel Before replacing a blown fuse dis connect the negative battery cable Always replace a blown fuse with one of the same rating If the replacement fuse blows this indicates an electrical problem Avoid using the system involved and immediately consult a professional workshop Kia recommends to con sult an authorized Kia dealer service partner Three kinds o...

Page 552: ...s and terminals fastened with bolts or nuts The fuses relays and termi nals may be fastened incom pletely and it may cause a possible fire If fuses relays and terminals fastened with bolts or nuts are blown consult a profes sional workshop Kia recom mends to consult an authorized Kia dealer service partner 䳜 Do not input any other objects except fuses or relays into fuse relay terminals such as a ...

Page 553: ... F XJ U I V O B V U I P S J F E F M F D U S J D B M E F W J D F T M B NQ C M B D L C P Y F M F D U S J D B M F R V J Q NF O U E J B H O P T U J D E F W J D F D P NNV O J D B U J P O E F W J D F F U D U NJ H I U D B V T F NB M G V O D U J P O P G U I F W F I J D M F C B U U F S Z E J T D I B S H F E B NB H F P O XJ S J O H P S D P O O F D U P S T P S F W F O G J S F 0 5 8J O E P X U J O U J O H Q S...

Page 554: ... B S F 0 D P O T V M U B Q S P G F T T J P O B M XP S L T I P Q J B S F D P NNF O E T U P D P O T V M U B O B V U I P S J F E J B E F B M F S T F S W J D F Q B S U O F S O H J O F D P NQ B S U NF O U G V T F S F Q M B D F NF O U 5 V S O U I F 4 5 3 5 4 5 0 1 C V U U P O U P U I F 0 Q P T J U J P O B O E B M M P U I F S T XJ U D I F T P G G 3 F NP W F U I F G V T F Q B O F M D P W F S C Z Q S F T T...

Page 555: ... M V H J O Z C S J E G U I F NB J O G V T F J T C M P XO J U NV T U C F S F NP W F E B T G P M M P XT 5 V S O P G G U I F F O H J O F J T D P O O F D U U I F O F H B U J W 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 J O T U B M M J O U I F S F W F S T F P S E F S P G ...

Page 556: ...D P O T V M U B Q S P G F T T J P O B M XP S L T I P Q J B S F D P N NF O E T U P D P O T V M U B O B V U I P S J F E J B E F B M F S T F S W J D F Q B S U O F S 6 5 0 7 J T V B M M Z J O T Q F D U U I F C B U U F S Z D B Q G P S T F D V S F D M P T J O H G U I F C B U U F S Z D B Q J T O P U T F D V S F M Z M B U D I F E U I F F M F D U S J D B M T Z T U F N NB Z C F E B NB H F E U P E V F J O G ...

Page 557: ... J U Z 0 5 P U B M M G V T F Q B O F M 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 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 S J W F S 䳓T T J E F G V T F Q B O F M 1 M V H J O Z C S J E OCDP079155 OCD...

Page 558: ...H Relay Driver Passenger Safety Power Window Module Rear Safety Power Window Module LH P SEAT DRV 25 A Driver IMS Integrated memory system Module Driver Seat Manual Switch MODULE4 7 5 A Parking Assist Parallel Control Module Crash Pad Switch IBU Integrated Body Control Unit Lane Keep ing Assist Line Unit Blind Spot Collision Warning Unit LH RH Electric Parking Brake Switch VESS Speaker Electric Wa...

Page 559: ...10 A PCB Block Front Wiper Low Relay Front Wiper Motor IBU Integrated Body Control Unit ECM Engine Control Module A C1 7 5 A Engine Room Junction Block PTC HEATER 2 Relay BLOWER Relay PTC HEATER 1 Relay CHARGER UNLOCK Relay A C Control Module Electric A C Com pressor AIR BAG2 10 A SRS Control Module WASHER 15 A Multidunction Switch MDPS 10 A MDPS Motor Driven Power Steering Unit BATTERY MAN AGEMEN...

Page 560: ...y Control Unit MODULE2 10 A Audio Audio Video Navigation Head Unit IBU Inte grated Body Control Unit Wireless Charger Engine Room Junction Block POWER OUTLET Relay Power Outside Mirror Switch AIR BAG1 15 A SRS Control Module POWER OUTLET 20 A Power Outlet LH Fuse Name Symbol Fuse rating Circuit Protected IBU 2 IND MODULE 6 MODULE 2 1 POWER OUTLET OCDP079162 CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 62 Tuesday Novembe...

Page 561: ...63 8 8 Maintenance Fuses Engine room compartment fuse panel Plug in Hybrid OCDP079161 CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 63 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 562: ...B1 60 A Integrated Electric Brake Module BLOWER 40 A BLOWER Relay IG1 40 A PDM 2 IG1 Relay PDM 1 ACC Relay IG2 40 A PDM 3 IG2 Relay COOLING FAN2 80 A Cooling Fan Controller IEB3 60 A Integrated Electric Brake Module PTC HEATER1 50 A PTC HEATER 1 Relay PTC HEATER2 50 A PTC HEATER 2 Relay CLUTCH ACTUA TOR 40 A Clutch Actuator HEV POWER OUTLET3 20 A Rear Power Outlet POWER OUTLET2 20 A Power Outlet R...

Page 563: ...R HEATED Relay IEB2 40 A Integrated Electric Brake Module Multipurpose Check Connector PTGM 30 A Power Tail Gate Module POWER OUTLET1 40 A POWER OUTLET Relay IG3 4 10 A OBC On Board Charger Unit HPCU Hybrid Power Control Unit ECM Engine Control Module TCM Transmission Control Module IG3 3 10 A Electric Water Pump HEV IG3 5 10 A BMS Battery Management System Control Module Inhibitor Switch BATTERY ...

Page 564: ...tion Block BATTERY C FAN Relay WIPER 25 A Front Wiper Relay HORN 15 A Horn Relay SENSOR2 10 A Engine Room Junction Block COOLING FAN 1 Relay TIV Relay Camshaft Position Sensor 1 Intake Cam shaft Position Sensor 2 Exhaust Purge Control Solenoid Valve Ma Air Flow Sensor Oil Control Valve 1 Intake Oil Control Valve 2 Exhaust ECU1 20 A ECM Engine Control Module SENSOR1 15 A Oxygen Sensor Up Down IGN C...

Page 565: ...PDM 3 IG2 Relay MICRO PDM 1 ACC Relay MICRO COOLING FAN 1 Relay MINI BLOWER Relay MINI PTC HEATER 1 Relay MICRO REAR HEATED Relay MICRO CHARGER UNLOCK Relay MICRO POWER OUTLET Relay MICRO IG3 1 Relay Engine Room Sub Block MICRO PTC HEATER 2 IG1 2 BATTERY C FAN FUEL PUMP CHARGER LOCK FTIV 3 IG2 1 ACC 1 PTC HEATER 1 CHARGER UNLOCK POWER OUTLET IG3 1 CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 67 Tuesday November 12 2019 ...

Page 566: ...e wiring damage and possi ble fire CAUTION If you don t have necessary tools the correct bulbs and the expertise consult a professional workshop Kia recommends to consult an autho rized Kia dealer service partner In many cases it is difficult to replace vehicle light bulbs because other parts of the vehicle must be removed before you can get to the bulb This is especially true if you have to remov...

Page 567: ...y a professional workshop Kia recommends to visit an authorized Kia dealer service partner NOTICE 䳜 If the light bulb or lamp connector is removed from an operating lamp activated by electricity the fuse box䳓s electronic device may scan it as a malfunction There fore a lamp malfunction history may be recorded in Diagnostic Trouble Code DTC in the fuse box NOTICE After an accident or after the head...

Page 568: ...during the rain and doesn䳓t indicate a problem with your vehicle If the water leaks into the lamp bulb circuitry have the vehicle checked by a professional workshop Kia recommends to visit an authorized Kia dealer service partner Light bulb position Front Head lamp Wagon Head lamp CUV Front fog lamp Wagon Front fog lamp CUV 1 Headlamp Low High LED type 2 Front turn signal lamp LED type OCDW079049 ...

Page 569: ... 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 3 F B S 3 F B S D P NC J O B U J P O M B NQ 8B H P O 3 F B S D P NC J O B U J P O M B NQ 3 F B S G P H M B NQ 6 7 B D L V Q M B NQ XB H P O B D L V Q M B NQ 6 7 OCDP079091 OCDP079072 OCDP079148 OCDP079099 OCDP079149 D_P _ D boo Page 71 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 570: ...NQ U Z Q F 3 F B S G P H M B NQ 6 7 U Z Q F B D L V Q M B NQ V M C U Z Q F J D F O T F Q M B U F M B NQ V M C U Z Q F J H I NP V O U F E T U P Q M B NQ 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 F B E M B NQ U Z Q F S F Q M B D F NF O U F B E M B NQ G P S 8B H P O 6 7 F B E M B NQ 8B H P O OCDP079042 OCDP079043 OCDW079111 OCDW079049 D_P _ D boo Page 72 T...

Page 571: ... unit because it is an inte grated unit The LED lamp has to be replaced with the unit A skilled technician should check or repair the head lamp LED for it may damage related parts of the vehicle Front fog lamp bulb replacement Front fog lamp Wagon Front fog lamp CUV If the front fog lamp 1 does not operate have your vehicle checked by a professional workshop Kia rec ommends to visit an authorized ...

Page 572: ...NQ I B T U P C F S F Q M B D F E XJ U I U I F V O J U T L J M M F E U F D I O J D J B O T I P V M E D I F D L P S S F Q B J S U I F T J E F S F Q F B U F S M B NQ G P S J U NB Z E B NB H F S F M B U F E Q B S U T P G U I F W F I J D M F 3 F B S U V S O T J H O B M M B NQ 3 F B S D P NC J O B U J P O M B NQ 8B H P O 3 F B S D P NC J O B U J P O M B NQ 6 7 G U I F S F B S U V S O T J H O B M M B NQ ...

Page 573: ... G P H M B NQ C V M C U Z Q F C V M C S F Q M B D F NF O U 8B H P O 0 Q F O U I F U B J M H B U F 0 Q F O U I F T F S W J D F D P W F S 3 F NP W F U I F T P D L F U G S P N U I F B T T F NC M Z C Z U V S O J O H U I F T P D L F 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 T P O U I F T P D L F U B M J H O XJ U I 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 C ...

Page 574: ...lamp cannot be replaced as a single unit because it is an inte grated unit The LED lamp has to be replaced with the unit A skilled technician should check or repair the rear fog lamp LED for it may damage related parts of the vehicle Stop and tail lamp LED type bulb replacement Wagon CUV If the stop and tail lamp LED 1 2 does not operate have your vehicle checked by a professional workshop Kia rec...

Page 575: ... B W F Z P V S W F I J D M F D I F D L F E C Z B Q S P G F T T J P O B M XP S L T I P Q J B S F D P NNF O E T U P W J T J U B O B V U I P S J F E J B E F B M F S T F S W J D F Q B S U O F S 5 I F M B NQ D B O O P U C F S F Q M B D F E B T B T J O H M F V O J U C F D B V T F J U J T B O J O U F H S B U F E V O J U 5 I F M B NQ I B T U P C F S F Q M B D F E XJ U I U I F V O J U T L J M M F E U F D I...

Page 576: ... 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 O T U B M M U I F M B NQ B T T F NC M Z U P U I F M B NQ I P V T J O H B Q M B NQ V M C U Z Q F C V M C S F Q M B D F NF O U 8 3 1 S J P S U P XP S L J O H P O U I F O U F S J P S M B NQ T F O T V S F U I B U U I F 䳖0 䳗 C V U U P O J T E F Q S F T T F E U P B W P J E C V S O J O H Z P V S G J O H F S T P S S F D F J W J O H B O F M F D U S J D ...

Page 577: ... J D M F 3 P P N M B NQ V M C U Z Q F C V M C S F Q M B D F NF O U 8 3 1 S J P S U P XP S L J O H P O U I F O U F S J P S M B NQ T F O T V S F U I B U U I F 䳖0 䳗 C V U U P O J T E F Q S F T T F E U P B W P J E C V S O J O H Z P V S G J O H F S T P S S F D F J W J O H B O F M F D U S J D T I P D L 6 T J O H B G M B U C M B E F T D S F XE S J W F S H F O U M Z Q S Z U I F M F O T D P W F S G S P N M...

Page 578: ...NB Z E B NB H F S F M B U F E Q B S U T P G U I F W F I J D M F 7 B O J U Z NJ S S P S M B NQ C V M C S F Q M B D F NF O U J G F R V J Q Q F E 8 3 1 S J P S U P XP S L J O H P O U I F O U F S J P S M B NQ T F O T V S F U I B U U I F 䳖0 䳗 C V U U P O J T E F Q S F T T F E U P B W P J E C V S O J O H Z P V S G J O H F S T P S S F D F J W J O H B O F M F D U S J D T I P D L 6 T J O H B G M B U C M B ...

Page 579: ...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 V H H B H F M B NQ C V M C S F Q M B D F NF O U 6 T J O H B G M B U C M B E F T D S F XE S J W F S H F O U M Z Q S Z U I F M B NQ B T T F NC M Z G S P N J O U F S J P S 3 F NP W F U I F D P W F S G S P N U I F M B NQ B T T F NC M Z 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 ...

Page 580: ...NQ D F O U F S T B O E B I P S J P O U B M M J O F P S J P O U B M M J O F Q B T T J O H U I S P V H I D F O U F S P G I F B E M B NQ T P O U I F T D S F F O 8J U I U I F I F B E M B NQ B O E C B U U F S Z J O O P S NB M D P O E J U J P O B J N U I F I F B E M B NQ T T P U I F C S J H I U F T U Q P S U J P O G B M M T P O U I F I P S J P O U B M B O E W F S U J D B M M J O F T 5 P B J N U I F M P ...

Page 581: ...U I F I F B E M B NQ T B J NJ O H 䳜 8J U I U I F G S P O U G P H M B NQ T B O E C B U U F S Z O P S NB M D P O E J U J P O B J N U I F G S P O U G P H M B NQ T 䳜 5 P B J N U I F G S P O U G P H M B NQ V Q P S E P XO U V S O U I F E S J W F S D M P D L XJ T F P S D P V O U F S D M P D L XJ T F OCDW079113 OCDW079133 D_P _ D boo Page 83 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 582: ...Maintenance 84 8 Light bulbs Aiming point Wagon standard model A Screen CUV 16 18 inch tire A Screen OCD078072 OCD078073 OCDW079131 CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 84 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 583: ...pe Ground Height Distance between lamps H3 W3 without driver mm in 490 19 3 1 494 58 8 with driver mm in 486 19 1 1 494 58 8 Vehicle condition Head lamp LED type Front Fog lamp Bulb type Ground Height Distance between lamps Ground Height Distance between lamps Low High beam Low High beam H3 W3 H1 W1 without driver mm in 743 29 3 1 339 52 7 423 16 7 1 547 60 9 with driver mm in 737 29 0 1 339 52 7 ...

Page 584: ...n the pic ture 3 First adjust Cut off line to be matched with the horizontal line and then adjust with the vertical line 4 If head lamp leveling device is equipped adjust the head lamp leveling device switch with 0 positions Vehicle condition Head lamp LED type Front Fog lamp Bulb type Ground Height Distance between lamps Ground Height Distance between lamps Low High beam Low High beam H3 W3 H1 W1...

Page 585: ...r E Ground F Cut Off line 1 Turn the low beam on with 1 driver 75kg aboard 2 The cut off line should be projected in the cut off line shown in the pic ture 3 First adjust Cut off line to be matched with the horizontal line and then adjust with the vertical line 4 If head lamp leveling device is equipped adjust the head lamp leveling device switch with 0 positions H1 W1 OJF075108L CD_PHEV_LHD book ...

Page 586: ...ertical line of the right fog lamp bulb center D Horizontal line of fog lamp bulb center E Ground F Cut Off line G Upper limit 1 Turn the front fog lamp on without the driver aboard 2 The cut off line should be projected in the allowable range shaded region W3 H3 OYB076080 CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 88 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 587: ...ur vehicle䳓s finish if not removed immediately Even prompt washing with plain water may not completely remove all these deposits A mild soap safe for use on painted surfaces may be used After washing rinse the vehi cle thoroughly with lukewarm or cold water Do not allow soap to dry on the finish CAUTION 䳜 Do not use strong soap chemical detergents or hot water and do not wash the vehicle in direct...

Page 588: ...P O J D D P NQ P O F O U T J O T J E F U I F W F I J D M F B T U I J T NB Z E B NB H F U I F N 8B Y J O H 8B Y U I F W F I J D M F XI F O XB U F S XJ M M O P M P O H F S C F B E P O U I F Q B J O U M XB Z T XB T I B O E E S Z U I F W F I J D M F C F G P S F XB Y J O H 6 T F B H P P E R V B M J U Z M J R V J E P S Q B T U F XB Y B O E G P M M P X U I F NB O V G B D U V S F S 䳓T J O T U S V D U J P ...

Page 589: ...Corrosive materials used for ice and snow removal and dust control may collect on the underbody If these materials are not removed acceler ated rusting can occur on under body parts such as the fuel lines frame floor pan and exhaust sys tem even though they have been treated with rust protection Thoroughly flush the vehicle under body and wheel openings with luke warm or cold water once a month af...

Page 590: ...es of corrosion The most common causes of corro sion on your vehicle are 䳜 Road salt dirt and moisture that is allowed to accumulate under neath the vehicle 䳜 Removal of paint or protective coatings by stones gravel abra sion or minor scrapes and dents which leave unprotected metal exposed to corrosion High corrosion areas If you live in an area where your vehicle is regularly exposed to cor rosiv...

Page 591: ... the components under the fenders and other areas that are hidden from view Do a thorough job just dampening the accumu lated mud rather than washing it away will accelerate corrosion rather than prevent it Water under high pressure and steam are particularly effective in removing accumulated mud and corrosive materials 䳜 When cleaning lower door panels rocker panels and frame mem bers be sure tha...

Page 592: ...a vinyle cleaner see instructions for correct usage CAUTION Never allow water or other liquids to come in contact with electrical elec tronic components inside the vehicle as this may damage them CAUTION When cleaning leather products steering wheel seats etc use neutral detergents or low alcohol content solutions If you use high alcohol content solutions or acid alkaline detergents the color of t...

Page 593: ...ics If they are heavily soiled with beverage stains etc use a suitable interior cleaner To prevent damage to seat covers wipe off the seat covers down to the seams with a large wiping motion and moderate pressure using a soft sponge or microfiber cloth Velcro closures on clothing or sharp objects may cause snagging or scratches on the surface of the seats Make sure not to rub such objects against ...

Page 594: ...ped The emission control system of your vehicle is covered by a written limited warranty Please see the warranty information contained in the Warranty Maintenance book in your vehicle Your vehicle is equipped with an emission control system to meet all applicable emission regulations There are three emission control systems as follows 1 Crankcase emission control sys tem 2 Evaporative emission con...

Page 595: ...ster are drawn into the surge tank through the purge control solenoid valve Purge Control Solenoid Valve PCSV The purge control solenoid valve is controlled by the Engine Control Module ECM when the engine coolant temperature is low during idling the PCSV closes so that evap orated fuel is not taken into the engine After the engine warms up during ordinary driving the PCSV opens to introduce evapo...

Page 596: ...s for catalytic converters if equipped WARNING Fire 䳜 A hot exhaust system can ignite flammable items under your vehi cle Do not park the vehicle over or near flammable objects such as grass vegetation paper leaves etc 䳜 The exhaust system and cata lytic system are very hot while the engine is running or immedi ately after the engine is turned off Keep away from the exhaust system and catalytic yo...

Page 597: ...aust gas Unlike a dis posable air filter the GPF system automatically burns oxidizes and removes the accumulated soot while driving However repeated short distance driving or long distance driving at a low speed can stop the accumulated soot from automatically being removed by the GPF system If the accumulated soot reaches a certain amount the GPF warning light will illuminate To re operate the GP...

Page 598: ...CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 100 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 599: ...ng system 9 6 Recommended lubricants and capacities 9 7 䳜 Recommended SAE viscosity number 9 8 Vehicle Identification Number VIN 9 9 Vehicle certification label 9 10 Tire specification and pressure label 9 10 Engine number 9 11 Air conditioner compressor label 9 11 Refrigerant label 9 12 Declaration of conformity 9 12 Fuel label 9 13 䳜 Gasoline Petrol engine 9 13 䳜 Plug in Hybrid vehicle 9 13 CD_P...

Page 600: ...m mm in Overall length 4 605 181 3 Overall width 1 800 70 9 Overall height 1 465 57 7 Front tread 205 55R16 1 565 61 6 225 45R17 1 559 61 3 Rear tread 205 55R16 1 573 61 9 225 45R17 1 567 61 7 Wheelbase 2 650 104 3 Item mm in Overall length 4 395 173 0 Overall width 1 826 71 9 Overall height 16 1 478 58 2 18 1 490 58 7 Front tread 205 60R16 1 585 62 4 235 45R18 1 575 62 0 Rear tread 205 60R16 1 58...

Page 601: ...al lamp LED LED Side repeater lamp W5W 5 Front fog lamp HB4 55 Rear Tail stop lamp LED LED Turn signal lamp LED LED Back up lamp W16W 16 Rear fog lamp Wagon H21W 21 CUV LED LED High mounted stop lamp LED LED License plate lamp W5W 5 Interior Map lamps W10W 10 Room lamp FESTOON 10 Luggage lamp FESTOON 10 Glove box lamp FESTOON 8 Personal lamp LED LED Vanity mirror lamps FESTOON 5 CD_PHEV_LHD book P...

Page 602: ...17 91 615 W 270 2 3 33 230 2 3 33 230 2 4 35 240 2 8 40 5 280 2 4 35 240 2 8 40 5 280 1 Normal load Up to 3 persons 2 Load Index 3 Speed Symbol Item Tire size Wheel size Load Capacity Speed capacity Inflation pressure psi kPa Normal load 1 Maximum load High speed driving LI 2 kg SS 3 km h Front Rear Front Rear Front Rear Fullsize tire 205 60R16 6 5J X 16 92 630 H 210 2 5 36 250 2 5 36 250 2 5 36 2...

Page 603: ...t affects driving perfor mance 䳜 When driving in high altitude grades it is natural for the atmo spheric pressure to decrease Therefore please check the tire pressure and add more air when necessary Additionally required tire air pres sure per km above sea level 1 5psi km CAUTION When replacing tires use the same size originally supplied with the vehicle Using tires of a different size can damage ...

Page 604: ...ackage With brake Without brake Gross vehicle weight kg lbs 2 030 4 475 3 330 7 341 2 630 5 798 Luggage volume l cu ft MIN 437 15 4 MAX 1 506 53 2 Item Standard package Trailer package With brake Without brake Gross vehicle weight kg lbs 2 030 4 475 3 330 7 341 2 630 5 798 Luggage volume l cu ft MIN 291 10 3 MAX 1 243 43 9 ITEM Weight of volume Classification Refrigerant 500 25g R 1234yf R 134a Co...

Page 605: ...antifreeze and water Ethylene glycol with phosphate based coolant for cooling device Inverter coolant 2 8 L 2 96 US qt Brake fluid 3 374 5 26 cc SAE J1704 DOT 4LV ISO4925 CLASS 6 FMVSS116 DOT 4 Engine clutch actuator fluid 100 20 cc 0 088 0 018 US qts DOT 3 Fuel 37 L 9 8 US gal Refer to Fuel requirements on page 2 2 1 Refer to the Recommended SAE viscosity number on page 9 8 2 Engine oils labeled ...

Page 606: ... on fuel economy and cold weather operating engine start and engine oil flowability Lower viscos ity engine oils can provide better fuel economy and cold weather per formance however higher viscosity engine oils are required for satisfac tory lubrication in hot weather Using oils of any viscosity other than those recommended could result in engine damage When choosing an oil consider the range of ...

Page 607: ... M F H B M NB U U F S T Q F S U B J O J O H U P J U T P XO F S T I J Q F U D 5 I F O V 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 S F NP W F U I F D P W F S 7 M B C F M 5 Z Q F J G F R V J Q Q F E 5 I F 7 J T B M T P P O B Q M B U F B U U B D I F E U P U I F U P Q P G U I F E B T I C P B S E 5 I F O V NC F S P O U I F Q M B...

Page 608: ...t passenger䳓s side center pillar gives the vehicle identification number VIN Tire specification and pressure label The tires supplied on your new vehi cle are chosen to provide the best performance for normal driving The tire label located on the driver s side center pillar gives the tire pres sures recommended for your car OCDP089010 OUB071018 CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 10 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 ...

Page 609: ... T I P XO J O U I F E S B XJ O H J S D P O E J U J P O F S D P NQ S F T T P S M B C F M D 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 U J P O O V N C F S S F G S J H F S B O U B O E S F G S J H F S B O U P J M OCDP089009 OYB086004 D_P _ D boo P...

Page 610: ...O H J O F S P P N F D M B S B U J P O P G D P O G P S NJ U Z 5 I F S B E J P G S F R V F O D Z D P NQ P O F O U T P G U I F W F I J D M F D P NQ M Z XJ U I S F R V J S F NF O U T B O E P U I F S S F M F W B O U Q S P W J T J P O T P G J S F D U J W F V S U I F S J O G P S NB U J P O J O D M V E J O H U I F NB O V G B D U V S F S T E F D M B S B U J P O P G D P O G P S NJ U Z J T B W B J M B C M F ...

Page 611: ...any other fuel 䳜 C For further details refer to the Fuel requirements on page 2 2 Plug in Hybrid vehicle For Europe Except Europe The fuel label is attached on the fuel filler door A Octane rating of unleaded Gaso line Petrol 1 RON Research Octane Number 2 R M 2 Anti Knock Index B Identifiers for Petrol type fuels This symbol means usable fuel Do not use any other fuel C For further details refer ...

Page 612: ...CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 14 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 613: ...A Abbreviation Abbreviation CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 1 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 614: ...ytime Running Light EBD Electronic Brake force Distribution ECM Electric Chromic Mirror EPB Electronic Parking Brake EPS Electronic Power Steering ESC Electronic Stability Control ESS Emergency Stop Signal FAME Fatty Acid Methyl Ester FCA Forward Collision Avoidance Assist GAW Gross Axle Weight GAWR Gross Axle Weight Rating GPF Gasoline Particulate Filter GPS Global Positioning System GVW Gross Ve...

Page 615: ... Indicator Lamp MPI Multi Point Injection MSLA Manual Speed Limit Assist MTBE Methyl Tertiary Butyl Ether ODO Odometer PA Parking Assist PCSV Purge Control Solenoid Valve PDW Parking Distance Warning RCCW Rear Cross Traffic Collision Warn ing RME Rapeseed Methyl Ester RON Research Octane Number RVM Rear View Monitor SCC Smart Cruise Control SOC State of Charge SRS Supplemental Restraint System SRS...

Page 616: ...ity Kit TPMS Tire Pressure Monitoring System VESS Virtual Engine Sound System VIN Vehicle Identification Number VME Vegetable Oil Methyl Ester VSM Vehicle Stability Management CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 4 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 617: ...I Index Index CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 1 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 618: ...automatic heating and air conditioning 5 141 checking the amount of air conditioner refrigerant and compressor lubricant 5 150 climate control air filter 5 149 driver only button 5 146 fan speed control 5 146 heating and air conditioning 5 140 manual heating and air conditioning 5 142 mode selection 5 142 OFF mode 5 146 system operation 5 147 temperature control 5 143 B battery plug in hybrid 8 38...

Page 619: ... switch 6 101 to cancel cruise control 6 103 to decrease the cruising speed 6 103 to increase cruise control set speed 6 102 to resume cruising speed 6 104 to set cruise control speed 6 102 to temporarily accelerate with the cruise control on 6 103 to turn cruise control off 6 104 cup holder 5 160 curtain air bag 4 58 D daytime running light DRL 5 129 defogging windshield 5 152 defroster 5 138 out...

Page 620: ...9 first aid kit 7 29 triangle reflector 7 30 emission control system 8 96 energy flow 5 70 engine clutch actuator fluid 8 31 engine compartment 8 5 engine coolant 8 26 engine oil gasoline 8 24 engine start stop button illuminated engine start stop button 6 9 position 6 9 starting the engine 6 11 ESS emergency stop signal 6 42 exterior features 5 174 roof rack 5 174 F flat tire with tire mobility k...

Page 621: ...23 headlight welcome function 5 122 heated steering wheel 5 52 heating and air conditioning 5 140 hev phev powertrain 2 6 high beam assist 5 125 high beam operation 5 124 highway driving 6 143 hill start assist control HAC 6 40 hood 5 39 closing the hood 5 40 hood open warning 5 40 opening the hood 5 39 hood open warning 5 40 horn 5 53 hybrid battery SOC gauge 5 60 hybrid CS mode 1 22 hybrid syste...

Page 622: ... 5 7 smart key 5 7 L lane following assist LFA system 6 122 activation 6 125 limitation 6 126 malfunction 6 126 warning 6 125 lane keeping assist LKA system 6 73 activation 6 75 driver䳓s attention 6 78 function change 6 80 malfunction 6 79 warning 6 76 lap shoulder belt 4 23 LCD mode 5 64 LCD window control 5 64 LCD windows 5 64 accumulated driving information mode 5 68 digital speedometer 5 69 di...

Page 623: ...luid 8 32 wiper blades 8 36 maintenance services 8 6 owner maintenance precautions 8 6 owner䳓s responsibility 8 6 manual speed limit assist MSLA 6 89 to set speed limit 6 89 to turn off the manual speed limit assist 6 90 map lamp 5 135 mirrors 5 53 electrochromic mirror ECM 5 54 folding the outside rearview mirror 5 56 inside rear view mirror 5 53 outside rearview mirror 5 54 outside rearview mirr...

Page 624: ...setting the sunroof 5 49 reverse parking distance warning non operational conditions 5 97 operation 5 96 precautions 5 96 5 98 self diagnosis 5 99 risk of burns when parking or stopping vehicle 2 5 rocking the vehicle 6 140 roof rack 5 174 room lamp 5 136 S scheduled charging 1 5 scheduled maintenance items 8 21 air cleaner filter 8 22 air conditioning refrigerant 8 24 brake discs pads calipers an...

Page 625: ... precautions 5 14 smart tailgate 5 30 smooth cornering 6 141 special driving conditions 6 140 driving at night 6 141 driving in flooded areas 6 142 driving in the rain 6 142 driving off road 6 142 hazardous driving conditions 6 140 highway driving 6 143 rocking the vehicle 6 140 smooth cornering 6 141 specifications 9 2 air conditioner compressor label 9 11 air conditioning system 9 6 bulb wattage...

Page 626: ...8 45 wheel replacement 8 47 towing 7 24 emergency towing 7 25 removable towing hook 7 25 towing service 7 24 towing service 7 24 trailer towing for europe 6 148 driving with a trailer 6 151 hitches 6 150 maintenance 6 154 safety chains 6 150 trailer brakes 6 151 weight of the trailer 6 156 weight of the trailer tongue 6 156 transmission shift indicator 5 63 transmission temperature gauge For dual ...

Page 627: ...fogging 5 152 defogging logic 5 153 windshield washers 5 132 windshield wipers 5 130 winter driving 6 144 chain installation 6 146 snow tires 6 144 tire chains 6 145 wiper blades 8 36 front windshield wiper blade 8 37 rear windshield wiper blade 8 38 wipers and washers 5 130 headlight washer 5 133 heated washer nozzle 5 134 rear window wiper and washer switch 5 133 windshield washers 5 132 windshi...

Page 628: ...CD_PHEV_LHD book Page 100 Tuesday November 12 2019 11 29 PM ...

Page 629: ...Appendix Зимно шофиране Bulgarian version 2 Akstur að vetri til Icelandic version 5 12_CD_PHEV_Appendix indd 1 2019 11 15 11 17 37 ...

Page 630: ...стта на вашия автомобил Освен това шофирането с превишена скорост бързото ускоряване внезапното използване на спирачки и рязкото завиване могат да бъдат много опасни При намаляване на скоростта използвайте двигателната спирачка възможно най много Внезапното използване на спирачки по снежна и заледена настилка може да доведе до подхлъзване Необходимо е да спазвате достатъчно голяма дистанция между ...

Page 631: ... случай сигурността и управляемостта на вашия автомобил могат да бъдат повлияни негативно Не поставяйте гуми с шипове преди първо да проверите за възможни ограничения за използването на такива в местните щатските и общинските разпоредби Вериги за гуми OCDP059030 Тъй като страничните стени на радиалните гуми са по тънки те могат да се повредят при монтирането на някои типове вериги за гуми върху тя...

Page 632: ...ана верига не правете пълен завой да завъртите волана изцяло на една страна при шофиране на автомобила Ако правите пълен завой шофирайте със скорост под 10 км ч Поставяне на вериги При поставяне на вериги следвайте инструкциите на производителя и ги монтирайте възможно най плътно Шофирайте бавно с поставените вериги Ако чуете че веригите се допират до каросерията или шасито спрете и ги затегнете А...

Page 633: ...вашия автомобил Спрете да шофирате и стегнете наново веригите всеки път когато чуете че се удрят в автомобила Akstur að vetri til Icelandic version OCDP059028 Alvarlegri veðuraðstæður að vetri til leiða til meira slits og annarra vandamála Til að lágmarka akstursvandamál að vetri til ættir þú að fylgja eftirfarandi uppástungum Aðstæður í snjó eða hálku Til að geta ekið ökutækinu þínu í djúpum snjó...

Page 634: ...ins við allar veðuraðstæður Hafðu í huga að gripið sem snjóhjólbarðar veita á þurrum vegum kann að vera minna en hjólbarðanna sem ökutækið var upphaflega búið Þú ættir að aka varlega jafnvel þegar vegurinn er auður Athugaðu með ráðleggingar um hámarkshraða hjá hjólbarðasalanum VIÐVÖRUn Stærð snjóhjólbarða Snjóhjólbarðar ættu að vera af jafngildri stærð og tegund og venjulegir hjólbarðar ökutækisin...

Page 635: ... festingu Hertu keðjurnar eða settu þær upp aftur ef þær eru lausar Jafnvel með viðeigandi keðju uppsetta skal ekki taka fulla beygju snúa stýrinu til fulls til annarrar hliðar þegar ökutækinu er ekið Ef þú ert að taka fulla beygju skaltu aka á hraða undir 10 km klst Uppsetning á keðjum Þegar þú setur upp keðjur skaltu fylgja leiðbeiningum framleiðandans og festa þær eins þétt og þú getur Aktu hæg...

Page 636: ...u varlega og forðastu ójöfnur holur krappar beygjur og aðrar hættur á veginum sem kunna að valda því að ökutækið skoppi Forðastu krappar beygjur og læsingu hjóla lvið hemlun VARÚÐ Snjókeðjur Keðjur sem eru af rangri stærð eða rangt settar upp kunna að skemma hemlaleiðslur ökutækisins fjöðrun yfirbyggingu og hjól Stöðvaðu ferð og hertu keðjurnar aftur hvenær sem þú heyrir þær slást í ökutækið 12_CD...

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