Vauxhall COMBO, Owner'S Manual, Page: 233 / 373

Driving and operating 231
Do not accelerate while selecting a
mode. Never depress the accelerator
pedal and brake pedal at the same
time. When a driving mode is
selected, the vehicle slowly begins to
creep when the brake is released.
Caution
If the vehicle seems to accelerate
slowly or not respond when you try
to go faster, do not continue your
journey. The electric drive unit
could be damaged. Consult a
workshop as soon as possible.
Caution
Spinning the tyres or holding the
vehicle in one place on a hill using
only the accelerator pedal may
damage the electric drive unit. If
you are stuck, do not spin the
tyres. When stopping on a hill, use
the brakes to hold the vehicle in
place.
Park position P
To shift into P, press button P when
vehicle is stationary. In P, the front
wheels of the vehicle are blocked.
To shift out of P, depress the brake
pedal and select the desired mode.
The vehicle automatically shifts into
P when
● the ignition is switched off
● the driver's door is opened while
the vehicle's speed is below
1 mph
Reverse mode R
To shift into and out of R, the vehicle
must be at standstill and the brake
pedal has to be depressed.
Caution
Shifting into R while the vehicle is
moving forward could damage the
automatic transmission. Only shift
into R after the vehicle has been
stopped.
Neutral mode N
In this mode, the propulsion system
does not transfer torque to the
wheels. To restart the propulsion
system when the vehicle is already
moving, use D only.
When N is selected, P is engaged
after a short time.
If the driver's door is opened while N
is selected, an audible signal is given
and P is engaged. The audible signal
stops when the driver's door is closed.
Automatic mode D
Notice
In slippery conditions, operate the
vehicle in D for enhanced riding and
handling performance.
Automatic mode B with one-pedal
driving
In this mode, vehicle speed is
significantly reduced by releasing the
accelerator pedal without operating
the brake pedal.
Use B when driving down steep hills,
in deep snow, in mud or in stop-and-
go traffic.