Maserati Grecale 2022, Руководство пользователя

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Starting and Driving
will also upshift automatically once
maximum engine speed is reached.
• If in SPORT and CORSA mode, the
transmission will remain in the selected
gear even when maximum engine
speed is reached. The transmission will
upshift only if enabled by the driver.
Manual upshift or downshift will be
maintained as long as SPORT and
CORSA mode are selected, even by full
stroke pedal press.
• If in “M“ or in SPORT or CORSA mode,
the transmission will automatically
downshift as the vehicle slows to
halt (to prevent engine lugging) and
the current gear will display on the
instrument cluster. Moving the right
shift paddle “+” towards the steering
wheel when stationary, will cause the
vehicle to start in second gear. If the
vehicle speed is too low, the system
will ignore further upshifts. Avoid using
speed control when the M (Manual)
mode is engaged.
When the car stops in M (Manual) mode,
the transmission automatically moves in
(Park) mode.
Shift Paddles
The driver can change gears with the
shift paddles behind the steering wheel
when in D (Drive) and M (Manual) mode.
Pull the right shift paddle “+” towards
the steering wheel and release it to enter
the higher gear; do the same operation
with the left shift paddle “
−
“ to enter the
lower gear.
• When in D (Drive) mode, by pressing
“
−
“ paddle the transmission shifts to
“D1 - D2” temporary mode (or the
“Launch Control” on the TROFEO
version and in CORSA mode).
• Pull simultaneously both paddles to
deactivate the D (Drive) temporary
mode.
Gear Shift Indicator (GSI)
In order to improve fuel economy, we
recommend that you shift gears when
the GSI system prompts you to do so.
This will help reduce fuel consumption
without significantly affecting vehicle
performance.
When in “M“ (Manual) or "temporary"
manual mode, GSI indicates when a gear
shift is needed to change gear.
NOTE:
• Pressing R (Reverse) or P (Park) button
when the vehicle is running forward
will display a denial message together
with the R or P letter blinking on the
instrument cluster.
• Pressing "D/M" button when the
vehicle is running rearward will display
a denial message together with the D
or M letter blinking on the instrument
cluster.
GSI indicates when a gear shift is
needed by adding one or two arrows
beside the current gear on the cluster
display.
When the new gear is engaged, the GSI
turns off. If the shift runs late or is not
performed at all, the GSI remains lit for
a few seconds then turns off. As soon