Get GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR Guide for Fiat Tipo 4 Door Second Generation (2015-2026)

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR

In-depth knowledge of your new car

starts here.

DASHBOARD .............................. 10

THE KEYS................................... 11

IGNITION DEVICE ........................ 12

FIAT CODE.................................. 14

DOORS ...................................... 15

SEATS........................................ 18

HEAD RESTRAINTS ..................... 21

STEERING WHEEL....................... 22

REAR-VIEW MIRRORS ................. 22

EXTERNAL LIGHTS ...................... 23

INTERIOR LIGHTS........................ 27

The handbook that you are reading

simply and directly explains how it is

made and how it works.

That’s why we advise you to read

it seated comfortably on board, so

that you can see immediately what is

described here for yourself.

WINDSCREEN WIPER/REAR

WINDOW WIPER ......................... 29

CLIMATE CONTROL SYSTEM ....... 32

ELECTRIC WINDOWS .................. 36

BONNET..................................... 37

DUALDRIVE ELECTRIC POWER

STEERING .................................. 38

BOOT......................................... 39

INTERIOR FITTINGS ..................... 42

ROOF RACK/SKI RACK ................ 45

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

SYSTEMS ................................... 45

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DASHBOARD

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1. Adjustable side air diffusers 2. Left stalk: direction indicators, main beam headlights, flashings 3. Instrument panel 4. Steering

wheel controls 5. Right stalk: windscreen wiper/washer, rear window wiper/washer, rain sensor sensitivity level setting 6.

Uconnect™ 7. Control buttons 8. Passenger front airbag 9. Adjustable central air diffusers 10. Glove compartment 11. Climate

controls 12. Buttons on the central console: seat heating, USB port, power socket/cigarette lighter 13. Ignition device 14. Driver

front airbag 15. Steering wheel controls 16. Control panel: front fog lights (where present), rear fog lights, headlight alignment

adjustment, iTPMS reset, ESC OFF (where present).

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For versions with electronic key: on

vehicles with Keyless Entry/Go, the

electronic key will lock the doors if one

or more doors are open.

Entry/Go" system, the car features an

electronic key (1) fig. 3, of which two

copies are provided.

THE KEYS

1)

1) 2)

MECHANICAL KEY

The metal insert of the key operates:

the ignition device and the driver side

door lock.

The doors will be locked if the tailgate

is open however.

Opening the boot

Rapidly press the button twice to

open the boot remotely.

KEY WITH REMOTE

CONTROL

The direction indicators will flash twice

to indicate that the boot has been

opened.

3)

Metal insert (1) fig. 2 of the key

operates:

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REPLACING THE

BATTERY IN THE KEY

WITH REMOTE CONTROL

1)

the ignition device;

the driver's door lock.

OPERATION

Unlocking doors and boot

Briefly press the button : unlocking

of doors and boot, timed switching-on

of internal lights and double flashing of

direction indicators (where provided).

The doors can always be unlocked by

putting the metal insert inside the driver

side door lock.

To replace the battery, proceed as

follows:

Door and boot locking

Briefly press the "FIAT" button:

locking of doors and boot and single

flash of direction indicators (if present).

For versions with mechanical key:

the doors will not be locked if one or

more doors are open. This situation

is indicated by a rapid flashing of the

direction indicators (where provided).

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Press button (2) to open/close the

metal insert.

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2)

ELECTRONIC KEY

(versions with Keyless Entry/Go

system)

On versions equipped with the "Keyless

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electronic devices inside the key, it should

never be exposed to direct sunlight.

IMPORTANT

1) Do not swallow the battery. Danger of

chemical burns. The keys contain a small

battery. If the battery is swallowed, it can

cause severe internal burns in just 2 hours

and cause death. Keep new and used

batteries out of the reach of children. If

the battery compartment does not close

securely, discontinue use of the product

and keep it out of reach of children. If you

believe that batteries may have been

swallowed or inserted inside the body,

seek medical attention immediately. The

emergency key (where provided) must be

immediately inserted into the electronic key

to prevent easy access to the battery.

2) Press button (2) only with the key away

from your body, especially your eyes and

from objects which could get damaged

(e.g. your clothes). Do not leave the key

unattended to avoid the button being

accidentally pressed while it is being

handled, e.g. by a child.

WARNING

1) Used batteries may be harmful to the

environment if not disposed of correctly.

They must be disposed of as specified by

law in the special containers or taken to a

Fiat Dealership, which will take care of their

disposal.

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apply a small bit screwdriver to the

points indicated by the arrows fig. 4

then remove the rear casing (1) fig. 5;

use a coin to turn inspection flap (2)

anticlockwise and remove it;

replace battery (3) with a new one of

the same specifications, respecting its

polarity;

refit flap (2) turning it clockwise, then

re-close the rear casing by pressing

gently and making sure it is correctly

locked.

IGNITION DEVICE

OPERATION

Versions with mechanical key

The key can be turned to three different

positions fig. 6:

STOP: engine off, key can be

removed, steering column locked (with

key removed). Some electrical devices

(e.g. central door locking system, etc.)

are still available;

MAR: driving position. All electrical

devices are available;

AVV: engine starting.

WARNING

REQUEST FOR

ADDITIONAL KEYS

Key with remote control

The system can recognise up to 8 keys

with remote control.

1) Do not place the car key in the wireless

charging compartment: risk of access

system malfunction.

2) Do not place contactless cards (RFID),

credit cards or metal objects in the

charging compartment.

Duplicating keys

3) The electronic components inside

the key may be damaged if the key is

subjected to strong shocks. In order

to ensure complete efficiency of the

Should a new key with remote control

be necessary, go to a Fiat Dealership,

taking an ID document and the car

ownership documents.

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will still be running. The car will indicate

the absence of the key on board when

the door is closed.

NOTE If the device does switch off the

engine, refer to the “Display” paragraph

in the “Knowing the instrument panel”

chapter, where available, and contact

the Fiat Dealership as soon as possible.

For more information on the engine

start-up, see the description in the

"Starting the engine" paragraph, in the

"Starting and driving" chapter.

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The ignition device is fitted with a

The ignition device has the following

possible states:

safety system that requires the ignition

device to be turned back to STOP if

the engine does not start, before the

starting operation can be repeated.

3) 4)

STEERING COLUMN

LOCK

Activation

STOP: engine off, steering locked.

Some electrical devices (e.g. central

door locking system, alarm, etc.) are

still available;

MAR: driving position. All electrical

devices are available. This state can

be selected by pressing the ignition

device button once, without pressing

the clutch pedal;

Versions with mechanical key: with the

device at STOP, remove the key and

turn the steering wheel until it locks.

Versions with electronic key

("Keyless Entry/Go" system)

To activate the ignition device fig. 7

the electronic key must be inside the

passenger compartment.

WARNING If the ignition key has been

moved from the MAR to the STOP

position, the steering lock cannot

engage until the key is removed from

the ignition device.

AVV: engine starting.

The ignition device activates also if the

electronic key is inside the boot or on

the rear shelf.

NOTE The ignition device does NOT

activate if the electronic key is inside

the boot and this is open.

Versions with electronic key: the

NOTE With the ignition device at MAR,

if 30 minutes pass with car stationary

and the engine stopped, the ignition

device will automatically move to the

STOP position.

steering lock engages when the driver

door is opened, with the ignition device

button at STOP and speed 3 km/h.

Deactivation

NOTE With the engine running, it is

possible to go away from the car taking

the electronic key with you. The engine

Versions with mechanical key: slightly

moving the steering wheel, turn the key

to the MAR position.

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Versions with electronic key: the

steering lock disengages when the

ignition device is pressed and the

electronic key is recognised.

5) 6) 7) 8)

the "Starting the engine" paragraph,

"Starting and driving" chapter.

the vehicle is parked on a steep slope,

chock the wheels with wedges or stones.

When leaving the car, always lock all the

doors by pressing the dedicated button

on the handle (see "Passive Entry" in the

paragraph "Doors").

IRREGULAR OPERATION

If, during starting, the key code is not

correctly recognised, the

symbol is

8) For versions equipped with the Keyless

Entry/Go system, do not leave the

electronic key inside or near the car or in a

place accessible to children. Do not leave

the vehicle with the ignition device in MAR

position. A child could activate the electric

window winders, other controls or even

start the vehicle.

displayed on the instrument panel (see

the instructions in the "Warning lights

and messages" paragraph, "Knowing

the instrument panel" chapter). This

condition leads to the engine switching

off after 2 seconds. In this case, bring

the ignition device to STOP and then

to MAR; if it is still blocked, try with

the other keys provided. If it is still not

possible to start the engine, contact a

Fiat Dealership.

IMPORTANT

3) If the ignition device has been tampered

with (e.g. attempted theft), have it checked

over by a Fiat Dealership before driving

again.

4) Always take the key with you when

you leave your car to prevent someone

from accidentally operating the controls.

Remember to engage the parking brake.

Never leave children unattended in the

vehicle.

5) It is absolutely forbidden to carry out

any after-market operation involving

steering system or steering column

modifications (e.g.: installation of

anti-theft device) that could badly affect

performance and safety, invalidate

warranty and also result in non-compliance

of the car with type approval requirements.

6) Never extract the mechanical key while

the car is moving. The steering wheel will

automatically lock as soon as it is turned.

This holds true for cars being towed as

well.

7) Before leaving the car, ALWAYS engage

the parking brake, steer the wheels,

engage the first gear if facing uphill or

reverse if facing downhill. On versions

with dual clutch automatic transmission,

move the gear lever to P (Park) and press

the ignition device to set it to STOP. If

FIAT CODE

The Fiat Code system prevents

unauthorised use of the car, disabling

engine starting.

If the

symbol is displayed while

driving, this means that the system is

running a self-diagnosis (e.g. due to a

voltage drop). If the display persists,

contact a Fiat Dealership.

The system does not need to be

enabled/activated: operation is

automatic, regardless of the fact that

the car's doors are locked or unlocked.

When the ignition device is set to MAR,

the Fiat Code system identifies the

code transmitted by the key. If the

code is recognised as valid, the Fiat

Code system enables engine starting.

When the ignition device is brought

back to STOP, the Fiat Code system

deactivates the control unit controlling

the engine, thus preventing its starting.

For the correct engine starting

WARNINGS

Do not tamper with the Fiat Code

system.

Any modifications/alterations could

cause the protection function to be

deactivated.

The Fiat Code system is not compatible

with certain aftermarket remote starting

systems. The use of these devices

could cause problems when starting

and the deactivation of the protection

function.

procedures, see the instructions in

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All keys provided with the car have

been programmed in accordance with

the electronics on the car itself.

LED on button on: doors locked.

LED on button off: doors unlocked.

PASSIVE ENTRY

(for versions/markets, where provided)

5)

Each key has its own code which must

be stored by the system's control unit.

Contact a Fiat Dealership to have new

keys (up to 8) stored with a code.

The Passive Entry system can identify

the presence of an electronic key

near the doors (and the tailgate) to

unlock/lock the doors (or the tailgate)

without having to press any button on

the electronic key.

WARNING Operating the handle of

the front doors unlocks all doors and

the tailgate. The LED will switch off

subsequently to the opening of any

door.

DOORS

LOCKING / UNLOCKING

DOORS FROM THE

INSIDE

If the system identifies that the

electronic key found is valid, the owner

of the key can simply grasp one of the

front handles to release the alarm and

unlock the door and tailgate opening

mechanism.

LOCKING / UNLOCKING

DOORS FROM THE

OUTSIDE

Automatic locking in motion

(where provided)

Locking from the outside

With the doors closed, press the

button on the key or fit and then turn

the metal insert (located inside the key)

in the driver side door lock.

If all doors are closed properly, they

will automatically be locked once

the vehicle has exceeded 20 km/h

("Autoclose" function). This function

can also be disabled using the

instrument panel Menu.

After the unlocking, pulling the opening

handle all doors can be opened

depending on the mode set through

the display menu or the Uconnect™

system.

The door lock can anyway be activated

with all doors locked and the tailgate

open. When button on the key is

pressed, all locks are closed, including

the lock of the open boot tailgate.

When the open tailgate is closed, it will

be locked and cannot be opened from

outside any more.

Press the electric opening button (1)

fig. 9 (located under the handle) to

access the boot.

Manual locking/unlocking

Press the fig. 8 button on the central

dashboard panel.

NOTE Where provided, the alarm

system will be temporarily disabled

only for the boot area. After closing

the boot, the alarm system will be

reactivated again.

4)

Door unlocking from the outside

Press the button on the key or fit

and then turn the metal insert (located

inside the key) in the driver side door

lock.

NOTE Ensure that you always have

the electronic key with you (e.g. in your

pocket) so that the system recognises

it and lets you enter the passenger

compartment and start the engine.

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before the doors can be unlocked

again using the door handle.

It is therefore possible to check

whether the vehicle is locked correctly

by pulling the door handle within

2 seconds; the doors will not be

unlocked again.

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WARNING Do not simultaneously lock

and unlock by pulling the handle (see

fig. 12).

Driver side door emergency

opening

Door locking: make sure that you

have the electronic key and are within

the 1.5-metre operating range of the

driver or passenger side door handle.

Press the button (1) fig. 11 on the

handle: this will lock all doors and

the boot tailgate. Door locking will

also activate the alarm as well (where

provided).

If the electronic key does not work (e.g.

because its battery does not work any

longer, or the conventional battery of

the car is flat), the emergency metal

insert, located inside the key, can be

used to unlock the driver side door

lock.

Metal insert extraction: use the

device (1) fig. 10 and remove the metal

insert (2) pulling it outwards. Then insert

the metal insert in the driver side door

lock and turn it to unlock the door.

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Tailgate locking (where provided):

with the tailgate closed, press button

on the electronic key or on the door

panel inside the car.

NOTE Boot opening is disabled while

the car is moving.

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WARNING After pressing the "door

locking" button, wait two seconds

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DEAD LOCK DEVICE

(where provided)

position A: device engaged (door

locked);

Door opening/closing mechanism

initialisation

position B: device not engaged

(door may be opened from the inside).

The device remains engaged even if the

doors are electrically unlocked.

If the traditional battery is disconnected

or the protective fuse blows, the door

opening/closing mechanism must be

reinitialised as follows:

9)

This inhibits the operation of the

interior door handles and the door

locking/unlocking button.

close all the doors;

press the button on the remote

control;

press the button on the remote

control.

Device on: the device is activated on

all doors by pressing button on the

key twice in rapid succession or, for

cars with Passive Entry, by pressing the

lock button on the exterior handle of

the car.

WARNING The rear doors cannot be

opened from the inside when the child

safety device is engaged.

Passenger side front door and rear

door emergency locking device

Used to lock the doors when there is

no electrical power supply. Insert the

metal insert of the ignition key into slot

(1) indicated in fig. 13 (front door on

passenger side) or slot (1) fig. 14 (rear

doors) and then turn the key clockwise

and remove it from slot (1).

Device off: press button on the

key with remote control or turn the

ignition device to the MAR position or,

for vehicles with Passive Entry, grip one

of the front handles.

IMPORTANT

9) Always use this device when carrying

children. After engaging the device on

both rear doors, check that it is actually

engaged by trying to open a door with the

internal handle.

10) NEVER leave children unattended

inside the car, let alone leave the car with

the doors unlocked in a place that children

can access easily. Children may seriously,

or even fatally, injure themselves. Also

ensure that children do not inadvertently

operate the parking brake, the brake pedal

or the dual clutch automatic transmission

gear lever (where provided).

CHILD LOCK

10) 11)

This system prevents the rear doors

from being opened from the inside.

This device (2) fig. 13 can be engaged

only with the doors open:

11) Always use this device when carrying

children. After engaging the device on

both rear doors, check that it is actually

engaged by trying to open a door with the

internal handle.

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SEATS

WARNING

The front seats can be adjusted so as

to ensure maximum comfort for the

occupants.

4) Make sure to take the key with you

once a door or the tailgate is locked, to

prevent locking the same key inside the

car. If the key is locked inside, it can only

be retrieved by using the second key

provided.

5) The operation of the recognition system

depends on various factors, such as,

for example, any electromagnetic wave

interference from external sources (e.g.

mobile phones), the charge of the battery

in the electronic key and the presence of

metal objects near the key or the car. In

these cases it is still possible to unlock

the doors by using the metal insert in the

electronic key (see description on the

following pages).

Driver side front seat adjustment must

also be carried out remembering that,

keeping the shoulders resting firmly

against the backrest, the wrists must

be able to reach the top of the steering

wheel rim.

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Additionally, it must be possible to

depress the clutch pedal with the

left foot, for versions with manual

transmission, or fully depress the brake

pedal with the right foot (versions

with automatic transmission, where

provided).

WARNING Carry out the adjustment

while sitting on the seat involved (driver

side or passenger side).

Height adjustment

(where provided)

Move lever (2) upwards or downwards

to achieve the required height.

FRONT SEATS WITH

MANUAL ADJUSTMENT

12)

WARNING Make adjustments while

sitting in the seat you want to adjust

(driver side or passenger side).

6)

Longitudinal adjustment

Lift lever (1) fig. 15 and push the seat

forwards or backwards.

13)

Backrest angle adjustment

Use lever (3) to adjust the backrest

angle, accompanying it with the

movement of the torso (operate the

lever until the desired position is

reached, then release it).

Push the backrest with the torso and

operate the lever (3) downwards to lock

it.

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Power lumbar adjustment

(where provided)

After selecting seat heating, you need

to wait for two to five minutes until the

effect is noticed.

When the ignition device is at MAR,

press button (1) fig. 16 to adjust the

lumbar area support for maximum

comfort while driving.

WARNING To preserve the traditional

battery charge, this function cannot be

activated when the engine is off.

REAR SEATS

The boot can be partially (1/3 or 2/3)

or totally extended by splitting the rear

seat.

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use the tab (1) fig. 19 (one on each

side) to position the seat belt to the

side of the seat to prevent it interfering

with folding the backrest;

Partial extension of boot (1/3 or 2/3)

(where provided)

16)

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Extending the right side of the boot

allows you to carry two passengers

on the left part of the rear seat, while

extending the left side allows you to

carry just one passenger.

FRONT SEAT ELECTRIC

HEATING

(where provided)

14) 15)

With ignition device at MAR, press

buttons

Proceed as follows:

fig. 17 on the dashboard.

completely lower the rear seat head

restraints;

operate release device (1) (right or

left) fig. 18 to fold the required backrest

section;

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WARNING As shown in fig. 19, the

seat belt (in its position by the side of

the seats obtained by using tongue (1))

must not be twisted.

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fold the required seat back portion.

must be careful when using the seat

heater. It could cause burns even at a low

temperature, especially when used for long

periods of time.

15) Do not place objects on the seat or

on the backrest that may isolate the heat,

such as a cover or a pillow. It may cause

the seat heating device to overheat. Sitting

on an overheated seat may cause severe

burns due to the increase in temperature

of the seat surface.

16) Make sure the backrests are properly

secured at both sides (not visible “red

notches”) to prevent them from moving

forward, in the event of sharp braking, with

possible impact with the passengers.

Tilting the rear seat backrest

completely forwards allows maximum

loading volume.

NOTE To increase the loading volume,

the rear parcel shelf can be removed,

see the next paragraph.

Removing the rear parcel shelf

To remove the parcel shelf, proceed as

follows:

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open the tailgate and unhook the two

side cords (one on each side) from their

supports;

free the parcel shelf from the pins (1)

fig. 20 (one on each side) and remove

it, keeping it flat as exits from the

tailgate.

Repositioning seat backrests

16)

Raise the backrests and push them

back until the locking click of both

retainers is heard. Visually check that

the red marks have disappeared from

the release devices (1) fig. 18. The

presence of the red notches indicates

that the backrest is not secured.

WARNING

6) The fabric upholstery of the seats has

been designed to withstand long-term

wear deriving from normal use of the car.

Some precautions are however required.

Avoid prolonged and/or excessive rubbing

against clothing accessories such as

metal buckles and Velcro strips which, by

applying a high pressure on the fabric in a

small area, could cause it to break, thereby

damaging the upholstery.

IMPORTANT

12) All adjustments must be made with the

car stationary.

13) After releasing the adjustment lever,

always check that the seat is locked on the

guides by trying to move it back and forth.

If the seat is not locked into place, it may

unexpectedly slide and cause the driver to

lose control of the car.

14) People who can't feel skin pain due to

advanced age, chronic diseases, diabetes,

spine damage, medication, alcohol,

exhaustion, or other physical conditions,

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NOTE The removed parcel shelf (1)

fig. 21 can temporarily be put behind

the front seats as shown.

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WARNING Always reposition the head

restraints if they have been removed

before starting to drive normally.

WARNING To permit maximum visibility

for the driver, if the head restraints are

not used, they are moved to the rest

position: fully down.

HEAD RESTRAINTS

17)

FRONT HEAD

RESTRAINTS

Adjustment

REAR HEAD RESTRAINTS

Adjustment

They can be adjusted to 4 height

positions (completely raised / 2

intermediate positions / completely

lowered).

Two side and one central head

restraints (where present) can be

height-adjusted to 3 positions

(completely raised / intermediate /

completely lowered) are provided for

the rear seats.

Upward adjustment: raise the head

restraint until it clicks into place.

Upward adjustment: raise the head

restraint until it clicks into place.

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Downward adjustment: press button

(1) fig. 24 and lower the head restraint.

IMPORTANT

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17) Head restraints must be adjusted so

that the head, rather than the neck, rests

on them. Only in this case they can protect

your head correctly. Any removed head

restraints must be repositioned correctly,

in order to protect the occupants in the

event of a collision: follow the instructions

above.

Downward adjustment: press button

(1) fig. 22 and lower the head restraint.

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Removal

Proceed as follows to remove the head

restraint:

Travelling with the head restraints in the

not-in-use position (all low) occupied

rear seats is not advised.

On some versions, the label shown in

fig. 23 reminds the rear seat passenger

to correctly adjust the head restraint by

lifting it up to one of the two possible

positions.

tilt the backrest (to prevent it from

coming into contact with the roof);

press both buttons (1) and (2) fig. 22

at the side of the two supports, then

remove the head restraint.

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The electrochromic mirror has an

ON/OFF button to activate/deactivate

the electrochromic anti-glare function.

STEERING WHEEL

the warranty and also result in non-

compliance of the car with type-approval

requirements.

18) 19)

ADJUSTMENTS

The steering wheel can be adjusted

both in height and axially.

REAR-VIEW

MIRRORS

They have a safety device that causes

their release in the event of a violent

impact with the passenger.

INTERIOR MIRROR

Manual adjustment

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Operate lever (1) fig. 26 to adjust the

mirror into two different positions:

normal or anti-glare.

When reverse is engaged, the mirror is

automatically set for daytime use.

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DOOR MIRRORS

To carry out the adjustment move the

lever (1) fig. 25 downwards in position

(B), then adjust the steering wheel to

the most suitable position and then

lock it in this position moving the lever

(1) again in position (A).

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Electric adjustment

The mirrors can only be adjusted with

the ignition device at MAR and for

about 3 minutes after the ignition

device switches to STOP (or with the

key removed).

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When one of the front doors is opened

this operation is disabled.

IMPORTANT

Electrochromic mirror

(where provided)

To carry out the adjustment, proceed

as follows:

18) All adjustments must be carried out

only with the car stationary and engine off.

19) It is absolutely forbidden to carry

out any after-market operation involving

steering system or steering column

modifications (e.g.: installation of

The electrochromic mirror can

automatically modify its reflecting action

to prevent dazzling the driver fig. 27.

use switch (1) fig. 28 to select the

mirror (left or right) to be adjusted;

adjust the mirror by moving the

switch (2) fig. 28 in the four directions.

anti-theft device) that could badly affect

performance and safety, invalidate

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the light sensitivity set in the display

Menu or Uconnect™ system (where

provided).

IMPORTANT

20) As the driver's door mirror is curved,

it may slightly alter the perception of

distance.

The higher the sensitivity, the lower

the amount of external light needed to

automatically switch the external lights

on.

EXTERNAL LIGHTS

Function activation

Turn the left stalk ring to position

The left stalk (1) fig. 30 operates most

of the exterior lights.

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The external lights turn on also with

the ignition key in the MAR position.

The instrument panel and the various

dashboard controls will come on with

the external lights.

WARNING The function can only be

activated with the ignition device at

MAR.

Manual folding

When required (for example when

the mirror causes difficulty in narrow

spaces ) it is possible to fold the mirrors

manually moving them from position (A)

to position (B) fig. 29.

Function deactivation

To deactivate the function, turn the left

stalk ring to a position other than

.

DIPPED BEAM

HEADLIGHTS

With the ignition key turned to MAR,

turn the ring (1) fig. 30 to

. If the

dipped beam headlights are activated,

the daytime running lights are switched

off and the dipped beam headlights,

rear side lights and number plate lights

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AUTO FUNCTION

(Dusk sensor)

(where provided)

are switched on. The warning light

switches on in the instrument panel.

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This is an infrared LED sensor

that works in conjunction with the

rain sensor and is located on the

windscreen. It is able to detect

variations in outside lighting based on

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DAYTIME RUNNING

LIGHTS (DRL) "Daytime

Running Lights"

left stalk fig. 30 to or turn the ignition

device to the STOP position.

21) 22)

With the key in MAR position and the

ring turned to the position, the

daytime running lights and the rear side

lights switch on automatically; the

other lights and the internal lighting

remain off. If the daytime running lights

are deactivated (for versions/markets

where it is provided), no light comes on

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Cornering lights

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when the ring is turned to

.

The function activates with the main

beam headlights switched on with a

speed lower than 40 km/h. For wide

steering wheel rotation angles or at the

switching on the direction indicator, a

light will turn on (built in the front fog

light) referring to the turning side which

will extend the night visibility angle.

PARKING LIGHTS

FOG LIGHTS

(where provided)

These lights can be turned on only

with the ignition device at STOP or key

extracted by turning the ring on the

left stalk first to position and then to

The fog lights button is located on the

left control panel (button (1) fig. 31).

With fog lights on, the warning light

on the instrument panel will switch on.

With the ignition device in MAR, with

the side lights and dipped beam

headlights on, press button (1) to turn

on the fog lights.

positions

.

The warning light switches on in the

instrument panel.

REAR FOG LIGHT

(where provided)

Repeat the same operation to switch

them off.

The rear fog light button is located on

the left control panel (button (1) fig. 32).

With rear fog lights on, the warning light

on the instrument panel will come

on at the same time.

An acoustic warning will sound with

the parking lights on when the driver's

door is opened. The acoustic warning

switches off as soon as the driver's

door is closed.

To switch off the fog lights, press

button (1) again or turn the ring of the

left stalk fig. 30 to or turn the ignition

device to the STOP position.

With the ignition device in MAR, with

the dipped beam headlights and or fog

lights on, press button (1) to turn on the

rear fog lights.

"FOLLOW ME HOME"

DEVICE

Activation

To switch off the rear fog light, press

button (1) again or turn the ring of the

Take the ignition device to STOP.

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“Multimedia” section for further

information.

Within 2 minutes pull the left stalk

in main beam headlights flashing

mode, each displacement of the stalk

will correspond to an increment of

30 seconds of delay on headlights

switching off up to a maximum of 210

seconds (equal to 7 flashes).

indicator;

downwards: activates the left

direction indicator.

Broken, muddy or obstructed

headlights and side lights of vehicles

in the field of view of the camera will

cause headlights to remain on longer

(closer to the vehicle).

To deactivate the automatic function

rotate the light switch ring to position

.

The

or

warning light respectively

will flash on the instrument panel.

The direction indicators switch off

automatically when the steering wheel

is straightened or when the daytime

running lights (DRL)/parking lights are

activated.

Deactivation

Keep the left stalk in high beam

headlight flashing mode for a few

seconds.

Flashing the headlights

"Lane Change" function

To flash, the unstable position is

used (activate by pulling the lever (1)

fig. 33 towards you). With high beam

To indicate a change of lane with the

car moving, move the left lever to the

non-stable position for less than half a

second.

HIGH BEAM HEADLIGHTS

With ring in position

stalk forward toward the dashboard

(stable position). The warning light

, push the

headlights on, the warning light

on

the instrument panel will come on at

the same time.

The direction indicator on the side

selected will be activated for 5 flashes

and then go out automatically.

switches on in the instrument panel.

They are switched off by pulling the

stalk towards the steering wheel.

COURTESY LIGHTS

AHB (Automatic High Beam)

System

(where provided)

This function, with the ignition device in

MAR, allows activating the side lights

and the number plate lights for 25

seconds, whenever the car is unlocked

with the key with remote control.

Enabling the function can be adjusted

through the display Menu or the

Uconnect™system.

The system controls the automatic high

beam headlights providing increased

forward lighting at night by automating

high beam control using of a digital

camera mounted on the interior rear-

view mirror.

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The function is automatically disabled

once the activation time elapses (25

seconds), or when the car doors are

locked again, or by turning the ignition

device to a non-MAR position.

NOTES:

DIRECTION INDICATORS

Bring the left stalk (1) fig. 33 to the

(stable) position:

The Auto Dim High Beams control

can be turned on or off using the

Uconnect™ system. Refer to

the “Settings” paragraph in the

upwards: activates the right direction

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the description in the "Reconfigurable

multifunction display" paragraph).

HEADLIGHT ALIGNMENT

ADJUSTMENT

Light beam direction

FOG LIGHTS ALIGNMENT

(where provided)

The correct aiming of the headlights is

important for the comfort and safety

of not only the driver but all other road

users.

Contact a Fiat Dealership to have the

headlights checked and adjusted.

ADJUSTING THE

HEADLIGHTS WHEN

ABROAD

This is also covered by a specific rule of

the highway code.

The headlights must be correctly

aligned to guarantee the best visibility

conditions for all drivers while travelling

with headlights on.

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Dipped beam headlights are adjusted

for driving in the country where the car

was originally purchased.

The display located on the instrument

panel provides a visual indication of the

adjusted position.

When travelling in countries with

opposite driving direction, to avoid

dazzling the drivers on the other side of

the road, you need to cover areas of

the headlight according to the Highway

code of the country you are travelling

in: (front right headlight), (front left

headlight).

Contact a Fiat Dealership to have the

headlights checked and adjusted.

Check light beam alignment every time

the load or its distribution changes.

Position 0: one or two people on the

front seats;

Position 1: 4 or 5 passengers;

Position 2: 4 or 5 passengers + load

in the luggage compartment;

Position 3: driver + maximum

permitted load stowed only in the boot.

Headlight alignment corrector

The headlight alignment corrector

operates with ignition device at MAR

and dipped headlights on.

Versions with bi-parabolic

headlights

To adjust, press buttons

fig. 34 on the control panel.

and

WARNING Check the headlight

alignment each time the weight of the

load transported changes.

fig. 35: mask for right driving, left

headlight;

fig. 36: mask for right driving, right

headlight.

INSTRUMENT PANEL

AND CONTROL BUTTON

GRAPHIC BRIGHTNESS

ADJUSTMENT

The brightness for the instrument panel

and control buttons can be adjusted

using the instrument panel Menu (see

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If the lamp is turned on manually, the

ceiling light turns off automatically after

15 minutes to protect the duration of

the traditional battery, only if the ignition

device is in the STOP position.

of daytime running lights is governed

by the highway code of the country in

which you are driving. Comply with legal

requirements.

INTERIOR LIGHTS

WARNING Before getting out of the

car, make sure that the interior lights

are off; this will prevent the traditional

battery from being drained once the

doors are closed. In any case, if a light

is left on by mistake, the ceiling light

switches off automatically about 15

minutes after the engine has been

switched off.

FRONT CEILING LIGHT

Multi-bulb ceiling light

Switch (1) fig. 37 is used to switch

on/off the ceiling light bulbs.

Switch positions (1):

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central position: lights (2) and (5)

switch on/off when the doors are

opened/closed;

pressed to the left (OFF): lights (2)

and (5) are always switched off;

pressed to the left ( ): lights (2) and

(5) are always switched on.

CEILING LIGHT TIMING

On certain versions, to facilitate getting

in/out of the car at night or in poorly-

lit areas, two timed modes have been

provided.

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Timing while getting into the car

The ceiling lights switch on according

to the following modes:

IMPORTANT

for a few seconds when the doors

are unlocked;

for about 3 minutes when one of the

doors is opened;

for a few seconds when the doors

are locked.

21) The daytime running lights are an

alternative to the dipped headlights while

driving during the daytime in countries

where it is compulsory to have lights on

during the day; where it is not compulsory,

the use of daytime running lights is

permitted.

22) Daytime running lights cannot replace

dipped beam headlights while driving

at night or through tunnels. The use

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The lights switch on/off gradually.

Switch (3) switches on/off light (2).

Switch (4) switches on/off light (5).

Timing is interrupted when the ignition

device is turned to MAR.

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Timing while getting out of the

vehicle

If the ceiling light is turned on manually,

the lights turns off automatically after

15 minutes to protect the duration of

the traditional battery, only if the ignition

device is in the STOP position.

The courtesy light turns on regardless

of the ignition device position.

With the ignition device in the STOP

position, to protect the duration of

the traditional battery, the ceiling light

will automatically switch off after 15

minutes.

The roof lights come on when the key

is removed from the ignition within 2

minutes of switching off the engine, on

opening and closing a door with the

removed key.

BOOT COURTESY LIGHT

(1) fig. 39

The timing stops automatically when

the doors are locked.

These switch on automatically when

the boot is opened and switch off when

it is closed.

With the ignition device in the STOP

position, to protect the duration of

the traditional battery, the ceiling light

will automatically switch off after 15

minutes.

With the ignition device in the STOP

position, to protect the duration of

the traditional battery, the ceiling light

will automatically switch off after 15

minutes.

REAR CEILING LIGHT

To switch on/off the ceiling light press

the fig. 38 button:

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pressed to 1: interior ceiling light

always off;

pressed to 2: interior ceiling light

always on;

position 0: the interior ceiling light

switches on when a door is opened.

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GLOVE COMPARTMENT

LIGHT (1) fig. 40

(where provided)

This light comes on automatically when

the glove compartment is opened and

switches off when it is closed.

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"MIST" function

“Smart washing” function

WINDSCREEN

WIPER/REAR

WINDOW WIPER

Move the stalk upwards (unstable

position) to activate the MIST

function: operation is limited to the

time for which the stalk is held in this

position. When released, the stalk will

return to its default position and the

windscreen wiper will be stopped.

This function is useful to remove small

deposits of dust from the windscreen,

or morning dew.

Pull the stalk towards the steering

wheel (unstable position) to operate the

windscreen washer.

The right stalk controls the windscreen

wiper/washer and rear window

wiper/washer operation.

When the stalk is held pulled for longer

than half a second, the windscreen

wiper is moved with active control.

Releasing the stalk will activate three

strokes.

Operation is only possible with the

ignition device at MAR.

Afterwards, if the control is in position

, the washing cycle is concluded by

one last stroke after a 6 second pause.

If the position is LO or HI, the smart

washing function is not carried out.

WINDSCREEN WIPER /

WASHER

Operation

WARNING This function does not

activate the windscreen washer;

windscreen washer fluid will not

therefore be sprayed onto the

23)

7) 8)

The ring (1) fig. 41 can be set to the

following positions:

windscreen wiper off

fixed intermittent wipe (slow)

speed-dependant intermittent wipe

LO constant slow wipe

HI constant fast wipe

MIST function

WARNING If the stalk is activated for

less than half a second, only the screen

washer jet is activated. Do not prolong

the activation of the "Smart Washing"

function for more than 30 seconds. Do

not activate the screen washer control

when the reservoir is empty.

windscreen. To spray windscreen

washer fluid onto the windscreen, the

washing function must be used. With

the ring nut (1) fig. 41 in position , the

windscreen wiper is not activated. In

position , the pause time between

the strokes of the windscreen wiper

is 10 seconds, independently of the

car speed. In position , the pause time

between two strokes is set according

to the car speed: when the speed

increases, the time between two

strokes decreases.the pause between

two strokes decreases. In position LO

or HI, the windscreen wiper moves

continuously, i.e. without a pause

between two strokes.

RAIN SENSOR

(where provided)

9) 10)

This is a device located behind the

interior rear view mirror fig. 42, in

contact with the windscreen and can

measure the amount of rain and,

consequently, manage the automatic

wiping mode of the windscreen in

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accordance with the amount of water

on the screen.

Automatic wiping activation and an

increase in sensor sensitivity are

indicated by a stroke of the wiper.

The "Smart Washing" function activates

the normal washing cycle, after which

the automatic wiping function is

restored.

Reactivation is indicated by a stroke of

the windscreen wiper.

The sensor will be activated when

the ignition device is turned to MAR,

and will be deactivated in the STOP

position.

Deactivation

To deactivate automatic wiping, go to

the display Menu or the Uconnect™

system or turn the ring (1) of fig. 41 to a

position other than intermittent ( or ).

If the rain sensor malfunctions, the

wiper mode can be modified according

to the requirements. In some versions,

the failure is indicated by the

symbol on the instrument panel display

for the duration of sensor operation or

until the device is reset.

Service Position function

This function makes it possible to

replace the wipers or protect them

when there is ice and/or snow.

With the wipers in the parked position,

turn the ring to the position and move

the stalk upwards to the MIST

Inhibition

position within two minutes of stopping

the engine. The stalk can be moved

up to three times to obtain the desired

wiper position. The "Service Position"

function is deactivated when the car

is started, with a wiping request or

when the car is moving (speed above 5

km/h).

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With the ignition device at STOP

and the ring (1) in fig. 41 in the or

position, setting the ignition device

to MAR does not perform a wiping

cycle in order to prevent unwanted

activations (e.g. while washing

the windscreen by hand, or if the

windscreen wipers are stuck due to

ice).

AUTOMATIC WIPING

Activation

9) 10)

Automatic wiping can be activated

by enabling the rain sensor from the

display Menu or on the Uconnect™

system, and turning the ring (1) fig. 41

to the or position.

WARNING When starting the car, make

sure that the windscreen is free of

snow or ice before activating the

function.

It is possible to reactivate the automatic

wiping mode in three ways:

by turning the ring to the position

and then returning it to the or

position;

- Low sensitivity: the wipers are

activated by a large amount of water on

the windscreen.

- High sensitivity: the wipers are

activated by a small amount of water

on the windscreen.

REAR WINDOW WIPER /

WASHER

by moving the stalk upwards to the

position.

MIST

upon exceeding the 5 km/h speed

and the sensor detects rain.

The ring (2) fig. 43 can be set to the

following positions:

rear window wiper stopped

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lever to automatically activate both the

rear window washer jet and the rear

window wiper with a single movement.

Releasing the stalk will activate

three strokes, as described for the

windscreen wiper. If the position is

(rear window wiper stopped), after a

six second pause, the washing cycle

is completed by a single stroke. The

smart wash cycle will not be performed

if the position is .

intermittent operation

8) Do not operate the screen wiper with

the blades lifted from the windscreen

glass.

9) Do not activate the rain sensor when

washing the car in an automatic car wash.

10) Make sure the device is switched off if

there is ice on the windscreen glass.

continuous operation, without pausing

between two strokes.

If washing is requested for longer than

30 seconds, the washing cycle will

be inhibited (see the “Smart washing”

paragraph).

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Rear window wiper activation

The rear window wiper can be

activated in the following ways:

IMPORTANT

intermittent with a two-second pause

between two strokes, when ring (2) is in

position and the windscreen wiper is

not in operation;

23) If the window needs to be cleaned,

make sure the device is turned off or the

key is on STOP.

synchronous (at half the windscreen

wiper frequency), when ring (2) is in

position and the windscreen wiper

is in operation or when ring (2) is in

position , reverse gear is engaged and

the windscreen wiper is in operation;

continuous when ring (2) is in the

position.

WARNING

7) Never use the screen wiper to remove

layers of snow or ice from the windscreen

glass. In such conditions, the wiper

may be subjected to excessive stress

and the motor cut-out switch, which

prevents operation for a few seconds, may

intervene. If operation is not subsequently

restored, even after restarting the engine,

contact a Fiat Dealership.

Push the stalk towards the dashboard

(rocking position) to activate the rear

window washer jet. Keep pushing the

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CLIMATE CONTROL SYSTEM

MANUAL AIR CONDITIONER/ HEATER

24)

2)

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IMPORTANT

24) To clean the climate control system, use a soft, clean, dry, antistatic cloth and make sure that it is switched off during cleaning. Cleaning

and polishing products may damage the surface. Do not use alcohol, petrol or their derivatives. Make sure that the cleaning products used

contain no alcohol or alcohol derivatives, not even in small quantities.

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WARNING

2) The system uses a coolant that is compatible with the laws in force in countries where the vehicle is sold, R134a or R1234yf. When

charging, only use the gas indicated on the dedicated plate in the engine compartment . The use of other coolants affects the efficiency

and condition of the system. The lubricant used for the compressor is also strictly linked to the type of cooling gas, please refer to a Fiat

Dealership.

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button on) and the air recirculation is

set to "outside air" (LED on button (B)

off). This logic guarantees optimum

visibility at the windows. The driver can

always set air recirculation and climate

control system compressor.

1 - fan activation/adjustment knob:

0 = fan off

= fan speed (7 different speeds

can be chosen)

2 - air recirculation on/off button;

3 - air temperature adjustment knob

and MAX A/C function turn on:

blue section = cold air

Additional heater

(where provided)

The additional heater ensures more

rapid passenger compartment heating.

It activates in cold weather conditions,

if the following conditions occur:

external temperature low;

red section = hot air

4 - air conditioning compressor on/off

button (not provided for versions with

heating only);

5 - air distribution knob:

engine coolant temperature low;

engine started;

air flow from central and side vents

air flow from central vents, side

vents and front/rear footwell vents

air flow from the front and rear

footwell vents and a light air flow also

from the side vents on the dashboard

air flow from the front and rear

footwell vents, to the windscreen, the

side windows and a light air flow also at

the side vents on the dashboard

air flow to the windscreen, the side

windows and a light air flow also at the

side vents on the dashboard

4 further intermediate positions are

also possible in the 5 main distributions

described above.

st

fan speed set at least to 1 speed;

knob (3) turned completely clockwise

to red section.

The heater is switched off when at

least one of the conditions above is no

longer verified.

NOTE The power of the electric heater

is modulated according to the voltage

of the traditional battery.

6 - heated rear window on/off button;

Selecting the windscreen air

distribution activates the air

conditioning compressor (LED on A/C

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AUTOMATIC CLIMATE CONTROL SYSTEM

Controls

25)

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IMPORTANT

25) To clean the climate control system, use a soft, clean, dry, antistatic cloth and make sure that it is switched off during cleaning. Cleaning

and polishing products may damage the surface. Do not use alcohol, petrol or their derivatives. Make sure that the cleaning products used

contain no alcohol or alcohol derivatives, not even in small quantities.

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compartment most quickly, giving a

prompt sensation of warmth.

Start&Stop

(where provided)

1 - passenger compartment

temperature adjustment knob; the set

temperature is shown on the display;

2 - MAX A/C function on button;

3 - climate control compressor on/off

button;

+

Air flow distributed between

The automatic climate control system

manages the Start&Stop system

(engine off when vehicle speed is equal

to 0 km/h) to ensure adequate comfort

inside the vehicle.

footwell diffusers (hotter air) and central

and side dashboard vents (cooler air).

This air distribution setting is useful in

spring and autumn on sunny days.

4 - button for activating the MAX

DEF function (fast front window

defrosting/demisting);

+

Air flow distributed between

When the Start&Stop system is on

(engine off and car at a standstill), the

automatic recirculation management

is turned off always taking air in from

outside, to reduce the probability

of the windows misting up (as the

compressor is off).

footwell vents and windscreen and

front side vents. This distribution setting

allows the passenger compartment to

be warmed effectively and prevents the

windows from misting.

5 - climate control system on/off

button;

6 - fan speed adjustment knob; the set

speed is shown on the display;

7 - air distribution selection buttons;

8 - heated rear window on/off button;

9 - internal air recirculation on/off

button;

In AUTO mode, the climate control

system automatically manages air

distribution (the LEDs on buttons 7

are off). When set manually, the air

distribution is indicated by the LEDs on

the selected buttons switching on.

In combined function mode the relevant

function is enabled simultaneously

with those already set by pressing

the corresponding button. If a button

whose function is already active is

pressed, the operation is cancelled and

the corresponding LED switches off.

To restore automatic control of the air

distribution after a manual selection,

press the AUTO button.

ELECTRIC WINDOWS

26)

The control buttons are located on the

door panel trim.

10 - AUTO function activation button

(automatic operation).

Electric windows operate with the

ignition device at MAR and for about

3 minutes after the ignition device

switches to STOP (or key removed).

When one of the front doors is opened

this operation is disabled.

Air distribution selection

By pressing the buttons

/

, it

is possible to set one of the 5 possible

air distributions manually:

Air flow to the windscreen

and front side window vents to

demist/defrost them.

Air flow at central and side

dashboard vents to ventilate the chest

and the face during the hot season.

Airflow to the front and rear

DRIVE SIDE FRONT

DOOR CONTROLS

All windows can be controlled from the

driver side door panel fig. 46.

footwell air vents. This air distribution

setting heats the passenger

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The trims of the rear door panels

include the buttons for controlling the

relevant windows.

BONNET

DOOR

Proceed as follows:

pull the lever (1) fig. 47, located in the

driver's side pedal area, in the direction

of the arrow;

IMPORTANT

26) Incorrect use of the electric windows

may be dangerous. Before and during

operation, always check that nobody

is exposed to the risk of being injured

either directly by the moving window or

through objects getting caught or hit by it.

When leaving the vehicle (equipped with

mechanical key with remote control),

always remove the key from the ignition

device to prevent accidental operation of

the electric windows from being a hazard

for those still on board.

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1: front left window opening/closing.

"Continuous automatic" operation

during the window opening/closing

stage;

2: front right window

opening/closing. "Continuous

automatic" operation during the

window opening stage;

3: enabling/disabling of rear door

electric window controls;

4: right rear window opening/closing

(if present);

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operate the lever (2) fig. 48 in the

direction indicated by the arrow;

5: left rear window opening/closing (if

present).

FRONT PASSENGER

SIDE DOOR AND REAR

DOOR CONTROLS

On the passenger side front door

control panel, buttons are provided to

control the associated windows.

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lift the bonnet and at the same time

release the support rod (3) fig. 49 from

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its catch, then insert the rod end into

the recess (4) of the bonnet.

press the bonnet down but open it and

repeat the procedure.

DUALDRIVE

ELECTRIC POWER

STEERING

WARNING Always check that the

bonnet is closed correctly to prevent

it from opening while the vehicle is

travelling.

This only operates with the key turned

to MAR and the engine started. The

electric steering allows the force

required at the steering wheel to be

adjusted to suit driving conditions.

IMPORTANT

POWER STEERING

ON/OFF

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27) Perform these operations only when

the car is stationary.

31) 32)

To engage/disengage the power

steering press button fig. 50.

28) The bonnet may drop suddenly if the

supporting rod is not positioned correctly.

29) Use both hands to lift the bonnet.

Before lifting, check that the windscreen

wiper arms are not raised from the

windscreen, that the car is stationary and

that the parking brake is engaged.

30) For safety reasons, the bonnet must

always be properly closed while driving.

Therefore, make sure that the bonnet

is properly closed and that the lock is

engaged. If you discover that the bonnet

is not perfectly closed while driving, stop

immediately and close the bonnet in the

correct manner.

WARNING Before raising the bonnet,

make sure that the arms of the wipers

are not raised from the windscreen and

that the wiper is not operational.

27) 28) 29)

CLOSING

30)

Proceed as follows:

hold the bonnet up with one hand

and with the other remove the rod (3)

fig. 49 from recess (4) and fit it back

into the catch;

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The activation of the function is

lower the bonnet to approximately

40 centimetres from the engine

compartment and let it drop. Make

sure that the bonnet is completely

closed and not only fastened by the

locking device by trying to open it. If it

is not perfectly closed, do not try to

signalled by a visual warning (CITY) on

the instrument panel or, based on

the version, on the instrument panel

display.

When the CITY function is on, the

steering wheel effort is lighter, making

parking easier: therefore, this function

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is particularly useful for driving in city

centres.

If the tailgate is left open, the ceiling

light will automatically switch off to

preserve the traditional battery charge.

BOOT

WARNING When travelling, do not

put any object on the rear parcel shelf

because they can injure passengers

in the event of an accident or sudden

braking.

To ensure steering uniformity, when

the key is pressed while the steering

wheel is being turned, the change of

force will only be felt when it is turned in

the opposite direction, or the steering

wheel is released.

Emergency opening from the inside

Proceed as follows:

lower the head restraints and fold the

backrests;

OPENING

33)

IMPORTANT

Tailgate opening

When the central locking system is

unlocked, the tailgate can be opened

from outside the car using the electric

opening handle (where provided) fig. 51

located under the handle until the

unlocking click is heard.

31) It is absolutely forbidden to carry

out any after-market operation involving

steering system or steering column

modifications (e.g.: installation of

anti-theft device) that could badly affect

performance and safety, invalidate

the warranty and also result in non-

compliance of the car with type-approval

requirements.

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identify and remove yellow guard

32) Before performing any servicing

operation, always stop the engine and

remove the key from the ignition to lock

the steering column (especially when the

car wheels are not touching the ground). If

this is not possible (for example if the key

needs to be turned to MAR or the engine

must be running), remove the main fuse

that protects the electric power steering.

(A) fig. 52, which is press-fitted on the

lock, using the screwdriver provided;

insert the screwdriver in order to

activate tab (B) fig. 53, for mechanical

release of the lock.

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The ceiling light inside the boot will turn

on when the tailgate is opened; the

ceiling light will automatically switch off

when the tailgate is closed (see also

"Interior lights").

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REAR POWER SOCKET

This is located on the left side of the

boot fig. 54. This operation is possible

only with the key turned to MAR.

WARNING Do not connect devices

with power higher than 180 W to the

socket. Do not damage the socket

using unsuitable plugs.

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CLOSING

To close the tailgate, lower it onto the

lock until you hear it click.

CARGO BOX

(where provided)

You can use it to store small objects, to

have them at hand.

WARNING Before closing the tailgate

make sure that you have the keys,

since the tailgate is automatically

locked.

Accessing the cargo box

Proceed as follows:

open the tailgate;

grasp the tab on the mat fig. 56 and

lift it;

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INITIALISATION

TOOL BOX

(where provided)

WARNING If the traditional battery is

disconnected or the protective fuse

blows, the tailgate opening/closing

mechanism must be reinitialised as

follows:

It consists of a preformed box fig. 55,

which is located in the boot and can

be used to store objects, making it

possible to have a flat loading surface.

close all the doors and the tailgate;

press the "FIAT" button on the

remote control;

press the button on the remote

control.

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remove the carpet;

if necessary, fold back the mat

segments, shown in fig. 57, to

facilitate access to the underlying

compartments.

release the two retainers placed on

the bottom of the cargo box by turning

them anticlockwise fig. 59, using a coin

or the vehicle keys;

lift the cargo box by its handles.

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Removing the bottom of the cargo

box

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ANCHORING YOUR LOAD

Four rings are arranged in the corners

of the boot (two at the front (1) and

two at the rear (2) fig. 60) for attaching

cables for firmly securing the carried

load.

If you need to access the Fix&Go kit,

the spare tyre (where provided) or

increase the volume of the boot, you

can remove the cargo box (1) fig. 58.

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IMPORTANT

33) Be careful not to hit objects on the

storage shelf when you open the tailgate.

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Proceed as follows:

open the tailgate;

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FRONT POWER SOCKET

This is located on the central console

((1) fig. 64) and only works with the

ignition device at MAR. To use it, open

the cap.

INTERIOR FITTINGS

GLOVE COMPARTMENT

(1) fig. 62

34)

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After a few seconds the cigarette lighter

goes back to its initial position and it is

ready for use.

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WARNING Always check that the

cigarette lighter is switched off.

SUN VISORS

WARNING Do not connect devices

with powers higher than 180W to the

socket. Do not damage the socket by

using unsuitable adaptors.

To direct the visor laterally, detach the

visor from the interior rear-view mirror

side support and turn it towards the

side window.

ASHTRAY (1), CUP/CAN

HOLDER (2) fig. 66

36)

CIGARETTE LIGHTER (1)

fig. 65

(where provided)

35)

1

2

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ARMREST

Front

(where provided)

placed in the storage compartment (1)

in fig. 70 on the central tunnel.

This is located between the front seats.

The armrest can be adjusted

lengthwise.

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GRAB HANDLE (1) fig. 69

(where provided)

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If the mobile phone is removed from

the housing during the wireless

charging phase, this will automatically

be interrupted.

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The wireless charging system is

enabled when the car is in running

condition and the vehicle conventional

battery is sufficiently charged.

There is a storage compartment inside

the armrest: operate device (1) fig. 67

to access and raise the armrest.

Rear

(where provided)

By interacting with the wireless charger

system and placing the mobile phone

in the specific housing, the user will be

informed by means of a LED indicating

the state of the wireless charging

system:

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The rear armrest is mobile and can be

stored in the backrest.

WIRELESS CHARGING

SYSTEM– WCPM

(Wireless Charge Pad

Module)

One the armrest has been lowered,

press symbol (1) on the front part to

pull out the cup holder.

"Your phone is being charged" blue

LED: this is displayed when the mobile

phone is positioned correctly in the

wireless charging compartment and the

system is activated correctly;

(where provided)

The wireless charger system is

activated automatically when a mobile

®

phone Qi standard compatible is

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indicated by the smartphone

"Phone fully charged" green LED: this

is displayed when the mobile phone

has completed charging its battery (if

suitable to transmit the information);

"Object not allowed" red LED: this

is displayed when a phone that is not

enabled for wireless charging or an

object that is not permitted (e.g. the

ignition key) is placed (e.g. ignition key,

credit card, a coin);

"System error" red LED: this appears

when there is a malfunction in the

wireless charger system;

"System not active" LED off: there

are no objects in the compartment

and/or the ignition device of the car in

the OFF position and/or the doors are

not all closed correctly and the engine

is not on.

manufacturers, could cause it to

overheat, resulting in a limitation of the

active functions or its turning off. In this

case, it is recommended to connect

the system using the USB socket.

Correct positioning of the mobile

phone

To start wireless charging correctly,

make sure the mobile phone is

positioned completely within the dotted

area in fig. 71 with the display facing

up, and that the device does not cover

the alert LED (2). The LED (2) fig. 71

identifies the device positioning limit.

Correct positioning: see fig. 72;

incorrect positioning: see fig. 73;

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WARNING Do not place contactless

cards (RFID), credit cards or metal

objects in the charging compartment.

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IMPORTANT

WARNING Not all mobile phone covers

guarantee the correct charging of

the phone. Check that charging is in

progress after having placed the phone

in the charging compartment.

34) Do not travel with the storage

compartment open: it may injure the

front seat occupants in the event of an

accident.

35) The cigar lighter gets extremely hot.

Handle it carefully and make sure that

children don’t use it: risk of fire and/or

burns.

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WARNING The use of multiple wireless

functions on the smartphone at the

same time (Apple CarPlay/Android

Auto and wireless charging), as

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Refer to the instructions provided by

the manufacturer of the purchased

crossbars for installation. For further

information, contact a Fiat Dealership.

ENVIRONMENTAL

PROTECTION

SYSTEMS

36) Do not use the ashtray as a waste

paper basket: it may catch fire in contact

with cigarette stubs.

PETROL VERSIONS

ROOF RACK/SKI

RACK

The systems used for reducing

petrol engine emissions are: catalytic

converter, lambda sensors, fuel

evaporation control system and GPF

particulate filter (where provided).

IMPORTANT

(where provided)

37) Before driving, make sure that the

transversal bars have been fitted properly.

37)

11) 12)

The car might be equipped with two

transversal bars which, with the

addition of special accessories, can be

used to carry various objects (e.g. skis,

surfboards, bikes, etc.).

The front couplings are located in

points (1) fig. 74.

DIESEL VERSIONS

WARNING

The following systems are used for

reducing diesel engine emissions:

exhaust gas recirculation system (EGR),

oxidising catalytic converter,(DOC),

selective nitrous oxide catalytic

11) Never exceed the maximum permitted

loads (see the "Weights" paragraph in the

"Technical specifications" chapter).

12) Fully comply with the regulations in

force concerning maximum clearance.

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converter with AdBlue (SCR) (where

provided) and particulate filter (DPF).

The rear couplings are located in points

(2).

GASOLINE PARTICULATE

FILTER (GPF)

Points (1) can be accessed with

the doors open, points (2) can be

accessed with the rear doors open.

The Gasoline Particulate Filter is a

mechanical filter, integral to the exhaust

system, that physically traps carbon

particles present in the exhaust gases.

The filter regenerates automatically

by burning the carbon particles when

driving at low speeds.

Driving performance of the car at slow

speed may worsen slightly during

regeneration. These are not faults; they

do not impair normal car performance

or damage the environment. If the

dedicated message is displayed,

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see contents of "Warning lights and

messages" chapter in the "Knowing the

instrument panel” section.

DIESEL PARTICULATE

FILTER (DPF)

The Diesel Particulate Filter is a

mechanical filter, integral to the exhaust

system, that physically traps carbon

particles present in the exhaust gases

of diesel engines.

Since this filter physically traps

particulate, it is automatically

regenerated (cleaned) by burning

carbon particles.

During the regeneration there may be

a limited increase in the engine idle

speed, fan activation, a limited increase

in fumes and high temperatures at the

exhaust. These are not faults; they do

not impair normal car performance

or damage the environment. If the

dedicated message is displayed,

see contents of "Warning lights and

messages" chapter in the "Knowing the

instrument panel” section.

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GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR for Your Fiat Tipo 4 Door Second Generation (2015-2026)

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