Maserati Grecale 2022, Руководство пользователя

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Starting and Driving
pedal pressed and the action on the
button: to reach N (Neutral) starting
from D (Drive) is possible by only acting
on the button.
• To enable special operations while
the car is moving at a low speed, such
as getting out of marsh or snow, it is
possible to run quickly from D (Drive) to
R (Reverse), and vice versa, acting on
the buttons.
• Vehicle moving: switching to N
(Neutral) from D (Drive) it is not
necessary to press brake pedal.
• From D (Drive) selected mode it
is always possible to switch to M
(Manual) mode, by pressing the "D/M"
button on the dashboard (see following
paragraph); to return to “D” position,
press again the "D/M" button. It is
possible to shift from D (Drive) mode
to M (Manual) mode regardless of car
speed.
NOTE:
The transmission will return in D (Drive)
or M (Manual) mode pressing again the
"D/M" button if the transmission has
been shifted in N (Neutral) or P (Park)
mode in the same key cycle.
• When in D (Drive) mode, using the
paddles behind the steering wheel, will
cause the system to enter a temporary
function and enable the manual shift
mode. This range is indicated with a
number that represents the current
gear beside"D" letter on the cluster
display. The system will then switch
back to automatic mode according to
time elapsed in “temporary” mode and
driving conditions.
NOTE:
• To get out of "temporary" M (Manual)
mode, hold the shift paddle "+".
• Holding the shift paddle "
−
" in
"temporary" M (Manual) mode, the
transmission downshifts in the lower
possible for that speed.
At extremely cold temperatures (-30
°
C
/ -23
°
F or below), transmission may
be affected by the low temperature of
the engine and transmission. Normal
operation will resume once the
transmission temperature has risen to a
normal level.
M (Manual)
This mode is obtained by pressing
the D/M (Drive/Manual) button on the
central tunnel twice.
In this mode, the transmission interacts
with the driver in order to allow manual
shift and ensure increased control of
the vehicle. The current mode allows
the transmission system to optimise the
engine brake action, remove undesired
shifting into higher and lower gears and
improve the overall performance of the
vehicle.
This mode allows you to shift the
transmission gear forward with the "+"
shift paddle or backward with "
−
" paddle
behind the steering wheel. The current
transmission gear is displayed on the
instrument cluster.
Manual mode can be activated at any
time, with no need to release the brake
pedal.
In M (Manual) mode, the transmission
will shift up or down (+/
–
) if manually
selected by the driver by using shift
paddles on the steering wheel.
The transmission remains in the engaged
gear until the driver shifts into another
higher or lower gear, except in the
following cases.
• Lack of accelerator pedal activity will
cause the transmission to revert to
automatic operation. The transmission