Porsche Taycan, Руководство пользователя

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Luggage Compartment
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Luggage Compartment
Stowing loads
WARNING
Changed vehicle han-
dling when loaded
The handling changes depending on the load
condition.
e
Adapt your driving style to the altered vehicle
handling.
e
Do not exceed the maximum gross weight or axle
load.
WARNING
Unsecured, incorrectly
secured or incorrectly
positioned loads
An unsecured, incorrectly secured or incorrectly
positioned load can slip out of place and endanger
the vehicle occupants during braking, direction
changes or in accidents.
e
Never transport objects that are not secured
(accidents, braking, corners).
e
Always transport loads in the luggage compart-
ment, never in the passenger compartment (e.g.
on or in front of the seats).
e Support the load against the seat backrests
wherever possible. Always lock the backrests in-
to place.
e Only transport heavy objects with the rear seat
backrests upright and engaged.
e Place the load behind unoccupied seats when-
ever possible.
e Stow heavy objects as far forward as possible on
the floor, with lightweight objects behind them.
e Do not transport objects on the parcel shelf.
e If the rear seats are not occupied, the backrests
can be additionally secured with the seat belts.
Simply cross the outer seat belts and insert each
into the opposite buckle.
e
Do not transport heavy objects in open storage
compartments.
e
Always keep the covers of the lockable storage
compartments closed while driving.
WARNING
Incorrect tire pressure
An incorrect tire pressure can impair driving safety.
e Adapt the tire pressure to the load.
e After changing the tire pressure, you must also
update the setting for the Tire Pressure Moni-
toring System.
The maximum permissible load on the cargo area
floor is 440 lbs (200 kg). The weight must be dis-
tributed evenly over the entire cargo area.
Securing loads with tie-down belts
e Do not use elastic belts or straps to tie down a
load.
e Do not route belts and straps over sharp edges.
e Cross the belts over the load.
e Only tension belts by hand. Do not use additional
tensioning aids (e.g. ratchet).
e Observe the operating instructions and informa-
tion for the tie-down equipment.
Opening and locking the hood and
trunk lid
> Please see chapter "Hood" on page 124.
> Please see chapter "Trunk lid" on page 229.