Get Operation Guide for Cupra Formentor SUV First Generation (2020-2024)

Controls and displays

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On-board computer . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Note

Operation

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Infotainment system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 162

Glove compartment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 143

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Some of the equipment listed in this sec-

tion is only fitted on certain models or are

optional extras.

Controls and displays

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Front passenger airbag . . . . . . . . . . . .

Front passenger airbag switch . . . . .

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The arrangement of controls on right-

hand drive models may be slightly different

Interior view

Hazard warning lights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120

USB type-C ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 206

Connectivity Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 204

Depending on the equipment:

from the layout shown in page 62 . How-

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ever, the symbols used to identify the con-

trols are the same.

Overview

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Door handle

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Air vents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152

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Manual gearbox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 217

DSG automatic transmission . . . . . 218

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Control lever for:

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Turn signals and main beam

headlights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 116

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Central locking switch . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Electronic parking brake switch . . . . 266

Auto Hold switch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 268

Starter button . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 207

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Switches for:

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Driver assistance systems . . . . . . . .

On-board computer . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Adjustable steering column. . . . . . . .

Fuse box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Controls for radio, telephone,

navigation and voice control sys-

tem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Bonnet lock release . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 324

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Control for lighting and demisting

windows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114

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Steering wheel with horn and

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Driver airbag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Button to open rear lid . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107

Paddle levers for tiptronic gear-

shift (automatic gearbox) . . . . . . . . 220

Control for the electric adjustment

of the exterior mirrors . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126

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Instrument panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Control lever for:

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Electric windows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110

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Windscreen wipers and wash-

er . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123

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Wipe and wash system . . . . . . . . . . . 123

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Operation

Instruments and warn-

ing/control lamps

Instrument panel

Introduction

After switching the engine on with a 12-volt

battery that is heavily discharged or newly

changed some system settings (such as the

time, the date, the personalised comfort set-

tings and the programming) might be altered

or deleted. Check and correct these settings

once the battery is sufficiently charged.

WARNING

Any distraction may lead to an accident,

with the risk of injury.

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Do not operate the instrument panel

controls when driving.

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To reduce the risk of accident and injury,

only make adjustments to the instructions

on the screen of the instrument panel and

to the instructions on the screen of the In-

fotainment system when the vehicle is sta-

tionary.

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Instruments and warning/control lamps

Digital instrument panel (Digital Cockpit)

Fig. 51 Digital Cockpit on the instrument pan-

el (classic view).

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Details of the instruments:

screen. It has a 5 views accessible using the

button  of the multifunction steering

wheel. By selecting different information

profiles, indications other than the classic

circular instruments can be displayed, such

as navigation data, multimedia information

or travel data.

CUPRA

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Control and warning lamps page 82

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Revolution counter. Revolutions per mi-

All views will display information on the

screen about audio, phone, travel data, vehi-

cle status, navigation¹⁾and driving aids¹⁾

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nute the engine is running page 76 .

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Gear engaged or selector lever posi-

.

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Information profiles

tion

The  /  buttons on the multifunction

steering wheel can be used to browse

through the different Digital Cockpit infor-

mation.

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5

6

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Screen display page 67

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Speedometer

The 6 views are:

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Classic

Digital speed display

Dynamic

Information Profile page 65 .

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Assistance systems

Navigation

Night

Information on the vehicle status, travel data

and assistants will be displayed on the left

side.

The Digital Cockpit is a digital instrument

panel with a high-resolution TFT colour

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Depending on the version.

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Operation

On the right side information will be dis-

played on: audio, telephone, compass, navi-

gation manoeuvres and the G-force meter.

Classic View

Information that may be displayed in the

central area of the Digital Cockpit rev

counter

The revolutions per minute and speedome-

ter needles appear in full length by a long

press on the button  on the multifunction

steering wheel, regardless of the menu dis-

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Consumption and average consumption.

Depending on the view in the central area of

the Digital Cockpit information about the

following will be displayed:

By pressing the arrow on the left of the mul-

tifunction steering wheel, you can switch be-

tween the different memories of the travel

data.

played in the central area Fig. 51 .

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With another long press on the button ,

the display will returns to the previous view.

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Classic View and Dynamic View: Initial da-

ta, date, distance travelled and autonomy.

Turning the right thumbwheel on the multi-

function steering wheel: navigation map,

road signs, driving data (clicking on 

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Autonomy (fuel tank level).

Or looking in the instrument panel menu for

the  Close option using the right hand

thumbwheel on the multifunction steering

wheel, and then press .

Lubricating oil and coolant temperature

Average speed. By pressing the arrow on

switches between the different memories).

the left of the multifunction steering wheel,

you can switch between the different memo-

ries of the travel data.

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Assists View: This is accessed by pressing

Information that may be displayed in the

central area of the Digital Cockpit speed-

ometer

the button  or the button  on the multi-

function steering wheel. Turning the right

thumbwheel on the multifunction steering

wheel displays the list of assistants. Press 

to turn the desired assistant on/off.

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Other travel data: km travelled and driving

time. By pressing the arrow on the left of the

multifunction steering wheel, you can switch

between the different memories of the travel

data.

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Audio

Telephone

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Navigation View: By pressing the button 

Compass

on the multifunction steering wheel and

then turning the thumbwheel you can view

the map in a larger or smaller view. If you

pressed the button  again, the map returns

to automatic scale.

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Assist systems.

Navigation indications (the most recent

Engine power and torque.

 >  (close classic view).

destinations are displayed by pressing the ar-

row on the right of the multifunction steering

wheel)

CUPRA view

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G-force meter.

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Night View: The speed is displayed in digital

format.

Turning the right hand thumbwheel on the

multi-function steering wheel scrolls through

the following information displayed in the

middle of the rev counter:

 >  (close classic view).

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CUPRA view: The revolutions tube is dis-

played in the centre.

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Speed and gears.

Lap timer.

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Instruments and warning/control lamps

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The following information is displayed out-

side the rev counter circle:

Right-hand area: G-force meter.

Left-hand area: engine power and torque.

Digital instrument panel (Digital Cockpit)

3 Valid for: hybrid vehicles

Fig. 52 Digital Cockpit on the instrument pan-

el (classic view).

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Details of the instruments Fig. 52 :

Information Profile page 65 .

Warning and information messages

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Control and warning lamps page 82

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Odometer

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Rev counter and Powermeter. Revolu-

Time page 76

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Status display

tions per minute the engine is running

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Indications of the radio and navigation sys-

page 77.

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Gear engaged or selector lever posi-

tem

Possible indications on the instrument

panel display

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Indications of the phone

Outside temperature

tion

Different pieces of information can be dis-

played on the screen of the instrument pan-

el, depending on the features of the vehicle.

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5

6

Screen display page 67

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Speedometer

Indications of the compass

Selector lever positions

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Digital speed display

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Doors, bonnet and rear lid open

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Operation

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Gear recommendation (Triptonic mode)

page 224

vary according to the type of instrument

panel fitted.

Gear-change recommendation

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While driving, the instrument panel of cer-

tain vehicles may indicate a gear recommen-

Combined range (hybrid vehicles)

page 68

Selector control positions (DSG® dual

clutch gearbox)

dation for saving fuel page 224 .

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Display of travel data (multifunction dis-

The current position of the selector control

is shown on the side of the control and on

the instrument cluster display. When the

control is in the D/S position or in the Tip-

tronic position, in some cases, the gear en-

gaged in each case is shown on the instru-

ment cluster display .

Odometer

play) and menus for different settings

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page 69

The odometer registers the total distance

travelled by the car.

Service interval display page 79

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Speed warning page 70

The partial odometer (trip) shows the dis-

tance travelled since the last time it was reset

to zero.

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Speed warning for winter tyres

Start-Stop system status display

To reset the trip odometer (trip ) to 0:

page 214

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Outside temperature indicator

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Signs detected by the road signs detection

system and warning that the maximum per-

mitted speed has been exceeded

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When in Travel data select trip.

If the outside temperature is lower than ap-

proximately +4 °C (+39 °F), the “ice crystal

symbol”  on the outside temperature dis-

play also lights up. This symbol remains lit

until the outside temperature exceeds +6 °C

Press and hold the  button of the multi-

function steering wheel for approximately 2

seconds.

page 73

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Indication of active cylinder management

status (ACT^®) page 230

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Combined operating range display

brid vehicles)

(hy-

(+43 °F)

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Low consumption driving 

When the vehicle is stationary, when the

auxiliary heater is switched on or when driv-

ing at very low speeds, the outside tempera-

ture indicated may be higher than the actual

temperature due to the heat produced by

the engine.

Identifying letters on engine (LDM)

The value shown is calculated and updated

according to the driving style. Therefore, the

range can vary even when the fuel tank is full

and the high-voltage battery is fully charged.

Driver assistance system display

page 232

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Copyright

Range can be increased by reducing or

switching off comfort consumers, e.g. air

conditioning or seat heating.

Doors, bonnet and rear lid open

The margin of measurement ranges from

-45 °C (-49 °F) to +76 °C (+169 °F).

When the vehicle is unlocked and while driv-

ing, the instrument panel display shows if any

of the doors, the bonnet or rear lid are

opened and, in some cases, it is also indica-

ted by an audible warning. The display may

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Instruments and warning/control lamps

Speed warning for winter tyres

Instrument panel menus

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At outside temperatures above +4 °C

(+39 °F), there may be ice even when the

“ice crystal symbol” is not on.

If the maximum set speed is exceeded, this is

displayed on the instrument cluster display

The number of menus and information items

available will depend on the vehicle’s elec-

tronics and features.

page 69.

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The outside temperature sensor takes a

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guideline measurement.

The speed warning can be set in the infotain-

ment system using the function button  >

Some menu options can only be read when

the vehicle is stationary.

Note

Vehicle > Exterior > Tyres page 89 .

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Driving data page 70

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Assist systems.

There are different instrument panels

Low consumption driving 

and therefore the versions and instructions

on the display may vary. In the case of dis-

plays without warning or information texts,

faults are indicated exclusively by the con-

trol warning lamps.

Depending on the equipment, when the ve-

hicle is moving  is displayed on the instru-

ment cluster display when the vehicle is in an

economical consumption status due to ac-

tive cylinder management (ACT®)

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Front Assist On/Off page 240

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ACC (only display) page 244

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Lane Assist On/Off page 252

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Side Assist On/Off page 258

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Some indications on the instrument pan-

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el screen may be concealed by a sudden

event, e.g. an incoming call.

Navigation.

Audio.

page 230.

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Depending on the equipment, some set-

Identifying letters on engine (LDM)

Telephone.

tings and instructions can be carried out or

displayed on the infotainment system as

well.

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Vehicle status page 71

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See Service menu page 69 .

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Copyright

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If there are several warnings at the same

Service Menu

Legal text about the property rights and

copyrights of the instrument cluster.

time, the symbols will be displayed one af-

ter the other for a few seconds. The sym-

bols will stay on until you remove the cause.

In the Service menu various settings can be

adjusted depending on the features.

WARNING

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If when switching on the ignition warn-

ings are shown about existing faults, it

might not be possible to change the set-

tings or show the information as described.

In this case, go to a specialised workshop

and request a repair.

Even when the outside temperature is

higher than freezing temperature, some

roads and bridges could be frozen.

Open the Service menu

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While in Classic View, go to the Initial

Data screen, press the  button on the mul-

tifunction steering wheel for about 5 sec-

onds and release it.

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The “ice crystal symbol” indicates that

there may be a risk of freezing.

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Next, the Configuration list menu is

displayed, where you can choose between

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Operation

the Service menu or the View selection

from where the instrument cluster views can

be switched on and off.

Next Service

or 9999.9 km. When one of these val-

ues is exceeded (varies depending on

the version of the instrument panel),

the memory is deleted.

This specifies when the next workshop in-

spection is scheduled.

Restart the service interval display

Delete journey data presets

Select the Service menu and follow the in-

structions on the screen of the instrument

panel.

Driving data indicator (multifunc-

tion display)

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When in Travel data select desired memo-

ry.

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Keep the  button on the multi-function

The display of the travel data (multifunction

display) shows different values about the

journey and the consumption.

Restart the oil service

steering wheel pressed for approximately 2

seconds.

Select the Restore Oil service menu and

follow the instructions on the instrument

panel display.

Select the instructions

Change from one display to another

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On the instrument cluster, it is selected

manually using the  button on the multi-

function steering wheel. To access the con-

tents of the tube, rotate the right hand

thumbwheel up/down.

Turn the right thumbwheel of the multi-

Reset driving data (vehicles with an ana-

logue instrument cluster)

function steering wheel page 81 .

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Select the Reset trip menu and follow the

instructions on the instrument panel display

to reset the value.

Changing memory

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Depending on the view, select Trip data

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Current consumption: The current

fuel consumption display operates

throughout the journey, in litres/100

km; and with the engine running and

the vehicle stopped, in litres/hour.

and press the left arrow or the  button on

the multifunction steering wheel.

Identifying letters on engine (LDM)

Select the menu Engine code. The identify-

ing letters of the engine will be shown on the

instrument cluster display at the bottom left.

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Since start: The memory is deleted if

the journey is interrupted for more than

2 hours.

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Average consumption: The average

fuel consumption is displayed after driv-

ing for approximately 300 metres.

Since refuelling: Display and stor-

age of the journey data and the con-

sumption values collected. When refu-

elling, the memory is deleted.

Setting the clock

Select the Time menu and set the correct

time by turning the right thumbwheel of the

multifunction steering wheel.

Travelling time: This indicates the

hours (h) and minutes (min) since the

ignition was switched on.

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Long-term: This memory contains

travel data up to a maximum of 19 hours

and 59 minutes or 99 hours and 59 mi-

nutes, or up to a maximum of 1999.9 km

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Instruments and warning/control lamps

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Range: Approximate distance in km

that can still be travelled if the same

driving style is maintained.

ble. If necessary, seek professional assis-

tance.

Warning and information mes-

sages (Vehicle status)

Information message

AdBlue range or : Approximate

distance in km that can still be travelled

with the current level of the AdBlue®

tank with the same driving style. The in-

dication appears from a range of less

than 2,400 km and cannot be deactiva-

ted.¹⁾

The system runs a check on certain compo-

nents and functions when the ignition is

switched on and while the vehicle is moving.

Faults are displayed on the instrument clus-

ter display as red and yellow warning symbols

accompanied with messages and, as appli-

It provides information about processes in

the vehicle.

Accessing warnings and information

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In the infotainment system, press  > 

cable, even an audible signal page 82 .

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Vehicle data > Vehicle status.

The representation of the messages and

symbols may vary depending on the version

of the instrument panel.

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Distance: Distance covered in km (m)

after switching on the ignition.

Average speed: The average speed

will be shown after driving for approxi-

mately 100 metres.

Driver alert system (break recom-

mendation)

Existing faults can also be checked manually.

To do so, open the menu Vehicle info

page 88.

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Boost/Torque: Indicates the power

and torque of the combustion engine

(does not indicate electric mode).

Priority 1 warning (red)

The symbol lights up or flashes (in part ac-

companied by audible warnings).  Stop

driving! Danger! Check the fault and elimi-

nate the cause. If necessary, seek professio-

nal assistance.

FAS: Reduced assistant indication.

Oil and coolant temperature indication

The engine reaches its operating tempera-

ture when, under normal driving conditions,

the oil temperature is between 80°C (176°F)

and 120°C (248°F). If a great effort is required

from the engine and the outside tempera-

ture is high, the engine oil temperature may

increase. This does not present any problem

as long as the warning lamps  or 

Priority 2 warning (yellow)

The symbol lights up or flashes (in part ac-

companied by audible warnings). Operating

faults or the lack of operating fluids can

cause damage to the vehicle or a fault.

Check the faulty function as soon as possi-

Fig. 53 On the instrument panel display:

driver alert system symbol.

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page 327 do not appear on the display.

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Not available in all countries.

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Operation

The Fatigue detection informs the driver

when their driving behaviour shows signs of

fatigue.

alerts > Fatigue detection page 89 . A

mark indicates that the adjustment has been

activated.

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WARNING

Do not let the comfort afforded by the Fati-

gue detection system tempt you into taking

any risks when driving. Take regular breaks,

sufficient in length when making long jour-

neys.

Function and operation

System limitations

Fatigue detection determines the driving be-

haviour of the driver when starting a journey,

making a calculation of tiredness. This is

constantly compared with the current driv-

ing behaviour. If the system detects that the

driver is tired, an audible warning is given

with a sound and an optic warning is shown

with a symbol and complementary message

The Fatigue detection has certain limitations

inherent to the system. The following condi-

tions can limit the Fatigue detection or pre-

vent it from functioning.

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The driver always assumes the responsi-

bility of driving to their full capacity.

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Never drive if you are tired.

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The system does not detect the tiredness

At speeds below 65 km/h (40 mph)

of the driver in all circumstances. Consult

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At speeds above 200 km/h (125 mph)

When cornering

the information in the section page 72,

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System limitations.

on the instrument panel display Fig. 53 .

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On roads in poor condition

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In some situations, the system may incor-

The message on the instrument panel dis-

play is shown for approximately 5 seconds,

and depending on the case, is repeated. The

system stores the last message displayed.

rectly interpret an intended driving ma-

noeuvre as driver tiredness.

In unfavourable weather conditions

When a sporty driving style is employed

In the event of a serious distraction to the

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No warning is given in the event of the ef-

fect called microsleep!

The message on the instrument panel dis-

play can be switched off by pressing the 

button on the multi-function steering wheel

driver

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Please observe the indications on the in-

strument panel and act as is necessary.

Fatigue detection will be restored when the

vehicle is stopped for more than 15 minutes,

when the ignition is switched off or when the

driver has unbuckled their seat belt and

opened the door.

page 80.

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Note

Conditions of operation

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Fatigue detection has been developed for

driving on motorways and well paved roads

only.

Driving behaviour is only calculated on

speeds above about 65 km/h (40 mph) up to

around 200 km/h (125 mph).

In the event of slow driving during a long pe-

riod of time (below 65 km/h, 40 mph) the

system automatically re-establishes the

tiredness calculation. When driving at a fast-

er speed the driving behaviour will be recal-

culated.

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If there is a fault in the system, have it

checked by a specialised workshop.

Switching on and off

Fatigue detection can be activated or deacti-

vated in the infotainment system using the

function button  > Assistants > Driver

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Instruments and warning/control lamps

Road signs detection system¹⁾

The traffic sign detection system does not

work in all countries. Keep this in mind when

travelling abroad.

Speed warning currently unavailable

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The speed warning function of the road

sign detection system is faulty. Have the sys-

tem checked by a specialised workshop.

Shown on the display

Dynamic Road Sign Display: please

clean the windscreen.

The traffic signs detected by the system are

displayed on the dash panel display

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The windscreen is dirty in the camera area.

Fig. 54 and, depending on the navigation

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Clean the windscreen.

system fitted in the vehicle, on the infotain-

ment system as well page 85 .

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Dynamic Road Sign Display currently

restricted.

Fig. 54 On the instrument panel display:

examples of recognised signals.

In Germany, on motorways and vehicle

roads, besides speed limits and overtaking

provisions the system also displays the end of

prohibition signs. The valid speed limit at the

time in other countries is always shown.

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The navigation system is not transmitting

data. Check if the navigation system has up-

dated maps.

The traffic signal detection system is activa-

ted whenever the vehicle ignition is switched

on.

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OR: the vehicle is in a region not included

Hazard warning signs are not displayed in the

infotainment system.

on the navigation system's map.

The system records the standard traffic signs

in front of the vehicle with a camera located

on the base of the interior mirror and pro-

vides information about speed limits, hazard

warnings and overtaking prohibitions.

No data available

Road sign detection system messages:

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The traffic sign detection system does not

work in the current country.

There are no traffic signs available

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The system is in its start-up phase.

Within its limitations, the system also displays

additional signals, such as time-specific pro-

hibitions, signs for vehicles towing trailers

Display of traffic signs

OR: the camera has not recognized any

When the traffic sign detection system is

connected, a camera located on the base of

the interior rear-view mirror records the traf-

fic signs in front of the vehicle. After check-

ing and evaluating the information from the

camera, the navigation system and the cur-

rent vehicle data, up to two valid road signs

mandatory or prohibitive sign.

page 291 or limitations that only apply in

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Error: Dynamic Road Sign Display

the event of rain. Even on journeys without

signs, the system may display any applicable

speed limits.

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There is a fault in the system. Have the sys-

tem checked by a specialised workshop.

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System available depending on the country.

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Operation

are displayed, with their corresponding addi-

tional signs:

of specific traffic signs for vehicles with trail-

er, such as speed limits or overtaking prohib-

itions. It can be activated or deactivated in

the infotainment system using the button 

> Assistants > Driver alerts > Road signs de-

system to operate with limitations or not at

all:

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First position. The sign that is currently

In the case of poor visibility, e.g. in snow,

rain, fog or intense mist.

valid for the driver is shown in the screen. For

example, a maximum speed limit of 130

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tect. > Consider trailer page 89 .

In cases of dazzling, e.g. caused by head-

on traffic or by the sun.

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km/h (100 mph) Fig. 54 .

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For trailer mode, the display of speed limits

applicable to the type of trailer or to the legal

provisions can be adjusted. The speed is ad-

justed in steps of 10 km/h (5 mph) within a

range of between 60 km/h (40 mph) and

130 km/h (80 mph). If it is adjusted to a

speed greater than that which is permitted in

the country in question for driving with a

trailer, the system automatically displays the

usual speed limits, e.g. in Germany 80 km/h

(50 mph).

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Second position. A second traffic sign may

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When driving at high speeds.

be displayed in the second position, such as

a hazard warning sign, an overtaking prohibi-

tion or an alternative speed limit.

If the camera is covered or dirty.

If the traffic signs are out of the camera's

field of vision.

Additional sign: If the windscreen wiper is

working while you are driving, the signal with

the additional rain sign will be shown first, on

the left, as it is the one that is applicable at

the time.

●

If the traffic signs are partially or totally

covered, e.g. by trees, snow, dirt or other ve-

hicles.

●

In the case of traffic signs that do not fulfil

the regulations.

A sign valid only with restrictions, e.g. no

overtaking at certain times, may be dis-

played.

●

In the case of damaged or bent traffic

signs.

If the speed warning for the trailer is deacti-

vated, the system displays the speed limits as

if there were no trailer hitched.

●

In the case of variable messages on over-

head or gantry signs (LED-based variable

traffic signs or other lighting units).

Speed warning (depending on the instru-

ment panel)

No entry sign

●

The traffic sign recognition system warns

acoustically and visually in the instrument

panel when a no entry sign is crossed on a

one-way road or an entrance to a motorway

or highway.

If the maps on the navigation system are

not up-to-date.

If the system detects that the permitted

speed is exceeded, it may warn the driver

with a “gong” and visually with a message on

the dash panel display.

●

In the case of adhesives affixed to vehicles

that depict traffic signs, e.g. speed limits on

lorries.

Trailer mode

Limited operation

WARNING

In vehicles equipped with a towing bracket

device from the factory and a trailer that is

electrically connected to the vehicle, it is

possible to activate or deactivate the display

The traffic sign detection system has certain

limitations. The following cases may lead the

The technology in the traffic sign detection

system cannot change the limits imposed

by the laws of physics and only works within

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Instruments and warning/control lamps

Eco-efficient driving assistance

●

the system's limits. Do not let the extra

convenience afforded by the traffic sign

detection system tempt you into taking any

risks when driving. The system is not a re-

placement for driver awareness.

Stop the vehicle at the next opportunity

and in a safe place.

Note

To avoid affecting the correct operation of

the system, take the following points into

consideration:

●

Adapt your speed and driving style to suit

visibility, weather, road and traffic condi-

tions.

●

Regularly clean the area of vision of the

●

Poor visibility, darkness, snow, rain and

camera and keep it in a clean state, without

snow or ice.

fog may lead to the system failing to display

traffic signs or not displaying them correct-

ly.

●

Do not cover the field of vision of the

camera.

●

Fig. 55 Eco-efficient driving assistance in-

dication (schematic representation).

If the camera's field of vision is dirty, cov-

●

Always replace damaged or worn blades

ered or damaged, system operation may be

impaired.

when required to avoid lines on the cam-

era's field of vision.

Eco-efficient driving assistance helps you

drive with care and with low energy con-

sumption by following instructions superim-

posed in the digital cockpit, depending on

the situation.

●

Check that the windscreen is not dam-

WARNING

aged in the area of the camera's field of vi-

sion.

The driving recommendations and traffic

indications shown on the traffic sign detec-

tion system may differ from the actual cur-

rent traffic situation.

●

The use of outdated maps on the naviga-

tion system may cause the system to show

traffic signs incorrectly.

When you approach places such as a junc-

tion, a roundabout or a section of road with a

speed limit, the symbol  is displayed along

●

The system may not detect or correctly

●

In the waypoints mode of the navigation

show all the traffic signs.

with an event in the digital cockpit Fig. 55 .

system, the traffic sign detection system is

only partly available.

›››

●

Traffic signs and traffic regulations have

priority over the recommendations and dis-

plays provided by the system.

WARNING

●

Failure to heed the control lamps and

corresponding text messages when they

light up may result in damage to the vehi-

cle.

The system is not a replacement for driver

awareness.

WARNING

●

Adapt your speed and driving style at all

If messages are ignored, the vehicle may

stall in traffic and cause accidents and se-

vere injuries.

times to suit visibility, weather, road and

traffic conditions.

●

Traffic signs on the road and traffic regu-

●

Never ignore the messages displayed.

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lations have priority over eco-driving notes.

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Operation

The engine speed limiter is released as soon

as the engine reaches normal operating

temperature and the takes his/her foot off

the accelerator.

Revolution counter

Note

●

The appearance of the symbols may vary

The rev counter indicates the number of en-

gine revolutions per minute.

slightly depending on the equipment and

model. System updates may modify or ex-

pand the symbols.

If the engine speed limitation is caused by an

engine management fault, the  indicator

light also lights up. Make sure the displayed

RPM is not exceeded (for example, by reduc-

ing it). Go immediately to a specialised work-

shop to have the fault repaired.

Together with the gear-change indicator,

the rev counter offers you the possibility of

using the engine of your vehicle at a suitable

speed.

●

When the system is switched on, eco-ef-

ficient driving assistance can also increase

recuperation without any indication being

displayed. This can occur in situations such

as when the accelerator pedal is released

when a vehicle is driving in front. In this

case, energy recuperation is adapted

match the speed of the vehicle in front

without any indication being displayed.

The beginning of the red zone of the rev

counter indicates the maximum speed in any

gear after running-in and with the engine

hot. However, it is advisable to move the se-

lector lever to D or lift your foot off the ac-

celerator before the needle reaches the red

Flashing indicator¹⁾²⁾

The flashing indicator warns the driver that

the engine RPM limit has been reached.

zone

.

›››

The flashing indication is displayed in the up-

per areas of the rev counter by green, yellow

and red areas.

We recommend that you avoid high revs and

that you follow the recommendations on the

gear-change indicator. Consult the addition-

al information in page 224, Selecting the

optimal gear.

Time

Setting the time on the infotainment sys-

tem

When the RPM approaches the limit, the

flashing indicator flashes red. Shift up a gear

at the right time.

›››

●

Press Settings.

Select the menu option Time and date to

Speed limiter¹⁾

CAUTION

set the time page 85 .

›››

If the indicator light  turns on, the engine

will be automatically limited to the speed

shown on the instrument cluster. This pro-

tects the engine components in situations

such as a cold start or against overheating.

●

To prevent damage to the engine, the rev

counter needle should only remain in the

red zone for a short period of time.

1)

Depending on version.

2)

Only in the CUPRA view on the instrument

cluster

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Instruments and warning/control lamps

The following displays can be seen on the

Power meter:

●

When the engine is cold, avoid high revs

and heavy acceleration and do not make

the engine work hard.

Fig. 56, Fig. 57

›››

A

›››

The vehicle recovers electrical energy.

For the sake of the environment

B

e-Mode electric driving.

Changing up a gear early will help you to

save fuel and minimise emissions and en-

gine noise.

C

The combustion engine must be run-

ning. With the Boost function, the vehi-

cle drives for a short period of time with

maximum power from both the electric

motor and the combustion engine.

Power meter

Fig. 57 Digital instrument panel: Power-

meter (Cupra view)

3 Valid for: hybrid vehicles

Battery level indicator

The lower left hand side of the rev counter

has two colour coded areas:

3 Valid for: hybrid vehicles

Green Charge: Energy recovery zone.

Blue Power %: Electric traction zone. Indi-

cates the percentage of power used and

the maximum amount of power cur-

rently available.

The power meter shows the usage level of

the electric drive. The power meter bar

shows the current usage level.

Fig. 58 Digital instrument panel: battery

level indicator.

The small arrow next to the battery symbol

on the fuel gauge indicates which side of the

vehicle the charging cover is on.

A finer coloured border indicates how much

the propulsion can currently be used. De-

pending on the selected driving program and

the current availability of electrical power,

the boundaries of the different colours can

vary.

Fig. 56 Digital instrument panel: Power-

meter (classic view)

Note

●

Never drive with the tank completely

»

empty. Under certain circumstances, the

77

Operation

The display only works when the ignition is

switched on.

energy stored in the high-voltage battery

may not be sufficient to reach the nearest

service station.

Note

The small arrow on the fuel gauge next to

the fuel pump symbol points out towards

the side of the vehicle with the fuel tank

flap.

The fuel range is displayed on the instrument

panel.

●

When the outside temperature is very

low, and therefore the high-voltage battery

is very cold, difficulties may arise in starting

the internal combustion engine and the

range in the electric driving mode may be

reduced.

You can consult the tank capacity of your ve-

hicle in the page 367 section.

›››

Coolant temperature indicator.

WARNING

When driving with low fuel, the vehicle may

stall in traffic and cause accidents and se-

vere injuries.

The coolant temperature view can be selec-

ted in the corresponding menu page 66 .

›››

Fuel gauge

●

If the fuel tank level is too low, fuel could

Control and warning lamp

reach the engine irregularly, particularly

when driving up or down slopes.

It lights up red



●

The steering system and the driver assis-



Do not carry on driving!

tance systems and brakes do not work

when the engine is running irregularly or

switches off due to lack of fuel or an irregu-

lar supply thereof.

Engine coolant level too low, coolant temperature too

high.

Flashes red



Fig. 59 Fuel gauge located in different po-

sitions depending on the view.

●

Always refuel when there is only one

quarter of fuel in tank to prevent the vehi-

cle to stop due to lack of fuel.

Fault in the engine coolant system.

Control lamps

●

Stop the vehicle, switch off the engine and

let it cool down.

CAUTION

It lights up yellow



●

Check the engine coolant level

page 329.

Never run the fuel tank completely dry. An

irregular fuel supply can cause misfiring

and unburnt fuel could enter the exhaust

system. The catalytic converter or the par-

ticulate filter may get damaged!

Fuel tank almost empty. The fuel reserve level has

›››

●

been reached

opportunity.

. Refuel as soon as you have the

›››

If the warning lamp does not switch off

even if the coolant level is correct, request

assistance from specialised personnel.

It lights up yellow



Presence of water in diesel.

Turn off the engine and seek professional assistance.

78

Instruments and warning/control lamps

Control and warning lamps (valid for hy-

brid vehicles)

In vehicles with LongLife Service, the inter-

vals are determined individually. Thanks to

technological progress, maintenance work

has been greatly reduced. Because of the

technology used by CUPRA, with this service

you only need to change the oil when the ve-

hicle so requires. To calculate this variation

(max. 2 years), the vehicle's conditions of use

and individual driving styles are considered.

The advance warning first appears 20 days

before the date established for the corre-

sponding service. The kilometres (miles) re-

maining until the next service are always

rounded up to the nearest 100 km (miles)

and the time is given in complete days. The

current service message cannot be viewed

until 500 km after the last service. Prior to

this, only lines are visible on the display.

also depends on the outside temperature.

If necessary, use the engine oil tempera-

ture page 71 as a guide.

›››

Additional lights and other accessories in

It lights up red



●



Do not carry on driving!

front of the air inlet reduce the cooling ef-

fect of the coolant. At high outside temper-

atures and high engine loads, there is a risk

of the engine overheating.

Engine or high-voltage system coolant level too low,

engine or high-voltage system coolant temperature

too high.

●

The front spoiler also ensures proper dis-

Flashes red

^and



tribution of the cooling air when the vehi-

cle is moving. If the spoiler is damaged this

can reduce the cooling effect, which could

cause the engine to overheat. Seek special-

ist assistance.



Do not carry on driving!

Failure in the high-voltage cooling circuit. Disconnect

the drive system and seek professional assistance.

●

Stop the vehicle, switch off the engine and

let it cool down.

Service intervals

●

Check the engine coolant level

page 329.

›››

●

The service interval display appears on the

instrument cluster screen and in the info-

tainment system.

Inspection reminder

Check the coolant level in the high-voltage

cooling circuit page 330 . If the level is too

low DO NOT add coolant. Seek specialist as-

›››

If a service or an inspection has to be carried

out soon, a service reminder will be dis-

played when the ignition is switched on.

There are different versions of instrument

panels and infotainment systems, so the ver-

sions and instructions on the screens may

vary.

sistance immediately.

●

If the warning lamp does not switch off

The figure displayed are the kilometres that

can still be travelled or the time until the next

service.

even if the coolant level is correct, request

assistance from specialised personnel.

CUPRA distinguishes between services with

engine oil change (e.g. Oil change service)

and services without engine oil change (e.g.

Inspection).

CAUTION

Service due

●

To ensure a long useful life for the engine,

When the time for a service or an inspec-

tion comes, an audible warning will be emit-

ted when the ignition is switched on and the

avoid high revs, driving at high speed and

making the engine work hard for approxi-

mately the first 15 minutes when the engine

is cold. The phase until the engine is warm

In vehicles with Services established by

time or mileage, the service intervals are al-

ready pre-defined.

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Operation

●

fixed key symbol  may appear on the in-

strument panel for a few seconds, along with

one of the following messages:

The service interval display can only be re-

Using the instrument panel

set through the Service menu page 69 .

›››

Introduction

Do not restart the indicator between the

service intervals, otherwise the information

displayed will be incorrect.

●

Service now!

With the ignition switched on, it is possible to

read the different functions of the display by

scrolling through the menus.

Please have your vehicle inspec-

ted.

If the oil change service is reset manually,

the service interval display changes to a fixed

service interval, also in vehicles with Flexible

oil change service.

●

Oil change service due!

The multifunction display can only be con-

trolled from the buttons on the multi-func-

tion steering wheel.

Oil change service and inspection

due!

Note

Some menu options can only be read when

the vehicle is at a standstill.

Consult a service notification

●

The service message disappears after a

With the ignition switched on, the engine off

and the vehicle at a standstill, the current

service notification can be read:

few seconds, when the engine is started or

when the  button is pressed on the multi-

function steering wheel.

WARNING

Distracting the driver in any way can lead to

an accident and cause injuries.

●

In vehicles with the LongLife system in

Check the date of the current service on the

infotainment system

which the battery has been disconnected

for a long period of time, it is not possible to

calculate the date of the next service.

Therefore the service interval display may

not be correct. In this case, bear in mind

the maximum service intervals permitted

●

Never use the menus on the instrument

●

panel display while the vehicle is in motion.

Press Settings.

●

Select the Data connection menu option

to display information about services.

Note

After loading or changing the 12-volt bat-

tery, check the system settings. If the pow-

er supply is interrupted, the system settings

might be incorrect or deleted.

Checking the date on the digital instrument

panel

page 350.

›››

●

If you reset the display manually, the next

●

The date of the service can only be read

service interval will be indicated as in vehi-

cles with fixed service intervals. For this

reason we recommend that the service in-

terval display be reset by an authorised

dealer.

through the Service menu page 69 .

›››

Resetting service interval display

If the service was not carried out by a speci-

alised CUPRA dealer or any dealer in the

SEAT network, the display can be reset as

follows:

80

Instruments and warning/control lamps

a few seconds until the menu or the informa-

tive display opens automatically.

Operation using the multifunc-

tion steering wheel

Button for the driver assistance

systems

Changing menu settings

●

In the menu displayed, turn the right

thumbwheel of the multifunction steering

wheel Fig. 60 until the desired option of

›››

the menu is highlighted. The option appears

framed.

●

Press the button  Fig. 60 to make the

›››

required modifications. A mark indicates that

the system or function is activated.

Fig. 61 On the turn signal and main beam

lever: button for driver assistance systems

(depending on versions).

Fig. 60 Right side of the multifunction

steering wheel: buttons for using the in-

strument cluster’s menus and information

displays (depending on versions).

Back to menu selection

Press the button  or  Fig. 60 .

›››

As long as a priority 1 page 71 warning is

›››

active, it will not be possible to access any

menu. Some warnings can be confirmed and

hidden with the button  of the multifunc-

tion steering wheel Fig. 60 .

›››

Select a menu or an informative display

●

Switch the ignition on.

If a message or vehicle symbol is displayed,

Fig. 62 Left side of the multifunction

steering wheel: button for driver assistance

systems (depending on versions).

press the button  Fig. 60 ; if necessary,

several times.

›››

»

●

To change menus, use buttons  or 

Fig. 60.

›››

●

To open the menu or the information dis-

played, press the button  Fig. 60 or wait

›››

81

Operation

With the turn signal and main beam head-

light lever button, you can activate or deacti-

vate the driver assistance systems displayed

in the Assistance systems menu .

tem, in the menu Vehicle settings

Fault in the brake system page 264 .

›››



page 89.

›››

Fault in the steering system page 226 .

›››



Driver or passenger has not fastened seat

belt page 16 .

›››



Control lamps

Activating or deactivating a driver assis-

tance system using the turn signal lever

and main beam headlight

Engine or high voltage system coolant (hy-



brid vehicles) page 78 .

›››

Control and warning lamps

●

1

Engine oil pressure page 327 .

Briefly press the Fig. 61

button to

›››







The control and warning lamps are indicators

open the Assistants menu.

of warnings

, faults or certain functions.

›››

Anomaly in the alternator page 334 .

›››

●

Select the driver assistance system and ac-

Some control and warning lamps come on

when the ignition is switched on, and switch

off when the engine starts running, or while

driving.

Press the foot brake page 244 .

tivate or deactivate it page 80 . A mark in-

dicates that driver assistance system is

switched on.

›››

AdBlue level too low, OR fault in the SCR



system page 319

.

›››

●

Next, confirm the selection by pressing

Depending on the model, additional text

messages may be viewed on the instrument

panel display. These may be purely informa-

tive or they may be advising of the need for

Drive system page 212 , page 310

›››



the  button on the multi-function steering

wheel.

Yellow warning lamps

Activating or deactivating a driver assis-

tance system using the multifunction

steering wheel

action page 64, Instrument panel .

›››

Notification central lamp: additional infor-

mation on the instrument panel display





Depending upon the equipment fitted in the

vehicle, instead of a warning lamp, some-

times a symbol may be displayed on the in-

strument panel.

Front brake pads worn page 264 .

›››

●

Press the button  Fig. 62 to open the

›››

Aids menu.

Fault in the ESC or the system caused it to

switch off; OR ESC or TCS operating

●

Select the driver assistance system and ac-



When certain control and warning lamps are

lit, an audible warning is also heard.

tivate or deactivate it. A mark indicates that

driver assistance system is switched on.

page 269.

›››

TCS switched off manually; OR ESC in Sport

mode; OR ESC switched off manually

●

Next, confirm the selection by pressing

Red warning lamps



the  button on the multifunction steering

wheel.

page 269.

›››

Notification central lamp: additional infor-

mation on the instrument panel display



Fault in the ABS page 269 .

›››



The driver assistance systems can also be

switched on and off in the infotainment sys-

Parking brake on page 264 .

›››



Electronic parking brake faulty.



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Instruments and warning/control lamps

Defective cruise control system (GRA)

Auto Hold active (lights green), or Auto

Rear fog light switched on page 114 .

›››







Hold paused (lights white) page 268 .

›››

page 238.

›››

Fault in the emission control system

Charging system page 308

›››







page 321.

Defective speed limiter page 239

›››

 

›››

Press the foot brake page 218 .

›››

Pre-heating of the diesel engine; OR fault in

the management of the diesel engine

Defective active cruise control (ACC)



page 249

Cruise control system (GRA) page 236 .

›››





›››



page 321.

›››

Lane Assist (lane keeping system)

Speed limiter page 238

›››







Fault in the petrol engine management

page 252.

›››

Adaptive cruise control (ACC) page 245 .

›››

page 321.

›››

Error in the lane assist warning system

Lane assist active (Lane Assist) warning





Particulate filter blocked page 321 .

page 252.



›››







page 252.

›››

Fault in the steering system page 226 .

Travel Assist active page 255 .

›››







Lane Assist switched off page 252 .

›››

Auxiliary heater page 156 .

›››



Tyre pressure monitor system page 346 .

›››

Travel Assist error page 256 .

›››



Drive system page 212

›››







Blue indicator lamps

Fault in the lighting of the vehicle



Main beam on or flasher on page 114 .

Vehicle sound page 212

page 114.

›››



Fuel tank almost empty page 78 .

Low engine oil level page 327 .

›››







Other warning lamps

Adblue level low, OR fault in the SCR system

Fault in the gearbox page 223 .

Door(s), rear lid or bonnet open or not

›››





page 319.

properly closed page 68 .

›››

Engine speed limitation page 76 .

›››

Main beam assist (Light Assist) page 114 .

Fault in airbag system and seat belt tension-

›››











ers page 25 .

›››

Hill descent control (HDC) page 225 .

›››

Green indicator lamps

Front passenger front airbag is disa-

Service interval display page 79 .

Turn lights or emergency lights on

page 114.

›››







bled page 25 .

›››



›››

Mobile phone connected by Bluetooth® .

Mobile telephone battery charge status.

The front passenger front airbag is activated

Trailer turn signals page 114 .

›››





»

page 25.

›››



83

Operation

Risk of freezing page 68 .

›››





.

Start-Stop system activated page 214 .

›››

Start-Stop system unavailable page 214 .

›››

WARNING

If the warning lamps and messages are ig-

nored, faults may occur in the vehicle, it

may stall in traffic, or accidents and serious

injuries may occur.

●

Never ignore the warning lamps or text

messages.

●

Stop the vehicle safely as soon as possi-

ble.

●

A faulty vehicle represents a risk of acci-

dent for the driver and for other road users.

If necessary, switch on the hazard warning

lamps and put out the warning triangle to

advise other drivers.

●

Before opening the bonnet, switch off

the engine and allow it to cool.

●

In any vehicle, the engine compartment

is a hazardous area and could cause severe

injuries page 322 .

›››

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Instruments and warning/control lamps

How to move through the different menus

and select them

ple, long lists of settings. Press on the scroll

bar and pull up or down.

Infotainment system

●

Switch the ignition on.

Introduction

Tutorial

If the infotainment system is off, switch it

The first time you connect the Infotainment

system, a system tutorial will open with a

brief description of the main functions and

how to use it.

The infotainment system brings together im-

portant vehicle functions and systems into a

single central control unit, e.g. air condition-

ing, menu settings, radio equipment and the

navigation system.

on.

●

The different menus are selected directly

on the touch screen using texts, icons or

buttons.

Help

If the box is checked , the function is acti-

vated.

The actual number of menus available and

the name of the various options will depend

on the vehicle’s electronics and equipment.

In the Help menu can be found more infor-

mation and tips for using the infotainment

system.

Pressing the menu button  will always take

you to the last menu used.

General operating information

Any changes made using the settings menus

are automatically saved on closing those

menus.

WARNING

General information on the operation of the

infotainment system, as well as on the warn-

ing and safety instructions that must be tak-

Any distraction may lead to an accident,

with the risk of injury. Operating the Info-

tainment system while driving could dis-

tract you from traffic.

Scroll bar: Some menus and functions show

more content above or below those dis-

played on the screen at that time, for exam-

en into account, is found in page 162 .

›››

85

Operation

Explanation of the function buttons

Fig. 63 Schematic representation: Overview

of the possible function buttons on the screen

E

Top part of the screen

Bottom part of the screen

Direct accesses to the functions of the

Infotainment system (up to 10 functions,

5 + 5, customisable by the user). The

functions in question can be edited by

pressing and holding the icon (replace

icons, delete icons or change their or-

der).

D

The following information is always visible,

even when the infotainment system is turned

Main menu display mode:

: main menu with the 6 main functions

divided into 2 screens (3 + 3, customisa-

ble by the user by pressing on the func-

tion).

off Fig. 63 :

›››

A

Time, Incoming call or pre-air condi-

tioning on/off.

B

Climabar page 149 .

: main menu in mosaic mode (all func-

tions of the Infotainment system)

›››

F

Direct access to the Assistants, Driving

profiles, background lighting and vehicle

C

Status bar. System customisation based

on user and notifications.

settings page 89 .

›››

86

Instruments and warning/control lamps

Initial configuration wizard

Fig. 64 Schematic representation: Initial con-

figuration wizard

The initial configuration wizard will help you

to set up your Infotainment system the first

time you switch it on.

Function button: Function

A

Press to set day and time.

Press to select your home address us-

E

ing your current position or by man-

Whenever you switch on the infotainment

system, the initial setup screen will be dis-

Press to search and store to memory

ually entering an address.

B

the radio stations that have the best

reception at that moment.

Disables the possibility of changing

the settings of the Infotainment sys-

played Fig. 64 if any parameters have not

›››

been set (marked with “”) or if the Don't

show again function button has not been

pressed.

Press to go to the Online Media set-

tings.

Don't show

again

tem. If you want to run the initial con-

figuration, it can be accessed through

C



Settings > Initial configuration

Press to link your mobile phone to the

Infotainment system.

wizard.

D

Function button: Function

Start

End

Starts up the Configuration Wizard.

Closes the Configuration Wizard.



Once one or more settings have been

applied, press to finalise the setup in

the main menu of the wizard.

87

Operation

Vehicle information

Fig. 65 Schematic representation: Vehicle in-

formation and status

Pressing on  Vehicle info in the main menu

opens the Vehicle info menu with the follow-

ing submenus:

–

Driving data: The average consump-

tion, average speed, distance travelled,

trip duration and autonomy are shown.

It has 3 memories: “Since start”, “Long-

term” and “Since refuel” page 70 .

›››

–

Vehicle status: The warnings regarding

faults, incidents, memorisation of the

tyre pressure or information of the next

inspection service are displayed.

e-Info: shows the electric range and

power flow page 213 .

›››

88

Instruments and warning/control lamps

Assist systems and vehicle settings

Fig. 66 Schematic representation: Assist sys-

tems and vehicle settings

■

A

Press  Fig. 66

, or Vehicle settings in

Activate / deactivate ESC, stabilisation

Traffic sign recognition page 73 .

›››

the main menu to open the assistants and

vehicle settings menu. Next, clicking on any

of the menus located in the left area , dis-

plays the settings menu or the selected as-

sist systems on the display.

systems and brake assist page 269 .

■

›››

Lane assist page 258 .

›››

■

Activate / deactivate the Start-Stop

■

Drive Profile page 226

›››

Background lighting page 122

B

system page 214 .

›››

■

Adaptive cruise control (ACC)

Vehicle

page 244.

›››

■

Instrument panel page 67 .

›››

■

The number of assist systems and settings

depend on the version and the country in

question.

Lane Assist (lane keeping system)

■

Lighting page 121 .

›››

page 252.

›››

■

Rear view mirrors page 125 .

■

›››

Emergency brake assistance system

■

(Front Assist) page 240 .

Closing page 92 .

›››

■

Assistance systems

■

Driving Assist (Travel Assist)

Lights page 114 .

■

›››

Parking

page 254

■

›››

Windows page 110 .

■

›››

Automatic parking brake activation

■

Emergency Assist page 256 .

■

›››

Tyres page 346 .

page 266.

›››

■

Speed limiter.

■

Comfort light page 121

Park assist page 274 .

›››

Smart Assistants

›››

■

Driver alerts

■

»

Windscreen wipers page 123

›››

■

Fatigue detection page 71 .

›››

89

Operation

■

Electric drive (PHEV hybrid vehicles) .

Seats page 128

›››

page 211

›››

Farewell screen

Fig. 67 Schematic representation: farewell

screen.

When the ignition is switched off, the Fare-

well Display gives you relevant information

before you leave the vehicle.

Fig. 67

›››

A

Change the order of the warnings.

B

Closes the farewell screen.

90

Instruments and warning/control lamps

The steering wheel includes multifunction

modules from where it is possible to control

the audio, telephone, navigation, voice con-

trol and assist functions without the driver

needing to be distracted from the road.

Symbol

Function

Multifunction steering

wheel

Connect/disconnect the Cruise con-

trol system page 236 / ACC

›››



page 244 / Speed limiter

›››

Functions

page 238

›››

Buttons available depending on the version

: Activate ACC / Cruise control sys-

tem / Limiter

: Reset programmed ACC speed or

cruise control system

Symbol

Function

 

Turn: Turn volume up/down

Press: Mute volume

1

: Increase programmed speed

 







: Decrease programmed speed

Turn: Search in the instrument panel

menu. In Navigation mode, turn to

zoom in/out of the map in the Digital

Cockpit

Press: Select the highlighted option in

the instrument panel

Switching Travel Assist on and off

›››

2

page 254

Open the drive assist menu in the in-

strument panel

Radio: Search for the previous/next

station.

Media: Short press: previous/next

track; long press: fast forward/rewind

Modify the programmed ACC distance



Fig. 68 Controls on the steering wheel.

 

Driving profile selection page 226

›››









Starting and stopping the engine

Activate phone menu (answer call, end

call)



page 207

›››

Switch between media and radio sour-

ces



Change the instrument panel menu

(previous/next)

 



Enable/disable voice control

Digital Cockpit: Change digital panel



views page 65

›››

Fig. 69 Controls on the steering wheel.

Activate or deactivate steering wheel



heating page 154

›››

91

Operation

2

3

Lock the vehicle

held down for a longer period it will flash sev-

eral times, such as for convenience opening.

Opening and closing

Unlock only the rear lid. Press the button

until all the turn signals on the vehicle

flash briefly. You have 2 minutes to open

the rear lid. Once this time has passed, it

will lock again. In addition, the lamp on

the key flashes.

If the vehicle key control lamp does not light

up when the button is pressed, replace the

Set of vehicle keys

key's battery page 94 .

›››

Vehicle key

Key socket

4

5

Control lamp

There is a key socket near the start button

Alarm button. Only press in the event of

an emergency! When the alarm button is

pressed, the vehicle's sounds and the

turn signals light up for a short time.

Press again to disconnect.

Fig. 71 . Warning! Do not confuse with the

location for the emergency start

›››

page 210.

›››

Spare key

To obtain a spare key and other vehicle keys,

the vehicle ID number is required.

With the vehicle key the vehicle may be

locked or unlocked remotely page 95 .

›››

Each new key contains a microchip which

must be coded with the data from the vehi-

cle electronic immobiliser. A vehicle key will

not work if it does not contain a microchip or

the microchip has not been encoded. This is

also true for keys which are specially cut for

the vehicle.

The vehicle key includes an emitter and bat-

tery. The receiver is in the interior of the ve-

hicle. The range of the vehicle key with re-

mote control and new battery is several me-

tres around the vehicle.

Fig. 70 Vehicle key

If it is not possible to open or close the vehi-

cle using the remote control key, this should

The vehicle keys or new spare keys can be

obtained from a specialised CUPRA dealer or

SEAT Official Service, a specialised workshop

or an approved key service qualified to cre-

ate this kind of key.

be re-synchronised page 94 or the bat-

›››

tery changed page 94 .

›››

Different keys belonging to the vehicle may

be used.

Fig. 71 Centre console: vehicle key socket.

New keys or spare keys must be synchronised

Control lamp on the vehicle key

before use page 94 .

›››

Key to Fig. 70

›››

When a button on the vehicle key is briefly

pressed, the indicator lamp flashes

4

1

Unlock the vehicle

Fig. 70 once briefly, but if the button is

›››

92

Opening and closing

Pull out the key blade

WARNING

also possible even when you are outside the

radius of action.

●

Never leave children or disabled persons

●

Key operation can be greatly influenced

in the vehicle. In case of emergency, they

may not be able to leave the vehicle or

manage on their own.

by overlapping radio signals close to the ve-

hicle working in the same range of frequen-

cies, for example, radio transmitters or mo-

bile telephones.

●

An uncontrolled use of the key could

start the engine or activate any electric

equipment (e.g. electric windows), causing

risk of accident. The doors can be locked

using the remote control key. This could

become an obstacle for assistance in an

emergency situation.

●

Obstacles between the remote control

and the vehicle, bad weather conditions

and discharged batteries can considerably

reduce the range of the remote control.

●

If the buttons of the vehicle key are

Fig. 72 Vehicle key: remove the key blade.

pressed or one of the central locking but-

●

Never forget the keys inside the vehicle.

tons page 97 is pressed repeatedly in

›››

An unauthorised use of your vehicle could

result in injury, damage or theft. Therefore

always take the key with you when you leave

the vehicle.

The central locking remote control has the

key blade inside it for use in case of emer-

gency locking/unlocking of the driver's door

short succession, the central locking briefly

disconnects as protection against over-

loading. The vehicle is then unlocked. Lock

it if necessary.

page 104.

›››

●

Never remove the key from the ignition if

●

Spare remote control keys are available at

the vehicle is in motion. Otherwise, the

steering could suddenly block and it would

be impossible to steer the vehicle.

●

1

If you press button Fig. 72

once the

›››

your Technical Service, where they must be

matched to the locking system.

key blade is unlocked and a ring appears as a

key ring.

●

Up to five remote control keys can be

●

1

Press and hold the button

and at the

used.

CAUTION

same time pull on the ring in the direction of

All of the vehicle keys contain electronic

components. Protect them from damage,

impacts and humidity.

2

arrow Fig. 72

key blade.

to completely remove the

›››

Note

●

Only use the key button when you require

the corresponding function. Pushing the

button unnecessarily could accidentally

unlock the vehicle or trigger the alarm. It is

93

Operation

Changing the battery

To change the battery

●

When fitting the battery, check that the

polarity is correct.

●

Remove the key blade from the vehicle key

page 93.

›››

●

For the sake of the environment

Insert the key blade into the slot Fig. 73 ,

press it in the direction of arrow

›››

1

and de-

Please dispose of your used batteries cor-

rectly and with respect for the environ-

ment.

2

tach the cover by levering it

.

●

Extract the battery from the compartment

using a suitable thin object Fig. 74 .

›››

●

Insert the new battery and press it into the

battery compartment

.

Synchronize the vehicle key

›››

●

Place the cover and press it into the vehi-

If the  button is pressed frequently outside

of the vehicle range, it is possible that the ve-

hicle can no longer be locked or unlocked

using the key. In this case, the key must be

resynchronised as described below:

Fig. 73 Vehicle key: opening the battery

compartment cover.

cle key housing until it clicks into place.

WARNING

Swallowing a battery with a 20 mm diame-

ter or any other button battery can cause

serious and even fatal injuries within a very

short time.

●

Remove the key blade from the vehicle key

page 92.

›››

●

Keep the vehicle key and key fobs with

Press the  button on the vehicle key. For

this, it must remain with the vehicle.

batteries out of reach of children.

●

If you suspect that someone may have

●

Open the vehicle within one minute using

swallowed a battery, seek immediate medi-

cal attention.

the key blade. The key has been synchron-

ised.

Fig. 74 Vehicle key: removing the battery.

●

If necessary, fit the cap.

CAUTION

CUPRA recommends you ask a specialised

workshop to replace the battery.

●

If the battery is not changed correctly,

the vehicle key may be damaged.

The battery is located to the rear of the vehi-

cle key, under a cover.

●

Use of unsuitable batteries may damage

the vehicle key. For this reason, always re-

place the dead battery with another of the

same voltage, size and specifications.

94

Opening and closing

Self-locking system to prevent involuntary

unlocking

●

Never leave individuals locked in a closed

Central locking

and locked vehicle. In case of emergency,

they may not be able to exit the vehicle by

themselves or get help.

It is an anti-theft system and prevents the

unintentional unlocking of the vehicle. If the

vehicle is unlocked and none of the doors

(including the boot) are opened within 30

seconds, it re-locks automatically.

Introduction

Central locking functions correctly when all

the doors and the rear lid are correctly shut.

If the driver door is open, the vehicle cannot

be locked with the key.

Description

Unlocking one side of the vehicle only

Central locking allows all doors, the rear lid

and the tank flap to be unlocked centrally:

WARNING

When you lock the vehicle with the key, the

doors and the rear lid are locked. When you

open the door, you can either unlock only

the driver door, or all the vehicle doors. To

select the required option, use the Infotain-

The incorrect use of the central locking

system may cause serious injuries.

●

From outside, using the vehicle key

page 96.

›››

●

The central locking system will lock all

From outside with the Keyless Access

doors. A vehicle locked from the inside can

prevent any non-authorised individual

from opening the doors and accessing the

vehicle. Nevertheless, in case of emergency

or accident, locked doors will complicate

access to the vehicle interior to help the

passengers.

page 98 system,

›››

●

ment system setting page 96 .

›››

From inside, by pushing the central locking

button page 97 .

›››

Automatic locking (Auto Lock)

The Auto Lock function locks the doors and

the rear lid when the vehicle exceeds a

speed of about 15 km/h (9 mph).

Various functions are available to improve

the vehicle safety:

●

Never leave children or disabled people

●

Security system “Safe” page 101

›››

The vehicle can be unlocked via the central

locking switch or by pulling one of the door

handles.

alone in the vehicle. The central locking

button can be used to lock all the doors

from within. Therefore, passengers will be

locked inside the vehicle. Individuals locked

in the vehicle can be exposed to very high

or very low temperatures.

Self-locking system to prevent involuntary

unlocking

●

Selective unlocking system

In the event of an accident in which the air-

bags inflate, the doors will be automatically

unlocked to facilitate access and assistance.

Automatic speed dependent locking and

unlocking system (Auto Lock)

●

Depending on the time of the year, tem-

●

Emergency unlocking system

peratures inside a locked and closed vehi-

cle can be extremely high or extremely low

resulting in serious injuries and illness or

even death, particularly for young children.

Turn signals

The turn signals will flash twice when the ve-

hicle is unlocked and once when the vehicle

is locked.

»

95

Operation

If it does not flash, this indicates that one of

the doors, the rear lid or the bonnet is not

closed correctly.

Central locking settings

Unlock and lock from the outside

Central locking settings can be changed in

the Infotainment system.

Accidental lock-out

Unlocking doors

The central locking system prevents you

from being locked out of the vehicle in the

following situations:

●

Press the function button  > Vehicle >

Exterior > Central locking > Door unlock-

ing.

●

If the driver door is open, the vehicle can-

not be locked with the central locking switch

You can choose to unlock all the doors or

only the driver door when you unlock the

vehicle. In all the options, the fuel tank flap is

also unlocked.

page 97.

›››

Fig. 75 Remote control key: buttons.

Lock the vehicle with the remote control key,

when all the doors and the rear lid have been

closed. This prevents the accidental locking

of the vehicle.

●

Lock: press the  Fig. 75 button.

›››

With the Driver setting, when you press the

 button on the remote control key once,

only the driver door is unlocked. If that but-

ton is pressed twice, the rest of the doors

and the rear lid will be unlocked.

Locking the vehicle without the “Safe” se-

curity system: push the  button again and

hold for 2 seconds.

Note

●

Unlock: press the  button.

●

Never leave any valuable items in the ve-

hicle unattended. Even a locked vehicle is

not a safe.

If the  button is pressed, all the vehicle

doors are locked. At the same time, a confir-

mation signal is heard.

Unlocking the rear lid: hold down the 

button for at least 1 second.

●

If the LED on the driver door sill lights up

The vehicle will be locked again automatical-

ly if you do not open one of the doors or the

rear lid within 30 seconds after unlocking the

car. This function prevents the vehicle from

remaining unlocked if the unlocking button is

pressed by mistake. This does not apply if

you press the  button for at least one sec-

ond.

for about 30 seconds when the vehicle is

locked, the central locking system or anti-

theft alarm is not working properly. You

should have the fault repaired at a special-

ised CUPRA dealer, SEAT Official Service or

specialised workshop.

●

Vehicle interior monitoring by the anti-

theft alarm system will only function as in-

tended if the windows and sunroof are

closed.

96

Opening and closing

●

Selective unlocking system

You can open the doors individually from

the inside by pulling the inside door handle.

●

Other functions of the remote control

key page 111, Convenience open/close

›››

The selective unlocking system allows you to

only unlock the driver door and the fuel tank

flap. All other doors and the rear lid remain

locked.

function.

●

In the event of an accident in which the

airbags inflate, doors locked from the inside

will be automatically unlocked to facilitate

access and assistance.

Unlocking and locking from the

inside

Unlocking the driver's door and tank flap:

●

WARNING

Press (once) the  button on the remote

control key or turn the key once in the open-

●

The central locking switch also works

ing direction.

with the ignition switched off, except when

the “safe” system is activated.

Unlocking all the doors, the rear lid and the

tank flap simultaneously:

●

The central locking switch does not oper-

ate if the vehicle is locked from the outside

and the security system is switched on.

●

Within 5 seconds, press (twice) the  but-

ton on the remote control key, or turn the

key twice within 5 seconds in the opening di-

rection.

●

Locked doors could delay assistance in an

emergency. Do not leave anyone, especial-

ly children, in the vehicle.

The Safe security system and the anti-theft

alarm deactivate immediately when only the

driver door is opened.

Fig. 76 In the centre console: central lock-

ing switch

Note

Your vehicle will lock automatically when it

reaches a speed of about 15 km/h (9 mph)

In vehicles with Infotainment system, you can

programme the security central locking sys-

●

Lock: press the  Fig. 76 button.

›››

(Auto Lock) page 95 . You can unlock the

›››

Unlock: Press the  button again

Fig. 76.

vehicle again using the  button on the

tem directly page 96 .

›››

central locking switch.

WARNING

Please note the following when using the

central locking switch to lock your vehicle:

Observe the safety warnings

in Lock-

›››

ing system “Safe” on page 101.

●

It is not possible to open the doors or the

rear lid from the outside (for safety reasons,

e.g. when stopped at traffic lights).

Note

●

Do not use the remote control key until

●

The LED in the central locking switch lights

up when all the doors are closed and locked.

the vehicle is visible.

97

Operation

Depending on the equipment, the vehicle

may have the Keyless Access system.

If the vehicle is not unlocked for an extended

period, the function is deactivated.

Unlock and lock the vehicle with

Keyless Access

The vehicle can be unlocked and locked via

the front doors only. When doing so, the re-

mote control key must be no further than

approx. 1.5 m away from the door handle.

Configure the Keyless Access system

The behaviour of the Keyless Access system

can be adjusted in the Vehicle settings

menu of the Infotainment system.

It does not matter where you carry the key,

e.g. in your jacket pocket.

If the Keyless Access function is disabled, its

operation is limited.

Once the doors have been locked, they can-

not be opened again immediately. This will

enable you to check that the doors are prop-

erly closed.

Keyless Access is a key-free locking and igni-

tion system to unlock and lock the vehicle

without actively using its key. For this, it is on-

ly necessary that there is a valid vehicle key in

the detection area corresponding to the at-

tempted access to the vehicle.

Fig. 77 Keyless Access: proximity zones.

If you wish you may unlock only the corre-

sponding door or the entire vehicle. The

necessary adjustments can be performed in

vehicles with a driver information system

Unlock the vehicle

page 89.

›››

●

Touch the surface of the sensor located in-

A

side the handle . All turn signals will flash

General information

twice.

If a valid key is in the proximity of the car

Fig. 77, the Keyless Access locking and

›››

If the sensor surface is touched twice, the

entire vehicle will unlock.

starting system gives the key entry as soon as

one of the sensor surfaces on the front door

handles is touched.

Automatic vehicle unlock

Fig. 78 Door handle: sensor surfaces

The following features are then available

without having to use the vehicle key active-

ly:

The vehicle can be unlocked automatically.

To do this, the function must be activated in

the Infotainment system and the vehicle key

must be in the proximity zone of the vehicle.

Fig. 78

›››

A

Unlocking sensor surface on the inside

of the door handle.

●

Keyless Entry: unlocking the vehicle using

B

Locking sensor surface on the outside

of the door handle.

If the key is in the proximity zone, the vehicle

is automatically unlocked.

the handles of the front doors or the soft-

touch/handle on the rear lid.

98

Opening and closing

●

A

Keyless Exit: locking the vehicle using the

Fig. 78

(arrow) of the handle and the

Unlocking and locking the boot hatch

›››

sensor of the driver or passenger door han-

dle.

vehicle unlocks.

When the vehicle is locked, the rear lid auto-

matically unlocks on opening if there is a val-

id vehicle key in the proximity zone

●

Open the door.

●

Easy Open: opening the rear lid moving

On vehicles with selective opening or info-

tainment system configuration, pulling the

door handle twice will unlock all doors.

one foot below the rear bumper

›››

●

Fig. 77.

›››

page 109.

Open or close the rear lid normally.

Press & Drive: keyless starting of the engine

After closing, the hatch locks automatically.

If the complete vehicle is unlocked, the rear

lid will not lock automatically after closing it.

with the starter button page 207 .

›››

In vehicles without the “Safe” security sys-

tem: closing and locking the doors

(Keyless-Exit)

The central locking and locking systems op-

erate in the same way as a normal locking

and unlocking system. Only the controls

change.

●

What happens when locking the vehicle

with a second key

Switch the ignition off.

Close the driver's door.

If there is a vehicle key inside the vehicle and

it is locked from the outside with a second

vehicle key, the key inside the vehicle is

Unlocking the vehicle is confirmed with a

double flash of the indicator lights; locking

by a single flash.

●

Touch (once) the locking sensor surface

B

Fig. 78

(arrow) on one of the front door

›››

handles. The door that is used must be

closed.

blocked for engine ignition page 207 . In

›››

If the vehicle is locked and then all doors and

the rear lid are closed leaving the last key

used inside the vehicle and none outside,

the vehicle will not lock immediately. All the

vehicle's indicator lights will flash four times.

The vehicle will lock after a few seconds if

you do not open any door or the rear lid.

order to enable engine ignition, press the 

button on the key inside the vehicle.

In vehicles with the “Safe” security system:

closing and locking the doors (Keyless-

Exit)

Automatically disabling sensors

If the vehicle is not locked or unlocked for a

long period of time, the proximity sensors on

the passenger doors are automatically disa-

bled.

●

Switch the ignition off.

Close the driver's door.

The vehicle will lock again after a few sec-

onds if you unlock the vehicle but fail to

open any door or boot hatch.

Touch (once) the sensor surface Fig. 78

›››

B

(arrow) on one of the front door handles.

If one of the sensor surfaces on the door

handles is often activated in an unusual man-

ner with the vehicle locked (e.g. by the

branches of a bush rubbing against it), all

proximity sensors are disabled for a certain

period of time.

The vehicle locks with the “Safe” security

system page 101 . The door that is used

must be closed.

›››

Unlocking and opening the doors

(Keyless-Entry)

●

Touch (twice) the sensor surface Fig. 78

›››

●

Grip one of the front door handles. When

you do this, you touch the sensor surface

B

(arrow) of one of the front door handles

to lock the vehicle without activating the

“Safelock” security system page 101 .

»

Sensors will again be enabled:

›››

99

Operation

●

After a time.

The next time the door is locked/unlocked,

Keyless Access will be active again.

Note

OR: if the vehicle is unlocked with the but-

●

If the vehicle battery has little or no

ton  on the key.

charge, or the vehicle key battery is almost

or entirely out of charge, you will probably

not be able to lock or unlock the vehicle

with the Keyless Access system. The vehicle

can be unlocked or locked manually

Keyless Access permanent disconnection

function

●

OR: if the boot is opened.

OR: if the vehicle is unlocked manually with

You can deactivate the vehicle unlock with

Keyless Access permanently in the infotain-

ment system so that others cannot unlock or

start the vehicle.

the key.

page 104.

›››

●

Keyless Access temporary disconnection

function

To control the proper locking of the vehi-

cle, the release function is disabled for ap-

prox. 2 seconds.

You can deactivate the vehicle's Keyless

Access unlocking for one locking and un-

locking cycle.

Convenience functions

●

If the message Keyless access system

To close all the electric windows and the

sunroof using the comfort function, keep a

finger for a few seconds on the locking sen-

B

faulty is displayed on the screen of the

dash panel, abnormalities may occur in the

operation of the Keyless Access system.

Contact a specialised workshop. To do so,

CUPRA recommends going to a specialised

CUPRA dealer or any SEAT dealership.

●

Move the gear lever to position P since

otherwise the vehicle cannot be locked.

sor surface Fig. 78

handle until the windows and roof have

closed.

(arrow) of the door

›››

●

Close the door.

Push the central locking button  on the

How the doors open when touching the

sensor surface on the door handle will de-

pend on the settings that have been activa-

ted in the infotainment system, using the

function button  > Vehicle > Exterior >

Central locking.

●

Depending on the function set on the in-

remote control and touch the locking sensor

surface of the driver door handle

fotainment system for the mirrors, the ex-

terior mirrors will unfold and the surround

lighting will come on when unlocking the

vehicle using the sensor surface on the

driver and passenger door handles

B

Fig. 78

within the following 5 seconds.

›››

Do not grasp the door handle; otherwise the

vehicle will not unlock. Deactivation is also

possible if the vehicle is locked through the

driver’s door lock.

page 125.

›››

●

CAUTION

If there is no valid key inside the vehicle

●

To check that the function has been deac-

or the system fails to detect one, a warning

will display on the dash panel screen. This

could happen if any other radio frequency

signal interferes with the key signal (e.g.

from a mobile device accessory) or if the

key is covered by another object (e.g. an

aluminium case).

The sensor surfaces on the door handles

could engage if hit with a water jet or high

pressure steam if there is a valid vehicle key

in the proximity. If at least one of the elec-

tric windows is open and the sensor surface

tivated, wait at least 10 seconds, grip and pull

on the door handle. The door should not

open.

The next time the door can only be unlocked

via the remote control or the lock cylinder.

B

Fig. 78

(arrow) on one of the handles

›››

is activated continuously, all windows will

close.

100

Opening and closing

Lock the vehicle and activate the “Safe”

security system.

●

If the sensors are very dirty, e.g. have a

WARNING

layer of salt, the correct functioning of the

sensors on the door handles may be affec-

ted. In this case, clean the vehicle.

Do not leave anyone (especially children) in

the vehicle if it is locked from the outside

and the “Safe” security system is activated,

as the doors and windows cannot then be

opened from the inside. Locked doors

could delay assistance in an emergency.

●

Press the locking button  once on the ve-

hicle key.

●

If the vehicle is fitted with an automatic

gearbox, the vehicle can only be locked by

pressing the parking lock button P.

Lock the vehicle without activating the

“Safe” system.

●

To improve the safety of your vehicle, the

●

Press the locking  button on the vehicle

key twice.

remote control of the system is equipped

with a position sensor. If this remote con-

trol does not detect movement for a cer-

tain length of time, the system will con-

clude that the vehicle cannot be opened

(e.g. on a night table) so it will be disabled.

●

OR: touch the sensor surface on the out-

Anti-theft alarm system

B.

side of the door handle twice Fig. 78

›››

Description

When the “Safe” security system is disa-

bled, the following needs to be taken into

account:

●

If, when trying to block the vehicle, the

The anti-theft alarm makes it more difficult

to break into the vehicle or steal it. The sys-

tem will initiate acoustic and optical warning

signals when your vehicle is tried to be

forced.

last used key is still inside, all the turn sig-

nals will flash 4 times.

●

The vehicle can be unlocked and opened

from the inside using an door handle.

●

The anti-theft alarm is activated.

Locking system “Safe”¹⁾

The anti-theft alarm is automatically turned

on when the vehicle is locked with the key.

The system is immediately activated and the

turn signal light located on the driver door

will flash along with the turn signals, indicat-

ing that the alarm and the locking security

system (double lock) have been turned on.

The vehicle interior monitoring system and

the anti-tow system are disabled.

When the vehicle is blocked, the “Safe” se-

curity system puts the door handles out of

operation and prevents unauthorised per-

sons for entering. The doors cannot be

“Safe” status

The flashing frequency of the diode in the

door sill immediately confirms the process.

Initially, the diode flashes in a fast sequence

for a brief period, then it stops for approxi-

mately 30 seconds and, lastly continues

flashing slowly.

opened from inside

.

›››

Depending on the vehicle, when switching

the ignition off, a warning may be displayed

on the control panel screen stating that the

“Safe” security system is activated.

If any of the doors or the bonnet are open,

they will not be included in the protection

zones of the vehicle when the alarm is con-

nected. If the door or the bonnet are

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Available depending on market and version.

101

Operation

●

subsequently closed, they will be automati-

cally included in the protection areas of the

vehicle and the turn signals will flash accord-

ingly when the doors close.

Movement inside the vehicle (in vehicles

Note

with interior monitoring page 103 ).

›››

●

After 28 days, the indicator light will be

●

When the vehicle is towed (in vehicles with

anti-tow system page 103 ).

switched off to prevent the battery from

exhausting if the vehicle has been left

parked for a long period of time. The alarm

system remains activated.

›››

●

When the vehicle is raised (in vehicles with

anti-tow system page 103 ).

●

The turn signal light will flash twice on

opening and deactivating the alarm.

›››

●

If, after the audible warning goes off, an-

●

When the vehicle is transported on a ferry

●

The turn signal light will flash once on clos-

other monitored area is accessed (e.g. the

rear lid is opened after a door has been

opened), the alarm is triggered again.

or by rail (vehicles with an anti-tow system or

vehicle interior monitoring page 103 ).

ing and activating the alarm.

›››

When does the system trigger an alarm?

●

When a trailer connected to the anti-theft

●

The anti-theft alarm is not activated

alarm system is disconnected.

The anti-theft alarm siren will be triggered

for about 30 seconds alongside a sound and

optical (flashing) warning signals and will be

repeated about ten times when the vehicle is

locked and the following unauthorised ac-

tions are attempted:

when the vehicle is locked from within us-

ing the central locking button .

How to turn OFF the alarm

●

If the driver door is unlocked mechani-

●

Unlock the vehicle with the unlock button

 of the key.

cally with the key, only the driver door is

unlocked, the rest of the doors remain

locked. Only when the ignition has been

turned on will the other doors be available -

but not unlocked - and the central locking

button will be activated.

●

OR: turn the ignition on with a valid key.

●

Opening a door that is mechanically un-

If the driver’s door is unlocked mechanically

using the key, the ignition must be turned on

within 15 seconds of opening the door.

locked using the vehicle key without switch-

ing on the ignition in the next 15 seconds (in

certain markets, such as the Netherlands,

there is no 15 second waiting time and the

alarm is activated immediately on opening

the door).

●

If the vehicle battery is run down or flat

then the anti-theft alarm will not operate

correctly.

Otherwise, the alarm will trigger for 30 sec.

and the ignition will be blocked.

●

Vehicle monitoring remains active even if

the battery is disconnected or not working

for any reason.

CAUTION

●

A door is opened.

If the anti-theft security system is switched

off, the vehicle interior monitoring and the

tow-away protection are automatically dis-

connected.

Opening the bonnet.

●

The alarm is triggered immediately if one

of the battery cables is disconnected while

the alarm system is active.

The rear lid is opened.

When the ignition is switched on with a

non-authorised key.

●

Undue manipulation of the alarm.

Disconnection of the vehicle battery.

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Opening and closing

The vehicle interior monitoring and the anti-

tow system are automatically switched on

again next time the vehicle is locked.

The following cases may cause a false

alarm:

Interior monitoring and the anti-

tow system

●

Open windows (partially or fully).

It is a monitoring or control function incor-

porated in the anti-theft alarm which detects

unauthorised vehicle entry by means of ul-

trasound.

If you wish to switch off the vehicle interior

monitoring and the anti-tow system, it must

be done each time that the vehicle is locked;

if not, they will be automatically switched on.

Panoramic/tilting sunroof open (partially

or completely).

●

Movement of objects inside the vehicle,

such as loose papers, items hanging from

the rear vision mirror (air fresheners), etc.

The vehicle interior monitoring and anti-tow

sensor (tilt sensor) are automatically switch-

ed on when the anti-theft alarm is switched

on. In order to activate it, all the doors and

the rear lid must be closed.

The vehicle interior monitoring and the anti-

tow system should be switched off if animals

are left inside the locked vehicle (otherwise,

their movements will trigger the alarm) or

when, for example, the vehicle is transported

or has to be towed with only one axle on the

ground.

Note

●

If the vehicle is relocked and the alarm is

activated without the volumetric sensor

function, relocking will activate the alarm

with all its functions, except the volumetric

sensor. This function is reactivated when

the alarm is switched on again, unless it is

deliberately switched off.

If the “Safe” page 101 security system is

›››

switched off, the vehicle interior monitoring

and the tow-away protection are automati-

cally disconnected.

Deactivation through the infotainment

system

●

If the alarm has been triggered by the

Activation

●

Turn off the ignition and press the function

volumetric sensor, this will be indicated by

a flashing of the warning lamp on the driver

door when the vehicle is opened. The flash

is different to the flash indicating the alarm

is activated.

button  > Vehicle > Exterior > Central

locking > Interior monitoring.

●

It is automatically switched on when the

anti-theft alarm is activated.

●

When the vehicle is locked now, the vehi-

cle interior monitoring and the tow-away

protection are switched off until the next

time the door is opened.

Deactivation

●

Open the vehicle with the key, either me-

●

The vibration of a mobile phone left in-

chanically or by pressing the  button on the

remote control. The time period from when

the door is opened until the ignition is

turned on should not exceed 15 seconds,

otherwise the alarm will be triggered.

side the vehicle may cause the vehicle inte-

rior monitoring alarm to trigger, as both

sensors react to movements and shakes in-

side the vehicle.

False alarms

Interior monitoring will only operate correct-

ly if the vehicle is completely closed. Please

observe related legal requirements.

●

If on activating the alarm, any door or the

rear lid is open, only the alarm will be acti-

vated. The vehicle interior monitoring and

the anti-tow system will only be activated

●

Press the  button on the remote control

twice. The volumetric sensor and tilt sensors

will be deactivated. The alarm system re-

mains activated.

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103

Operation

door opens. Please observe the instructions

relating to the anti-theft alarm system

●

once all the doors are closed (including the

rear lid).

Open and close the doors and the rear lid

only when there is nobody in the way.

page 101.

›››

CAUTION

●

Remove the key blade from the vehicle key

page 92.

›››

●

When opening and closing in an emergen-

cy, carefully disassemble components and

then reassemble them carefully to avoid

damage to the vehicle.

Doors

Insert the key blade into the lock cylinder

to unlock or lock the vehicle.

Introduction

Special characteristics

The doors and rear lid can be locked man-

ually and partially opened, for example if the

key or the central locking is damaged.

●

The anti-theft alarm will remain active

Emergency unlocking or locking

of the driver’s door

when vehicles are unlocked. However, the

alarm will not be triggered page 101 .

›››

WARNING

●

After the driver door is opened, you have

Opening and closing doors carelessly can

cause serious injury.

15 seconds to switch on the ignition. Once

this time has elapsed, the alarm is triggered.

●

If the vehicle is locked from outside, the

●

Switch the ignition on. The electronic im-

doors and windows cannot be opened from

the inside.

mobilizer recognises a valid vehicle key and

deactivates the anti-theft alarm system.

●

Never leave children or disabled people

alone in the car. They could be trapped in

the car in an emergency and will not be

able to get themselves to safety.

Note

The anti-theft alarm is not activated when

the vehicle is locked manually using the key

●

Depending on the time of the year, tem-

shaft page 95 .

›››

Fig. 79 Driver door handle: locking cylin-

der.

peratures inside a locked and closed vehi-

cle can be extremely high or extremely low

resulting in serious injuries and illness or

even death, particularly for young children.

If the central locking system should fail to

operate, the driver door can still be locked

and unlocked by turning the key in the lock.

WARNING

As a general rule, when the driver door is

locked manually all other doors are locked.

When it is unlocked manually, only the driver

Getting in the way of the doors and the rear

lid is dangerous and can lead to serious in-

jury.

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Opening and closing

Childproof locks

anti-clockwise for the right hand side

doors.

Emergency lock of doors without

lock cylinders

Deactivating the childproof lock

–

Unlock the vehicle and open the door

whose childproof lock you want to deacti-

vate.

–

With the door open, rotate the groove in

the door using the ignition key, anti-clock-

wise for the left hand side doors Fig. 81

›››

and clockwise for the right hand side

doors.

Fig. 81 Childproof lock on the left hand

side door.

Once the childproof lock is activated, the

door can only be opened from the outside.

Fig. 80 Locking the door manually.

The childproof lock prevents the rear doors

from being opened from the inside. This sys-

tem prevents minors from opening a door

accidentally while the vehicle is running.

If the central locking system should fail to

work at any time, doors with no lock cylinder

will have to be locked separately.

Rear lid

The emergency lock is located on the front

of the front passenger's door and the rear

doors. It can only be seen if the door is open.

This function is independent of the vehicle

electronic opening and locking systems. It

only affects rear doors. It can only be activa-

ted and deactivated manually, as described

below:

Introduction

The rear lid unlocks and locks together with

the doors.

●

Pull the cap out of the opening.

Insert the key in the inside slot and turn it

On vehicles with Keyless Access, the rear lid

unlocks automatically when it is opened

to the right as far as it will go (if the door is on

the right side) or to the left (if the door is on

the left side).

Activating the childproof lock

page 98.

–

›››

Unlock the vehicle and open the door in

which you wish to activate the childproof

lock.

●

Replace the cap.

WARNING

Once the door has been closed it can no

longer be opened from the outside. Pull the

interior door handle once to unlock and

open the door.

Careless and unsuitable locking, opening

and closing of the rear lid can cause acci-

dents and serious injury.

–

With the door open, rotate the groove in

the door using the ignition key, clockwise

»

for the left hand side doors Fig. 81 and

›››

105

Operation

Opening and closing

●

The rear lid must not be opened when

Note

the reverse or rear fog lights are lit. This

may damage the tail lights.

●

To open: place slight pressure on the han-

dle. The rear lid opens automatically.

Before closing the rear lid, make sure that

the key has not been left inside the luggage

compartment.

●

Do not close the rear lid by pushing it

●

To close: hold one of the handles on the

down with your hand on the rear window.

The glass could smash. Risk of injury!

inner trim and close it by moving it down-

wards, or press the button on the rear lid

›››

●

Ensure the rear lid is locked after closing

Fig. 83.

Opening and closing the rear lid

it. If not, it may open unexpectedly while

driving.

If the doors are locked, the rear lid is also

locked.

●

Closing the rear lid without observing and

ensuring it is clear could cause serious in-

jury to you and to third parties. Make sure

that no one is in the path of the rear lid.

●

Never drive with the rear lid open or half-

closed, exhaust gases may penetrate into

the interior of the vehicle. Danger of poi-

soning!

●

Never leave the vehicle unattended or al-

low children to play inside or next to it, es-

pecially if the rear lid is open. Children

could enter the luggage compartment,

close the rear lid and become trapped. A

locked vehicle can reach extremely high

and low temperatures, depending on the

time of year, thus causing serious injuries,

illness or even death.

Fig. 82 Rear lid: opening from outside.

The rear lid opening system operates electri-

cally. It is activated by exerting slight pressure

on the handle Fig. 82 .

›››

To lock or unlock the rear lid, press the  or

 buttons of the vehicle key.

A warning appears on the instrument panel

display if the rear lid is open or not properly

closed. An audible warning is also given if it is

opened while the vehicle is moving faster

than 6 km/h (4 mph).

CAUTION

Before opening or closing the rear lid, make

sure that there is enough space to open or

close it, e.g. when pulling a trailer or in a ga-

rage.

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Opening and closing

●

locked if an authorised key is recognised in

the proximity of the vehicle.

OR: manually move the rear lid in the di-

Rear lid with electric opening and

closing

rection of closing until it closes automatical-

ly.

●

OR: depending on the features, pull the 

●

button on the driver door upwards

The rear lid goes down automatically to the

Fig. 84. The button also works when the

ignition is switched off.

final position and also closes automatically

›››

in Introduction on page 105.

›››

●

OR: press and hold the  button of the

Interrupting opening or closing

vehicle key for approx. 1 second. If the vehi-

cle is locked, only the rear lid is unlocked (the

doors remain locked).

After beginning to open or close the rear lid,

the action can be halted by pressing one of

the  buttons.

●

OR: on vehicles with Keyless Access and

sensor-controlled opening you can open the

rear lid by moving one foot in the area of the

sensors located below the rear bumper (Easy

If you press one of the  buttons again, the

rear lid will move again in the original direc-

tion.

Fig. 83 Rear lid: button to close the rear lid.

Open page 109 ). The rear lid will be auto-

›››

If the rear lid is met with resistance or an ob-

stacle during the automatic opening or clos-

ing, opening or closing will be interrupted

immediately. For the closing process, the

rear lid opens again slightly.

matically opened.

Closing the rear lid

●

Briefly press the  button on the rear lid

Fig. 83

in Introduction on page 105.

›››

●

›››

●

Check why it has not been possible to

open or close the rear lid.

OR: depending on the features, pull the 

button on the driver door upwards

Fig. 84.

●

Try to open or close the rear lid again.

›››

●

OR: on vehicles with Keyless Access, press

If necessary, the rear lid can be opened or

Fig. 84 On the driver’s door: button to

open and close the rear lid.

and hold the  vehicle key button until the

rear lid is closed, or move one foot into the

area of the sensors located below the rear

closed by hand using reasonable force.

Particular features if towing a trailer

Opening the rear lid

bumper (Easy Open) page 109 . The vehi-

›››

If the factory-fitted towing bracket is electri-

cle key must be in the Keyless Access system

detection zone at the rear outside the vehi-

cle.

●

Unlock the vehicle page 95 and briefly

›››

cally connected to a trailer page 291 , the

›››

press the handle of the rear lid. On vehicles

with Keyless Access you can directly press

the handle of the rear lid. The rear lid is un-

electric rear lid can only be opened or closed

with the buttons on the rear lid itself or by

using the Easy Open function.

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107

Operation

●

Acoustic warnings

Release the rear lid and open it to the

or, after opening, it may lower by itself due

to the extra weight and cause serious in-

jury.

memorised height.

Throughout the process of opening or clos-

ing the rear lid, acoustic warnings can be

heard. Exception: when the rear lid is

●

Lift the rear lid by hand as far as it goes. To

do this, some force will have to be used.

●

Do not open the rear lid when there is a

opened manually using the handle or the

Easy Open function with the movement of

the foot or closed using the button on the

lot of snow on it or when carrying a load

(e.g. on a rack).

●

Press the  button Fig. 83 on the rear

›››

lid for at least 3 seconds.

●

Before opening the rear lid, remove the

●

This resets and memorises the factory-set

rear lid itself Fig. 83 .

›››

snow or the load.

opening angle. Memorisation is indicated by

blinking of the hazard warning lights and an

audible warning.

Modifying and memorising the opening

angle

If the space behind or above the vehicle is

less than the travel area of the rear lid, you

can change the opening angle of the rear lid.

Automatic protection against overheating

If the system is operated repeatedly in a

short space of time, it automatically switches

off to prevent overheating.

To memorise a new opening angle, the rear

lid must be open at least halfway.

Once the system is cool again, the function

can be reused. Until then, the rear lid can

only be opened and closed by hand using

reasonable force.

●

Interrupt the opening process in the de-

sired position.

●

Press the  button Fig. 83 on the rear

›››

lid for at least 3 seconds.

If with the rear lid open the vehicle battery is

disconnected page 333 or the corre-

›››

The opening angle is memorised. Memorisa-

tion is indicated by blinking of the hazard

warning lights and an audible warning.

sponding fuse burns out page 58 , the sys-

›››

tem will have to be reset. This requires clos-

ing the rear lid completely once.

Resetting and memorising the opening

angle

Emergency unlocking

page 110

›››

For the rear lid to reopen completely, the

opening angle must be reset and memorised

again.

WARNING

If a lot of snow builds up on the rear lid or it

is heavily loaded, the rear lid may not open

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Opening and closing

●

Switch the ignition off.

Stand in front of the rear bumper, in the

If the rear bumper is very dirty.

Rear lid with sensor-controlled

opening and closing (Easy Open)

If the rear bumper is wet with salt water,

middle.

e.g. after having driven on gritted roads.

●

With a brisk movement, bring your foot

If the vehicle has been equipped at a later

and lower leg as close as you can to the

bumper. The lower part of the leg needs to

be close to the upper sensor area and your

foot must be close to the lower sensor area

1

time with a tow bracket.

In the event of heavy rain, the Easy Open

feature may take a little longer to open the

boot or may deactivate automatically, to

avoid the boot opening by accident, e.g. be-

cause of the running water.

Fig. 85

.

›››

●

Quickly remove your foot and lower leg

2

from the sensor areas Fig. 85

lid will be automatically opened.

. The rear

›››

The Easy Open function can be connected

and disconnected permanently in the info-

tainment system using the button  > Vehi-

cle > Exterior > Central locking.

●

If the rear lid fails to open, repeat the pro-

Fig. 85 Rear lid with sensor-controlled

opening (Easy Open).

cedure after a few seconds. The detection

zone of the lower sensor may not have been

reached Fig. 86 .

›››

WARNING

The rear lid can be closed with another foot

movement similar to the opening one (provi-

ded a valid vehicle key is in the proximity of

the rear lid).

If there is a valid key in the proximity of the

rear lid, in some cases the Easy Open func-

tion may be accidentally activated and the

rear lid will open, for example, when

sweeping under the rear bumper, when di-

recting a water jet or high pressure steam to

the area or when carrying out maintenance

work or repairs in that area. If accidentally

opened, the rear lid could injure somebody

situated in its area of operation or cause

material damage.

When closed, the rear lid automatically locks

if the vehicle has been locked beforehand

and there is no valid key inside.

While the rear lid is in motion (either open-

ing or closing), it can be stopped with anoth-

er foot movement similar to the opening one

(provided a valid vehicle key is in the proximi-

ty of the rear lid).

Fig. 86 Lower sensor detection area.

If there is a valid vehicle key in the proximity

of the rear lid, it is possible to unlock and

open or close it moving one foot in the area

of the sensors located under the rear bump-

er.

●

Therefore, always make sure that there is

no unsupervised valid key in the area near

the rear lid.

The Easy Open feature is not available or on-

ly has limited availability in the following sit-

uations (examples):

●

Before carrying out any maintenance or

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repair work on the vehicle, always disable

109

Operation

●

Unlocking the rear lid from inside the lug-

gage compartment

Closing the window: pull the button .

the Easy Open feature via the infotainment

system.

Buttons on the driver door

●

Using the key blade, break the pre-

●

Before washing the vehicle, always disa-

punched sheet push it out towards the inside

of the luggage compartment.

1

ble the Easy Open feature via the infotain-

ment system.

Window on the front left door

2

Window on the front right door

●

Before attaching a bicycle rack or a trail-

Insert the key blade into the slot and move

3

Window on the rear left door

er, page 291 , always disable the Easy

›››

the key in the direction of the arrow until the

4

Window on the rear right door

Open feature via the infotainment system.

lock unlocks Fig. 87 .

›››

5

Safety switch for deactivating the electric

window buttons in the rear doors.

Emergency unlocking of the rear

lid

The front and rear electric windows can be

operated by using the controls on the driver

door. The other doors each have a switch for

their own window.

Window controls

Electrically opening and closing

the windows

Always close the windows fully if you park the

vehicle or leave it unattended

.

›››

You can use the electric windows for approx.

10 minutes after switching off the ignition if

neither the driver door nor the front passen-

ger door have been opened.

Safety switch 

Fig. 87 Detail of the luggage compart-

ment: emergency unlocking

5

The safety control Fig. 88

on the driver

›››

door can be used to disable the electric win-

dow buttons on the rear doors.

The rear lid can be unlocked from inside in

the event of an emergency (e.g. no battery).

Safety switch not pressed: buttons on rear

doors are activated.

Fig. 88 Detail of the driver's door: window

controls.

There is a groove in the luggage compart-

ment allowing access to the emergency

opening mechanism.

Safety switch pressed: buttons on rear doors

are deactivated.

●

Opening the window: press the button .

110

Opening and closing

●

The safety control symbol  lights up in yel-

low if the buttons on the rear doors are

switched off.

During convenience closing, first the win-

dows and then the sliding sunroof will be

closed.

Release the button and pull upwards and

hold again. The one-touch function is now

ready for operation.

In the infotainment system different settings

can be adjusted using the function button 

> Vehicle > Exterior > Windows > Conven-

ience opening.

The automatic one-touch electric windows

can be reinitialised individually or several at a

time.

Convenience open/close function

The electric windows can be opened or

closed from outside using the vehicle key:

WARNING

Convenience opening:

One-touch opening and closing

Observe the safety warnings

duction on page 104.

in Intro-

›››

●

Press and hold the  button on the remote

The one-touch automatic opening and clos-

ing is used to open or close the windows

completely. It will not be necessary to hold

the button of the corresponding electric

window.

control key until all the windows and the sun-

roof have reached the desired position.

●

Incorrect use of the electric windows can

result in injury.

●

OR: First unlock the vehicle using the 

●

Never close the rear lid without observing

button on the remote control key and then

keep the key in the driver door lock until all

the windows and the sunroof have reached

the required position.

and ensuring it is clear, to do otherwise

could cause serious injury to you and third

parties. Make sure that no one is in the path

of a window.

For the automatic raising function: pull the

button for the corresponding window up-

wards until it reaches the second position.

●

If the ignition is switched on, the electric

Convenience closing:

For the automatic lowering function: push

the button for the corresponding window

upwards until it reaches the second position.

equipment could be activated with risk of

injury, for example, in the electric windows.

●

Press and hold button  on the remote

control key until all the windows and the sun-

roof are closed

●

The doors can be locked using the re-

.

›››

Stop automatic movement: push or pull on

the button of the corresponding window.

mote control key. This could become an

obstacle for assistance in an emergency sit-

uation.

●

OR: Keep the key in the driver door in the

"lock" position until all the windows and the

sunroof are closed.

Resetting one-touch opening and closing

●

Therefore always take the key with you

●

OR using the Keyless Access system (only

when you leave the vehicle.

The one-touch opening and closing function

is not active after the vehicle battery has

been disconnected or is flat and will have to

be reset.

locking): Press and hold the locking sensor

●

The electric windows will work until the

surface Fig. 90 (arrow) on the door han-

›››

ignition has been switched off and one of

the front doors has been opened.

dle for several seconds to close the windows

and the sunroof. If you release the sensor

surface, the closing movement stops.

●

If necessary, use the safety switch to disa-

●

Pull the button of the corresponding win-

ble the rear electric windows. Make sure

that they have been disabled.

dow and hold it for one second in this posi-

tion.

»

111

Operation

●

If there is no obvious reason why the win-

●

For safety reasons, you should only use

WARNING

dow cannot be closed, try to close it again by

pulling the tab within ten seconds. The win-

dow closes with maximum force. The roll-

back function is now deactivated.

the remote control open and close func-

tions within about 2 metres of the vehicle.

To avoid injuries, always keep an eye on the

windows when pressing the button to close

them. The windows stop moving as soon as

the button is released.

If the sunroof is used negligently or without

paying due attention, it can cause serious

injury.

●

Open or close the sunroof and the sun

●

If more than 10 seconds pass, the window

blind only when no one is in their path of

movement.

will open fully when you operate one of the

buttons. One-touch closing is reactivated.

●

Never leave any key inside the vehicle

Note

when exiting.

WARNING

If the window is not able to close because it

is stiff or because of an obstruction, the

window will automatically open again

●

Never leave a child or any other person

Observe the safety warnings

in Elec-

›››

who may need help in the vehicle, especial-

ly if they have access to the vehicle key. If

using they key unattended, they could lock

the vehicle, start the engine, switch on the

ignition and activate the sunroof.

trically opening and closing the windows on

page 111.

page 112. If this happens, check why the

›››

window could not be closed before at-

tempting to close it again.

●

The roll-back function does not prevent

fingers or other parts of the body getting

pinched against the window frame. Risk of

accident.

●

After switching off, it is still possible to

open or close the sunroof during a short

space of time provided that neither the

driver nor passenger door is opened.

Window anti-trap function

The roll-back function reduces the risk of in-

jury when the electric windows close.

Sunroof

CAUTION

●

If a window is obstructed when closing au-

tomatically, the window stops at this point

and lowers immediately

●

To prevent damage, during winter tem-

Introduction

peratures remove any ice or snow that

might be on the car roof before opening

the sunroof or adjusting the tilt position.

.

›››

The sunroof consists of two glass parts. The

rear part is fixed and cannot be opened. It al-

so has a sun blind.

●

Next, check why the window does not

close before attempting it again.

●

Before leaving the vehicle or in case of

rainfall, always close the sunroof. With the

sunroof open or in a tilted position, water

can enter the interior and can cause con-

siderable damage to the electrical system.

As a result, other damage can occur in the

vehicle.

●

If you try within the following 10 seconds

The sunroof only works when the ignition is

switched on. Once the ignition has been

switched off, you can still open or close the

sunroof for a few minutes provided the driver

door and the front passenger door are not

opened.

and the window closes again with difficulty or

there is an obstruction, the automatic clos-

ing will stop working for 10 seconds.

●

If the window is still obstructed, the win-

dow will stop at this point.

112

Opening and closing

Raising, opening and closing the sunroof

Convenience function to open or

close the sunroof

Note

Opening the sunroof:

●

Leaves and other loose objects that ac-

cumulate on the sunroof rails should be

regularly cleaned away either by hand or

with a vacuum.

●

Automatic movement: slide your finger

back over the functional area 

›››

●

A

Fig. 89

.

●

If the sunroof does not work correctly,

Manual movement: slide back over the

the anti-trap function will not work either.

Contact a specialised workshop.

functional area  and keep it there.

Closing the sunroof:

●

Automatic movement: slide your finger

A

Operating the sunroof

forward over the functional area 

.

●

Manual movement: slide forward over the

functional area  and keep it there.

Fig. 90 Door handle: sensor surface.

Raising the sunroof:

The sunroof can be opened and closed with

the convenience function, just like the win-

dows.

●

The sunroof can only be raised if it is

closed.

●

Automatic movement: press briefly in the

B

Using the door lock

centre of the functional area 

●

Hold the key in the door lock of the driver

Closing the sunroof when raised:

door in either the unlocking or locking posi-

tion to open or close the roof in the tilted

position. Release the key to interrupt this

function.

●

Automatic movement: slide your finger

Fig. 89 On the interior roof lining: sunroof

button.

A

forward over the functional area 

press briefly in the centre of the functional

or

B

area 

.

Functional area  can be operated in two

Using the remote control

ways: sliding and pressing.

Stop the automatic opening or closing

movement:

●

Keep the locking or unlocking button

Sliding: The roof is opened or closed totally

pressed to open or close the roof. If you re-

lease the button is the opening or closing will

stop.

or partially.

●

Press again on the functional area .

Pressing: The roof is raised, opened or

closed totally or partially. Press again to stop

the automatic movement.

»

113

Operation

Using the Keyless Access system (only

closing)

forward over the functional area 

Lights

A

Fig. 89

and keep pressed until the sun-

›››

roof is fully closed.

●

Press and hold the locking sensor surface

Vehicle lighting

●

The sunroof closes without the anti-trap

Fig. 90 (arrow) on the door handle to

close the sunroof. If you release the sensor

surface, the closing movement stops.

›››

function intervening!

Control lamps

●

If the sunroof will still not close, visit a spe-

cialised workshop.

It lights up



WARNING

Anti-trap function of the panor-

amic sunroof and sunshade

Driving light totally or partially faulty.

Fault in the cornering light system.

Closing the sunroof or sun blind without

the anti-trap function can cause serious in-

juries.

The anti-trap function can reduce the risk of

injury when closing the sunroof and the sun

It lights up

●



Always be careful when closing the sun-

blind

. If the sunroof or sun blind en-

›››

roof and sun blind.

Rear fog light switched on.

counter resistance or an obstacle when clos-

ing, they reopen immediately.

●

No person should ever remain in the way

of the sunroof or sun blind, especially when

closing without the anti-trap function.

It lights up



●

Check why the sunroof or sun blind do not

close.

Left or right turn signal.

The control lamp flashes twice as fast when a turn sig-

nal is faulty.

●

The anti-trap function does not prevent

fingers or other parts of the body from be-

coming trapped against the roof frame and

injuries occurring.

●

Try to close the sunroof or sun blind again.

If the sunroof or sun blind cannot be

Hazard warning lights on page 120 .

›››

closed due to an obstacle or some resist-

ance, it stops at the corresponding position

and then opens. For automatic closing, a

new closing attempt might take place.

It lights up



Trailer turn signals

●

If the sunroof or sun blind is still unable to

close, close it without the anti-trap function.

It lights up



Main beam on or flasher on page 116 .

›››

Closing the sunroof without the anti-trap

function

It lights up



●

Before approx. 5 seconds after activation

of the anti-trap function, slide your finger

The Light Assist system is on page 118 .

›››

114

Lights

Several warning and control lamps light up

for a few seconds when the ignition is switch-

ed on, signalling that the function is being

verified. They will switch off after a few sec-

onds.

automatically switch on in the following sit-

uations

Switching on the side lights.



:

›››

Additionally, the following light functions can

be activated by pressing on the correspond-

ing symbol.

●

The photo sensor detects darkness, for ex-

ample, when driving through a tunnel. They

switch off when adequate lighting is detec-

ted.

When the function is activated, the corre-

sponding symbol lights up. To deactivate it,

you will need to press on the symbol again.

WARNING

●

The rain sensor detects rain and activates

Observe the safety warnings

in Con-

›››

the wipers. They switch off when the wipers

have not been activated for a few minutes.

trol and warning lamps on page 84.





Turning the front fog lights on or off

Daytime running lights

Lighting and visibility buttons

The daytime running lights consist of individ-

ual lights, integrated in the front headlights.





Turning the rear fog lights on or off.

The daytime running lights come on every

time the ignition is switched on if the lamps

are off or the lamp  is alight, if the light

sensor does not detect darkness. The day-

light running lights turn off when the ignition

is turned off.

Connecting or disconnecting the wind-





screen demisting function page 150 .

›››

Connecting or disconnecting the heated





rear window page 150 .

›››

When the lamp  is alight, a light sensor

automatically switches dipped beam on and

off (including the control and instrument

lighting) or the daytime running lights de-

pending on the level of exterior lighting.

The driver is personally responsible for the

correct use and adjustment of the lights in all

situations.

Fig. 91 Dash panel: lights control.

By clicking on the button   you can se-

lect between (the corresponding indicator

lights up):

Automatic dipped beam headlight control



Motorway light

The automatic dipped beam control is mere-

ly intended as an aid and is not able to recog-

nise all driving situations.

The motorway light is available on vehicles

equipped with LED High lights.

Switching on the dipped beam headlights.



The function is connected and disconnected

via the corresponding Infotainment system

menu.

Automatic control of dipped beam head-

lights and daytime running lights.

When the lamp  is alight, the vehicle

lights and the instrument panel and controls



»

115

Operation

●

Activation: when going above 110 km/h

Turn signal and main beam lever

ahead and to ensure that other road users

are able to see you.

(68 mph) for more than 10 seconds, the dip-

ped beam raises slightly to increase the driv-

er's visibility distance.

●

Always use your dipped beam head lights

if it is raining or if visibility is poor.

●

Deactivation: when reducing the speed of

●

Never drive with daytime lights if the road

the vehicle below 100 km/h (62 mph), the

dipped beam immediately returns to its nor-

mal position.

is not well lit due to weather or lighting

conditions.

WARNING

Audible warnings to advise the driver that

the lights have not been switched off

If the headlights are set too high and not

used correctly, there is a risk of dazzling or

distracting other road users. This could re-

sult in a serious accident.

If the ignition is not connected and the driver

door is open, an audible warning signal is

heard in the following cases: this will remind

you to turn the light off.

Fig. 92 Turn signal and main beam lever

(depending on the version).

●

Always make sure that the headlights are

More the lever to the required position:

correctly adjusted.

●

When the parking light is on page 116 .

›››

1

Right turn light or right-hand parking

light (ignition switched off).

Note

When the lamp  or  is on.

●

The legal requirements regarding the use

2

Left turn light or left-hand parking light

(ignition switched off).

WARNING

of vehicle lights in each country must be

observed.

If the road is not well lit and other road

users cannot see the vehicle well enough or

at all, accidents may occur.

3

Turning main beam headlights on: con-

trol lamp  lit up on the instrument pan-

el.

●

The dipped beam headlights will only

work with the ignition on. The side lights

come on automatically when the ignition is

turned off.

●

The automatic dipped beam control

4

The headlight flasher comes on while we

( ) only switches on the dipped beam

when there are changes in light conditions

but not, for example, when it is foggy.

pull the lever. Control lamp  lit up.

●

The rear fog light can dazzle drivers be-

hind you. You should use the rear fog light

only when visibility is very poor.

Place the lever in rest position to turn off the

corresponding function.

WARNING

Convenience turn signals

The side lights or daytime running lights are

not bright enough to illuminate the road

When the ignition is switched on, move the

lever as far as possible upwards or

116

Lights

downwards and release the lever. The turn

signal will flash three times.

WARNING

lights also work when the ignition is switch-

ed off.

Improper or lack of use of the turn signals,

or forgetting to deactivate them can con-

fuse other road users. This could result in a

serious accident.

●

The convenience turn signals are activated

and deactivated in the infotainment system

using the function button  > Vehicle > Ex-

terior > Light > Convenience turn signals

If a trailer turn signal malfunctions, the

control lamp will stop flashing (trailer turn

signals) and the vehicle turn signal will flash

at double speed.

●

Always give warning when you are going

page 89.

●

The main beam headlights can only be

›››

to change lane, overtake or when turning,

activating the turn signal in good time.

switched on if the dipped beam headlights

are already on.

In vehicles that do not have the correspond-

ing menu, this function can be deactivated in

a specialised workshop.

●

As soon as you have finished changing

●

In cold or damp weather conditions, the

lane, overtaking or turning, switch the turn

signal off.

headlights, tail lights and turn signals may

mist up inside temporarily. This is normal

and in no way effects the useful life of the

vehicle lighting system.

Parking light 

WARNING

The parking lights will only work with the ig-

nition off. If said light is on, an audible warn-

ing will sound while the driver door is open.

Incorrect use of the headlights may cause

accidents and serious injury, as the main

beam may distract or dazzle other drivers.

●

The parking light does not activate auto-

matically if the left- or right-hand turn sig-

nal is left on and the ignition is disconnec-

ted.

●

Switch the ignition off.

Move the turn signal lever up or down.

Note

●

When you turn the ignition off without

When the parking light is switched on, the

front side light and the tail light on the corre-

sponding side of the vehicle turn on.

Main beam assist (Light Assist)

having turned the turn signals off, an

acoustic signal sounds while the driver door

is open. This is intended as a reminder to

switch off the turn signal, unless you wish to

leave the parking light on.

The main beam assist automatically prevents

glare from vehicles moving in the opposite

direction or ahead in the same direction. In

addition, the main beam assist detects illu-

minated areas and disconnects the main

beam headlight when passing, e.g. by popu-

lated areas.

Parking light on both sides

●

Switch the ignition off.

●

If the convenience turn signals are oper-

Press the button   to select .

Lock the vehicle from the outside.

ating (three flashes) and the other conven-

ience turn signals are switched on, the ac-

tive part stops flashing and only flashes

once in the new part selected.

In doing so, only the side lights of both head-

lights light up, and additionally the tail lights

will do so partially.

Within its limitations, the assist system auto-

matically connects or disconnects the main

●

The turn signal only works when the igni-

»

tion is switched on. The hazard warning

117

Operation

●

beam headlight depending on the environ-

mental and traffic conditions, as well as the

On roads with insufficient lighting with very

situations and is limited under certain cir-

cumstances.

reflective signs

speed

.

›››

●

If road users are insufficiently lit up, e.g.

pedestrians or cyclists.

●

When the field of vision of the camera is

dirty, covered or damaged, operation of

the main beam control may be affected.

This also applies when changes are made to

the vehicle lighting system, for example, if

additional headlights are installed.

Switching the main beam assist on



Turn on the ignition and select the mode

●

On closed curves, when the traffic in the

●

opposite direction is partially hidden, on pro-

nounced slopes or inclinations.

 in the lights panel Fig. 91 .

›››

●

From the base position, press the turn sig-

nal and main beam headlights lever forwards

●

On roads with traffic in the opposite direc-

tion and with a central reservation barrier

where the driver can see over it e.g. lorry

drivers.

CAUTION

3

Fig. 92

›››

To avoid affecting the operation of the sys-

tem, take the following points into consid-

eration:

When the main beam assistant is on, the 

indicator lamp lights up on the instrument

cluster display.

●

In the event of fog, snow or heavy rain

In the event of dust or sand storms

If the windscreen is damaged in the cam-

●

Clean the field of vision of the camera

regularly and make sure it is free of snow

and ice.

Switching the main beam assist off



era's field of vision.

●

Disconnect the mode  in the lights

panel Fig. 91 .

●

If the camera's field of vision is misted up,

dirty or covered by a sticker, snow or ice.

●

Do not cover the field of vision of the

›››

camera.

●

OR: while the main beam is on, pull the

●

If the camera is damaged or if the power

Check that the windscreen is not dam-

turn signal light and main beam headlights

lever forwards Fig. 92

aged in the area of the field of vision of the

camera.

supply has been cut off.

4

.

›››

WARNING

●

OR: push the turn signal and main beam

headlight lever forwards to manually turn on

the main beam. The main beam assist will

then be deactivated.

Note

The convenience features of the main

beam assist should not encourage the tak-

ing of risks. The system is not a replace-

ment for driver concentration.

●

The headlight flasher can be turned on

and off manually at any time with the turn

signal and main beam lever page 116 .

›››

If there are objects that radiate light in

System limitations

●

You are always in control of the main

●

beam and adapting it to the light, visibility

and traffic conditions.

In the following cases, the main beam head-

light must be switched off manually because

the main beam assist will not disconnect it

on time or disconnect it at all:

the camera's area of influence, e.g. a porta-

ble navigation system, this may affect the

operation of the main beam assist system.

●

It is possible that the main beam head-

light control does not recognise all driving

118

Lights

In the vehicle settings menu of the infotain-

ment system you can adjust the duration of

the light switch-off delay, and activate and

deactivate the function.

Activating the “Leaving Home” function

Fog lights with cornering light

function

●

Unlock the vehicle using the remote con-

trol.

The cornering light function is an additional

function to the dipped beam headlights to

improve lighting of the side of the road when

taking a sharp turn at low speed.

●

The “Leaving Home” function is only acti-

vated when the lights are in  mode and

the light sensor detects darkness.

Activating the “Coming Home” function

For vehicles with light and rain sensors.

●

The “Leaving Home” lighting switches off

in the following cases:

The cornering light function works when the

dipped beam headlights are already on and it

is activated when driving at speeds below ap-

proximately 40 km/h (25 mph).

Turn off the vehicle and turn off the igni-

tion with the lights in  page 115 mode.

›››

●

The automatic “Coming Home” function is

Automatically, when the “Leaving Home”

switch-on time ends (default 30 sec).

only active when the light sensor detects

darkness.

●

When the vehicle is locked using the re-

mote control.

●

If the steering wheel is turned or the turn

signal is switched on, the front fog light grad-

ually turns on. After the turn, the cornering

light function is gradually switched off.

For vehicles without light and rain sensors.

●

If the light panel lamps are off page 115 .

›››

●

Switch the ignition off.

With the ignition is switched on.

Activate the headlight flashers for approxi-

●

When engaging reverse gear, both front

mately 1 second.

fog lights turn on.

Note

When the driver door is opened, the “Com-

ing Home” lighting comes on. The headlight

turning off time counts from when the last

door or rear lid are closed.

To activate the “Coming Home” and “Leav-

ing Home” functions, the  lamp on the

main switch of the lights should be on and

the light sensor should detect darkness.

“Coming home” and “Leav-

ing home” function

The “Coming Home” lighting turns off in

the following cases:

The “Coming home” and “Leaving home”

function lights up the vehicle’s immediate

proximity when getting into and out of it in

the dark. When switched on, the front posi-

tion and dipped beam lights, tail lights and li-

cense plate light come on.

●

Automatically, once the headlight turning

off time has elapsed.

●

Automatically, when a vehicle door or the

rear lid is still open 30 seconds after starting

the engine.

The “Leaving Home” is controlled by a pho-

tosensor.

●

If the light panel lamps are off page 115 .

›››

With the ignition is switched on.

119

Operation

7. Always take the vehicle key with you when

you leave the vehicle.

Hazard warning lights

Note

●

The battery will run down if the hazard

warning lights are left on for a long time,

even if the ignition is switched off.

All turn signals flash simultaneously when the

hazard warning lights are switched on. The

two turn signal turn signal lamps   and the

turn signal lamp in the switch  will flash at

the same time. The simultaneous hazard

warning lights also work when the ignition is

switched off.

●

The use of the hazard warning lights de-

scribed here is subject to the relevant stat-

utory requirements.

Dynamic headlight range control

Emergency braking warning

The headlight range is automatically adjus-

ted according to the vehicle load status

when they are switched on.

If the vehicle brakes suddenly and continu-

ously at a speed of more than 80 km/h (50

mph), the brake light flashes several times

per second to warn the vehicles driving be-

hind. If you continue braking, the hazard

warning lights will come on automatically

when the vehicle comes to a standstill. They

switch off automatically when the vehicle

starts to move again.

Fig. 93 Dash panel: hazard warning lights

switch

The hazard warning lights are used to draw

the attention of other road users to your ve-

hicle in emergencies.

WARNING

Heavy objects in the vehicle may mean that

the headlights dazzle and distract other

drivers. This could result in a serious acci-

dent.

If your vehicle breaks down:

1. Park your vehicle at a safe distance from

moving traffic.

●

Adjust the light beam to the vehicle load

WARNING

status so that it does not blind other driv-

ers.

2. Press the button to switch on the hazard

●

The risk of an accident increases if your

warning lights

.

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vehicle breaks down. Always use the hazard

warning lights and a warning triangle to

draw the attention of other road users to

your stationary vehicle.

3. Switch the ignition off.

4. Apply the electronic parking brake.

Driving abroad

5. Engage 1st gear in vehicles with a manual

gearbox, or press the parking lock button

P in vehicles with automatic transmission.

●

Due to the high temperatures that the

The light beam of the dipped beam lights is

asymmetric: the side of the road on which

you are driving is lit more intensely.

catalytic converter can reach, never park in

an area where the catalytic converter could

come into contact with highly inflammable

materials, for example dry grass or spilt

petrol. This could start a fire.

6. Use the warning triangle to draw the at-

tention of other road users to your vehi-

cle.

When a car that is manufactured in a country

that drives on the right travels to a country

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Lights

that drives on the left (or vice versa), it is

normally necessary to cover part of the

headlight bulbs with stickers or to change

the adjustment of the headlights to avoid

dazzling other drivers.

With the ignition switched on and without

switching on the lights, the lighting dims as

the exterior light decreases. In some cases,

e.g. when driving through a tunnel without

the  function active, the instrument pan-

el lighting may even switch off. The objective

of this function is to provide the driver with a

visual indication that he or she should acti-

vate the dipped beam.

Door contact connection.

The interior lights come on automatically

when you unlock the vehicle, open a door

or disconnect the ignition.

The light goes out a few seconds after

closing all the doors, when locking the ve-

hicle or connecting the ignition.





In such cases, the regulations specify certain

light values that must be complied with for

designated points of the light distribution.

This is known as “Tourist light”.

Reading light

The reading light is tactile, each lens is

turned on and off individually by pressing in

the respective central area. In addition, the

intensity of the light can be adjusted accord-

ing to the pressure exerted.

If your vehicle is equipped with a digital in-

strument cluster (Digital Cockpit), the fol-

lowing message will appear Turn on the

lights on the instrument cluster.

The light distribution of the headlights allows

the specific “tourist light” values to be met

without the need for stickers or changes be-

ing made to the settings.

If you want to turn on the two lenses togeth-

Note

er you must press the symbol  Fig. 94 .

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Interior and reading lights

“Tourist light” is only allowed temporarily. If

you are planning a long stay in a country

that drives on the other side, you should

take the vehicle to an Authorised Technical

Service to change the headlights.

Glove compartment and luggage com-

partment lighting

When opening and closing the glove com-

partment on the front passenger side and

the rear lid, the respective light will automati-

cally switch on and off.

Interior lights

Footwell lighting

Lighting of the instrument panel,

displays and switches

The lights in the footwell area below the dash

(driver and front passenger sides) will switch

on when the doors are opened and will de-

crease in intensity while driving. This intensity

can be adjusted through the infotainment

system menu using the function button  >

Fig. 94 Detail of roof lining: front lighting

of the passenger compartment.

Depending on the model, the lighting of the

instrument cluster and controls can be ad-

justed in the infotainment system, using the

function button  > Vehicle > Interior > In-

Turning the interior lights on or off.



»

Background lighting page 89 ).

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fotainment page 89 .

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Operation

Note

of turning the ignition off. This prevents the

battery from discharging.

The reading lights go out when the vehicle

is closed and locked or after a few minutes

Background lighting

Fig. 95 Schematic representation: Back-

ground lighting

●

The background lighting lights up the area of

the centre console, the footwell area and,

depending on the version, the front door

panels and the instrument panel line.

Manual: to adjust the intensity of the back-

reaches 10 km/h while either of the two

front doors is not closed properly.

ground lighting in each of the areas as well as

to change the colour in the versions that

have lighting on the front door panel and the

instrument panel line.

●

Rear windows locked alert: Representa-

tion on the line of the respective front door

when the operation buttons of the rear win-

dows are pressed, if they have been locked

5

There are predefined Background Lighting

●

Off: turns off the background lighting.

versions Fig. 95 . The intensity of the light-

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with the safety button Fig. 88

vehicle is locked (Auto Lock).

and the

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ing can be adjusted using the function but-

Additional functions of the background

lighting

ton :

●

Representation of the hazard warning

●

Automatic: lights up the interior of the ve-

lights: Animation on the entire background

●

Door open alert: Representation on the

line of the respective front door if the vehicle

hicle depending on the selected driving

mode.

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Visibility

lighting line while the hazard warning light

function is active.

More the lever to the required position:

Visibility

Short wipe. Brief press, short clean.

Hold the lever down for more time to in-

crease the wipe frequency.

●

Representation of acceleration: Anima-

4



Windscreen wiper and rear

window wiper systems

tion on the entire background lighting line

when accelerating. This function is only rep-

resented in the Cupra when the link be-

tween the background lighting and the drive

profile is activated.

Windscreen washer. The windscreen

washer function is activated by pushing

the lever towards the steering wheel,

5



Window washer lever

and the wipers operate simultaneously.

The representation of these functions by the

background lighting can be switched on and

off both individually and as a whole in the in-

fotainment system:  > Background light-

ing >  Settings.

Interval wipe for rear window. The wiper

will wipe the window approximately ev-

ery six seconds.

6



The rear window wash function is activa-

ted by pressing the lever, and the rear

wiper starts simultaneously.

7



WARNING

In cold conditions you should not use the

wash/wipe system unless you have warmed

the windscreen with the heating and venti-

lation system. The windscreen washer fluid

could otherwise freeze on the windscreen

and obscure your view of the road.

Fig. 96 Operating the windscreen wiper

and rear wiper.

More the lever to the required position:

0

Windscreen wipers off.



CAUTION

Wiper intervals.

If the ignition is switched off while the

windscreen wipers are switched on, they

complete their wipe and return to the rest

position. When the ignition is switched

back on, the windscreen wiper will contin-

ue to operate at the same wiping level. Ice,

A

Use control Fig. 96

to set the in-

›››

1



terval (vehicles without rain sensor), or

the sensitivity of the rain sensor.

Slow sweep adjustable by using control

2

3





A

Fig. 96

.

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»

Fast sweep adjustable by using control

A

Fig. 96

.

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Operation

change to a lower position speed. The set

speed will be resumed when the vehicle pulls

away.

Rain sensor

snow and other obstacles on the wind-

screen may damage the wiper and the

windscreen wiper motor.

●

The air conditioner comes on for approxi-

●

If necessary, remove snow and ice from

mately 30 seconds in air recirculation mode

when the windscreen washer is activated, 

to prevent the smell of the windscreen wash-

er fluid entering the inside the vehicle.

the windscreen wipers before starting your

journey.

●

Do not switch on the windscreen wipers if

the windscreen is dry. Cleaning with the

windscreen wipers while dry can cause

damage.

●

When wiping at intervals, the intervals vary

according to the speed. The higher the vehi-

cle speed the shorter the intervals.

●

In icy conditions, always check that the

wiper blades are not frozen to the glass be-

fore using the wipers. In cold weather, it

may help to leave the vehicle parked with

Fig. 97 Wiper lever: adjust the rain sensor

A.

Note

●

The wiper will try to wipe away any obsta-

the wipers in service position page 50 .

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cles that are on the windscreen. The wiper

will stop moving if the obstacle blocks its

path. Remove the obstacle and switch the

wiper back on again.

Note

●

The windscreen and window wipers only

●

The windscreen will be wiped again ap-

function when the ignition is switched on

and the bonnet or rear lid, respectively, are

closed.

proximately 5 seconds after the windscreen

washer has been activated, provided the

vehicle is moving (“drip” function). If you

activate the wipers less than 10 seconds af-

ter the “drip” function, a new wash se-

quence will begin without performing the

last wipe. For the “drip” function to work

again, you have to turn the ignition off and

then on again.

●

The rear wiper is automatically switched

on when the windscreen wiper is on and the

car is in reverse gear.

Fig. 98 Rain sensor sensitive surface

The rain sensor controls the frequency of

the windscreen wiper intervals, depending

Wiper functions

Windscreen wipers performance in differ-

ent situations

on the amount of rain

of the rain sensor can be adjusted manually.

. The sensitivity

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Manual wipe page 123 .

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●

If you stop the vehicle with the windscreen

wiper in position 1 or 2, it will automatically

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Visibility

Move the lever to the required position

reduce the effectiveness of the rain sensor

or make it react more slowly, later or not at

all.

Mirrors

Fig. 97:

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Interior mirror anti-dazzle func-

tion

0

Rain sensor off.

●

Windscreen crack: the impact of a stone

1

Rain sensor on; automatic wipe if neces-

will trigger a single wipe cycle with the rain

sensor on. Next the rain sensor detects the

reduction in the sensitive surface area and

adapts accordingly. The behaviour of the

sensor will vary with the size of the damage

caused by the stone.

sary.

Rear view mirror with automatic anti-daz-

zle function

A

Setting sensitivity level of rain sensor

–

Set control to the right: high sensitivity.

Set control to the left: low sensitivity.

The anti-dazzle function is activated every

time the ignition is switched on.

When the ignition is switched off and then

back on, the rain sensor remains active and

starts operating again when the windscreen

1

When the anti-dazzle function is enabled,

the interior rear vision mirror will darken au-

tomatically according to the amount of light

it receives. The anti-dazzle function is can-

celled if reverse gear is engaged.

WARNING

The rain sensor may not detect enough rain

to switch on the wipers.

wipers are in position

and the vehicle is

travelling at more than 16 km/h (10 mph).

●

If necessary, switch on the wipers man-

ually when water on the windscreen ob-

structs visibility.

WARNING

Modified behaviour of the rain sensor

In the event that an automatic anti-dazzle

rear vision mirror breaks, an electrolyte flu-

id may leak. This could cause irritation to

the skin, eyes and respiratory organs. If you

come into contact with this liquid, it must

be rinsed with large quantities of water. If

necessary, get medial help.

Possible causes of faults and mistaken read-

ings on the sensitive surface Fig. 98 of the

Note

›››

rain sensor include:

●

Regularly clean the sensitive surface of

the rain sensor Fig. 98 (arrow) and check

›››

●

Damaged wipers: a film of water on the

for possible damage to the wiper blades.

damaged blades may lengthen the activation

time, reduce the washing intervals or result in

a fast and continuous wipe.

●

To remove wax and coatings, we recom-

mend a window cleaner containing alcohol.

●

Do not put stickers on the windscreen in

●

CAUTION

Insects: insects on the sensor may trigger

front of the rain sensor. This may cause

sensor disruption or faults.

the windscreen wiper.

In the event that an automatic anti-dazzle

rear vision mirror breaks, an electrolyte flu-

id may leak. This liquid attacks plastic sur-

faces. Clean it with a wet sponge as soon as

possible.

●

Salt on the road: in winter, salt spread on

the roads may cause an excessively long

wipe when the windscreen is almost dry.

»

●

Dirt: dry dust, wax, coating on glass (Lotus

effect) or traces of detergent (car wash) may

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Operation

Synchronized regulation of the exterior

mirrors

Adjusting the exterior mirrors

Note

●

If the light falling on the interior mirror is

In the infotainment system, the function but-

ton  > Vehicle > Exterior > Mirrors can be

used to select the exterior mirrors for

synchronised adjustment.

obstructed (e.g. with the sun blind), the an-

ti-dazzle mirror with automatic adjustment

will not operate perfectly.

●

When the interior lights are on or reverse

gear engaged, the mirrors do not darken

with automatic adjustment for anti-dazzle

position.

1)

●

Turn the knob to position L

.

Adjust the left-hand exterior mirror. The

right exterior mirror will be adjusted at the

same time (synchronised).

●

If you have to stick any type of sticker on

the windscreen, do not do so in front of the

sensors. Doing so could prevent the anti-

dazzle function from working well or even

from working at all.

●

If necessary, correct the right-hand rear-

view mirror: rotate the control to position R¹⁾

.

Fig. 99 Detail of the driver's door: control

for the exterior mirror.

Tilt function for front passenger exterior

mirror

Turn the control to the corresponding posi-

tion:

When parking backwards, and in order to be

L/R Turning the knob to the desired posi-

tion, adjust the mirrors on the driver

side (L, left) and the passenger side (R,

right) to the direction desired.

able to see the kerb, the passenger side mir-

ror can be automatically tilted towards the

passenger to provide a better view of the

kerb. The control must be in the position R¹⁾

for this feature to be operational.

Depending on the equipment fitted on



the vehicle, the mirrors may be heated

The mirror returns to its original position as

soon as you drive forward at over 15 km/h

(9 mph) or switch off the ignition. It also re-

turns to its original position if the position of

the control is adjusted.

according to the outside temperature.

Folding in mirrors.



1)

Regulation in right-hand drive vehicles is sym-

metrical.

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Visibility

Storing the rear view mirror settings for

the tilt function

WARNING

the exterior mirrors in to prevent them

from being damaged. Electrically retracta-

ble exterior mirrors must not be folded in or

out by hand, always use the electrical pow-

er control.

Convex or wide-angle exterior mirrors give

a larger field of vision. However, they make

objects look smaller and further away than

they really are. If you use these mirrors to

estimate the distance to vehicles behind

you when changing lane, you could mis-

judge the distance. Risk of accident!

●

Switch the ignition on.

In the infotainment system, select  > Ve-

hicle > Exterior > Mirrors page 89 .

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Select the R¹⁾position on the control.

●

Note

●

Select reverse gear.

●

If the electrical adjustment should fail to

Adjust the front passenger exterior mirror

operate, both of the mirrors can be adjus-

ted by hand by lightly pressing the edge of

the mirror glass.

so that you can see, for example, the kerb

area well.

WARNING

Fold and unfold the exterior mirror, taking

care to avoid injuries.

●

Release the reverse gear.

The fold-in function on the exterior mir-

rors will not activate at speeds over

40 km/h (25 mph).

●

The adjusted position for the rear view mir-

●

Only fold or unfold the exterior mirror

ror is stored.

when there is no-one in the way of the mir-

ror.

Fold the rearview mirrors when locking the

vehicle

●

When moving the mirror, take care not to

trap fingers between the mirror and the

mirror bracket.

In the infotainment system, using the func-

tion button  > Vehicle > Exterior > Mirrors

the exterior mirrors can be selected to fold in

when the vehicle is parked and locked

CAUTION

●

If for any reason (e.g. a bump when ma-

page 89.

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noeuvring) one of the rear view mirrors is

knocked out of position, the mirrors must

first be fully retracted with the electric con-

trol. The rear view mirror must not be

When the vehicle is locked with the remote

control, the exterior mirrors are retracted

automatically. When the vehicle is opened

with the remote control, the exterior mirrors

are deployed automatically.

placed by hand in the starting position, as

the folding mechanism can be damaged.

●

Before washing the vehicle in an auto-

matic car wash, please make sure to fold

1)

Regulation in right-hand drive vehicles is sym-

metrical.

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Operation

WARNING

Sun protection

Seats and headrests

Adjusting seats

Folded sun blinds can reduce visibility.

sun blind

●

Always store sun blinds and visors in their

housing when not in use.

Manual adjustment of the front

seats

Note

The light above the sun visor automatically

switches off after a few minutes in certain

conditions. This prevents the battery from

discharging.

Fig. 100 Sun visor

Options for adjusting driver and front pas-

senger sun visors

●

Lower the sun visor towards the wind-

screen.

Fig. 101 Front seats: manual seat settings.

●

The sun visor can be pulled out of its

mounting and turned towards the door

1

Forwards/backwards: pull the lever and

move the seat. The seat must engage

when the lever is released!

1

Fig. 100

.

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●

Swing the sun visor towards the door, lon-

gitudinally backwards.

2

Raise/lower: pull the lever up or push

down (several times if necessary) from its

home position.

There is a vanity mirror on the sun visor, with

2

a cover. When the cover is opened

comes on.

a light

3

Tilting the backrest: turn the hand wheel.

4

Lumbar support: move the lever until the

required position is achieved.

The lamp goes out when the vanity mirror

cover is closed or the sun visor is pushed

back up.

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Seats and headrests

Electric driver's seat adjustment

WARNING

●

Incorrect seat adjustment may lead to acci-

dents and severe injuries.

If the electric front seats are used negli-

gently or without paying due attention, it

can cause serious injury.

●

Only adjust the seats when the vehicle is

●

stationary, as the seats could move unex-

pectedly while the vehicle is in motion and

you could lose control of the vehicle. Fur-

thermore, an incorrect position is adopted

when adjusting the seat.

The front seats can also be electrically

adjusted when the ignition is switched off.

Never leave a child or any other person who

may need help in the vehicle.

●

In the event of an emergency, electrical

●

Adjust the height, position and inclina-

adjustment can be stopped by pressing any

control.

tion of the front seats only when their

movement area is empty.

●

Make sure there are no objects in that

CAUTION

area.

To avoid damaging the electrical compo-

nents of the front seats, please refrain from

kneeling on the seat or applying sharp

pressure at a single point to the seat cush-

ion and backrest.

●

Make sure that the movement and lock-

Fig. 102 Driver's seat: electric seat set-

tings.

ing areas of the seats are clean.

WARNING

A

Adjust the lumbar support: press the

button according to the desired position.

Incorrectly using upholstery and seat cov-

ers might cause an accidental activation of

the electrical seat adjustment system and

make it move unexpectedly while driving.

This might cause loss of control of the vehi-

cle and thus accidents or injuries. More-

over, the electrical components of the

front seats might be damaged.

Note

B

Seat forwards/backwards: press the but-

ton forwards/backwards.

●

It may not be possible to electrically ad-

just the seat if the vehicle battery is very

low.

Seat up/down: Press the rear part of the

button up/down. To adjust the angle of

the seat cushion, press the front of the

button up/down.

●

If the engine is started while the seats are

being electrically adjusted, the adjustment

will stop.

C

Backrest further upright/further re-

clined: press the button forwards/back-

wards.

●

Never attach or place seat upholstery or

●

When changing user a warning will be

covers on the electric controls.

shown on the infotainment system's screen

during the time that the seat is moving to

the saved position. This movement can be

stopped by pressing the stop button on the

screen.

●

Never use upholstery or seat covers that

have not been explicitly authorised for the

seats of the vehicle.

The position will be saved automatically in

the CUPRA Connect Active user when the

ignition is switched off.

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Operation

WARNING

Adjusting the headrests

Headrest

If travelling with the headrests removed or

improperly adjusted, the risk of severe or

fatal injuries in the event of accidents and

sudden braking or manoeuvres increases.

Introduction

The possibilities for the adjustment and dis-

assembly of the headrests are described be-

low. Always make sure that the seats are cor-

●

Always travel with the headrest correctly

installed and adjusted.

rectly adjusted page 13 .

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●

To decrease the risk of cervical injuries in

the event of an accident, adjust the head-

rest correctly based on your height, always

making sure that its upper edge is at the

same height as the top of the head, but

never below eye level. Keep the back of

your head always as close to the headrest as

possible and centred.

All seats are equipped with a headrest. The

central rear headrest is only intended for the

central seat of the rear bench. Therefore, do

not install it on any other seat.

Fig. 103 Front seat: headrest adjustment.

Correct adjustment of headrest

Adjust the headrest so that its upper edge is

at the same level as the top of your head and

under no circumstances below eye level.

Keep the back of your head always as close

to the headrest as possible.

●

Never adjust the headrest while the vehi-

cle is in motion.

●

Under no circumstances should the rear

passengers travel while the headrests are in

the non-use position.

Adjusting the headrest for short people

CAUTION

Lower the headrest completely, even if your

head is below its upper edge. In the lowest

position, there may be a small distance be-

tween the headrest and the backrest.

When assembling and disassembling the

headrests, do not let them meet the top

lining of the vehicle, the back rest of the

front seat or other parts of the vehicles. If

not, this could damage the vehicle.

Fig. 104 Rear headrest: headrest adjust-

ment.

Adjusting the height of the headrests

Adjusting the headrest for tall people

●

Grab the sides of the headrests with both

Push the headrest up as far as it will go.

hands and push upwards to the desired posi-

tion. To lower it, repeat the same action,

1

pressing the

Fig. 103

Fig. 104 but-

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ton on the side.

130

Seats and headrests

●

The headrest must lock correctly in one

Unlock the backrest page 132 .

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Seat functions

position.

Move the headrest upwards until it arrives

to the top.

Memory function

●

1

Press button Fig. 105

, while simulta-

›››

Removing and fitting the headr-

ests

2

neously pressing on the security hole

with

a flat screwdriver a maximum of 5 mm wide,

and remove the headrest.

●

Move the backrest until it engages properly

in Folding down and raising the rear

›››

seat backrest on page 133.

Fitting the rear headrests

Fig. 106 On the outer side of the driver's

seat: memory buttons.

To mount the external headrests, the corre-

sponding backrest must be partially folded

forward.

Memory buttons

●

Unlock the backrest page 132 .

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The memory buttons can be used to save

and turn on settings for the driver seat and

the exterior mirrors.

Fig. 105 Rear headrest: removal.

Insert the headrest bars into the guides

until they perceptibly engage. It should not

be possible to remove the headrest from the

backrest.

Removing and fitting the front headrests

●

Move the headrest upwards until it arrives

to the top.

Save the settings of the driver seat and the

exterior mirrors while driving forward

●

Move the backrest until it engages properly

●

1

Press the side button Fig. 103

and

›››

in Folding down and raising the rear

›››

●

Apply the electronic parking brake.

remove the headrest.

seat backrest on page 133.

●

Move the gearshift to the neutral position.

Switch the ignition on.

●

To refit, insert the headrest into the holes

in the backrest, pushing it down until it en-

gages.

WARNING

Adjust the driver seat and the exterior mir-

Remove the rear headrests only when it is

necessary to fit a child seat. After removing

a child seat, refit the headrest immediately.

rors.

Removing the rear headrests

●

Press  for longer than 1 second

Fig. 106.

›››

●

To remove the headrest, the corresponding

backrest must be partially folded forward.

Press the memory button in which to store

»

the settings within approx. 10 seconds. A

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Operation

warning sound will confirm they have been

stored.

changed to a position other than R

Folding down and raising the rear

seat backrest

page 125.

›››

Storing the passenger rear view mirror set-

tings while driving in reverse

Initialising the seat position memory

The position memory system must be restar-

ted if, for example, the driver seat has been

changed.

●

Apply the electronic parking brake.

Move the gearshift to the neutral position.

Switch the ignition on.

Restarting deletes all memories and assign-

ments for the seat with position memory.

The memory keys can then be programmed

again.

Press the required memory button.

Select reverse gear.

Adjust the front passenger exterior mirror

●

Open the driver door and do not get into

the vehicle.

so that you can see, for example, the kerb

area well.

Fig. 107 Rear seat: clip to hold the seatbelt

in place.

●

Operating the seat settings from outside

the vehicle.

●

The new position of the mirror will be stor-

ed automatically and allocated to the vehicle

key that was used to unlock the vehicle.

●

Move the angle of the seat backrest com-

pletely forwards.

Activating settings

●

Release the control to set the angle and

then press again until an audible warning is

heard.

●

With the vehicle stopped and the ignition

switched on, press and hold the correspond-

ing memory button until the saved position is

reached.

WARNING

●

Adjust the memory function only when the

vehicle is stationary.

OR: With the ignition switched off and the

driver's door open, briefly press the corre-

sponding button.

Fig. 108 Rear seat: folding the backrest.

●

Note

The front passenger side exterior mirror

The rear seat backrest is split and each part

be lowered separately to extend the luggage

compartment.

automatically changes from the position

stored for reversing as soon as the vehicle

moves forward at a speed of at least 15 km/h

(10 mph) or when the gear selection lever is

If the driver door is opened approx. 10 mi-

nutes after the vehicle was unlocked or lat-

er, the driver seat and the exterior mirrors

do not move automatically.

132

Seats and headrests

Folding the backrest forwards

Unlock the seat backrest with the

cord

centre rear seat. If someone is seated in a

seat whose backrest is not properly engag-

ed they will fly forward, along with the

backrest, during an accident or a sudden

driving or braking manoeuvre.

●

Place the side seat belts in the trim clip

Fig. 107.

›››

●

Completely lower the rear headrests

page 130.

›››

●

2

A red signal on the button

warns that

1

Press the unlock button Fig. 108

wards and at the same time fold the backrest

for-

›››

the backrest is not engaged. Always check

that the red marking is not visible when the

backrest is in the upright position.

down. The rear seat backrest is not engaged

2

when the red marking of the button

visible.

is

●

When the rear seat backrest is lowered or

is not properly engaged nobody else can

travel in the corresponding seats (not even

a child).

Converting the table to a seat

●

Raise and lock in the back rest. The red

Fig. 109 In the luggage compartment: lev-

ers to unlock the rear backrest.

2

marking on the tab

should no longer be

CAUTION

visible when the backrest is properly se-

cured.

Serious damage can be caused to the vehi-

cle and other objects if the rear seat back-

rest is lowered or lifted without due care

and attention.

●

Lower the head restraint properly.

Open the rear lid.

WARNING

Pull the remote release lever of the left

Serious injuries can be caused if the rear

seat backrest is lowered or lifted without

due care and attention.

●

Before lowering the rear seat backrest,

1

2

part Fig. 109

or right part

of the

›››

always adjust the front seats so that neither

the head restraints nor the cushions of the

rear backrest can hit them.

backrest in the direction of the arrow. The

released part of the rear seat backrest is fol-

ded automatically down and forwards.

●

Never lower or lift the rear seat backrest

while driving.

●

If this occurs, close the rear lid.

●

Do no trap or damage the seat belt when

raising the rear seat backrest.

The rear seat backrest is not engaged when

2

the red marking of the button Fig. 108

›››

●

When lowering or lifting the rear seat

is visible.

backrest, keep your hands, fingers, feet and

other body parts out of its path.

●

For the rear seat belts to offer the neces-

sary protection all the parts of the rear

backrest must be properly engaged. This is

particularly important in the case of the

133

Operation

Front centre armrest

●

Never let anyone sit on the centre arm-

Transport and practical

equipment

rest while the vehicle is in motion, not even

a child. This position is incorrect and may

cause severe injuries.

Storing objects

Positioning the luggage and car-

go

It is possible to carry objects and luggage in

the vehicle, in a trailer page 291 and on

›››

the roof page 140 . When doing so, please

›››

Fig. 110 Front centre armrest

consider all legal provisions.

To raise the armrest, pull it fully up in the di-

Placing luggage inside the vehicle safely

rection of the arrow Fig. 110 up or step by

›››

step depending on the desired opening.

●

Distribute the load in the vehicle as evenly

as possible.

To lower the armrest, first lift it to its highest

●

position. Then lower it down.

Always place equipment and heavy objects

in the boot

.

›››

To move the armrest horizontally, move it

●

Position heavy items in the boot as far for-

ward as possible.

forward Fig. 110 or backward as much as

›››

possible in the direction of the correspond-

ing arrow.

●

Take into account the maximum author-

ised weight per axle, as well as the maximum

authorised weight of the vehicle

WARNING

page 367.

›››

●

The front centre armrest may obstruct the

driver's arm movements, which could cause

an accident and severe injuries.

Secure the objects to the fastening rings of

the boot using appropriate chains or belts

●

page 138.

Keep the storage compartments of the

›››

●

centre armrest closed at all times while the

vehicle is in motion.

Also place small objects safely.

134

Transport and practical equipment

●

Adapt tyre pressure to the load. Take into

●

Remove all hard, sharp or heavy objects

Avoid sudden braking and manoeuvres.

Brake earlier than usual.

account the pressure adhesive of the tyres

›››

●

from the fabrics and bags inside the cabin

and store them safely.

page 342.

In vehicles equipped with tyre pressure

WARNING

control system, adjust to the new load status

if necessary page 346 .

WARNING

●

Never leave your vehicle unattended, es-

›››

The transport of heavy object changes ve-

hicle handling and increases braking dis-

tance. Heavy objects that are not properly

placed or secured may cause loss of control

of the vehicle and thus severe injuries.

pecially when the rear lid is open. Children

could climb into the luggage compartment,

closing the door behind them; they will be

trapped and run the risk of death.

WARNING

Loose or unsecured objects can cause seri-

ous injury in case of sudden manoeuvring

or braking or in case of an accident. Partic-

ularly if the airbag hits them when deploy-

ing and they are thrown across the inside of

the vehicle. Please observe the following

rules to minimise the risk of injury:

●

Close and lock all the doors and the rear

●

Never put too much load in the vehicle.

lid when you leave the vehicle. Before you

lock the vehicle, make sure that there are

no adults or children in the vehicle.

Both the carrying capacity as well as the

distribution of the load in the vehicle have

effects on the driving behaviour and brak-

ing ability.

CAUTION

●

Place all objects inside the vehicle safely.

Secure all objects, little and large.

●

When transporting heavy objects, the

Electrical wires or, depending on the fea-

tures, the antenna embedded into the rear

windows could be damaged, even irrepara-

bly, if they are in contact with objects.

driving behaviour of the vehicle varies due

to the displacement of the centre of gravi-

ty.

Place the objects in the cabin in such a

way that they can never reach the airbag

deployment areas while the vehicle is in

motion.

●

Always distribute the load in the vehicle

as evenly and horizontally as possible.

Note

●

Keep the storage compartments closed

●

Always place heavy objects in the boot

at all times while the vehicle is in motion.

before the rear axle and as far away from it

as possible.

Straps for securing the load to the fastening

rings are commercially available from ac-

cessory shops.

●

Place the objects in such a way that they

never force any occupant of the vehicle to

sit in an incorrect position.

●

Objects in the luggage compartment that

are unsecured could move suddenly and

modify the handling of the vehicle.

●

When transporting objects that take up a

seat, never let anyone use that seat.

●

Adapt your speed and driving style at all

times to suit visibility, weather, road and

traffic conditions.

●

Never leave hard, sharp or heavy objects

loose in open storage compartment of the

vehicle, on the cover behind the rear seat

or on the dashboard.

●

Accelerate with particular care and cau-

tion.

135

Operation

●

Remove the rear shelf from the side sup-

●

If the luggage compartment is overloa-

Luggage compartment

ports Fig. 112 by pulling it upwards and

then take it out.

›››

ded, remove the tray.

Luggage compartment shelf

Note

If necessary, the rear shelf can be stored un-

der the luggage compartment double floor

Ensure that, when placing items of clothing

on the luggage compartment cover, rear

visibility is not reduced.

page 137.

›››

Fitting

●

Insert the cover horizontally so that the

“recess” fits onto the axis of the supports

Fig. 112 and press down until it engages.

›››

●

B

Hook the loops Fig. 111

to the rear

›››

lid.

Fig. 111 In the luggage compartment: re-

moving and fitting the shelf.

WARNING

Animals, loose or unsecured or objects car-

ried on the rear shelf can cause serious in-

jury in case of sudden manoeuvring or

braking or in case of an accident.

●

Do not leave hard, sharp or heavy objects

or in bags on the rear shelf.

●

Never transport animals on the rear shelf.

CAUTION

●

Before closing the rear lid, ensure that

the rear shelf is correctly fitted.

Fig. 112 In the luggage compartment: re-

moving and fitting the shelf.

●

An overloaded luggage compartment

could mean that the rear shelf is not cor-

rectly seated and it may be bent or dam-

aged.

Removing

●

B

Detach the cord loops Fig. 111

from

›››

A

their hooks

.

136

Transport and practical equipment

●

Place the rear shelf in the corresponding

Store the rear shelf

housing Fig. 114 .

›››

●

Put the left and right covers in their original

position.

Variable luggage compartment

floor

Fig. 116 Variable luggage compartment

floor: inclined position.

Fig. 113 In the luggage compartment: cov-

ers for storing the rear shelf.

Variable floor in high position

●

To move from the low position to the high

position, lift the floor using the handle

1

Fig. 115 , and pull it back until the front

›››

of the floor has fully passed the supports

2

Fig. 115

.

›››

●

Move the floor forward over the supports

as far as the rear seat backrest and then low-

1

er the floor with the handle

.

Variable floor in low position

●

To move from the high position to the low

Fig. 114 In the luggage compartment: fit-

ting the rear shelf.

position, lift the floor using the handle

1

Fig. 115 , and pull it back until the front

›››

of the floor has fully passed the supports

Depending on the equipment, once the lug-

gage compartment shelf has been removed,

it can be stored under the boot floor.

2

Fig. 115

.

›››

●

Fig. 115 Variable luggage compartment

floor:  raised position;  lowered posi-

tion.

Now let the front part fall to the floor and

slide the floor forwards as far as the rear seat

backrest; lower the floor at the same time

with the handle

●

Remove the left and right covers

Fig. 113.

›››

»

1

.

137

Operation

Variable floor in the tilted position

●

guide it downwards in a controlled manner.

Otherwise, the lining and the floor of the

luggage compartment could be damaged.

Tighten the belts and straps in a cross lay-

out over the load placed on the boot floor

and secure them to the fastening rings

safely.

When the variable floor is tilted you can ac-

cess the spare wheel or anti-puncture kit

area.

●

Never exceed the maximum tensile load

●

Lift the variable floor in the high position

of the fastening rings when securing ob-

jects.

Fastening rings

1

using handle Fig. 115

, pull it up and

›››

push it towards the backrest of the rear seats

until it folds along the hinge line and the

movable part of the floor is resting on itself.

●

Make sure that, particularly for flat ob-

jects, the upper edge of the load is higher

than the fastening rings.

●

Rest the floor on its housings Fig. 116

›››

●

Depending on the features, take into ac-

(arrows).

count the instruction panels on the boot on

how to place the load.

WARNING

●

Never secure a child seat to the fastening

●

Always secure objects, even when the

rings.

luggage compartment floor is properly lif-

ted.

Fig. 117 In the luggage compartment:

fixed and deployable fastening rings.

Note

●

Only objects that do not protrude more

●

The maximum tensile load that the fas-

than 2/3 the height of the floor may be car-

ried between the rear seat and the raised

luggage compartment floor.

There are fastening rings Fig. 117 on the

›››

tening rings can support is approx. 3.5 kN.

front and rear of the boot to secure loose

objects and luggage with fastening belts and

cords.

●

Belts, straps and securing systems for the

appropriate load can be obtained from spe-

cialised dealerships. To do so, CUPRA rec-

ommends going to a specialised CUPRA

dealer or any SEAT dealership.

●

Only objects that do not weigh than ap-

proximately 7.5 kg may be carried between

the rear seat and the raised luggage com-

partment floor.

WARNING

If unsuitable or damaged belts or retaining

straps are used, they could break in the

event of braking or an accident. Objects

could then be launched across the passen-

ger compartment and cause serious or fatal

injuries.

CAUTION

●

The maximum weight that can be loaded

on the luggage compartment variable floor

in the top position is 100 kg.

●

Always use belts or straps that are suita-

●

Do not let the luggage compartment

ble and in good condition.

floor fall when closing it. Always carefully

138

Transport and practical equipment

The net bag can be hooked up to the lug-

gage compartment in different ways.

Net bag

●

Always secure the bag hooks properly so

that they do not suddenly release from the

fastening rings when hooking or unhooking

them.

Hooking the net bag into the luggage

compartment floor

●

On hooking or unhooking them, protect

your eyes and face in case the hooks are re-

leased suddenly.

If necessary, the front eyes must be unfolded

first page 138 .

›››

●

Always hook up the net bag hooks in the

●

Secure the net hooks to the fastening rings

described order. If a hook is unfastened

suddenly, this may cause injuries.

1

2

and

Fig. 118

. The bag zip

›››

should be facing upwards.

Hook the net bag next to the load thresh-

old

Fig. 118 In the luggage compartment: net

bag hooked up at floor level.

Bag hooks

●

Secure the short net hooks to the fasten-

1

ing rings Fig. 119

. The bag zip

›››

should be facing upwards.

●

2

Secure the straps in the bag hooks

.

Removing the net bag

The hooked up net bag is taut

.

›››

●

Release the net bag from the fastening

rings.

Fig. 120 In the luggage compartment: bag

hooks.

●

Store the net bag in the luggage compart-

ment.

Fig. 119 In the luggage compartment:

1

2

rings

bag.

and hooks

for attaching the net

There may be hooks for hanging bags on

both sides of the luggage compartment

WARNING

The luggage compartment prevents light

luggage from moving. The net bag has a zip

and can be used to store small objects.

To secure the elastic net bag on the fasten-

ing rings of the boot it must be stretched

out. Once hooked up it is taut. If the net

bag is hooked up or unhooked incorrectly

the hooks could cause injuries.

Fig. 120.

›››

The retaining hooks have been designed to

secure light shopping bags.

»

139

Operation

●

Close the rear lid.

WARNING

Never use the hooks to hang luggage or

other objects. In case of sudden braking or

an accident, the hooks could break.

Closing the tailboard

●

Lift the tailboard cover until it engages. The

red mark on the luggage compartment side

should never be visible.

●

Close the rear lid.

Trapdoor for transporting long

objects

Lift the centre armrest if necessary.

Note

Fig. 122 In the luggage compartment:

opening the trapdoor.

The tailboard can also be opened from the

luggage compartment. To do so, press the

release lever down, in the direction of the

On the rear seat, behind the central armrest,

there is a tailboard for transporting long

items in the interior, such as skis.

arrow, and the cover upwards Fig. 122 .

›››

To avoid soiling the interior, dirty objects

should be wrapped (e.g. in a blanket) before

they are inserted through the tailboard.

Roof carrier

When the armrest is down, nobody may trav-

el in the centre rear seat.

Introduction

Fig. 121 In the rear seat backrest: opening

the trapdoor.

The vehicle roof has been designed to opti-

mise aerodynamics. For this reason, cross

bars or conventional roof carrier systems

cannot be secured to the roof water drains.

Opening the tailboard

●

Lower the centre armrest.

Pull the release lever in the direction of the

As the roof water drains are integrated in the

roof to reduce air resistance, only CUPRA-

approved cross bars and roof carrier systems

can be used.

arrow and push the tailboard cover

1

Fig. 121

down and forwards.

›››

●

Open the rear lid.

●

Insert the long objects through the gap

from the luggage compartment.

●

Secure the objects with the seat belt.

140

Transport and practical equipment

Cases in which cross bars and the roof car-

rier system should be disassembled.

or boats on the roof. The appropriate acces-

sories can be purchased at specialised CU-

PRA dealers or any SEAT dealership.

fere with the roof aerial or hamper the path

of the panoramic sun roof and the rear lid.

●

When they are not used.

●

On opening the rear lid make sure that it

does not knock into the roof load.

Always secure the crossbars and the roof

carrier system properly. Always take the as-

sembly instructions that come with the

crossbars and the roof carrier system in

question into account.

When the vehicle is washed in a car wash.

When the vehicle height exceeds the max-

For the sake of the environment

imum height, for example, in some garages.

When cross bars and a roof carrier system

are installed, the increased air resistance

means that the vehicle uses more fuel.

WARNING

The crossbars are assembled on the roof

●

Always secure the load properly using

railings. The distance between crossbars

belts or retaining straps that are suitable

and in a good condition.

A

Fig. 123

should be between 70 and 90

›››

cm and the distance between the crossbars

●

Bulky, heavy, long or flat loads have a

Securing the crossbars and the

roof carrier system

B

and the brackets of the roof railings

be 15 cm.

must

negative effect on aerodynamics, the cen-

tre of gravity and driving performance.

●

Avoid sudden braking and manoeuvres.

Adapt your speed and driving style at all

WARNING

Incorrect attachment and use of the cross-

bars and the roof carrier system may cause

the whole system to detach from the roof

and cause an accident and injuries.

times to suit visibility, weather, road and

traffic conditions.

CAUTION

●

Always take the manufacturer assembly

instructions into account.

●

Remove the cross bars and the roof carri-

er system before entering a car wash.

●

Check threaded joints and attachments

travelling and if necessary tighten them af-

ter you have travelled a short distance.

When making long trips, check the threa-

ded joints whenever you stop for a rest.

●

Vehicle height is increased by the instal-

lation of cross bars or a roof carrier system

and the load secured on them. For this pur-

pose, check that your vehicle's height does

not surpass the headspace limit, for exam-

ple, for underpasses or for entering garage

doors.

Fig. 123 Attachment points for the roof

railings for the roof carrier system.

●

Do not modify or repair the crossbars or

»

roof carrier system.

The crossbars are the basis of a series of

special roof carrier systems. For safety rea-

sons, special fixtures must be used to safely

transport luggage, bicycles, skis, surf boards

●

Cross bars, the roof carrier system and

the load secured on them should not inter-

141

Operation

Distributing a load

Distribute loads uniformly and secure them

correctly

Note

Storage compartment

Always read the assembly instructions that

come with the crossbars and the roof carri-

er system carefully and keep them in the

vehicle.

.

›››

Introduction

Check attachments

Use the storage compartments only for small

or light items.

Once the cross bars and roof carrier system

have been installed, check the bolted con-

nections and attachments after a short jour-

ney and subsequently with a certain fre-

quency.

WARNING

Loading the roof carrier system

Objects inside the vehicle that are not se-

cured could be thrown across the cabin in

the event of sudden braking or manoeu-

vring. This may cause severe injuries as well

as loss of control of the vehicle.

The load can only be secured if the crossbars

and the roof carrier system are properly in-

WARNING

stalled

.

›››

●

Never exceed the maximum authorised

Maximum authorised cargo on the roof

●

Do not carry animals or sharp, hard or

load on the roof and on the axles or the ve-

hicle's maximum authorised weight.

heavy items in open storage compartments

of the vehicle, on the dashboard or on the

cover behind the rear seats, or inside

pieces of clothing or bags inside the vehi-

cle.

The maximum permissible roof load is 75 kg.

This figure comes from the combined weight

of the roof carrier, the cross bars and the

●

Never exceed the load capacity of the

cross bars and the roof carrier system, even

if the maximum authorised roof load has

not been reached.

load itself on the roof

.

›››

Always check the weight of the roof carrier

system, the cross bars and the weight of the

load to be transported and weigh them if

necessary. Never exceed the maximum au-

thorised roof load.

●

Keep the storage compartments closed

●

Secure heavy items as far forward as pos-

at all times while the vehicle is in motion.

sible and distribute the vehicle load uni-

formly.

WARNING

Objects in the driver's footwell could diffi-

cult the use of the pedals. This may cause

loss of control of the vehicle and increases

the risk of severe injuries.

WARNING

If you are using cross bars and a roof carrier

with a lower weight rating, you will not be

able to carry the maximum authorised roof

load. In this case, do not exceed the maxi-

mum weight limit for the roof carrier which is

listed in the fitting instructions.

If the load is loose or not secured, it could

fall from the roof carrier system or cause

accidents and injuries.

●

Make sure that nothing prevents you from

●

Always use belts or retaining straps that

using the pedals at any time.

are suitable and in a good condition.

●

Always secure the mat in the footwell.

Never place other mats or other type of

covers on the factory-fitted mat.

142

Transport and practical equipment

●

Ensure that no objects can fall into the

pads stuck to the windows can concentrate

sunlight and damage the vehicle.

Always keep the glove compartment

driver's footwell while the vehicle is in mo-

tion.

closed while the vehicle is in motion.

●

When the vehicle is stationary, remove

the objects in the footwell.

Glove compartment

Storage compartment under

front seats

WARNING

If you leave lighters inside the vehicle, they

might be damaged or lit inadvertently. This

could lead to severe burns and damage to

the vehicle.

●

Before moving a seat, make sure there

are no lighters in the moving part area of

the vehicle.

●

Before closing a storage compartment,

make sure there are no lighters in the clos-

ing area.

Fig. 124 On the front passenger side:

glove compartment.

Fig. 125 Storage compartment under the

front seats.

●

Never leave a lighter inside a storage

compartment or any other surface of the

vehicle as it could ignite due to the high

temperatures on such surfaces, particularly

during the summer.

Opening and closing the glove compart-

ment

Opening: Press the tab on the drawer handle

and take the drawer out.

Opening: Pull the handle Fig. 124 and

›››

open the glove compartment.

Closing: Push the drawer under the seat until

it engages.

CAUTION

Closing: Press the glove compartment up-

wards.

●

Depending on the equipment, under the

driver's seat there may be a magazine holder

(about the size of the instruction manual) in-

stead of the storage compartment.

Do not store heat- or cold-sensitive ob-

jects, food or medicines in the cabin. Heat

and cold could damage them or render

them useless.

WARNING

»

If the glove compartment is left open, the

risk of causing severe injuries in the event

of an accident, sudden braking or manoeu-

vring increases.

●

Objects made from transparent materials

left inside the vehicle, such as glasses,

magnifying glasses or transparent suction

143

Operation

Front drink holders

●

WARNING

Never leave closed bottles in the vehicle

if the temperature inside is very high or

very low.

There are two cup holders in the centre con-

If the drawer is left open, it could prevent

use of the pedals. This may cause serious

accidents and injuries.

sole Fig. 126 .

›››

Drinks holder in the rear central armrest

CAUTION

●

Always keep the drawer closed while the

vehicle is in motion. Otherwise, the drawer

and any objects in it could fall into the driv-

er's footwell and obstruct the pedals.

Use: Lower the centre armrest.

Do not leave open cans in the drink holders

when the vehicle is in motion. If the drink is

spilled (e.g. due to sudden braking) it may

damage the vehicle and its electrical sys-

tem.

When the drink holder is no longer in use, lift

the armrest again.

CAUTION

WARNING

The drawer can contain 1.5 kg at most.

Incorrect use of the bottle holders may

cause injuries.

Note

The inside elements of the drink holders

can be extracted for cleaning.

●

Never put hot drinks in the drink holders.

In the event of sudden braking or an acci-

dent while driving, hot beverages in the

bottle holders might spill and cause burns.

Drink holder

●

Other object holders

Ensure that no bottles or other objects

are dropped in the driver footwell while

driving, as they could get under the pedals

and obstruct their working.

You will find more object holders, compart-

ments and supports in other parts of the ve-

hicle:

●

Never place glasses, food or other heavy

objects drink holders. These heavy objects

may be thrown across the cabin in the

event of an accident and cause serious in-

juries.

●

In the centre console.

In the upper part of the glove compart-

ment. The load of the compartment should

not exceed 1.2 kg.

Fig. 126 In the rear central armrest: drinks

holder.

●

Other storage compartments are found in

WARNING

the rear seat, to the left and the right of the

seats.

Closed bottles may explode inside the vehi-

cle due to cold or heat.

The storage compartments of the driver and

passenger doors contain a bottle holder.

There are hangers on the struts of the doors

and the rear.

144

Transport and practical equipment

Maximum power consumption

WARNING

Hanging clothes may decrease the driver's

visibility, which may cause serious acci-

dents and injuries.

Maximum power con-

Power socket

sumption

12 Volts

120 Watts

●

Always hang clothes from hangers in such

a way that the driver's visibility is not affec-

ted.

150 watts (300 watts - maximum

2 minutes)

230 Volts

●

Only hang light pieces of clothing from

Electrical equipment can be connected to

the 12 volt power socket.

the hangers of the vehicle. Never leave

heavy, hard or sharp objects in the pockets

of these pieces of clothing.

Fig. 128 On the right side of the luggage

compartment: 230 volt power socket.

Make sure that the maximum power con-

sumption displayed on each outlet is not ex-

ceeded. The power consumption of devices

is shown on the model plate.

●

Do not use clothes hangers to hang up

the clothing, as this could interfere with the

function of the head-protection airbags.

In the front armrest

●

Lift the power socket cover Fig. 127 .

›››

When connecting two or more electrical de-

vices at the same time, make sure that their

total consumption never exceeds 190 watts

Insert the plug of the electrical appliance

into the power socket.

Power sockets

.

›››

USB power sockets

Vehicle power sockets

Depending on the equipment and the coun-

try, the vehicle may also have USB connec-

tions exclusively for charging or as a power

socket.

230 volt power socket

With the engine running, the power socket

Fig. 128 activates automatically as soon as

a connector is plugged in. If there is enough

power available, the socket can still be used

›››

These USB ports are located at the rear of

the console, between the front seats . These

connectors can work at a maximum power

of up to 10.5 W per port.

while the engine is off

›››

Connect an electrical device: Open the cov-

er and insert the plug into the power socket

as far as possible to unlock the built-in child

lock. The socket only supplies power once

the child lock is unlocked.

They are not intended for file playback.

1

Fig. 127 12 volt power socket:

front armrest.

inside the

»

145

Operation

●

–

Do not spill liquids onto the socket.

The built-in overload disconnect func-

tion prevents any electrical devices

that require a high start-up current

from turning on. In this case, unplug

the electrical device's power supply and

re-try the connection after about 10

seconds.

LED on the power socket

Do not plug adapters or extension cords

Steady green

light:

The childproof lock is unlocked.

The socket is ready to operate.

into the 230 volt power socket. Otherwise,

the integrated child lock will be unlocked

and the power socket will operate.

The ignition is switched off, but

there is enough power available

to continue supplying the socket

with current for a maximum of 10

minutes. If the connector is un-

plugged before this time elapses,

the socket is disconnected and

cannot be used again until the ig-

nition is switched on again.

●

Do not insert conductive objects (a knit-

ting needle, for example) into the 230 volt

power socket.

Flashing green

light:

Note

●

The use of electrical appliances with the

WARNING

engine switched off will cause a battery dis-

charge.

The power socket works only when the ig-

nition is on. Improper use may cause seri-

ous injury or even fire. Children should

therefore not be left in the vehicle unatten-

ded if the button is also left behind. Other-

wise there is a possibility that they may be

injured.

There is an anomaly, e.g. discon-

nection due to a current surge or

overheating.

●

Should the connected appliance over-

Flashing red light:

heat, immediately switch it off and discon-

nect it from the socket.

●

Before switching the ignition on or off,

Disconnection due to overheating

unplug the appliances from the USB ports

to protect them from any damage caused

by fluctuations in voltage.

When the temperature exceeds a certain

value, the 230 volt socket inverter is auto-

matically disconnected. The disconnection

prevents overheating when the power con-

sumption of the connected devices is exces-

sive or the ambient temperature is very high.

The 230-volt power supply can be used once

again after a cooling time. First unplug the

connector of the connected device and

then plug it back in again. This prevents the

electrical device from being switched on

again if this is not wanted.

CAUTION

●

Some appliances may not work properly

Always use the correct type of plugs to

avoid damaging the sockets.

when connected to the 230 volt sockets

due to a lack of power (watts).

CAUTION

●

230 volt power socket:

–

Do not leave devices or connectors that

are too heavy (e.g. a transformer)

hanging directly from the power sock-

et.

–

Do not connect neon lamps.

WARNING

Only connect devices to the socket if

the device and socket voltage match.

The electrical system is under high voltage!

146

Air conditioning

Passenger recognition function

impurities in the air taken into the vehicle in-

terior.

Air conditioning

3 Valid for: hybrid vehicles.

The dust and pollen filter must be changed

regularly so that air conditioner performance

is not adversely affected.

The front or rear area passenger recognition

function turns down the air conditioning in

these areas if no occupation is detected in

them, with the aim of reducing the vehicle’s

energy consumption.

Heating, ventilation and

cooling

If the filter loses efficiency prematurely due

to use in areas with very high levels of air pol-

lution, the filter must be changed more fre-

quently than stated in the Service Schedule.

Introduction

The turning down of the air conditioning is

indicated as follows:

The 3 zone Climatronic: heats, ventilates,

cools and dehumidifies the passenger com-

partment considering it as 3 independent air

conditioning areas (driver, front passenger

and rear seats).

●

Front passenger area: on the front passen-

WARNING

ger temperature setting, which will display

ECO instead of the selected temperature.

Reduced visibility through the windows in-

creases the risk of serious accidents.

●

Rear area: On the rear temperature setting,

There are several ways to switch on the air

conditioning:

●

Always ensure that all windows are free of

where ECO will be displayed instead of the se-

lected temperature. This turning down of the

air conditioning will also be displayed on the

control located in the rear area.

ice and snow, and that they are not fogged,

so as to maintain good visibility of every-

thing outside.

●

A

Press AUTO on the climabar Fig. 129

›››

OR: Press  in the air conditioning menu

page 150 or in the air conditioning widg-

●

Only drive when you have good visibility.

›››

Always ensure that you use the air condi-

Air conditioning percentage reached

function

et.

tioner and heated rear window to maintain

good visibility.

●

OR: Press  in the air conditioning menu

page 150 or in the air conditioning widg-

Shows how long it will take to reach the set

comfort temperature as a percentage.

›››

●

Never leave the air recirculation on for a

et.

long period of time. If the cooling system is

switched off and air recirculation mode

switched on, the windows can mist over

very quickly, considerably limiting visibility.

●

OR: Change the desired temperature.

Once reached, 100% will be displayed on

the screen. There is one indicator for the

driver's area and another for the passenger

area.

The Climatronic operates most effectively

with the windows and the sunroof closed.

●

Switch air recirculation mode off when it

»

is not required.

Some functions and menu tabs depend on

the equipment.

Dust and pollen filter

The dust and pollen filter with its activated

charcoal cartridge serves as a barrier against

147

Operation

WARNING

only available when the engine has reached

its normal running temperature.

Stuffy or used air will increase fatigue and

reduce driver concentration possibly re-

sulting in a serious accident.

●

Keep the air intake slots in front of the

windscreen free of snow, ice and leaves to

ensure heating and cooling are not im-

paired, and to prevent the windows from

misting over.

●

Never leave the fresh air fan turned off or

use the air recirculation for long periods of

time; the air in the vehicle interior will not

be refreshed.

●

The air from the vents flows through the

vehicle interior and is extracted by slots in

the luggage compartment designed for this

purpose. Therefore, you should avoid ob-

structing these slots with any kind of ob-

ject.

CAUTION

●

To replace the pollen filter, always visit a

service centre.

●

Do not smoke while air recirculation

Switch the air conditioner off if you think

mode is on, as smoke drawn into the air

conditioning system leaves residue on the

evaporator, producing a permanent un-

pleasant odour.

it may be broken. This will avoid additional

damage. Have the air conditioner checked

by a specialised workshop.

●

Repairs to the air conditioner require

●

It is advisable to turn on the air condi-

specialist knowledge and special tools. CU-

PRA recommends going to a specialised

CUPRA Service or SEAT Official Service.

tioning at least once a month, to lubricate

the system gaskets and prevent leaks. If a

decrease in the cooling capacity is detec-

ted, a Technical Service should be consul-

ted to check the system.

Note

●

When the cooling system is turned off, air

●

When the engine is under extreme strain,

coming from the outside will not be dried.

To prevent fogging of the windows, CUPRA

recommends leaving the cooling system

(compressor) turned on. To do this, press

the function button . The icon should

light up.

switch off the compressor for a moment.

●

The maximum heat output required to

defrost windows as quickly as possible is

148

Air conditioning

Climatronic control

Fig. 129 Schematic representation: air condi-

tioning functions

A

Climabar

Temperature Slide your finger from left to

right or vice versa over the numbers to

adjust the desired temperature. Press

on the same numbers to access the

temperature adjustment submenu.

Temperature setting submenu

Fixed bar at the top of the Infotainment Sys-

tem Fig. 129

connected) where the following Air Condi-

tioning functions are located:

Submenu where the following functions are

found:

A

screen, (even if it is dis-

›››

 /  Press to set the desired temperature

on the driver or front passenger side.

You can also slide your finger over the

bar to make the adjustment.

1

2

Or: use the touch zones

and

Shows fan status/speed. By pressing it,



(blue / red) to adjust the temperature of

you can access the Air conditioning

the Air Conditioning Fig. 129 .

›››

menu page 150 .

›››

Synchronizes the temperature on the



 ^{Switching air recirculation on and off}

driver's side with the other zones.

  ^{Access the seat heating submenu}

page 152.

›››

page 153.

›››

149

Operation

Air Conditioning Menu

Fig. 130 Schematic representation: Air condi-

tioning menu.

Within the Air Conditioning menu, the fol-

lowing submenus are found depending on

the equipment:

but the requested temperature de-

pending on the surrounding conditions.

When this function is switched on, the

rear air conditioning remains switched

off.

Manual adjustment of fan speed by

pressing  or .





The heated rear window only works



Front Submenu

when the engine is running and

Turn on, change the level or turn off the

steering wheel heating. It also shows its

status (on/off) and its level.

switches off automatically after a maxi-

mum of 10 minutes. It should be switch-

ed off as soon as the glass is demisted.

By saving electrical power you can also

save fuel.

Submenu for the air conditioning in the front

of the passenger compartment where the

following functions are found:

The multifunction steering wheel can

also be used to switch it on and off and

Connect/disconnect the Climatronic



change its levels page 154 .

›››

A

Fig. 130

.

›››

To avoid possible damage to the bat-

tery, an automatic temporary discon-

nection of this function is possible,

coming back on when normal operating

conditions are re-established.

The defrost/demist function of the Cli-

matronic removes ice and condensa-

tion from the windscreen. The air is de-

humidified and the fan is set high.

Vents Selection of the air distribution to one

or more of the following areas: feet, up-

per body or windscreen. The colour



represented by the arrows does not in-

dicate the outlet temperature of the air,

Switching the cooling and demisting

system on/off.



150

Air conditioning

In  mode, the selected tempera-

ture will remain constant. Fan speed

and air distribution are automatically

adjusted. The  mode will be deacti-

vated when the fan speed and/or the air

distribution are modified manually.

Cool feet: automatically adjusts for a

certain time the air conditioning to cool

the footwell area.

Settings submenu





Submenu where the following settings are

located:

Defog the windows: automatically ad-

justs for a certain time the air condition-

ing to defog the windscreen.









●

Automatic recirculation: to switch auto-

matic air recirculation on and off

page 152.

›››

●

Fan speed in  mode can be adjusted

in the Climaprofile (low, medium or

high) by successive presses on the func-

tion button . Climaprofile adjust-

ment is also possible in the Settings

submenu.

Warm feet: automatically adjusts for a

certain time the air conditioning to heat

the footwell area.

Climaprofile: To adjust the fan speed (low,

medium or high) during operation in 

mode.

Fresh Air: automatically adjusts the air

conditioning for a certain time to venti-

late the passenger compartment.

●

Smart Heated Seats: Pressing  turns the

smart heated seats function on/off for the

driver and front passenger page 153 .

›››

Quick cooling: automatically adjusts the

air conditioning to cool the vehicle inte-

rior for a certain amount of time.

Rear Submenu

Submenu for the air conditioning in the rear

of the passenger compartment where the

following functions are found:

Climate control usage instruc-

tions

AirCare Climate submenu

Connect/disconnect the Climatronic A.

The air conditioning system contains a filter

that can reduce the penetration of allergenic

contaminants.



The interior cooling system only works when

the engine is running and fan is switched on.

With the icon lit up, it is not possible to

adjust the temperature from the rear



When the Air Care function is activated, the

recirculation mode is on and the air is regula-

ted automatically and continuously, as long

as there is no detection of fogging hazard.

area.

Economic use of the air conditioning

 /  Press to adjust the rear zone temper-

When the air conditioning is switched on,

the compressor consumes engine power

and has influence on fuel consumption.

ature.

iClimate submenu

●

Press on  to activate/deactivate the

AirCare function.

The air conditioning operates most effec-

tively with the windows and the sunroof

closed. However, if the passenger compart-

ment has heated up after standing in the sun

for some time, the air inside can be cooled

more quickly by briefly opening the windows

and the sunroof.

Submenu where different smart and/or au-

tomatic functionalities are located:

●

Press  to access the information on the

status of the AirCare system.

Warm hands: automatically adjusts for a



certain time the air conditioning to heat

the steering wheel area.

»

151

Operation

●

Change the temperature unit (Climatron-

ic)

To close the air vents on the left side, move

Note

the corresponding diffuser vent lever fully to

the right. To close the air vents on the rights

side, move the corresponding diffuser vent

lever fully to the left.

After starting the engine, any residual hu-

midity in the air conditioner could mist over

the windscreen. Switch on the defrost

function as soon as possible to clear the

windscreen of condensation.

The temperature display can be changed

from Celsius to Fahrenheit on the Infotain-

ment system screen using the function but-

ton  > Settings > Units.

●

Change the air direction using the ventila-

tion grille lever.

The cooling system cannot be activated

There are other additional, non-adjustable

air vents in the dash panel, in the footwells

and in the rear area of the passenger com-

partment.

If the air conditioning system cannot be

switched on, this may be caused by the fol-

lowing:

Rear controls

●

The engine is not running.

Note

The fan is switched off.

Food, medicine and other heat or cold sen-

sitive objects should never be placed in

front of the air outlets as they may be dam-

aged or made unsuitable for use by the air.

The air conditioner fuse has blown.

The outside temperature is lower than ap-

proximately +3°C (+38°F).

●

The air conditioner compressor has been

Fig. 131 In the rear part of the centre con-

sole: controls for the rear seats.

temporarily switched off because the engine

coolant temperature is too high.

Air recirculation 

●

Another fault in the vehicle. Have the air

Temperature

Air recirculation mode prevents the ambient

air from entering the interior.

conditioner checked by a specialised work-

shop.

●

1

2

Press buttons

and

Fig. 131 to ad-

›››

just the temperature of the rear zone.

When the outside temperature is very high,

selecting manual air recirculation mode for a

short period refreshes the vehicle interior

more quickly.

Special characteristics

If the humidity and temperature outside the

vehicle are high, condensation can drip off

the evaporator in the cooling system and

form a pool underneath the vehicle. This is

normal and does not indicate a leak!

Air vents

For safety reasons, the air recirculation is dis-

connected when  is pressed.

To ensure proper heating, cooling and venti-

lation in the vehicle interior, the air vents

must remain open.

152

Air conditioning

Switching the manual air recirculation

mode on and off

Control seat heating

also be shown during this process, until it is

complete (AUTO).

Press the icon  on the Climabar

●

A

Press the button  to connect or discon-

Fig. 129

to view the seat heating menu.

›››

●

Once the learning period is over, the heated

seats are turned on and their temperature

level adjusted automatically.

nect manual air recirculation.

Press the left or right seat icon to connect

the seat heating to maximum power.

Climatronic automatic air recirculation

mode

If you are not satisfied with the temperature

level provided by the system during automat-

ic regulation, adjust the seat heating man-

ually and the function will be optimised (Op-

timising). The optimisation process will be

displayed in the seats submenu of the info-

tainment display.

●

Press the left or right seat icon repeatedly

until the desired level is adjusted.

With the automatic air recirculation mode

activated, the entry of fresh air into the cabin

interior is enabled. If the system detects a

high concentration of hazardous substances

in the ambient air, air recirculation mode is

switched on automatically. When the level of

impurities drops to within a normal range, re-

circulation mode is switched off.

●

To switch off seat heating, press the corre-

sponding seat icon several times until no LED

is on.

●

You can also adjust the seat heating level

by using two fingers to press the sensor field

To reset the process and start the learning

period, go to the submenu Settings > Reset

driver / front passenger profile.

1

2

Fig. 129

or

(left or right seat).

›››

If the ignition is switched on again in approx.

the next 10 minutes, the driver seat heating

is automatically turned on to the level set the

last time.

The system is unable to detect unpleasant

smells.

Cases in which the heat seating should not

be switched on

●

Automatic air recirculation is activated and

Do not switch the seat heating on if any of

the following conditions are met:

deactivated in the air conditioning settings

menu. An A will be displayed next to the re-

circulation icon  on the Climabar, indicat-

Smart Heated Seats

This is an smart function that automatically

activates and regulates the driver and front

passenger seat heating for greater comfort.

●

The seat is not occupied.

ing that the function is active page 149

›››

The seat has a cover.

A child seat has been installed on the seat.

The seat cushion is wet or damp.

The outdoor or indoor temperature is

To access the Smart Heated Seats function,

the CUPRA CONNECT personalisation serv-

ice must first be activated page 173 .

Front seat heating

›››

With the engine on, the front seat cushion

and backrest can be heated electrically.

greater than +25°C (77°F).

The Smart Heated Seats function requires a

period for learning usage habits. The start of

the learning process is shown on the info-

tainment display. Its evolution (learning) will

WARNING

People who cannot perceive pain or tem-

perature because of medications, paralysis

»

153

Operation

Steering wheel heating levels

●

or chronic diseases (e.g. diabetes) or have a

limited perception of these, may suffer

burns to the back, buttocks or legs when

using seat heating.

In the event of smells, switch off the seat

heating immediately and have it inspected

by a specialised workshop.

The selected steering wheel heating level will

be displayed on the instrument cluster dis-

play and in the air conditioning menu.

●

People with limited pain and temperature

For the sake of the environment

Level control is carried out using the  but-

ton on the multifunction steering wheel:

thresholds must never use seat heating.

The seat heating should remain on only

when needed. Otherwise, it is an unneces-

sary fuel waste.

●

If an abnormality in the device's tempera-

●

ture control is detected, have it checked by

a specialist workshop.

Brief press (less than 1 second): the heat-

ing is switched on at maximum level. Press

the steering wheel button repeatedly until

the desired level is adjusted. To switch off

steering wheel heating, press the steering

wheel button repeatedly until the heated

steering wheel OFF icon is displayed on the

instrument cluster.

Note

WARNING

Please note the following for the Smart

Heated Seats feature:

If the fabric of the cushion is wet, this can

adversely affect the operation of the seat

heating, increasing the risk of burns.

●

The system may reset the learning proc-

ess if it has not been satisfactory.

●

Make sure the seat cushion is dry prior to

●

Long press (more than 1 second): the heat-

Separate driver’s seat learning will be re-

using the seat heater.

quired for each registered user.

ing is switched off directly from the level that

is currently operating. If the steering wheel

button is pressed again for a long period, the

heating is switched on directly at the last lev-

el saved before switching off.

●

Do not sit on the seat with clothing that is

●

The passenger seat learns regardless of

wet or damp.

the active registered user.

●

Do not leave clothing that is wet or damp

●

In hybrid vehicles the use of the exten-

on the seat.

ded pre-air conditioning function may af-

fect the learning time of the function.

●

Do not spill liquid on the seat.

Heating levels can also be controlled

through the infotainment system's air condi-

tioning menu:

CAUTION

●

To avoid damaging the heating elements

Steering wheel heating

●

Press the steering wheel heating function

of the seat heaters, please do not kneel on

the seat or apply sharp pressure to a single

point on the seat cushion or backrest.

button  . The heating is switched on at its

maximum level.

Steering wheel heating works only with the

engine running.

●

Press the function button repeatedly to set

the desired level.

●

Liquids, sharps objects and insulating

materials (e.g. covers or child seats) can

damage the seat heating.

●

To switch off steering wheel heating, press

the function button several times until no

LED is on.

154

Air conditioning

Automatic off

Disconnecting parking ventilation

CAUTION

The steering wheel heating will be switched

off automatically when any of the following

conditions are met:

The parking ventilation will turn off in the fol-

lowing situations:

Foods sensitive to heat or cold, medica-

tions and other objects can be damaged by

the airflow.

●

When the operating time selected by the

●

Do not place any type of food, medicines

●

Power consumption is too high.

The steering wheel heating system is faulty.

If the ignition is switched off.

user in the MyCUPRA App or website for the

instant on/off mode has elapsed.

or other temperature sensitive items in

front of the ventilation slots.

●

The parking ventilation function can be

switched off instantly using the instant

on/off button in the MyCUPRA App or web-

site.

Note

If parking ventilation works repeatedly for

long periods of time, the 12V battery

charge level will drop. It is advisable to take

the vehicle for a long drive to recharge the

battery.

Parking ventilation

●

When the scheduled departure time has

been reached.

With the parking ventilation function, the

passenger compartment can be ventilated in

spring/summer.

The maximum operating period of the park-

ing ventilation is 60 min.

The power required for parking ventilation

will be provided by the vehicle's 12V battery.

Programming a departure/trip start

The ventilation function is controlled

through the CUPRA CONNECT mobile App

or the MyCUPRA website.

The activation of the parking ventilation for a

scheduled time is only valid for a single venti-

lation process. The departure time must be

for each newly programmed ventilation

process.

Connecting parking ventilation

The function will be switched on as follows:

Before programming the departure time, you

must check that the date and time of the car

are correctly set.

●

The parking ventilation function can be

switched on/off instantly using the on/off

button in the MyCUPRA App or website.

When programming a departure time, the

car automatically calculates, depending on

the environmental conditions, the necessary

operating time of the parking ventilation.

●

By programming a departure time.

In the event of low level charge of the 12V

battery, the parking ventilation will not turn

on.

155

Operation

●

Press the immediate on/off button  in the

●

Never programme the auxiliary heater so

auxiliary heating (addition-

al heating)

infotainment system (while the vehicle is

switched off).

that it switches itself on and is running in an

enclosed space or an area with no ventila-

tion.

●

Press button  on the remote control

page 157.

Introduction

›››

●

WARNING

Automatically scheduling a departure time

The auxiliary heater runs on fuel from the

vehicle's tank and can be used while you are

driving and when the vehicle is stationary.

in the auxiliary heater menu in the infotain-

ment system, or on the MyCUPRA App or

portal page 158 .

The components of the auxiliary heater are

extremely hot and could cause a fire.

›››

●

Always park your vehicle so that no part

The auxiliary heating can be controlled

through the CUPRA CONNECT mobile app,

the MyCUPRA website or with the remote

control.

of the exhaust system can come in contact

with easily flammable materials that might

be below the vehicle, such as dried grass.

Disconnection

The independent heating can be switched

off in the following ways:

In winter, with the auxiliary heater switched

on, you can defog the windscreen and leave

it free of ice and snow (if it is a thin layer) be-

fore you start driving.

CAUTION

●

The supplementary heating function will

Never place food, medicines or other tem-

perature-sensitive objects close to the air

vents. Food, medicines and other objects

sensitive to heat or cold may be damaged

or made unsuitable for use by the air com-

ing from the vents.

be turned off immediately using the on/off

button in the App or MyCUPRA website.

●

Press the immediate on/off icon  in the

If the outside temperature is very high, the

vehicle interior can be ventilated with the

engine off using the auxiliary heater.

infotainment system (while the vehicle is

switched off).

●

Press button  on the radio-operated re-

mote control page 157 .

The maximum operating period of the park-

ing ventilation is 60 min.

›››

●

Automatically at the scheduled departure

Switching the auxiliary heater on

and off

time or after the programmed operating

time has elapsed .

WARNING

The auxiliary heater exhaust fumes contain

carbon monoxide, an odourless and col-

ourless toxic gas. Carbon monoxide can

cause people to lose consciousness. It can

also cause death.

●

Connection

Automatically when the control lamp 

(fuel level indicator) lights up page 315 .

›››

The independent heating can be connected

in the following ways:

●

Automatically when the 12-volt battery

charge drops too low page 333 .

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Press the immediate on/off button in the

App or on the MyCUPRA website.

●

Never switch on the auxiliary heater or

leave it running in enclosed spaces or areas

with no ventilation.

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Air conditioning

Things to note

out of range or when the control lamp is

flashing.

It lights up for approx. 2 seconds

●

In orange (then in green or in red): The re-

Once switched off, the auxiliary heater will

continue to operate for a short period of

time in order to burn the fuel remaining in

the system and also to expel the exhaust

fumes.

mote control battery is almost flat. However,

the on or off signal has been received.

To switch on and off the independent heat-

ing, the button must be pressed and held for

approximately 1 second.

●

In orange (then flashes green or red): The

remote control battery is almost flat. No on

or off signal has been received.

Control lamp on the remote control

When the buttons are pressed, the control

Flashes for around 5 seconds

Radio-operated remote control

1

lamp on the remote control

provides the

●

In orange: The remote control battery is

user with different information:

flat. No on or off signal has been received.

It lights up for approx. 2 seconds

Changing the battery of the radio-operat-

ed remote control

●

In green: The auxiliary heater has been

switched on using the button.



When pressing the buttons, if the control

●

In red: The auxiliary heater has been

1

lamp of the remote

flashes for approx. 5

switched off con with button .

orange or does not light up, the batteries

must be replaced.

Flashes slowly for approx. 2 seconds

The battery is located beneath a cover on

the back of the remote control.

●

In green: No on signal has been received.

The remote control is out of range. Move

closer to the vehicle.

Fig. 132 Auxiliary heating: radio-operated

remote control.

●

To open the cover, lift it slightly at the bot-

tom and slide it down.

●

In red: No off signal has been received. The

Fig. 132

remote control is out of range. Move closer

to the vehicle.

●

Remove the old battery.

Switch the auxiliary heater on



Insert the new battery. When doing so,

 Switch the auxiliary heater off

take into account the polarity and use bat-

teries of the same type

Flashes quickly approx. 2 seconds

.

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1

Control lamp

●

In green: The independent heating is

●

Replace the battery cover by inserting the

blocked. Possible causes: the fuel tank is al-

most empty, the 12-volt battery charge is

very low or there is a fault.

If the buttons of the remote control are

pressed unnecessarily, it could switch on the

auxiliary heater involuntarily, even when it is

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tabs at the top and pressing the bottom.

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Operation

Range

For the sake of the environment

Please dispose of your used batteries

tion. The auxiliary heater exhaust fumes

contain carbon monoxide, an odourless

and colourless toxic gas. Carbon monoxide

can cause people to lose consciousness. It

can also cause death.

The receiver is inside the vehicle. The re-

mote control, when fitted with new batteries,

has a range of several hundred metres. Ob-

stacles between the remote control and the

vehicle, bad weather conditions and dis-

charged batteries can considerably reduce

the range of the remote control.

●

correctly and with respect for the environ-

ment.

●

The remote control battery may contain

perchlorate. Observe the legal provisions

regarding disposal.

Usage instructions

●

Care should be taken so as not to operate

the remote control unintentionally so as to

prevent the auxiliary heater being switched

on accidentally.

WARNING

The auxiliary heater exhaust system located

below the vehicle must be kept clear of

snow, mud and other objects. The exhaust

fumes must be able to exit freely. The emis-

sions generated by the auxiliary heater are

removed via an exhaust pipe fitted under-

neath the vehicle.

Swallowing a battery with a 20 mm diame-

ter or any other button battery can cause

serious and even fatal injuries within a very

short time.

Programming the auxiliary heater

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Always keep the remote control, keyrings

with batteries, the spare batteries, button

batteries and all other batteries over 20

mm out of reach of children.

The activation of the parking ventilation for a

scheduled time is only valid for a single venti-

lation process. The departure time must be

for each newly programmed ventilation

process.

On heating the vehicle interior, depending

on the outside temperature, the warm air is

first directed at the windscreen and then to

the rest of the vehicle interior through the air

vents. Directing the diffusers – towards the

windows for example – can affect air distri-

bution.

●

If you suspect that someone may have

swallowed a battery, seek immediate medi-

cal attention.

Before programming the departure time, you

must check that the date and time of the car

are correctly set.

CAUTION

●

The radio frequency remote control con-

When the auxiliary heater is not switched

on

When programming a departure time, the

car automatically calculates, depending on

the environmental conditions, the necessary

operating time of the parking ventilation.

tains electronic components. Therefore,

avoid getting it wet and exposing it to

knocks or direct sunlight.

●

The auxiliary heater requires about as

much power as the dipped beam headlights.

If the 12-volt battery charge is too low, the

auxiliary heater switches off automatically

and cannot be switched on. This avoids

problems when starting the engine.

●

The use of inappropriate batteries may

damage the radio frequency remote con-

trol. For this reason, always replace the

used battery with another of the same volt-

age, size and specifications.

WARNING

Never programme the auxiliary heater so

that it switches itself on and is running in an

enclosed space or an area with no ventila-

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Air conditioning

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The heating must be activated every time

heating or cooling capacity to reach the

desired set temperature.

Stationary air conditioning

you want to set off. Similarly, the departure

time must reactivate each time.

Introduction

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The control lamp  (fuel level indicator)

lights up.

3 Valid for: hybrid vehicles.

Operating the stationary air con-

ditioning

With stationary air conditioning, the vehicle

interior can be cooled, ventilated or heated

while the vehicle is parked. It can also be

used to demist and remove ice or a thin layer

of snow from the windscreen. The stationary

air conditioning is powered by the vehicle’s

electrical socket or high-voltage battery.

Note

3 Valid for: hybrid vehicles.

●

Noises will be heard while the auxiliary

heater is running.

Operation of the stationary air condition-

ing when the charging connector is not

plugged in

●

When the air humidity is high and the in-

side temperature low, condensation from

the heating and ventilating system may

evaporate when the auxiliary heater is

switched on. In this case, steam may be re-

leased from underneath the vehicle. This

does not mean that there is a vehicle mal-

function.

The stationary air conditioning can operate

when the charging connector is not plugged

in When the charging connector is not plug-

ged in, the stationary air conditioning oper-

ates with the high-voltage battery.

Stationary air conditioning can be program-

med and controlled in the Infotainment sys-

tem in the Battery Manager menu, through

the CUPRA CONNECT mobile App and on

the MyCUPRA website.

●

If the vehicle is tilted, e.g. if parked on a

●

Open the Battery Manager menu.

Select the settings menu.

slope, the operation of the auxiliary heater

may be restricted if the fuel tank level is low

(just above the reserve level).

CAUTION

Food, medicines and other objects sensi-

tive to heat and cold may be damaged or

spoiled by the air coming out of the vent.

Turn on the Enable High-Voltage Battery

Power function if necessary.

●

If the auxiliary heater is used a number of

times for a long period of time, the 12-volt

battery will lose its charge. To recharge the

battery, the vehicle must be driven for a

number of kilometres from time to time. As

a guideline: the journey should last approx-

imately as long as the heater was connec-

ted.

The stationary air conditioning only works if

the high voltage battery is sufficiently charg-

ed.

●

Never place food, medicines or other

temperature-sensitive objects close to the

air vents.

Setting the desired temperature

Note

●

The desired temperature for the stationary

Operating the stationary air conditioning

while the charging cable is not connected

reduces the vehicle’s range. In the case of

extreme outside temperatures, the station-

ary air conditioning may not have sufficient

●

At temperatures below +5 °C (+41 °F), the

air conditioning is selected in the Battery

Manager Infotainment system menu using 

or .

auxiliary heater may switch itself on auto-

matically when the engine is switched on.

The auxiliary heater is switched off again

after a certain time.

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Operation

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Switching on the stationary air condition-

ing

Automatically if the charge level of the ve-

Vehicle air conditioning prior to departure

hicle's high-voltage battery drops excessive-

ly.

●

Open the Battery Manager menu.

Set the scheduled departure time.

Turn on the air conditioning and charging

It can be switched on in the following ways:

●

Note

Press the immediate on/off button in the

mobile App or on the MyCUPRA website.

functions as needed.

●

Operating noises are heard while the sta-

●

tionary air conditioning is connected.

Press the immediate on icon  in the Info-

If the two air conditioning and charging

functions are on at the same time, the high-

voltage battery is charged first and then the

vehicle is air conditioned. The departure

time can only be enabled when one of the

two functions has been enabled.

tainment system (while the vehicle is switch-

ed off). During immediate air conditioning,

the vehicle reaches the set temperature in a

maximum of 30 minutes.

●

When the outside humidity is high and

the inside temperature low, condensation

from the air conditioning system may evap-

orate when the stationary air conditioning

is running. In this case, steam may be re-

leased from underneath the vehicle. This

does not mean that there is a vehicle mal-

function.

●

Automatically programming a departure

time in the mobile App, on the MyCUPRA

website, or in the Battery Manager menu of

the Infotainment system page 160 .

If the charging connector is plugged in, the

vehicle starts cooling down around 30 mi-

nutes before the scheduled departure time.

If the vehicle is not ready to drive at the

scheduled departure time, it will be cooled

for a further 15 minutes.

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Switching off the stationary air condition-

ing

Setting the stationary air condi-

tioning

In can be switched off in the following ways:

If the charging connector is not plugged in,

the air conditioning operating time is re-

duced to 10 minutes. The operating time is

extended by 5 minutes if the vehicle is not

ready to drive.

3 Valid for: hybrid vehicles.

●

Press the immediate on/off button in the

mobile App or on the MyCUPRA website.

The stationary air conditioning can be set in

the Infotainment system for the scheduled

departure time. You can set the desired tem-

perature of the inside of the vehicle for the

vehicle’s planned departure time.

●

Press the immediate on/off icon  in the

infotainment system (while the vehicle is

switched off). It is only possible to switch it

off if the stationary air conditioning was

switched on using this button.

The stationary air conditioning switches off

automatically.

Based on the desired temperature, the vehi-

cle calculates the time that the stationary air

conditioning needs to be switched on to

reach the desired temperature at the depar-

ture time.

Extended stationary air conditioning

●

Press the air conditioning off button in the

air conditioning menu of the infotainment

system (while the vehicle is off).

In the Battery Manager menu can be found

an option to add extended air conditioning.

This means if the vehicle is air conditioned

(either by being switched on immediately or

due to departure scheduling), the

●

Automatically, a few minutes after the

scheduled departure time.

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convenience consumers, e.g. seat or rear

window heating may switch on automatically

if considered necessary by the Climatronic

(in cold conditions) before the departure

time.

Vehicle air conditioning when the vehicle

is unlocked (with the opening of a door)

●

Open the Battery Manager menu.

Select settings.

Enable the When unlocking the vehicle

Comfort consumers depend on features.

function.

●

Open the Battery Manager menu.

The vehicle’s air conditioning will switch on

as soon as it is unlocked.

Tap on the icons of the seats whose con-

venience consumers should be switched on

in addition to the stationary air conditioning.

The driver's seat icon always stays activated

by default (the driver's seat icon includes the

comfort consumers of seat heating and

steering wheel heating).

Checking the schedule

When the ignition is switched off, the next

activated time and the configured functions

are displayed in the Infotainment system.

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To turn on the rear window heating before

the departure time, switch on the Automatic

rear window heating function.

The maximum waiting time for comfort con-

sumers is approximately 10 minutes before

the departure time.

Immediate activation of the rear window

heating

The rear window heating can be switched

on/off using the CUPRA CONNECT mobile

app or the MyCUPRA website, regardless of

whether or not the stationary air condition-

ing is switched on.

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