KIA OWNER’S APP WITH UVO LINK*
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• Your cellphone and your vehicle have to be connected to a cellular network with a
good wireless signal strength in order to use UVO. If these conditions are not met,
remote commands will fail or will take a long time to execute.
• To use Remote Start or Remote Start with Climate Control feature, all doors, hood
and trunk/lift-gate must be closed and locked. Remote Start or Remote Start with
Climate Control feature will operate for about 10 minutes.
• The quickest way to obtain accurate vehicle status is by pressing a refresh button
on your app or customer web portal.
• Activate Remote Start or Remote Start with Climate Control feature at least 10 minutes before you plan to get into
the vehicle. This will allow vehicle interior to reach a desired temperature.
• In order to preserve vehicle battery, UVO will not work seven days after the ignition was last turned on. You will need
to re-start your vehicle with a key fob in order to use UVO again.
ACCESSORY MODE WITH SMART KEY*
With standard key vehicles, you can turn the key to the accessory mode and utilize the
electronic accessories without starting the vehicle. This is still possible with Smart Key-
equipped vehicles. To do this, enter the vehicle with the Smart Key and push the ENGINE
START/STOP button one time without depressing the brake pedal. This will put the
vehicle in Accessory mode and ACC will illuminate in amber.
If the ENGINE START/STOP button is in the ACC position for more than 1 hour, the button
is turned off automatically to help prevent battery discharge.
ECO MODE (ACTIVE ECO)
Eco Mode (Active Eco) is designed to help improve fuel economy by controlling several
vehicle components. When activated, it optimizes drivetrain operations such as engine
power and transmission to help improve fuel economy.
To turn ON, press the DRIVE MODE button and scroll through options until in ECO mode.
The ECO indicator light
A
in the instrument cluster will illuminate green, indicating that
Active ECO is operating. Active ECO will remain on even when the ignition is cycled.
To turn Active ECO OFF, press the DRIVE MODE button again and change to another mode.
TRIP MODES / TRIP COMPUTER
The Trip Computer is a driver information system that appears on the display when the
ignition switch or the Engine Start/Stop button* is in the ON position.
To cycle through the different LCD Instrument Cluster modes, press the Mode button
A
.
When in Trip Computer mode, press the Move/Reset/OK button
B
to cycle through the
screens. When displaying TRIP A or TRIP B screens, press and hold the OK button
B
to
reset the Tripmeter to zero.
FUEL DOOR OPERATION
To open the fuel door, press the right edge of the fuel door. The fuel
door will open only when the driver’s door is unlocked.
Tighten the cap until it clicks one time; otherwise, the Check Engine
Light
may illuminate.
PARKING DISTANCE WARNING-FORWARD AND REVERSE*
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The Parking Distance Warning-Forward and Reverse is a supplemental system that is
designed to assist the driver by chiming if certain objects are detected within the sensing
area to the front and rear of the vehicle when moving forward or backing up.
The system is activated when the ignition is ON and the vehicle is in R (Reverse). To
deactivate the system, press the Parking Distance Warning-Forward and Reverse button
A
(LED illuminated).
If the vehicle is moving at speeds over 3 mph, the system may not activate correctly.
When more than two objects are sensed at the same time, the closest one will be
recognized first.
The Parking Distance Warning-Forward and Reverse is not a substitute for proper and
safe backing-up procedures. Always drive safely and use caution when backing up. The
Parking Distance Warning-Forward and Reverse may not detect every object in front of
or behind the vehicle.
UNFASTENING CENTER SEATBELT
1. If the seatbelt is buckled, press the release button on the buckle.
2. To retract the 2nd-Row Center Seatbelt
A
into the headliner, press the “release
button” on the buckle by inserting the seat belt tongue plate
B
in the small slot on
the center buckle
C
.
SATELLITE RADIO RECEPTION
Satellite radio reception requires a direct line of sight with the satellite transmitting the radio
signal. Tunnels, bridges, covered parking, mountainous terrain, tall buildings, heavy foliage,
and other obstacles may momentarily interrupt the signal. This is normal operation, and
reception will be restored within a few seconds in an open, unobstructed area.
The signal can become weak in some areas not covered by the satellite repeater network.
OK
A
B
(Located below Gear Shift)
A
A
C
B
A