2019-2026 Kia Ceed SUV Driving your vehicle User Manual
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Driving your vehicle for Your Kia Ceed SUV Third Generation (2019-2026)

Driving your vehicle 6  
Driving your vehicle  
Before driving............................................................................ 6-7  
䳜 Before entering vehicle ......................................................... 6-7  
䳜 Necessary inspections........................................................... 6-7  
䳜 Before starting ....................................................................... 6-7  
ENGINE START/STOP button .................................................. 6-9  
䳜 Illuminated ENGINE START/STOP button........................... 6-9  
䳜 ENGINE START/STOP button position................................. 6-9  
䳜 Starting the engine..............................................................6-11  
Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT)...........................................6-14  
䳜 Dual clutch transmission operation ..................................6-14  
䳜 LCD display for transmission temperature and warning  
message.................................................................................6-16  
䳜 Good driving practices .........................................................6-24  
Regenerative braking system ..............................................6-25  
䳜 Regenerative Braking (Paddle Shifter) .............................6-25  
Brake system ..........................................................................6-28  
䳜 Power brakes........................................................................6-28  
䳜 Electronic parking brake (EPB)...........................................6-29  
䳜 AUTO HOLD............................................................................6-33  
䳜 Anti-lock brake system (ABS)............................................6-35  
䳜 Electronic Stability Control (ESC).......................................6-37  
䳜 Hill-start assist control (HAC)............................................6-40  
䳜 Vehicle stability management (VSM)................................6-41  
䳜 ESS: Emergency Stop Signal...............................................6-42  
䳜 Good braking practices........................................................6-43  
Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA)  
(Front view camera only)......................................................6-44  
䳜 System setting and activation...........................................6-45  
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䳜 FCA warning message and system control .....................6-46  
䳜 Brake operation ....................................................................6-48  
䳜 FCA front view camera sensor...........................................6-49  
䳜 System malfunction.............................................................6-50  
䳜 Limitation of the system ....................................................6-52  
䳜 Lane-Change Oncoming function ......................................6-57  
Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA)  
(Sensor fusion) ........................................................................6-58  
䳜 System setting and activation...........................................6-58  
䳜 FCA warning message and system control .....................6-60  
䳜 Brake operation ....................................................................6-61  
䳜 Sensor to detect the distance from the vehicle in front  
(front view camera + front radar).....................................6-62  
䳜 System malfunction.............................................................6-64  
䳜 Limitation of the system ....................................................6-65  
䳜 Situation in which the system may not detect pedestrian  
and cyclist properly..............................................................6-70  
䳜 Lane-Change Oncoming function ......................................6-72  
Lane Keeping Assist (LKA).....................................................6-73  
䳜 LKA system operation.........................................................6-75  
䳜 LKA system malfunction.....................................................6-79  
䳜 LKA system function change..............................................6-80  
Blind-Spot Collision Warning (BCW).....................................6-81  
䳜 Operating conditions............................................................6-81  
䳜 Warning type.........................................................................6-82  
䳜 Detecting sensor ..................................................................6-84  
䳜 Warning message.................................................................6-85  
䳜 Limitations of the system ..................................................6-86  
Manual Speed Limit Assist (MSLA) ......................................6-89  
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䳜 To set speed limit:................................................................6-89  
䳜 To turn off the Manual Speed Limit Assist, do one of  
the following:.........................................................................6-90  
Intelligent Speed Limit Warning (ISLW)...............................6-91  
䳜 Intelligent Speed Limit Warning activation /  
deactivation...........................................................................6-92  
䳜 Operation...............................................................................6-93  
䳜 Display....................................................................................6-93  
䳜 Driver's attention .................................................................6-96  
Driver Attention Warning (DAW)..........................................6-97  
䳜 System setting and activation...........................................6-97  
䳜 Resetting the system..........................................................6-98  
䳜 System disabled ...................................................................6-99  
䳜 System malfunction.............................................................6-99  
Cruise Control system..........................................................6-101  
䳜 Cruise control switch .........................................................6-101  
䳜 To set cruise control speed...............................................6-102  
䳜 To increase cruise control set speed:..............................6-102  
䳜 To decrease the cruising speed:.......................................6-103  
䳜 To temporarily accelerate with the cruise control on: 6-103  
䳜 To cancel cruise control, do one of the following: ........6-103  
䳜 To resume cruising speed at more than approximately  
30 km/h (20 mph): .............................................................6-104  
䳜 To turn cruise control off, do one of the following ......6-104  
Smart Cruise Control (SCC) .................................................6-104  
䳜 Speed setting......................................................................6-106  
䳜 Vehicle to vehicle distance setting ..................................6-111  
䳜 To adjust the sensitivity of smart cruise control .........6-115  
䳜 To convert to cruise control mode: .................................6-116  
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䳜 Leading Vehicle Departure Alert ..................................... 6-116  
䳜 Limitations of the system ............................................... 6-117  
Lane Following Assist (LFA) ............................................... 6-122  
䳜 LFA system operation....................................................... 6-123  
䳜 LFA system malfunction .................................................. 6-126  
䳜 Limitation of the system ................................................. 6-126  
Rear Cross-Traffic Collision Warning (RCCW) ................. 6-128  
䳜 Operating conditions......................................................... 6-129  
䳜 Warning type...................................................................... 6-129  
䳜 Detecting sensor ............................................................... 6-131  
䳜 Warning message.............................................................. 6-132  
䳜 Limitations of the system ............................................... 6-133  
Sport system........................................................................ 6-137  
䳜 SPORT mode....................................................................... 6-137  
Economical operation.......................................................... 6-138  
Special driving conditions ................................................... 6-140  
䳜 Hazardous driving conditions .......................................... 6-140  
䳜 Rocking the vehicle............................................................ 6-140  
䳜 Smooth cornering.............................................................. 6-141  
䳜 Driving at night .................................................................. 6-141  
䳜 Driving in the rain .............................................................. 6-142  
䳜 Driving in flooded areas.................................................... 6-142  
䳜 Driving off-road................................................................. 6-142  
䳜 Highway driving ................................................................. 6-143  
Winter driving....................................................................... 6-144  
䳜 Snowy or icy conditions.................................................... 6-144  
䳜 Use high quality ethylene glycol coolant....................... 6-146  
䳜 Check battery and cables................................................. 6-147  
䳜 Change to "winter weight" oil if necessary................... 6-147  
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䳜 Check spark plugs and ignition system ..........................6-147  
䳜 To keep locks from freezing.............................................6-147  
䳜 Use approved window washer anti-freeze in system.6-147  
䳜 Don't let your parking brake freeze................................6-147  
䳜 Don't let ice and snow accumulate underneath............6-148  
䳜 Carry emergency equipment ...........................................6-148  
Trailer towing (For europe).................................................6-148  
䳜 Hitches .................................................................................6-150  
䳜 Safety chains ......................................................................6-150  
䳜 Trailer brakes ......................................................................6-151  
䳜 Driving with a trailer..........................................................6-151  
䳜 Maintenance when trailer towing ...................................6-154  
䳜 If you do decide to pull a trailer.......................................6-155  
Vehicle weight .......................................................................6-157  
䳜 Base curb weight................................................................6-157  
䳜 Vehicle curb weight............................................................6-157  
䳜 Cargo weight .......................................................................6-157  
䳜 GAW (Gross axle weight)...................................................6-158  
䳜 GAWR (Gross axle weight rating) ....................................6-158  
䳜 GVW (Gross vehicle weight) .............................................6-158  
䳜 GVWR (Gross vehicle weight rating) ...............................6-158  
䳜 Overloading..........................................................................6-158  
Driving your vehicle  
䳜 Do not run the engine in an  
enclosed area.  
DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE  
WARNING  
Letting the engine idle in your  
garage, even with the garage door  
open, is a hazardous practice.  
Never run the engine in your  
garage any longer than it takes to  
start the engine and back the car  
out.  
䳜 Avoid idling the engine for pro  
longed periods with people inside  
the car.  
If it is necessary to idle the engine  
for a prolonged period with people  
inside the car, be sure to do so  
only in an open area with the air  
intake set at "Fresh" and fan  
operating at one of the higher  
speeds so fresh air is drawn into  
the interior.  
ENGINE EXHAUST CAN BE DANGER  
OUS!  
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Engine exhaust fumes can be  
extremely dangerous. If, at any  
time, you smell exhaust fumes  
inside the vehicle, open the windows  
immediately.  
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䳜 Do not inhale exhaust fumes.  
Exhaust fumes contain carbon  
monoxide, a colorless, odorless  
gas that can cause unconscious  
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ness and death by asphyxiation.  
䳜 Be sure the exhaust system does  
not leak.  
The exhaust system should be  
checked whenever the vehicle is  
raised to change the oil or for any  
other purpose. If you hear a  
change in the sound of the  
exhaust or if you drive over  
something that strikes the under  
neath side of the vehicle, have the  
system checked by a professional  
workshop. Kia recommends to  
If you must drive with the tailgate  
lid open because you are carrying  
objects that make this necessary:  
1. Close all windows.  
2. Open side vents.  
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3. Set the air intake control at  
"Fresh", the air flow control at  
"Floor" or "Face" and the fan at  
one of the higher speeds.  
To assure proper operation of the  
visit an authorized Kia dealer/ser  
vice partner.  
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ventilation system, be sure the ven  
tilation air intakes located just in  
front of the windshield are kept  
clear of snow, ice, leaves or other  
obstructions.  
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Driving your vehicle  
Before driving  
be used during operation of the  
vehicle.  
Before driving  
Before entering vehicle  
䳜 Be sure that all windows, outside  
mirror(s), and outside lights are  
clean.  
䳜 Check the condition of the tires.  
䳜 Check under the vehicle for any  
sign of leaks.  
䳜 Be sure there are no obstacles  
behind you if you intend to back  
up.  
Before starting  
䳜 Close and lock all doors.  
䳜 Position the seat so that all con  
trols are easily reached.  
䳜 Adjust the inside and outside rear  
view mirrors.  
䳜 Be sure that all lights work.  
䳜 Check all gauges.  
䳜 Check the operation of warning  
lights when the ENGINE START/  
STOP button is turned to the ON  
position.  
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Necessary inspections  
Fluid levels, such as engine oil,  
engine coolant, brake fluid, and  
washer fluid should be checked on a  
regular basis, with the exact interval  
depending on the fluid. Refer to  
"Scheduled maintenance service" on  
page 8-10.  
䳜 Release the parking brake and  
make sure the brake warning light  
goes out.  
For safe operation, be sure you are  
familiar with your vehicle and its  
equipment.  
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WARNING  
WARNING  
Driving while distracted can result in  
a loss of vehicle control, that may  
lead to an accident, severe personal  
All passengers must be properly  
belted whenever the vehicle is mov  
ing. Refer to "Seat belts" on page 4-  
19 for more information on their  
proper use.  
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injury, and death. The driver's pri  
mary responsibility is in the safe  
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and legal operation of a vehicle, and  
use of any hand-held devices, other  
equipment, or vehicle systems  
WARNING  
which take the driver's eyes, atten  
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Always check the surrounding areas  
near your vehicle for people, espe  
cially children, before putting a car  
into D (Drive) or R (Reverse).  
tion and focus away from the safe  
operation of a vehicle or which are  
not permissible by law should never  
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Driving your vehicle  
Before driving  
WARNING  
WARNING  
Driving under the influence of alco  
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䳜 When you intend to park or stop  
hol or drugs  
the vehicle with the engine on, be  
careful not to depress the accel  
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Drinking and driving is dangerous.  
Drunk driving is the number one  
contributor to the highway death  
toll each year. Even a small amount  
of alcohol will affect your reflexes,  
perceptions and judgment. Driving  
while under the influence of drugs is  
as dangerous or more dangerous  
than driving drunk.  
erator pedal for a long period of  
time. It may overheat the engine  
or exhaust system and cause fire.  
䳜 When you make a sudden stop or  
turn the steering wheel rapidly,  
loose objects may drop on the  
floor and it could interfere with  
the operation of the foot pedals,  
possibly causing an accident. Keep  
all things in the vehicle safely  
stored.  
You are much more likely to have a  
serious accident if you drink or take  
drugs and drive.  
䳜 If you do not focus on driving, it  
may cause an accident. Be careful  
when operating what may disturb  
driving such as audio or heater. It  
is the responsibility of the driver  
to always drive safely.  
If you are drinking or taking drugs,  
don䳓t drive.Do not ride with a driver  
who has been drinking or taking  
drugs. Choose a designated driver or  
call a cab.  
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Driving your vehicle  
ENGINE START/STOP button  
Vehicles equipped with anti-theft  
steering column lock  
ENGINE START/STOP button  
The steering wheel locks when the  
ENGINE START/STOP button is in  
the OFF position to protect you  
against theft. It locks when the door  
is opened.  
Illuminated ENGINE START/STOP  
button  
If the steering wheel is not locked  
properly when you open the driver's  
door, the warning chime will sound.  
Try locking the steering wheel again.  
If the problem is not solved, have  
the system checked by a profes  
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sional workshop. Kia recommends to  
visit an authorized Kia dealer/ser  
vice partner.  
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Whenever the front door is opened,  
the ENGINE START/STOP button will  
illuminate for your convenience. The  
In addition, if the ENGINE START/  
STOP button is in the OFF position  
after the driver's door is opened, the  
steering wheel will not lock and the  
warning chime will sound. In such a  
situation, close the door. Then the  
steering wheel will lock and the  
warning chime will stop.  
light will go off after about 30 sec  
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onds when the door is closed. It will  
also go off immediately when the  
theft-alarm system is armed.  
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ENGINE START/STOP button posi  
tion  
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NOTICE  
If the steering wheel doesn't unlock  
properly, the ENGINE START/STOP  
button will not work. Press the  
ENGINE START/STOP button while  
turning the steering wheel right and  
left to release the tension.  
OFF  
To turn off the engine (START/RUN  
position) or vehicle power (ON posi  
tion), press the ENGINE START/  
STOP button with the shift lever in  
the P (Park) position. When you  
press the ENGINE START/STOP but  
ton without the shift lever in the P  
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(Park) position, the ENGINE START/  
STOP button will not change to the  
OFF position but to the ACC position.  
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Driving your vehicle  
ENGINE START/STOP button  
ON  
Press the ENGINE START/STOP but  
ton while it is in the ACC position  
NOTICE  
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You are able to turn off the engine  
(START/RUN) or vehicle power (ON),  
only when the vehicle is not in  
motion.  
without depressing the brake pedal.  
The warning lights can be checked  
before the engine is started. Do not  
leave the ENGINE START/STOP but  
ton in the ON position for a long  
time. The battery may discharge,  
because the engine is not running.  
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CAUTION  
In an emergency situation while the  
vehicle is in motion, you are able to  
turn the engine off and to the ACC  
position by pressing the ENGINE  
START/STOP button for more than 2  
seconds or 3 times successively  
within 3 seconds.  
START/RUN  
To start the engine, depress the  
brake pedal and press the ENGINE  
START/STOP button with the shift  
If the vehicle is still moving, to  
restart the vehicle:  
lever in the P (Park) or the N (Neu  
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tral) position. For your safety, start  
the engine with the shift lever in the  
P (Park) position.  
䳜 Press the ENGINE START/STOP  
button when vehicle speed is 5  
km/h or over.  
NOTICE  
If you press the ENGINE START/  
STOP button without depressing the  
brake pedal, the engine will not start  
and the ENGINE START/STOP button  
changes as follow: OFF → ACC → ON  
→ OFF or ACC  
ACC (Accessory)  
Press the ENGINE START/STOP but  
ton while it is in the OFF position  
without depressing the brake pedal.  
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The steering wheel unlocks and  
electrical accessories are opera  
tional.  
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NOTICE  
If the ENGINE START/STOP button is  
in the ACC position for more than 1  
If you leave the ENGINE START/  
STOP button in the ACC or ON posi  
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hour, the button is turned off auto  
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tion for a long time, the battery will  
discharge.  
matically to prevent battery dis  
charge.  
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Driving your vehicle  
ENGINE START/STOP button  
Starting the engine  
WARNING  
䳜 Never press the ENGINE START/  
STOP button while the vehicle is in  
motion.This would result in loss of  
directional control and braking  
function, which could cause an  
accident.  
䳜 The anti-theft steering column  
lock is not a substitute for the  
parking brake. Before leaving the  
driver's seat, always make sure  
the shift lever is engaged in P  
(Park), set the parking brake fully  
WARNING  
䳜 Always wear appropriate shoes  
when operating your vehicle.  
Unsuitable shoes (high heels, ski  
boots, etc.) may interfere with  
your ability to use the brake,  
accelerator pedal.  
䳜 Do not start the vehicle with the  
accelerator pedal depressed. The  
vehicle can move and lead to an  
accident.  
䳜 Wait until the engine rpm is nor  
mal. The vehicle may suddenly  
move if the brake pedal is  
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and shut the engine off. Unex  
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pected and sudden vehicle move  
ment may occur if these  
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released when the rpm is high.  
precautions are not taken.  
䳜 Never reach for the engine start /  
stop button or any other controls  
through the steering wheel while  
NOTICE  
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Kick down mechanism  
the vehicle is in motion. The pres  
ence of your hand or arm in the  
area could cause loss of vehicle  
control, an accident and serious  
bodily injury or death.  
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Use the kick down mechanism for  
maximum acceleration. Depress the  
accelerator pedal beyond the pres  
sure point.  
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䳜 Do not place any movable objects  
around the driver's seat as they  
may move while driving, interfere  
with the driver and lead to an  
accident.  
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Driving your vehicle  
ENGINE START/STOP button  
Starting the gasoline engine  
1. Carry the smart key or leave it  
inside the vehicle.  
2. Make sure the parking brake is  
firmly applied.  
3. Place the transmission shift lever  
in P (Park). Depress the brake  
pedal fully. You can also start the  
engine when the shift lever is in  
the N (Neutral) position.  
CAUTION  
Do not turn the engine off immedi  
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ately after it has been subjected to  
a heavy load. Doing so may cause  
severe damage to the engine or tur  
bocharger unit.  
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Starting the engine with smart key  
䳜 Even if the smart key is in the  
vehicle, if it is far away from you,  
the engine may not start.  
䳜 When the ENGINE START/STOP  
button is in the ACC position or  
above, if any door is opened, the  
system checks for the smart key.  
If the smart key is not in the vehi  
cle, the 䳖 䳗 indicator and a  
message 䳖Key is not in the vehi  
cle䳗 will appear on the instrument  
cluster and LCD window. And if all  
doors are closed, the chime will  
sound for 5 seconds. The indicator  
or warning will turn off while the  
vehicle is moving. Always have the  
smart key with you.  
4. Press the ENGINE START/STOP  
button.  
It should be started without  
depressing the accelerator pedal.  
5. Do not wait for the engine to  
warm up while the vehicle  
remains stationary. Start driving  
at moderate engine speeds.  
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(Steep accelerating and deceler  
ating should be avoided.)  
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Starting and stopping the engine  
for turbocharger intercooler  
1. Do not race or accelerate the  
engine immediately after start  
ing. If the engine is cold, idle for  
several seconds before sufficient  
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lubrication is ensured in the tur  
bocharger unit.  
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WARNING  
The engine will start, only when the  
smart key is in the vehicle.  
2. After high speed or extended  
driving, requiring a heavy engine  
load, idle the engine about 1 min  
ute before turning it off.  
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Never allow children or any person  
who is unfamiliar with the vehicle  
This idle time will allow the turbo  
charger to cool prior to shutting  
the engine off.  
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touch the ENGINE START/STOP but  
ton or related parts.  
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14  
Driving your vehicle  
Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT)  
䳜 The dual clutch transmission can  
be thought of as an automatically  
shifting manual transmission. It  
gives the driving feel of a manual  
transmission, yet provides the  
䳜 The dry-type clutch transfers  
torque more directly and provides  
a direct-drive feeling which may  
feel different from a conventional  
automatic transmission with a  
torque converter. This may be  
more noticeable when launching  
the vehicle from a stop or when  
traveling at low, stop-and-go  
vehicle speeds.  
ease of a fully automatic trans  
-
mission.  
䳜 When D (Drive) is selected, the  
transmission will automatically  
shift through the gears similar to  
a conventional automatic trans  
mission.  
Unlike a traditional automatic  
transmission, the gear shifting  
can sometimes be felt and heard  
as the actuators engage the  
clutches and the gears are  
selected.  
-
䳜 When rapidly accelerating at a low  
vehicle speed, the engine rpm  
may increase highly depending on  
the vehicle䳓s driving condition.  
䳜 For smooth launch uphill, press  
down the accelerator pedal  
smoothly depending on the cur  
-
rent conditions.  
䳜 The dual clutch transmission  
adopts a dry-type dual clutch,  
which is different from the torque  
䳜 If you release your foot from the  
accelerator pedal at low vehicle  
speed, you may feel strong  
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converter of the automatic trans  
-
engine braking, which is similar to  
manual transmission.  
mission. It shows better accelera  
tion performance and increased  
fuel efficiency while driving but  
initial launch might be little bit  
-
䳜 When driving downhill, you may  
use Sports Mode or press the  
paddle shifters (if equipped) to  
downshift to a lower gear in order  
to control your speed without  
using the brake pedal excessively.  
䳜 When you turn the engine on and  
off, you may hear clicking sounds  
as the system goes through a self  
test. This is a normal sound for  
the Dual Clutch Transmission.  
slower than the automatic trans  
-
mission.  
As a result, gear shifts are some  
times more noticeable than a  
conventional automatic transmis  
sion and a light vibration during  
launching can be felt as the trans  
mission speed is matched with  
-
-
-
the engine speed. This is a normal  
condition of the dual clutch trans  
mission.  
-
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15  
Driving your vehicle  
Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT)  
䳜 During the first 1,500 km (1,000  
miles), you may feel that the  
vehicle may not be smooth when  
accelerating at low speed. During  
this break-in period, the shift  
quality and performance of your  
LCD display for transmission tem  
perature and warning message  
-
Transmission temperature Gauge  
new vehicle is continuously opti  
mized.  
-
NOTICE  
䳜 Always come to a complete stop  
before shifting into D (Drive) or R  
(Reverse).  
䳜 Do not put the shift lever in N  
(Neutral) while driving.  
OCDP069400  
WARNING  
Due to transmission failure, the  
vehicle may not move and the posi  
-
tion indicator (D, R) will blink on the  
cluster. In this case, have the sys  
tem checked by a professional  
-
workshop. Kia recommends to visit  
an authorized Kia dealer/service  
partner.  
OCDP069401  
OJF058369L  
䳜 Select trip computer mode on the  
LCD display and move to the  
transmission temperature screen  
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16  
Driving your vehicle  
Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT)  
to see the temperature of the  
dual clutch transmission.  
DCT warning messages  
䳜 Try to drive so that the tempera  
-
ture gauge do not show high/  
overheat. When the transmission  
is overheated, the warning mes  
-
sage will display on the LCD. Fol  
-
low the displayed message.  
䳜 The transmission temperature is  
displayed in three colors (white,  
orange and red) as it increases.  
䳜 Orange temperature gauge is dis  
played right before the warning  
OCDP069404  
-
This warning message is displayed  
when vehicle is driven slowly on a  
grade and the vehicle detects that  
the brake pedal is not applied.  
message appears on the LCD dis  
-
play. (if equipped)  
CAUTION  
Steep grade  
䳜 Increase (high temperature) of  
the transmission temperature  
gauge usually appears on an  
incline when the vehicle is stopped  
for a long time using accelerator  
pedal, without depressing the  
brake pedal.  
Driving up hills or on steep grades:  
䳜 To hold the vehicle on an incline  
use the foot brake or the parking  
brake.  
䳜 When in stop-and-go traffic on an  
incline, keep some distance ahead  
before moving the vehicle for  
ward. Then hold the vehicle on the  
incline with the foot brake.  
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-
䳜 To maintain the optimal trans  
-
mission performance, drive so  
that the white gauge is not  
exceeded. (if equipped)  
䳜 If the vehicle is held on a hill by  
applying the accelerator pedal or  
by creeping with brake pedal dis  
engaged, the clutch and trans  
-
-
mission may overheat which can  
result in damage. At this time, a  
warning message will appear on  
the LCD display.  
䳜 If the LCD warning is active, the  
foot brake must be applied.  
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17  
Driving your vehicle  
Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT)  
䳜 Ignoring the warnings can lead to  
damage to the transmission.  
䳜 Under certain conditions, such as  
repeated stop-and-go launches  
on steep grades, sudden take off  
or acceleration, or other harsh  
Transmission high temperature  
driving conditions, the transmis  
sion clutch temperatures will  
-
increase excessively. Finally the  
clutch in transmission could be  
overheated.  
䳜 When the clutch is overheated,  
the safe protection mode  
engages and the gear position  
indicator on the cluster blinks  
with a chime. At this time, 䳖Trans  
mission temp. is high! Stop safely䳗  
warning message will appear on  
the LCD display and driving may  
not be smooth.  
䳜 If this occurs, pull over to a safe  
location, stop the vehicle with the  
engine running, apply the brakes  
and shift the vehicle to P (Park),  
and allow the transmission to  
cool.  
䳜 If you ignore this warning, the  
driving condition may become  
worse. You may experience  
abrupt shifts, frequent shifts, or  
jerkiness. To return to the normal  
driving condition, stop the vehicle  
and apply the foot brake or shift  
into P (Park).  
-
OCDP069400  
OCDP069401  
OCDP069405  
Then allow the transmission to  
cool for a few minutes with  
engine on, before driving off.  
䳜 When possible, drive the vehicle  
smoothly.  
6
18  
Driving your vehicle  
Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT)  
Transmission overheated  
occurs the clutch is disabled until  
the clutch cools to normal tem  
-
peratures.  
䳜 The warning will display a time to  
wait for the transmission to cool.  
䳜 If this occurs, pull over to a safe  
location, stop the vehicle with the  
engine running, apply the brakes  
and shift the vehicle to P (Park),  
and allow the transmission to  
cool.  
䳜 When the message "Trans cooled.  
Resume driving.䳖 appears you can  
continue to drive your vehicle.  
䳜 When possible, drive the vehicle  
smoothly.  
OJF058369L  
OCDP069406  
OCDP069407  
If any of the warning messages in  
the LCD display continue to blink, for  
your safety, have the system  
checked by a professional workshop.  
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Kia recommends to visit an autho  
-
rized Kia dealer/service partner.  
Transmission ranges  
The indicator in the instrument  
cluster displays the shift lever posi  
-
tion when the ENGINE START/STOP  
button is in the ON position.  
P (Park)  
䳜 If the vehicle continues to be  
driven and the clutch tempera  
Always come to a complete stop  
before shifting into P (Park).  
-
tures reach the maximum tem  
-
To shift from P (Park), you must  
depress firmly on the brake pedal  
and make sure your foot is off the  
accelerator pedal.  
perature limit, the "Transmission  
Hot! Park with engine on" warning  
will be displayed. When this  
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19  
Driving your vehicle  
Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT)  
If you have done all of the above and  
still cannot shift the lever out of P  
(Park), see "Shift-lock override" on  
page 6-23.  
R (Reverse)  
Use this position to drive the vehicle  
backward.  
The shift lever must be in P (Park)  
before turning the engine off.  
CAUTION  
Always come to a complete stop  
before shifting into or out of R  
(Reverse); you may damage the  
transmission if you shift into R  
(Reverse) while the vehicle is in  
motion.  
WARNING  
䳜 Shifting into P (Park) while the  
vehicle is in motion may cause  
you to lose control of the vehicle.  
䳜 After the vehicle has stopped,  
always make sure the shift lever  
is in P (Park), apply the parking  
brake, and turn the engine off.  
䳜 When parking on an incline, block  
the wheels to prevent the vehicle  
from rolling down.  
䳜 For safety, always engage the  
parking brake with the shift lever  
in the P (Park) position except for  
the case of emergency parking.  
䳜 Do not use the P (Park) position in  
place of the parking brake.  
N (Neutral)  
The wheels and transmission are  
not engaged.  
Use N (Neutral) if you need to  
restart a stalled engine, or if it is  
necessary to stop with the engine  
ON. Shift into P (Park) if you need to  
leave your vehicle for any reason.  
Always depress the brake pedal  
when you are shifting from N (Neu  
-
tral) to another gear.  
WARNING  
Do not shift into gear unless your  
foot is firmly on the brake pedal.  
Shifting into gear when the engine is  
running at high speed can cause the  
vehicle to move very rapidly.You  
may lose control of the vehicle and  
cause accidents.  
6
20  
Driving your vehicle  
Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT)  
3. While pressing the brake pedal,  
turn the ENGINE START/STOP  
button [OFF].  
WARNING  
Do not drive with the shift lever in N  
(Neutral).  
䳜 For smart key equipped vehi  
-
The engine brake will not work and  
lead to an accident.  
cles, the ENGINE START/STOP  
button can be moved to [OFF]  
only when the shift lever is in  
[P].  
Parking in N (Neutral) gear  
4. Change the gear shift lever to [N]  
(Neutral) while pressing the brake  
pedal and pushing [SHIFT LOCK  
RELEASE] button or inserting,  
Follow below steps when parking  
and you want the vehicle to move  
when pushed.  
1. After parking your vehicle, step on  
the brake pedal and move the  
shift lever to [P] with the ignition  
button in [ON] or while the engine  
is running.  
pressing down a tool (e.g. flat  
head screw-driver) into the  
-
[SHIFT LOCK RELEASE] access  
hole at the same time. Then, the  
vehicle will move when external  
force is applied.  
2. If the parking brake is applied  
unlock the parking brake.  
䳜 For EPB (Electronic Parking  
Brake) equipped vehicles, push  
CAUTION  
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the brake pedal with the igni  
-
䳜 With the exception of parking in  
neutral gear, always park the  
vehicle in [P] (Park) for safety and  
engage the parking brake.  
䳜 Before parking in [N] (Neutral)  
gear, first make sure the parking  
ground is level and flat. Do not  
park in [N] gear on any slopes or  
gradients.  
tion button in [ON] or while the  
engine is running to disengage  
the parking brake. If [AUTO  
HOLD] function is used while  
driving (If [AUTO HOLD] indica  
tor is on in the cluster), press  
[AUTO HOLD] switch and [AUTO  
HOLD] function should be turn  
off.  
-
If parked and left in [N], the vehi  
cle may move and cause serious  
damage and injury.  
-
䳜 After the ENGINE START/STOP  
button has been turned off, the  
electronic parking brake cannot  
be disengaged.  
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21  
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23  
Driving your vehicle  
Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT)  
1. Place the ENGINE START/STOP  
button in the OFF position.  
2. Apply the parking brake.  
3. press down the shift lock release  
button.  
䳜 Always use the parking brake. Do  
not depend on placing the trans  
-
mission in P (Park) to keep the car  
from moving.  
䳜 Exercise extreme caution when  
driving on a slippery surface. Be  
especially careful when braking,  
accelerating or shifting gears. On  
a slippery surface, an abrupt  
change in vehicle speed can cause  
the drive wheels to lose traction  
4. Move the shift lever.  
5. Have the system inspected by a  
professional workshop. Kia rec  
-
ommends to visit an authorized  
Kia dealer/service partner.  
Good driving practices  
and the vehicle to go out of con  
trol.  
-
䳜 Never move the shift lever from P  
(Park) or N (Neutral) to any other  
position with the accelerator  
pedal depressed.  
䳜 Never move the shift lever into P  
(Park) when the vehicle is in  
motion.  
䳜 Be sure the car is completely  
stopped before you attempt to  
shift into R (Reverse) or D (Drive).  
䳜 Never take the car out of gear  
and coast down a hill. This may be  
extremely hazardous. Always  
䳜 Optimum vehicle performance  
and economy is obtained by  
smoothly depressing and releas  
ing the accelerator pedal.  
-
WARNING  
䳜 Always buckle-up! In a collision, an  
unbelted occupant is significantly  
more likely to be seriously injured  
or killed than a properly belted  
occupant.  
leave the car in gear when mov  
ing.  
-
䳜 Avoid high speeds when cornering  
or turning.  
䳜 Do not "ride" the brakes. This can  
䳜 Do not make quick steering wheel  
movements, such as sharp lane  
changes or fast, sharp turns.  
䳜 The risk of rollover is greatly  
increased if you lose control of  
your vehicle at highway speeds.  
䳜 Loss of control often occurs if two  
cause them to overheat and mal  
function. Instead, when you are  
-
driving down a long hill, slow down  
and shift to a lower gear. When  
you do this, engine braking will  
help slow the car.  
䳜 Slow down before shifting to a  
lower gear. Otherwise, the lower  
gear may not be engaged.  
or more wheels drop off the road  
way and the driver oversteers to  
reenter the roadway.  
-
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24  
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25  
Driving your vehicle  
Regenerative braking system  
even in the same Regen B level.  
(The speed decrement in each  
level is bigger in the city driving  
than that of highway driving.)  
WARNING  
Usage of the function may be lim  
ited according to the battery and  
motor䳓s condition. (over charge, high  
and low temperature) Check traffic  
and driving condition. If necessary,  
-
NOTICE  
control the vehicle speed by your  
self using brake pedal.  
-
The vehicle does not completely  
stop by using paddle shifter lever.  
When the Regen B power reduced,  
the vehicle slowly moves about 10  
km/h. In order to stop the vehicle,  
depress the brake pedal.  
The selected regenerative braking  
level is displayed on the instrument  
cluster.  
NOTICE  
The paddle shifter does not operate  
when:  
䳜 The [-] and [+] paddle shifters are  
pulled at the same time.  
䳜 The vehicle is decelerating by  
depressing the brake pedal.  
䳜 The Cruise Control system or  
Smart Cruise Control system is  
activated.  
ODEP059298  
Paddle shifter  
Drive mode  
Paddle shift lever function  
lever operation  
+
Reduction regenerative braking level  
Increase of regenerative braking level  
manual shift (+)  
ECO  
-
+
SPORT  
-
manual shift (-)  
* The paddle shifter function changed by selection of Drive mode.  
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26  
Driving your vehicle  
Regenerative braking system  
Regeneration unavailable. Battery  
full  
䳜 If the vehicle entering the Regen B  
mode during the activation of  
ABS/Cruise Control/Smart Cruise  
Control, the warning message will  
be displayed.  
Once the warning message is dis  
-
played, the usage of function will be  
temporarily limited. Use the func  
-
tion again after normal driving.  
OCDP069408  
If SOC (State of High voltage battery  
Charge) is high, it is not possible to  
enable Regen B mode. Use the func  
tion again after normal driving.  
-
Regeneration conditions not met  
6
OCDP059445  
䳜 If the motor and battery is in  
high/low temperature status or if  
there is a malfunction on battery  
and transmission, the warning  
message will be displayed.  
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Driving your vehicle  
Brake system  
brakes. Continuous brake applica  
tion will cause the brakes to over  
heat and could result in a  
temporary loss of braking perfor  
-
-
Brake system  
Power brakes  
-
Your vehicle has power-assisted  
brakes that adjust automatically  
through normal usage.  
mance.  
䳜 Wet brakes may impair the vehi  
-
cle䳓s ability to safely slow down;  
In the event that the power-  
the vehicle may also pull to one  
assisted brakes lose power because  
of a stalled engine or some other  
side when the brakes are applied.  
Applying the brakes lightly will  
indicate whether they have been  
affected in this way. Always test  
your brakes in this fashion after  
driving through deep water. To  
dry the brakes, apply them lightly  
while maintaining a safe forward  
speed until brake performance  
returns to normal.  
䳜 Always, confirm the position of  
the brake and accelerator pedal  
before driving. If you don't check  
the position of the accelerator  
and brake pedal before driving,  
you may depress the accelerator  
instead of the brake pedal. It may  
cause a serious accident.  
reason, you can still stop your vehi  
-
cle by applying greater force to the  
brake pedal than you normally  
would. The stopping distance, how  
-
ever, will be longer.  
When the engine is not running, the  
reserve brake power is partially  
depleted each time the brake pedal  
is applied. Do not pump the brake  
pedal when the power assist has  
been interrupted.  
Pump the brake pedal only when  
necessary to maintain steering con  
trol on slippery surfaces.  
-
WARNING  
Brakes  
In the event of brake failure  
䳜 Do not drive with your foot rest  
ing on the brake pedal. This will  
create abnormal high brake tem  
peratures, excessive brake lining  
and pad wear, and increased  
stopping distances.  
-
If service brakes fail to operate  
while the vehicle is in motion, you  
can make an emergency stop with  
the parking brake. The stopping dis  
tance, however, will be much  
greater than normal.  
-
-
䳜 When descending a long or steep  
hill, shift to a lower gear and avoid  
continuous application of the  
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29  
Driving your vehicle  
Brake system  
EPB may be automatically applied  
when:  
the EPB switch and the vehicle  
stop, the EPB is applied.  
䳜 The braking distance may be lon  
ger than under normal braking  
conditions.  
-
NOTICE  
During emergency braking by the  
EPB, the parking brake warning light  
will illuminate and the warning  
sounds will occur to indicate that  
the system is operating.  
OCDP069410  
䳜 Requested by other systems.  
䳜 If the driver applies the EPB while  
the engine is ON then turn the  
engine off, the EPB may be  
WARNING  
Do not operate the parking brake  
while the vehicle is moving except in  
an emergency situation. It could  
damage the vehicle system and  
endanger driving safety.  
applied again automatically.  
NOTICE  
If the driver turns the engine off by  
mistake while Auto Hold (if  
equipped) is operating, EPB will be  
automatically applied. But if the  
driver turns the engine off and push  
the EPB switch in 1 second, the EPB  
does not apply.  
CAUTION  
If you continuously notice a noise or  
burning smell when the EPB is used  
for emergency braking, have the  
system checked by a professional  
workshop. Kia recommends visiting  
an authorized Kia dealer/service  
partner.  
Emergency braking  
䳜 If there is a problem with the  
brake pedal while driving, emer  
-
gency braking is possible by pull  
-
ing up and holding the EPB switch.  
Braking is possible only while you  
are holding the EPB switch. If you  
hand off the EPB switch, the  
braking force is lost. If you hold  
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30  
Driving your vehicle  
Brake system  
Releasing the parking brake  
To release the EPB manually:  
Press the EPB switch in the follow  
ing condition.  
-
䳜 Have the ENGINE START/STOP  
button in the ON position.  
䳜 Depress the brake pedal.  
䳜 Make sure the brake warning light  
goes off.  
OCDP069411  
䳜 If the driver's seat belt is not  
fastened, driver䳓s door is  
opened, the engine hood is  
opened in D or the tailgate is  
opened in R, a warning will  
sound once and a message will  
appear.  
䳜 If there is a problem with the  
vehicle, a warning may sound  
once and a message may  
appear. If the above situation  
occurs, depress the brake pedal  
and release EPB by pressing the  
EPB switch.  
To release EPB automatically  
1. Close the driver's door, engine  
hood and tailgate.  
2. Fasten the driver's seat belt.  
3. Start the engine.  
4. If the shift lever is in P (Park),  
depress the brake pedal and shift  
out of P (Park) to R (Rear) or D  
(Drive), the EPB is released auto  
matically. Make sure the brake  
warning light goes off.  
5. If the shift lever is in N (Neutral),  
depress the brake pedal and shift  
out of N (Neutral) to R (Rear) or D  
(Drive), the EPB is released auto  
matically. Make sure the brake  
warning light goes off.  
-
6
-
WARNING  
䳜 If you try to drive off depress  
ing the accelerator pedal with  
the EPB applied, but doesn't  
release automatically, a warn  
ing will sound once and a mes  
sage will appear.  
-
䳜 Never allow anyone who is unfa  
-
miliar with the vehicle to touch  
the parking brake. If the parking  
brake is released unintentionally,  
serious injury may occur.  
䳜 Do not place any objects around  
the EPB switch. They could  
release the EPB switch.  
-
-
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34  
Driving your vehicle  
Brake system  
trol system) may be longer than for  
those without it in the following  
road conditions.  
WARNING  
䳜 Press the accelerator pedal slowly  
when you start the vehicle.  
䳜 For your safety, cancel the Auto  
Hold when you drive downhill or  
back up the vehicle or park the  
vehicle.  
During these conditions the vehicle  
should be driven at reduced speeds:  
䳜 Rough, gravel or snow-covered  
roads.  
䳜 With tire chains installed.  
䳜 On roads where the road surface  
is pitted or has different surface  
height.  
CAUTION  
If there is a malfunction with the  
driver䳓s door or engine hood open  
detection system, the Auto Hold  
may not work properly.  
The safety features of an ABS (or  
ESC) equipped vehicle should not be  
tested by high speed driving or cor  
nering. This could endanger the  
safety of yourself or others.  
-
In this case, have your vehicle  
inspected by a professional work  
-
shop. Kia recommends to contact an  
The ABS continuously senses the  
speed of the wheels. If the wheels  
are going to lock, the ABS system  
authorized Kia dealer/service part  
ner.  
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6
repeatedly modulates the hydraulic  
brake pressure to the wheels.  
Anti-lock brake system (ABS)  
When you apply your brakes under  
conditions which may lock the  
wheels, you may hear a 䳖tik-tik䳓䳓  
sound from the brakes, or feel a  
corresponding sensation in the  
brake pedal. This is normal and it  
means your ABS is active.  
WARNING  
ABS (or ESC) will not prevent acci  
-
dents due to improper or dangerous  
driving maneuvers. Even though  
vehicle control is improved during  
emergency braking, always main  
-
In order to obtain the maximum  
benefit from your ABS in an emer  
tain a safe distance between you  
and objects ahead. Vehicle speeds  
should always be reduced during  
extreme road conditions.  
-
gency situation, do not attempt to  
modulate your brake pressure and  
do not try to pump your brakes.  
Press your brake pedal as hard as  
possible or as hard as the situation  
The braking distance for cars  
equipped with an anti-lock braking  
system (or Electronic Stability Con  
-
6
35  
Driving your vehicle  
Brake system  
warrants and allow the ABS to con  
-
trol the force being delivered to the  
brakes.  
䳜 The ABS warning light will stay on  
for approximately 3 seconds after  
the ENGINE START/STOP button  
is ON. During that time, the ABS  
will go through self-diagnosis and  
the light will go off if everything is  
normal. If the light stays on, you  
may have a problem with your  
ABS. In this case, have the system  
NOTICE  
A click sound may be heard in the  
engine compartment when the  
vehicle begins to move after the  
engine is started. These conditions  
are normal and indicate that the  
anti-lock brake system is function  
ing properly.  
-
checked by a professional work  
-
shop. Kia recommends to visit an  
authorized Kia dealer/ service  
partner.  
䳜 Even with the anti-lock brake  
system, your vehicle still requires  
sufficient stopping distance.  
Always maintain a safe distance  
from the vehicle in front of you.  
CAUTION  
䳜 Always slow down when corner  
-
䳜 When you drive on a road having  
poor traction, such as an icy road,  
and operate your brakes continu  
ously, the ABS will be active con  
tinuously and the ABS warning  
light may illuminate. Pull your car  
over to a safe place and stop the  
engine.  
䳜 Restart the engine. If the ABS  
warning light is off, then your ABS  
system is normal. Otherwise, you  
may have a problem with the ABS.  
In this case, have the system  
ing. The anti-lock brake system  
cannot prevent accidents result  
ing from excessive speeds.  
-
-
-
䳜 On loose or uneven road surfaces,  
operation of the anti-lock brake  
system may result in a longer  
stopping distance than for vehi  
-
cles equipped with a conventional  
brake system.  
CAUTION  
䳜 If the ABS warning light is on and  
stays on, you may have a problem  
checked by a professional work  
-
with the ABS. In this case, how  
ever, your regular brakes will work  
normally.  
-
shop. Kia recommends to visit an  
authorized Kia dealer/service  
partner.  
6
36  
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37  
Driving your vehicle  
Brake system  
brake pedal. This is normal and it  
means your ESC is active.  
When operating  
When the ESC is in operation, the  
ESC indicator light blinks.  
When the Electronic Stability  
Control is operating properly,  
you can feel a slight pulsation in the  
vehicle. This is only the effect of  
brake control and indicates nothing  
unusual.  
When moving out of the mud or  
driving on a slippery road, the  
engine rpm (revolution per minute)  
may not be increased even if you  
press the accelerator pedal deeply.  
This is to maintain the stability and  
traction of the vehicle and does not  
indicate a problem.  
NOTICE  
A click sound may be heard in the  
engine compartment when the  
vehicle begins to move after the  
engine is started. These conditions  
are normal and indicate that the  
Electronic Stability Control System  
is functioning properly.  
ESC operation  
ESC ON condition  
䳜 When the ignition is turned ON,  
ESC and ESC OFF indicator lights  
illuminate for approximately 3  
seconds, then ESC is turned on.  
䳜 Press the ESC OFF button after  
turning the ignition ON to turn  
ESC off. (ESC OFF indicator will  
illuminate). To turn the ESC on,  
press the ESC OFF button (ESC  
OFF indicator light will go off).  
䳜 When starting the engine, you  
may hear a slight ticking sound.  
This is the ESC performing an  
automatic system self-check and  
does not indicate a problem.  
ESC OFF condition  
To cancel ESC operation:  
OCDP069412  
䳜 State 1  
Press the ESC OFF button shortly  
(ESC OFF indicator light and mes  
sage illuminates). At this state,  
the engine control function does  
not operate. In other words, the  
-
traction control function does not  
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38  
Driving your vehicle  
Brake system  
operate but only the brake control  
function operates.  
When the ENGINE START/STOP but  
ton is turned to ON, the indicator  
-
light illuminates, then goes off if the  
ESC system is operating normally.  
The ESC indicator light blinks when  
-
ever ESC is operating or illuminates  
when ESC fails to operate.  
ESC OFF indicator light comes on  
when the ESC is turned off with the  
button.  
OCDP069413  
CAUTION  
䳜 State 2  
Driving with varying tire or wheel  
sizes may cause the ESC system to  
malfunction. When replacing tires,  
make sure they are the same size  
as your original tires.  
Press the ESC OFF button for  
more than 3 seconds. ESC OFF  
indicator light and message illu  
minates and ESC OFF warning  
chime will sound. At this state,  
-
the engine control function and  
brake control function does not  
operate. In other words, the vehi  
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WARNING  
-
cle stability control function does  
not operate any more.  
If the ENGINE START/STOP button is  
placed to the LOCK/OFF position  
when ESC is off, ESC remains off.  
Upon restarting the engine, the ESC  
will automatically turn on again.  
The Electronic Stability Control sys-  
tem is only a driving aid; use precau  
tions for safe driving by slowing  
down on curved, snowy, or icy  
roads. Drive slowly and don䳓t  
-
attempt to accelerate whenever the  
ESC indicator light is blinking, or  
when the road surface is slippery.  
Indicator light  
ESC indicator light  
ESC OFF indicator light  
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39  
Driving your vehicle  
Brake system  
ESC OFF usage  
When driving  
Hill-start assist control (HAC)  
Hill start Assist Control is a comfort  
function. The main intend is to pre  
vent the vehicle from rolling back  
wards while driving off uphill on an  
inclined surface. HAC holds the  
braking pressure builtup by driver  
during stopping procedure for 2  
seconds after releasing brake pedal.  
-
䳜 ESC should be turned on for daily  
driving whenever possible.  
䳜 To turn ESC off while driving,  
press the ESC OFF button while  
driving on a flat road surface.  
Never press the ESC OFF button  
while ESC is operating (ESC indicator  
light blinks).  
-
During the pressure-hold period, the  
driver has enough time to press the  
accelerator pedal to drive off.  
If ESC is turned off while ESC is  
operating, the vehicle may slip out  
of control.  
The braking pressure is reduced as  
soon as the system detects the  
driver䳓s intention to drive off.  
NOTICE  
䳜 When operating the vehicle on a  
dynamometer, ensure that the  
ESC is turned off (ESC OFF light  
illuminated).  
䳜 Turning the ESC off does not  
affect ABS or brake system oper  
ation.  
WARNING  
The HAC is usually activated only for  
2 seconds. The driver should be  
careful from the rolling backward  
causing the accident with behind  
objects or human, when the driver  
may feel the unintended rolling  
backward while driving off on hill  
due to insufficient brake hold pres  
sure built-up by driver during stop  
ping procedure.  
-
WARNING  
-
-
Never press the ESC OFF button  
while ESC is operating. If the ESC is  
turned off while ESC is operating,  
the vehicle may go out of control.  
To turn ESC off while driving, press  
the ESC OFF button while driving on  
a flat road surface.  
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40  
Driving your vehicle  
Brake system  
The VSM does not operate when:  
䳜 Driving on bank road such as gra  
dient or incline  
NOTICE  
-
䳜 The HAC does not operate when  
the transmission shift lever is in  
the P (Park) or N (Neutral) posi  
tion.  
䳜 Driving rearward  
-
䳜 ESC OFF indicator light (  
)
䳜 The HAC activates even though  
the ESC is off but it does not acti  
vate when the ESC has malfunc  
remains on the instrument cluster  
䳜 EPS indicator light remains on the  
instrument cluster  
-
-
tioned.  
VSM operation off  
If you press the ESC OFF button to  
turn off the ESC, the VSM will also  
cancel and the ESC OFF indicator  
Vehicle stability management  
(VSM)  
This system provides further  
enhancements to vehicle stability  
and steering responses when a  
vehicle is driving on a slippery road  
or a vehicle detected changes in  
light ( ) illuminates.  
To turn on the VSM, press the but  
ton again. The ESC OFF indicator  
light goes out.  
-
coefficient of friction between right  
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wheels and left wheels when brak  
ing.  
-
Malfunction indicator  
The VSM can be deactivated even if  
you don䳓t cancel the VSM operation  
by pressing the ESC OFF button. It  
indicates that a malfunction has  
been detected somewhere in the  
Electric Power Steering system or  
VSM system.  
VSM operation  
When the VSM is in operation, ESC  
indicator light ( ) blinks.  
When the vehicle stability manage  
ment is operating properly, you can  
feel a slight pulsation in the vehicle.  
-
If the ESC indicator light (  
) or EPS  
This is only the effect of brake con  
trol and indicates nothing unusual.  
-
warning light remains on, have the  
system checked by a professional  
workshop. Kia recommends to visit  
an authorized Kia dealer/service  
partner.  
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41  
Driving your vehicle  
Brake system  
ESS: Emergency Stop Signal  
NOTICE  
The Emergency Stop Signal system  
alerts the driver behind by blinking  
the stop light when the vehicle sud  
denly stops or when the ABS acti  
vates in a stop. (The system  
activates when the vehicle speed is  
over 55km/h and the vehicle decel  
eration is over 7m/s1 or the ABS  
activates when the vehicle emer  
gency braking.)  
䳜 The VSM is designed to function  
above approximately 15 km/h (9  
mph) on curves.  
䳜 The VSM is designed to function  
above approximately 30 km/h (18  
mph) when a vehicle is braking on  
a split-mu road. The split-mu  
road is made of surfaces which  
have different friction forces.  
-
-
-
-
When the vehicle speed is under 40  
km/h and the ABS deactivates or  
the sudden stop situation is over,  
the stop light blinking will stop.  
WARNING  
䳜 The Vehicle Stability Management  
system is not a substitute for  
safe driving practices but a sup  
-
plementary function only. It is the  
responsibility of the driver to  
always check the speed and the  
distance to the vehicle ahead.  
Always hold the steering wheel  
firmly while driving.  
CAUTION  
The Emergency Stop Signal system  
will not work if the hazard warning  
flasher is already on.  
䳜 Your vehicle is designed to acti  
vate according to the driver䳓s  
-
intention, even with installed VSM.  
Always follow all the normal pre  
cautions for driving at safe  
speeds for the conditions 䳍  
including driving inclement  
weather and on a slippery road.  
-
䳜 Driving with varying tire or wheel  
sizes may cause the VSM system  
to malfunction. When replacing  
tires, make sure they are the  
same size as your original tires.  
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42  
Driving your vehicle  
Brake system  
Good braking practices  
have your vehicle inspected by a  
professional workshop.  
Kia recommends to call an autho  
rized Kia dealer/service partner.  
-
WARNING  
䳜 Whenever leaving vehicle or park  
-
䳜 Don't coast down hills with the car  
out of gear. This is extremely  
hazardous. Keep the car in gear at  
all times, use the brakes to slow  
down, then shift to a lower gear  
so that engine braking will help  
you maintain a safe speed.  
䳜 Don't "ride" the brake pedal. Rest  
ing your foot on the brake pedal  
while driving can be dangerous  
ing, always set the parking brake  
as far as possible and fully engage  
the vehicle's transmission into the  
park position. Vehicles not fully  
engaged in park with the parking  
brake set are at risk for moving  
inadvertently and injuring your  
self or others.  
䳜 All vehicles should always have  
the parking brake fully engaged  
when parking to avoid inadvertent  
movement of the car which can  
injure occupants or pedestrians.  
-
-
because it can result in the brakes  
overheating and losing their  
effectiveness. It also increases  
the wear of the brake compo  
-
nents.  
䳜 After parking the vehicle, check to  
be sure the parking brake is not  
engaged and that the parking  
brake indicator light is out before  
driving away.  
䳜 Driving through water may get  
the brakes wet. They can also get  
wet when the car is washed. Wet  
brakes can be dangerous! Your  
car will not stop as quickly if the  
brakes are wet. Wet brakes may  
cause the car to pull to one side.  
To dry the brakes, apply the  
brakes lightly until the braking  
action returns to normal, taking  
care to keep the car under control  
at all times. If the braking action  
does not return to normal, stop as  
soon as it is safe to do so and  
䳜 If a tire goes flat while you are  
driving, apply the brakes gently  
and keep the car pointed straight  
ahead while you slow down. When  
you are moving slowly enough for  
it to be safe to do so, pull off the  
road and stop in a safe place.  
䳜 Be cautious when parking on a hill.  
Firmly engage the parking brake  
and place the shift lever in P  
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(Park). If your car is facing down  
-
hill, turn the front wheels into the  
curb to help keep the car from  
rolling. If your car is facing uphill,  
turn the front wheels away from  
the curb to help keep the car from  
rolling. If there is no curb or if it is  
required by other conditions to  
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43  
Driving your vehicle  
Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA) (Front  
view camera only)  
keep the car from rolling, block  
the wheels.  
Forward Collision-Avoidance  
Assist (FCA) (Front view camera  
only) (if equipped)  
䳜 Under some conditions your park  
ing brake can freeze in the  
engaged position. This is most  
likely to happen when there is an  
accumulation of snow or ice  
around or near the rear brakes or  
if the brakes are wet. If there is a  
risk that the parking brake may  
freeze, apply it only temporarily  
while you put the shift lever in P  
(Park) and block the rear wheels  
so the car cannot roll. Then  
release the parking brake.  
䳜 Do not hold the vehicle on the  
upgrade with the accelerator  
pedal. This can cause the trans  
mission to overheat. Always use  
the brake pedal or parking brake.  
-
Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist  
system is designed to help detect  
and monitor the vehicle ahead or  
detect a pedestrian in the roadway  
through front view camera recogni  
-
tion to warn the driver that a colli  
-
sion is imminent, and if necessary,  
apply emergency braking.  
WARNING  
Take the following precautions  
when using Forward Collision-  
Avoidance Assist:  
-
䳜 This system is only a supplemen  
tal system and it is not intended  
to, nor does it replace the need  
-
for extreme care and attention of  
the driver. The sensing range and  
objects detectable by the sensors  
are limited. Pay attention to the  
road conditions at all times.  
䳜 Drive at posted speed limits and  
accordance to road conditions.  
䳜 Always drive cautiously to prevent  
unexpected and sudden situations  
from occurring. FCA may not  
always stop the vehicle com  
-
pletely and is only intended to  
help mitigate a collision that is  
imminent.  
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44  
Driving your vehicle  
Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA) (Front  
view camera only)  
System setting and activation  
by a professional workshop. Kia rec-  
ommends to visit an authorized Kia  
dealer/service partner.  
System setting  
The driver can activate FCA by plac  
-
The driver can select the initial  
warning activation time on the LCD  
display.  
ing the ENGINE START/STOP button  
to the ON position and by selecting  
at the LCD Display or infotainment  
system (if equipped):  
Go to the "User Settings → Driver  
Assistance → Warning Timing →  
Normal/Later".  
"User Settings → Driver Assistance  
→ Forward Safety"  
䳜 If you select "Active Assist", FCA  
system activates. FCA produces  
warning messages and warning  
alarms in accordance with the col  
lision risk levels. Also, it controls  
the brakes in accordance with the  
collision risk levels.  
䳜 If you select "Warning Only", FCA  
system activates and produces  
The options for the initial Forward  
Collision Warning includes the fol  
-
lowing:  
䳜 Normal:  
-
When this condition is selected,  
the initial Forward Collision Warn  
ing is activated normally. This  
setting allows for a nominal  
-
amount of distance between the  
vehicle ahead before the initial  
warning occurs.  
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only warning alarms in accor  
-
dance with the collision risk lev  
-
䳜 Later:  
els.You should control the brake  
directly because FCA system do  
not control the brake.  
䳜 If you select "Off", FCA system  
deactivates.  
When this condition is selected,  
the initial Forward Collision Warn  
-
ing is activated later than normal.  
This setting reduces the amount  
of distance between the vehicle  
ahead before the initial warning  
occurs.  
The warning light illumi  
-
nates on the LCD display,  
when you cancel FCA sys  
tem. The driver can monitor FCA  
ON/OFF status on the LCD display.  
Also, the warning light illuminates  
when the ESC (Electronic Stability  
Control) is turned off. When the  
warning light remains ON with FCA  
activated, have the system checked  
-
Select 'Later' when traffic is light  
and when driving speed is slow.  
If the vehicle in front puts on a  
burst of speed, the driver can  
notice the warning alarm is early  
even though the later option is  
selected.  
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45  
Driving your vehicle  
Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA) (Front  
view camera only)  
Prerequisite for activation  
WARNING  
FCA gets ready to be activated,  
when the Active Assist or Warning  
Only under the Forward Safety is  
selected on the LCD display or info  
tainment system, and when the fol  
lowing prerequisites are satisfied.  
䳜 The ESC is activated.  
䳜 The driving speed is over 10 km/h  
(5 mph). FCA is only activated  
within a certain speed range.  
䳜 The system detects a vehicle or a  
pedestrian (if equipped) in front,  
䳜 FCA automatically activates upon  
placing the ENGINE START/STOP  
button to the ON position. The  
-
driver can deactivate FCA by can  
celing the system setting on the  
LCD display.  
-
-
䳜 FCA automatically deactivates  
upon canceling the ESC. When the  
ESC is canceled, FCA cannot be  
activated on the LCD display.  
FCA warning light will illuminate,  
but it does not indicate a mal  
-
which may collide with your vehi  
-
function of the system.  
cle. (However, FCA does not acti  
-
䳜 Set or cancel FCA with controlling  
switches on steering wheel after  
stopping the vehicle in the safe  
place for your safety.  
vate according to conditions in  
front and vehicle systems, but it  
notices only certain warnings.)  
䳜 FCA does not operate properly or  
it only produces a warning alarms  
in accordance with the driving or  
vehicle condition.  
FCA warning message and system  
control  
䳜 If the warning only under the For  
-
FCA produces warning messages  
and warning alarms in accordance  
with the collision risk levels such as  
abrupt stopping of the vehicle in  
front, insufficient braking distance,  
ward Safety is selected, FCA pro  
-
duces only warning alarms in  
accordance with the collision risk  
levels. After finishing the booting  
of the front view camera (initial  
engine on, camera reset, etc), FCA  
system operates properly. It may  
take about 15 seconds.  
pedestrian detection. Also, it con  
-
trols the brakes in accordance with  
the collision risk levels.  
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46  
Driving your vehicle  
Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA) (Front  
view camera only)  
Collision Warning (1st warning)  
- If you select "Warning Only",  
FCA system activates and pro  
duces only warning alarms in  
accordance with the collision  
risk levels. You should control  
-
the brake directly because FCA  
system do not control the  
brake.  
Emergency braking (2nd warning)  
OCDP069414  
䳜 The warning message appears on  
the LCD display with the warning  
alarms.  
Additionally, some vehicle system  
intervention occurs by the engine  
management system to help  
decelerate the vehicle.  
䳜 The vehicle may slow down  
slightly.  
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OCDP069415  
䳜 It will operate if the vehicle speed  
is greater than 10 km/h and less  
than or equal to 180 km/h on a  
forward vehicle. (Depending on  
the condition of the vehicle ahead  
and the environment surrounding  
䳜 The warning message appears on  
the LCD display with the warning  
alarms.  
Additionally, some vehicle system  
intervention occurs by the engine  
management system to help  
decelerate the vehicle.  
it, the possible maximum operat  
ing speed may be reduced.)  
-
䳜 The vehicle may slow down  
slightly.  
䳜 For pedestrians the vehicle speed  
is greater than or equal to 10 km/  
h and less than 80 km/h.  
(Depending on the condition of  
pedestrians and the surrounding  
䳜 It will operate if the vehicle speed  
is greater than 10 km/h and less  
than or equal to 180 km/h on a  
forward vehicle. (Depending on  
the condition of the vehicle ahead  
and the environment surrounding  
environment the possible maxi  
mum operating speed may be  
reduced.)  
-
it, the possible maximum operat  
ing speed may be reduced.)  
-
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47  
Driving your vehicle  
Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA) (Front  
view camera only)  
䳜 For pedestrians the vehicle speed  
is greater than or equal to 10 km/  
h and less than 80 km/h.  
(Depending on the condition of  
pedestrians and the surrounding  
CAUTION  
䳜 The driver should always use  
extreme caution while operating  
the vehicle, whether or not there  
is a warning message or alarm  
from FCA system.  
䳜 If any other warning sound such  
as seat belt warning chime is  
already generated, Forward Colli  
sion-Avoidance Assist system  
warning may not sound.  
䳜 After the brake control is acti  
vated, the driver must immedi  
ately depress the brake pedal and  
check the surroundings. The  
brake activation by the system  
lasts for about 2 seconds.  
environment the possible maxi  
mum operating speed may be  
reduced.)  
-
- If you select "Warning Only",  
-
FCA system activates and pro  
duces only warning alarms in  
accordance with the collision  
risk levels. You should control  
-
-
-
the brake directly because FCA  
system do not control the  
brake.  
Brake operation  
䳜 In an urgent situation, the braking  
system enters into the ready sta  
tus for prompt reaction to assist  
the driver in depressing the brake  
pedal.  
䳜 FCA provides additional braking  
-
WARNING  
The braking control cannot com  
-
pletely stop the vehicle nor avoid all  
collisions. The driver should hold the  
responsibility to safely drive and  
control the vehicle.  
power for optimum braking per  
formance, when the driver  
depresses the brake pedal.  
-
䳜 The braking control is automati  
cally deactivated, when the driver  
-
WARNING  
The FCA system logic operates  
within certain parameters, such as  
the distance from the vehicle, or a  
pedestrian ahead, the speed of the  
sharply depresses the accelera  
tor pedal, or when the driver  
abruptly operates the steering  
wheel.  
䳜 The braking control is automati  
cally canceled, when risk factors  
disappear.  
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vehicle ahead, and the driver's vehi  
-
-
cle speed. Certain conditions such as  
inclement weather and road condi  
tions may affect the operation of  
FCA system.  
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5PꢀPQFSBUFꢀ'$"ꢀBHBJOꢁꢀSFNPWFꢀUIFꢀ  
GPSFJHOꢀTVCTUBODFTꢃ  
'$"ꢁGSPOUꢁWJFXꢁDBNFSBꢁTFOTPS  
*OꢀPSEFSꢀGPSꢀ'$"ꢀTZTUFNꢀUPꢀPQFSBUFꢀ  
QSPQFSMZꢁꢀBMXBZTꢀNBLFꢀTVSFꢀUIFꢀ  
TFOTPSꢀJTꢀDMFBOꢀBOEꢀGSFFꢀPGꢀEJSUꢁꢀ  
TOPXꢁꢀBOEꢀEFCSJTꢃ  
'$"ꢀNBZꢀOPUꢀQSPQFSMZꢀPQFSBUFꢀJOꢀBOꢀ  
BSFBꢀ FꢃHꢃꢀPQFOꢀUFSSBJOꢂꢁꢀXIFSFꢀBOZꢀ  
TVCTUBODFTꢀBSFꢀOPUꢀEFUFDUFEꢀBGUFSꢀ  
UVSOJOHꢀ0/ꢀUIFꢀFOHJOFꢃꢀ"MTPꢁꢀFWFOꢀ  
UIPVHIꢀBꢀXBSOJOHꢀNFTTBHFꢀEPFTꢀOPUꢀ  
BQQFBSꢀPOꢀUIFꢀ-$%ꢀEJTQMBZꢁꢀ'$"ꢀNBZꢀ  
OPUꢀQSPQFSMZꢀPQFSBUFꢃꢀ"MTPꢁꢀFWFOꢀ  
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TFOTJOHꢀQFSGPSNBODFꢀPGꢀUIFꢀTFOTPSꢃ  
PVUꢀBOZꢀXBSOJOHꢀNFTTBHFTꢀBDDPSE  
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JOHꢀUPꢀESJWJOHꢀDPOEJUJPOꢁꢀUSBGGJDꢀPOꢀ  
UIFꢀSPBEꢁꢀXFBUIFSꢁꢀSPBEꢀDPOEJUJPOꢁꢀ  
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TFOTPSꢀJTꢀGPSDJCMZꢀNPWFEꢀPVUꢀPGꢀ  
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NBZꢀOPUꢀPQFSBUFꢀDPSSFDUMZꢃꢀ*OꢀUIJTꢀ  
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49  
Driving your vehicle  
Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA) (Front  
view camera only)  
case, a warning message may not  
be displayed. In this case, have  
System malfunction  
the vehicle inspected by a profes  
-
sional workshop. Kia recom  
-
mends to visit an authorized Kia  
dealer/service partner.  
䳜 Use only genuine parts to repair  
or replace a damaged.  
䳜 Do not tint the window or install  
stickers, accessories around the  
inside mirror where the camera is  
installed.  
䳜 Make sure the frontal camera  
installation point does not get  
wet.  
䳜 Do not impact or arbitrarily  
remove any camera components.  
䳜 Do not place reflective objects  
(white paper or mirror etc.) on the  
crash pad.  
OCDP069417  
䳜 When FCA is not working properly,  
FCA warning light (  
) will illu-  
minate and the warning message  
will appear for a few seconds.  
After the message disappears,  
the master warning light (  
)
will illuminate. In this case, have  
the vehicle inspected by a profes  
sional workshop. Kia recom  
mends to visit an authorized Kia  
dealer/service partner.  
䳜 FCA warning message may  
-
The system may activate unnec  
-
-
essarily due to reflect of the sun  
-
light.  
䳜 Excessive audio volume may dis  
turb the sound of the system  
warning alarm.  
-
appear along with the illumination  
of the ESC warning light.  
䳜 For more cautions for the camera  
sensor, refer to "Lane Keeping  
Assist (LKA) (if equipped)" on page  
6-73.  
WARNING  
䳜 FCA is only a supplemental sys  
-
tem for the driver䳓s convenience.  
The driver should hold the  
responsibility to control the vehi  
-
cle operation. Do not solely  
depend on FCA system. Rather,  
maintain a safe braking distance,  
and, if necessary, depress the  
6
50  
Driving your vehicle  
Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA) (Front  
view camera only)  
brake pedal to lower the driving  
speed.  
between your vehicle and the  
vehicle in front of you.  
䳜 In certain instances and under  
certain driving conditions, FCA  
䳜 FCA system may activate during  
braking and the vehicle may stop  
suddenly. And the load in the  
vehicle may endanger passengers.  
Therefore, always be mindful of  
the load volume in the vehicle.  
䳜 FCA system may not activate if  
the driver applies the brake pedal  
to avoid risk of collision.  
system may activate uninten  
tionally.  
-
Also, in certain instances the front  
camera recognition system may  
not detect the vehicle ahead. FCA  
system may not activate and the  
warning message will not be dis  
-
played.  
䳜 FCA system does not operate  
when the vehicle is in reverse. In  
these cases, you must maintain a  
䳜 FCA may unnecessarily produce  
the warning message and the  
warning alarms. Also, due to the  
sensing limitation, FCA may not  
produce the warning message  
and the warning alarm at all.  
䳜 When there is a malfunction with  
FCA, the braking control does not  
operate upon detecting a collision  
safe braking distance, and if nec  
essary, depress the brake pedal  
to reduce the driving speed in  
-
order to maintain a safe distance.  
䳜 The regular braking function will  
operate normally even if There is  
a problem with FCA brake control  
system or other functions. In this  
case, the braking control will not  
operate in the risk of a collision.  
䳜 FCA system may not activate  
according to driving condition,  
traffic on the road, weather, road  
condition, etc.  
6
risk even with other braking sys  
tems normally operating.  
-
䳜 FCA operates only for the vehicle  
in front, while driving forward. It  
does not operate for any animals  
or vehicles in the opposite direc  
tion.  
-
䳜 FCA does not recognize the vehi  
cle, which horizontally drives  
-
䳜 FCA system may not activate to  
all types of vehicles.  
across the crossroad, or the vehi  
-
cle, which is parked in the hori  
-
zontal direction.  
䳜 If the vehicle in front stops sud  
-
denly, you may have less control  
of the brake system. Therefore,  
always keep safe distance  
6
51  
Driving your vehicle  
Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA) (Front  
view camera only)  
Limitation of the system  
䳜 The driver's field of view is not  
well illuminated (either too dark  
or too much reflection or too  
much backlight that obscures the  
field of view)  
FCA is an assistant system for a  
driver in a certain risky driving con  
dition and it does not take every  
responsibility for all risks from driv  
ing condition.  
-
-
䳜 The vehicle in front is driving  
erratically  
FCA monitors the driving situations  
through the camera sensor. Thus,  
for a situation out of the sensing  
䳜 The vehicle is driven near areas  
containing metal substances such  
as a construction zone, railroad,  
etc.  
range, FCA may not normally oper  
ate. The driver should pay great  
caution in the following situations.  
FCA operation may be limited.  
-
䳜 Backlight is reflected in the direc  
-
tion of the vehicle (including front  
light from the vehicle ahead)  
䳜 Moisture on the windshield is not  
completely removed or frozen.  
䳜 The weather is misty.  
䳜 The vehicle in front does not turn  
ON the rear lights, does not have  
rear lights, has asymmetric rear  
lights, or has rear lights out of  
angle.  
䳜 The vehicle is on unpaved or  
uneven rough surfaces, or roads  
with sudden gradient changes.  
䳜 The vehicle is moving under  
ground level or inside a building.  
䳜 If a sudden change in the sensor  
recognition takes place while  
passing through the speed bump,  
䳜 When the vehicle is severely  
shaken,  
Recognizing vehicles  
䳜 The camera is contaminated with  
foreign substances.  
䳜 It heavily rains or snows.  
䳜 There is interruption by electric  
waves.  
䳜 The vehicle in front has a narrow  
body. (i.e. motor cycle and bicycle)  
䳜 The driver䳓s view is unclear due to  
the backlight, the reflected light,  
or darkness.  
䳜 The camera cannot contain the  
full image of the vehicle in front.  
䳜 The vehicle in front is a special  
vehicle, such as a heavily-loaded  
truck or a trailer.  
䳜 The outside brightness is greatly  
changed, such as entering/exiting  
the tunnel.  
䳜 When driving around circular  
intersection after the vehicle in  
front,  
䳜 The vehicle driving is unstable.  
䳜 The camera sensor recognition is  
limited.  
䳜 If the front of the camera lens is  
contaminated by front glass tint  
-
ing, film, water repellent coating,  
6
52  
%SJWJOHꢁZPVSꢁWFIJDMF  
'PSXBSEꢁ$PMMJTJPOꢄ"WPJEBODFꢁ"TTJTUꢁ '$"ꢃꢁ 'SPOU  
WJFXꢁDBNFSBꢁPOMZꢃ  
EBNBHFꢀPOꢀHMBTTꢁꢀGPSFJHOꢀNBUUFSꢀ  
TUJDLFSꢁꢀJOTFDUꢁꢀFUDꢃꢂ  
䳜 5IFꢀDBNFSBꢀPSꢀDBNFSBꢀMFOTꢀJTꢀ  
EBNBHFEꢃ  
䳜 *GꢀUIFꢀIFBEMJHIUTꢀPGꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀBSFꢀ  
OPUꢀVTFEꢀBUꢀOJHIUꢀPSꢀJOꢀUIFꢀUVOOFMꢀ  
TFDUJPOꢁꢀPSꢀUIFꢀMJHIUꢀJTꢀUPPꢀXFBLꢃ  
䳜 *GꢀTUSFFUꢀMJHIUꢀPSꢀUIFꢀMJHIUꢀPGꢀUIFꢀ  
WFIJDMFꢀDPNJOHꢀGSPNꢀUIFꢀPQQPTJUFꢀ  
JTꢀSFGMFDUFEꢀPSꢀXIFOꢀTVOMJHIUꢀJTꢀ  
SFGMFDUFEꢀCZꢀUIFꢀXBUFSꢀPOꢀUIFꢀ  
SPBEꢀTVSGBDFꢃ  
䳜 5IFꢀPVUTJEFꢀMJHIUJOHꢀJTꢀUPPꢀ  
CSJHIU FꢃHꢃꢀXIFOꢀESJWJOHꢀJOꢀCSJHIUꢀ  
TVOMJHIUꢀPSꢀJOꢀTVOꢀHMBSFꢂꢀPSꢀUPPꢀ  
EBSLꢀ FꢃHꢃꢀXIFOꢀESJWJOHꢀPOꢀBꢀEBSLꢀ  
SVSBMꢀSPBEꢀBUꢀOJHIUꢂꢃ  
䳜 *UꢀJTꢀEJGGJDVMUꢀUPꢀEFUFDUꢀBOEꢀEJTUJO  
-
HVJTIꢀUIFꢀQFEFTUSJBOꢀGSPNꢀPUIFSꢀ  
PCKFDUTꢀJOꢀUIFꢀTVSSPVOEJOHTꢁꢀGPSꢀ  
FYBNQMFꢁꢀXIFOꢀUIFSFꢀJTꢀBꢀHSPVQꢀPGꢀ  
QFEFTUSJBOTꢀPSꢀBꢀMBSHFꢀDSPXEꢃ  
䳜 5IFSFꢀJTꢀBOꢀJUFNꢀTJNJMBSꢀUPꢀBꢀQFS  
-
TPOꢍTꢀCPEZꢀTUSVDUVSFꢃ  
䳜 8IFOꢀUIFꢀCBDLꢀMJHIUꢀJTꢀQSPKFDUFEꢀJOꢀ 䳜 5IFꢀQFEFTUSJBOꢀJTꢀTNBMMꢃ  
UIFꢀEJSFDUJPOꢀPGꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢍTꢀ  
NPUJPOꢀ JODMVEJOHꢀUIFꢀIFBEMJHIUTꢀ  
PGꢀWFIJDMFTꢂ  
䳜 5IFꢀQFEFTUSJBOꢀIBTꢀJNQBJSFEꢀ  
NPCJMJUZꢃ  
䳜 8IFOꢀUIFꢀQFEFTUSJBOꢀTVEEFOMZꢀ  
䳜 3PBEꢀTJHOꢁꢀTIBEPXꢀPOꢀUIFꢀSPBEꢁꢀ  
UVOOFMꢀFOUSBODFꢁꢀUPMMꢀHBUFꢁꢀQBSUJBMꢀ  
QBWFNFOU  
JOUFSSVQUTꢀJOꢀGSPOUꢀPGꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢃ  
%SJWJOHꢁPOꢁBꢁDVSWF  
䳜 *GꢀUIFꢀXJOETIJFMEꢀIBTꢀNPJTUVSFꢀPOꢀ  
JUTꢀTVSGBDFꢀPSꢀJGꢀXJOETIJFMEꢀ  
GSFF[FTꢁ  
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䳜 %SJWJOHꢀJOꢀUIFꢀGPHꢃ  
䳜 8IFOꢀPCKFDUTꢀBSFꢀPVUꢀPGꢀUIFꢀTFOT  
-
JOHꢀSBOHFꢀPGꢀUIFꢀDBNFSBꢃ  
䳜 5IFꢀQFEFTUSJBOꢀJTꢀOPUꢀGVMMZꢀ  
EFUFDUFEꢀCZꢀUIFꢀDBNFSBꢀSFDPHOJ  
-
UJPOꢀTZTUFNꢁꢀGPSꢀFYBNQMFꢁꢀJGꢀUIFꢀ  
QFEFTUSJBOꢀJTꢀMFBOJOHꢀPWFSꢀPSꢀJTꢀOPUꢀ  
GVMMZꢀXBMLJOHꢀVQSJHIUꢃ  
OCD059189  
䳜 5IFꢀQFEFTUSJBOꢀJTꢀNPWJOHꢀWFSZꢀ  
RVJDLMZꢀPSꢀBQQFBSTꢀBCSVQUMZꢀJOꢀUIFꢀ  
DBNFSBꢀEFUFDUJPOꢀBSFBꢃ  
䳜 5IFꢀQFEFTUSJBOꢀJTꢀXFBSJOHꢀDMPUIJOHꢀ  
UIBUꢀFBTJMZꢀCMFOETꢀJOUPꢀUIFꢀCBDL  
-
HSPVOEꢁꢀNBLJOHꢀJUꢀEJGGJDVMUꢀUPꢀCFꢀ  
EFUFDUFEꢀCZꢀUIFꢀDBNFSBꢃ  
ꢀ
53  
%SJWJOHꢁZPVSꢁWFIJDMF  
'PSXBSEꢁ$PMMJTJPOꢄ"WPJEBODFꢁ"TTJTUꢁ '$"ꢃꢁ 'SPOU  
WJFXꢁDBNFSBꢁPOMZꢃ  
OCD059188  
OCD059191  
5IFꢀQFSGPSNBODFꢀPGꢀ'$"ꢀTZTUFNꢀ  
NBZꢀCFꢀMJNJUFEꢀXIFOꢀESJWJOHꢀPOꢀBꢀ  
DVSWFEꢀSPBEꢃ  
0OꢀDVSWFEꢀSPBETꢁꢀUIFꢀPUIFSꢀWFIJDMFꢀ  
POꢀUIFꢀTBNFꢀMBOFꢀJTꢀOPUꢀSFDPHOJ[FEꢀ  
BOEꢀ'$"ꢀTZTUFNꢍTꢀQFSGPSNBODFꢀNBZꢀ  
CFꢀEFHSBEFEꢃꢀ5IJTꢀNBZꢀSFTVMUꢀJOꢀ  
VOOFDFTTBSZꢀBMBSNꢀPSꢀCSBLJOHꢀPSꢀOPꢀ  
BMBSNꢀPSꢀCSBLJOHꢀXIFOꢀOFDFTTBSZꢃ  
"MTPꢁꢀJOꢀDFSUBJOꢀJOTUBODFTꢀUIFꢀGSPOUꢀ  
DBNFSBꢀSFDPHOJUJPOꢀTZTUFNꢀNBZꢀOPUꢀ  
EFUFDUꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀUSBWFMJOHꢀPOꢀBꢀ  
DVSWFEꢀSPBEꢃ  
OCD059190  
*OꢀUIJTꢀDBTFꢁꢀUIFꢀTZTUFNꢀNBZꢀVOOFD  
FTTBSJMZꢀBMBSNꢀUIFꢀESJWFSꢀBOEꢀBQQMZꢀ  
-
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NBJOUBJOꢀBꢀTBGFꢀCSBLJOHꢀEJTUBODFꢁꢀ  
BOEꢀJGꢀOFDFTTBSZꢁꢀEFQSFTTꢀUIFꢀCSBLFꢀ  
QFEBMꢀUPꢀSFEVDFꢀZPVSꢀESJWJOHꢀTQFFEꢀ  
JOꢀPSEFSꢀUPꢀNBJOUBJOꢀBꢀTBGFꢀEJTUBODFꢃ  
'$"ꢀTZTUFNꢀNBZꢀSFDPHOJ[FꢀBꢀWFIJDMFꢀ  
JOꢀUIFꢀOFYUꢀMBOFꢀXIFOꢀESJWJOHꢀPOꢀBꢀ  
DVSWFEꢀSPBEꢃ  
UIFꢀCSBLFꢃ  
"MXBZTꢀQBZꢀBUUFOUJPOꢀUPꢀSPBEꢀBOEꢀ  
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PSEFSꢀUPꢀNBJOUBJOꢀBꢀTBGFꢀEJTUBODFꢃ  
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BDDFMFSBUPSꢀQFEBMꢀUPꢀQSFWFOUꢀUIFꢀ  
TZTUFNꢀGSPNꢀVOOFDFTTBSJMZꢀEFDFMFS  
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'$"ꢃ  
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54  
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ZPVSꢀESJWJOHꢀTQFFEꢀJOꢀPSEFSꢀUPꢀNBJO  
UBJOꢀEJTUBODFꢃ  
-
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OCDP059193  
OSP2059177  
8IFOꢀBꢀWFIJDMFꢀDIBOHFTꢀMBOFTꢀJOꢀ  
GSPOUꢀPGꢀZPVꢁꢀ'$"ꢀTZTUFNꢀNBZꢀOPUꢀ  
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TQFFEꢀJOꢀPSEFSꢀUPꢀNBJOUBJOꢀBꢀTBGFꢀ  
EJTUBODFꢃ  
OCD059192  
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56  
Driving your vehicle  
Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA) (Front  
view camera only)  
Lane-Change Oncoming function  
䳜 After FCA is on, vehicle speed is  
over 60 km/h and if the vehicle  
crosses the centerline with an  
oncoming vehicle approaching,  
this warning message appears on  
the LCD display with audible  
warning.  
䳜 Additionally, steering assist is  
provided in order to return the car  
in between the lanes.  
Lane-Change Oncoming function  
detects the oncoming vehicle with a  
front view camera at the front  
windshield. And it assists the  
driver䳓s steering to help avoiding the  
collision to oncoming vehicle and  
keeping the vehicle in the lanes,  
when the vehicle drives over the  
centerline.  
䳜 This function is only a supple  
-
WARNING  
mental system. So, it does not  
replace the need for extreme care  
and attention of the driver. The  
sensing range of oncoming vehicle  
is limited. Pay attention to the  
road conditions at all times.  
䳜 Always drive cautiously to prevent  
unexpected and sudden situations  
from occurring. The function does  
not steer the vehicle completely  
and is not a collision avoidance  
system.  
䳜 The steering control can not com  
pletely avoid the collision to  
oncoming vehicle. Driver is repon  
sible for being aware of surround  
ings and steering the vehicle in a  
safely manner.  
-
-
-
䳜 The function operates within cer  
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tain conditions, such as the dis  
tance and speed from the  
oncoming vehicle, the driver's  
vehicle speed, etc.  
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The function can be canceled or  
not work properly according to  
road condition and surroundings.  
Warning message and function  
control  
Always be cautious when driving.  
䳜 Never drive deliberately and dan  
gerously to activate the system.  
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OCDW059102  
6
57  
Driving your vehicle  
Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA) (Sensor  
fusion)  
only intended to help mitigate a  
collision that is imminent.  
Forward Collision-Avoidance  
Assist (FCA) (Sensor fusion) (if  
equipped)  
Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist  
system is designed to help detect  
and monitor the vehicle ahead or  
help detect a pedestrian or a cyclist  
System setting and activation  
System setting  
The driver can activate FCA by plac  
-
in the roadway through radar sig  
-
ing the ENGINE START/STOP button  
to the ON position and by selecting  
at the LCD Display or infotainment  
system (if equipped):  
nals and front view camera recogni  
tion to warn the driver that a  
-
collision is imminent, and if neces  
-
sary, apply emergency braking.  
"User Settings → Driver Assistance  
→ Forward Safety"  
䳜 If you select "Active Assist", FCA  
system activates. FCA produces  
warning messages and warning  
alarms in accordance with the col  
lision risk levels. Also, it controls  
the brakes in accordance with the  
collision risk levels.  
WARNING  
Take the following precautions  
when using Forward Collision-  
Avoidance Assist system:  
-
䳜 This system is only a supplemen  
tal system and it is not intended  
to, nor does it replace the need  
-
for extreme care and attention of  
the driver. The sensing range and  
objects detectable by the sensors  
are limited. Pay attention to the  
road conditions at all times. Drive  
䳜 If you select "Warning Only", FCA  
system activates and produces  
only warning alarms in accor  
-
dance with the collision risk lev  
-
els.You should control the brake  
directly because FCA system do  
not control the brake.  
䳜 If you select "Off", FCA system  
deactivates.  
at posted speed limits and accor  
dance to road conditions.  
-
䳜 NEVER drive too fast in accor  
-
dance with the road conditions or  
while cornering.  
䳜 Always drive cautiously to prevent  
unexpected and sudden situations  
from occurring. FCA may not  
The warning light illumi  
-
nates on the LCD display,  
when you cancel FCA sys  
tem. The driver can monitor FCA  
ON/OFF status on the LCD display.  
Also, the warning light illuminates  
when the ESC (Electronic Stability  
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always stop the vehicle, pedes  
-
trian or cyclists completely and is  
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58  
Driving your vehicle  
Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA)  
(Sensor fusion)  
Control) is turned off. When the  
warning light remains ON with FCA  
activated, have the system checked  
even though the later option is  
selected.  
by a professional workshop. Kia rec  
ommends to visit an authorized Kia  
dealer/service partner.  
-
Prerequisite for activation  
FCA gets ready to be activated,  
when the Active Assist or Warning  
Only under the Forward Safety is  
The driver can select the initial  
warning activation time on the LCD  
display.  
selected on the LCD display or info  
-
tainment system, and when the fol  
lowing prerequisites are satisfied.  
䳜 The ESC is activated.  
䳜 The driving speed is over 10 km/h  
(5 mph). (FCA is only activated  
within a certain speed range.)  
䳜 When recognizing the vehicle,  
pedestrian or cyclist in front. (FCA  
is only activated within a certain  
speed range.)  
䳜 FCA does not operate properly or  
it only produces a warning alarms  
in accordance with the driving or  
vehicle condition.  
䳜 If the warning only under the For  
ward Safety is selected, FCA pro  
duces only warning alarms in  
-
Go to the "User Settings → Driver  
Assistance → Warning Timing →  
Normal/Later".  
The options for the initial Forward  
Collision Warning includes the fol  
-
lowing:  
䳜 Normal:  
When this condition is selected,  
the initial Forward Collision Warn  
ing is activated normally. This  
setting allows for a nominal  
-
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amount of distance between the  
vehicle ahead before the initial  
warning occurs.  
-
-
䳜 Later:  
When this condition is selected,  
the initial Forward Collision Warn  
accordance with the collision risk  
levels. After finishing the booting  
of the front view camera, (initial  
engine on, camera reset, etc) FCA  
system operates properly. It may  
take about 15 sec.  
-
ing is activated later than normal.  
This setting reduces the amount  
of distance between the vehicle  
ahead before the initial warning  
occurs.  
Select 'Later' when traffic is light  
and when driving speed is slow.  
If the vehicle in front puts on a  
burst of speed, the driver can  
notice the warning alarm is early  
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59  
Driving your vehicle  
Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA) (Sensor  
fusion)  
Collision Warning (1st warning)  
WARNING  
䳜 FCA automatically activates upon  
placing the ENGINE START/STOP  
button to the ON position. The  
driver can deactivate FCA by can  
celing the system setting on the  
LCD display.  
-
䳜 FCA automatically deactivates  
upon canceling the ESC. When the  
ESC is canceled, FCA cannot be  
activated on the LCD display.  
FCA warning light will illuminate,  
OCDP069414  
䳜 The warning message appears on  
the LCD display with the warning  
alarms.  
but it does not indicate a mal  
function of the system.  
-
Additionally, some vehicle system  
intervention occurs by the engine  
management system to help  
decelerate the vehicle.  
䳜 Set or cancel FCA with controlling  
switches on steering wheel after  
stopping the vehicle in the safe  
place for your safety.  
䳜 The vehicle may slow down  
slightly.  
FCA warning message and system  
control  
䳜 It will operate if the vehicle speed  
is greater than 10 km/h (5 mph)  
and less than or equal to 180 km/  
h (110 mph) on a forward vehicle.  
(Depending on the condition of  
FCA produces warning messages  
and warning alarms in accordance  
with the collision risk levels of such  
as abrupt stopping of the vehicle in  
front, insufficient braking distance,  
pedestrian or cyclist (if equipped)  
detection. Also, it controls the  
the vehicle ahead and the envi  
-
ronment surrounding it, the pos  
sible maximum operating speed  
may be reduced.)  
-
䳜 For pedestrians and cyclists, the  
vehicle speed is greater than or  
equal to 10 km/h (5 mph) and less  
brakes in accordance with the colli  
sion risk levels.  
-
than 65 km/h (40 mph). (Depend  
-
ing on the condition of pedestri  
ans and cyclists and the  
-
surrounding environment the  
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60  
Driving your vehicle  
Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA)  
(Sensor fusion)  
possible maximum operating  
speed may be reduced.)  
sible maximum operating speed  
may be reduced.)  
- If you select "Warning Only",  
FCA system activates and pro  
duces only warning alarms in  
accordance with the collision  
risk levels. You should control  
䳜 For pedestrians and cyclists, the  
vehicle speed is greater than or  
equal to 10 km/h (5 mph) and less  
-
than 65 km/h (40 mph). (Depend  
-
ing on the condition of pedestri  
-
the brake directly because FCA  
system do not control the  
brake.  
ans and cyclists and the  
surrounding environment the  
possible maximum operating  
speed may be reduced.)  
- If you select "Warning Only",  
Emergency braking (2nd warning)  
FCA system activates and pro  
duces only warning alarms in  
accordance with the collision  
risk levels. You should control  
-
the brake directly because FCA  
system do not control the  
brake.  
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Brake operation  
䳜 In an urgent situation, the braking  
OCDP069415  
system enters into the ready sta  
tus for prompt reaction to assist  
the driver in depressing the brake  
pedal.  
䳜 FCA provides additional braking  
-
䳜 The warning message appears on  
the LCD display with the warning  
alarms.  
䳜 The brake control is maximized  
just before a collision, reducing  
impact when it strikes a forward  
vehicle.  
䳜 It will operate if the vehicle speed  
is greater than 10 km/h (5 mph)  
and less than or equal to 80 km/h  
(50 mph) on a forward vehicle.  
(Depending on the condition of  
power for optimum braking per  
formance, when the driver  
depresses the brake pedal.  
-
䳜 The braking control is automati  
-
cally deactivated, when the driver  
sharply depresses the accelera  
tor pedal, or when the driver  
abruptly operates the steering  
wheel.  
-
the vehicle ahead and the envi  
-
ronment surrounding it, the pos  
-
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62  
Driving your vehicle  
Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA)  
(Sensor fusion)  
Dirt, snow, or foreign substances on  
the lens may adversely affect the  
sensing performance of the sensor.  
NOTICE  
䳜 Do not install any accessories,  
such as license plate molding or  
sticker, on the sensor area. Nor  
arbitrarily replace the bumper.  
Those may adversely affect the  
sensing performance.  
Warning message and warning light  
䳜 Always keep the sensor/bumper  
area clean.  
䳜 Use only soft clothes to wash the  
vehicle. Also, do not spray highly  
-
pressurized water on the sensor  
installed on the bumper.  
䳜 Be careful not to apply unneces  
-
sary force on the frontal sensor  
area. When the sensor moves out  
of the correct position due to  
external force, the system may  
OCDP069418  
When the sensor cover is blocked  
with dirt, snow, or debris, FCA oper  
ation may temporarily stop. In this  
case, the warning message appears  
to warn the driver.  
-
not normally operate even with  
-
6
out the warning light or message.  
In this case, have the vehicle  
This is not a malfunction with FCA.  
To operate FCA again, remove the  
foreign substances.  
inspected by a professional work  
-
shop. Kia recommends to visit an  
authorized Kia dealer/service  
partner.  
䳜 Use only the genuine Kia sensor  
cover. Do not arbitrarily apply  
paint on the sensor cover.  
䳜 Do not tint the window or install  
stickers, accessories around the  
inside mirror where the camera is  
installed.  
FCA may not properly operate in an  
area (e.g. open terrain), where any  
substances are not detected after  
turning ON the engine.  
WARNING  
FCA system may not activate with  
-
out any warning messages accord  
ing to driving condition, traffic on  
the road, weather, road condition,  
etc.  
-
䳜 Make sure the frontal camera  
installation point does not get  
wet.  
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63  
Driving your vehicle  
Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA) (Sensor  
fusion)  
䳜 Do not impact or arbitrarily  
remove any front view camera/  
front radar components.  
䳜 Do not place reflective objects  
(white paper or mirror etc.) on the  
crash pad.  
the vehicle inspected by a profes  
sional workshop. Kia recom  
mends to visit an authorized Kia  
dealer/service partner.  
䳜 FCA warning message may  
appear along with the illumination  
of the ESC warning light.  
-
-
The system may activate unnec  
-
essarily due to reflect of the sun  
-
light.  
WARNING  
䳜 Excessive audio volume may dis  
turb the sound of the system  
warning alarm.  
䳜 For more cautions for the camera  
sensor, refer to "Lane Keeping  
Assist (LKA) (if equipped)" on page  
6-73.  
-
䳜 FCA is only a supplemental sys  
tem for the driver䳓s convenience.  
The driver should hold the  
responsibility to control the vehi  
cle operation. Do not solely  
depend on FCA system. Rather,  
maintain a safe braking distance,  
and, if necessary, depress the  
brake pedal to lower the driving  
speed.  
-
-
System malfunction  
䳜 In certain instances and under  
certain driving conditions, FCA  
system may activate uninten  
-
tionally. This initial warning mes  
-
sage appears on the LCD display  
with a warning chime.  
Also, in certain instances the front  
radar sensor or camera recogni  
-
tion system may not detect the  
vehicle, pedestrian or cyclist (if  
equipped) ahead. FCA system  
may not activate and the warning  
message will not be displayed.  
䳜 FCA may unnecessarily produce  
the warning message and the  
warning alarms. Also, due to the  
sensing limitation, FCA may not  
OCDP069417  
䳜 When FCA is not working properly,  
FCA warning light (  
) will illu-  
minate and the warning message  
will appear for a few seconds.  
After the message disappears,  
the master warning light (  
)
will illuminate. In this case, have  
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64  
Driving your vehicle  
Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA)  
(Sensor fusion)  
produce the warning message  
and the warning alarm at all.  
䳜 When there is a malfunction with  
FCA, the braking control does not  
operate upon detecting a collision  
risk even with other braking sys  
tems normally operating.  
䳜 FCA operates only for the vehi  
cles, pedestrians or cyclists in  
front, while driving forward. It  
to reduce the driving speed in  
order to maintain a safe distance.  
䳜 The regular braking function will  
operate normally even if There is  
a problem with FCA brake control  
system or other functions. In this  
case, the braking control will not  
operate in the risk of a collision.  
䳜 FCA system may not activate  
according to driving condition,  
traffic on the road, weather, road  
condition, etc.  
-
-
does not operate for any animals  
or vehicles in the opposite direc  
tion.  
-
䳜 FCA system may not activate to  
all types of vehicles.  
䳜 FCA does not recognize the vehi  
-
cle, which horizontally drives  
across the crossroad, or the vehi  
-
Limitation of the system  
cle, which is parked in the hori  
-
zontal direction.  
FCA is an assistant system for a  
䳜 If the vehicle in front stops sud  
-
driver in a certain risky driving con  
-
denly, you may have less control  
of the brake system. Therefore,  
always keep safe distance  
between your vehicle and the  
vehicle in front of you.  
dition and it does not take every  
responsibility for all risks from driv  
ing condition.  
6
-
FCA monitors the driving situations  
through the radar and the camera  
sensor. Thus, for a situation out of  
the sensing range, FCA may not  
normally operate. The driver should  
pay great caution in the following  
situations. FCA operation may be  
limited.  
䳜 FCA system may activate during  
braking and the vehicle may stop  
suddenly. And the load in the  
vehicle may endanger passengers.  
Therefore, always be mindful of  
the load volume in the vehicle.  
䳜 FCA system may not activate if  
the driver applies the brake pedal  
to avoid risk of collision.  
䳜 FCA system does not operate  
when the vehicle is in reverse. In  
these cases, you must maintain a  
safe braking distance, and if nec  
-
essary, depress the brake pedal  
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65  
Driving your vehicle  
Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA) (Sensor  
fusion)  
Recognizing vehicles  
䳜 The outside brightness changes  
suddenly, for example when  
entering or exiting a tunnel  
䳜 When light coming from a street  
light or an oncoming vehicle is  
reflected on a wet road surface  
such as a puddle in the road  
- The field of view in front is  
obstructed by sun glare.  
䳜 The windshield glass is fogged up;  
a clear view of the road is  
obstructed.  
䳜 The vehicle in front is driving  
erratically.  
The sensor may be limited when:  
䳜 The radar sensor or camera is  
blocked with a foreign object or  
debris.  
䳜 The camera lens is contaminated  
due to tinted, filmed or coated  
windshield, damaged glass, or  
stuck of foreign matter (sticker,  
bug, etc.) on the glass  
- Inclement weather such as  
heavy rain or snow obscures  
the field of view of the radar  
sensor or camera.  
䳜 The vehicle is on unpaved or  
uneven rough surfaces, or road  
with sudden gradient changes.  
䳜 The vehicle is driven near areas  
containing metal substances as a  
construction zone, railroad, etc.  
- There is interference by elec  
tromagnetic waves.  
䳜 There is severe irregular reflection  
from the radar sensor.  
䳜 The camera/radar sensor recog  
nition is limited.  
䳜 The vehicle in front is too small to  
be detected (for example a  
motorcycle etc.).  
-
-
䳜 The vehicle drives inside a build  
-
ing, such as a basement parking  
lot.  
䳜 The camera does not recognize  
the entire vehicle in front.  
䳜 The camera is damaged.  
䳜 The brightness outside is too low  
such as when the headlamps are  
not on at night or the vehicle is  
going through a tunnel.  
䳜 The vehicle in front is an oversize  
vehicle or trailer that is too big to  
be detected by the camera recog  
nition system (for example a  
tractor trailer, etc.)  
-
䳜 The camera's field of view is not  
well illuminated (either too dark  
or too much reflection or too  
much backlight that obscures the  
field of view)  
䳜 The vehicle in front does not have  
their rear lights or their rear lights  
does not turned ON or their rear  
lights are located unusually.  
䳜 The shadow is on the road by a  
median strip, trees, etc.  
䳜 The vehicle drives through a toll  
-
gate.  
䳜 The windshield glass is fogged up;  
a clear view of the road is  
obstructed.  
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Driving your vehicle  
Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA)  
(Sensor fusion)  
䳜 The sensor recognition is limited  
䳜 When the pedestrian or cyclist  
suddenly interrupts in front of  
the vehicle.  
䳜
In case of radar or camera sensor  
recognition is in a marginal state.  
䳜 In case of a large number of pas  
-
䳜 When the cyclist in front is riding  
tries or cyclists are gathered.  
䳜 The radar sensor or front view  
intersected with the driving direc  
tion.  
-
camera is blocked with a foreign  
object or debris.  
䳜 When there is any other electro-  
magnetic interference.  
䳜 The camera lens is contaminated  
due to tinted, filmed or coated  
windshield, damaged glass, or  
stuck of foreign matter (sticker,  
bug, etc.) on the glass.  
䳜 When the construction area, rail  
or other metal object is near the  
cyclist.  
䳜 If the bicycle material is not  
reflected well on the radar.  
䳜 The brightness outside is too low  
such as when the headlamps are  
not on at night or the vehicle is  
going through a tunnel.  
䳜 Inclement weather such as heavy  
rain or snow obscures the field of  
view of the radar sensor or front  
view camera.  
䳜 When light coming from a street  
light or an oncoming vehicle is  
reflected on a wet road surface  
such as a puddle in the road.  
䳜 The field of view in front is  
obstructed by sun glare.  
䳜 The windshield glass is fogged up;  
a clear view of the road is  
obstructed.  
WARNING  
䳜 Do not use Forward Collision-  
Avoidance Assist system when  
towing a vehicle. Application of  
FCA system while towing may  
adversely affect the safety of  
your vehicle or the towing vehicle.  
䳜 Use extreme caution when the  
vehicle in front of you has cargo  
that extends rearward from the  
cab, or when the vehicle in front  
of you has higher ground clear  
ance.  
䳜 FCA system is designed to detect  
and monitor the vehicle ahead or  
detect a pedestrian or cyclist (if  
equipped) in the roadway through  
6
-
䳜 The adverse road conditions  
cause excessive vehicle vibrations  
while driving.  
䳜 The sensor recognition changes  
suddenly when passing over a  
speed bump.  
radar signals and camera recogni  
tion. It is not designed to detect  
bicycles, motorcycles, or smaller  
wheeled objects such as luggage  
-
bags, shopping carts, or strollers.  
䳜 You are on a roundabout.  
6
71  
Driving your vehicle  
Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA) (Sensor  
fusion)  
䳜 Never try to test the operation of  
FCA system. Doing so may cause  
severe injury or death.  
䳜 If the front bumper, front glass,  
front radar or front view camera  
have been replaced or repaired,  
we recommend that you have  
your vehicle inspected by an  
authorized Kia dealer/service  
partner.  
䳜 Always drive cautiously to prevent  
unexpected and sudden situations  
from occurring. The function does  
not steer the vehicle completely  
and is not a collision avoidance  
system.  
Warning message and function  
control  
NOTICE  
In some instances, FCA system may  
be canceled when subjected to elec  
tromagnetic interference.  
-
Lane-Change Oncoming function  
OCDP069419  
Lane-Change Oncoming function  
䳜 After FCA is on, vehicle speed is  
over 60 km/h and if the vehicle  
crosses the centerline with an  
oncoming vehicle approaching,  
this warning message appears on  
the LCD display with audible  
warning.  
䳜 Additionally, steering assist is  
provided in order to return the car  
in between the lanes.  
detects the oncoming vehicle with a  
front view camera at the front  
windshield. And it assists the  
driver䳓s steering to help avoiding the  
collision to oncoming vehicle and  
keeping the vehicle in the lanes,  
when the vehicle drives over the  
centerline.  
䳜 This function is only a supple  
-
mental system. So, it does not  
replace the need for extreme care  
and attention of the driver. The  
sensing range of oncoming vehicle  
is limited. Pay attention to the  
road conditions at all times.  
6
72  
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Driving your vehicle  
Lane Keeping Assist (LKA)  
dealer and have the system  
WARNING  
checked to need a calibration.  
䳜 The system detects lane markers  
and road edge and controls the  
steering wheel by a front view  
camera, therefore, if the lane  
markers are hard to detect, the  
system may not work properly.  
Always be cautious when using  
the system.  
䳜 When the lane markers and road  
edge are hard to detect, please  
refer to "DRIVER䳓S ATTENTION"  
on page 6-78.  
䳜 Do not remove or damage the  
related parts of LKA system.  
䳜 Do not place objects on the crash  
pad that reflects light such as  
mirrors, white paper, etc. it may  
cause malfunction of LKA system  
if the sunlight is reflected.  
䳜 You may not hear warning sound  
of LKA system because of the  
excessive audio sound.  
䳜 Driver is responsible for being  
aware of surroundings and steer  
ing the vehicle for safe driving  
practices.  
-
䳜 Do not steer the steering wheel  
suddenly when the steering wheel  
is being assisted by the system.  
䳜 LKA system helps prevent the  
driver from moving out of the  
lane or road unintentionally by  
assisting the driver䳓s steering.  
However, the system is just a  
convenience function and the  
steering wheel is not always con  
-
trolled. While driving, the driver  
should pay attention to the steer  
ing wheel.  
䳜 The operation of LKA system can  
be canceled or not work properly  
according to road condition and  
surroundings. Always be cautious  
when driving.  
-
䳜 Do not disassemble a front view  
camera temporarily for tinted  
window or attaching any types of  
coatings and accessories.  
If you disassemble the camera  
and assemble it again, take your  
vehicle to an authorized Kia dealer  
and have the system checked to  
need a calibration.  
䳜 When you replace the windshield  
glass, front view camera or  
related parts of the steering, take  
your vehicle to an authorized Kia  
䳜 While other beeps such as the  
seat belt warning sound are in  
operation and override the LKA  
alarming system, LKA beeps may  
not occur.  
䳜 If the vehicle speed is high, steer  
-
ing torque for assistance will not  
be enough to keep your vehicle  
within the lane. If so, the vehicle  
may move out of its lane. Obey  
speed limit when using LKA sys  
tem.  
-
6
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75  
Driving your vehicle  
Lane Keeping Assist (LKA)  
Lane undetected  
Warning  
Left lane  
OCDP069437  
Lane detected  
OCDP069439  
Right lane  
OCDP069438  
If the speed of the vehicle is over 60  
km/h (37 mph) and the system  
detects lane markers, the color  
changes from gray to white.  
OCDP069440  
If the vehicle leaves a lane or road  
edge, the lane marker or road edge  
you cross will blink on the LCD dis  
-
play and the warning sound is pro  
vided.  
-
If LKA can assist steering, a green  
steering wheel indicator will illumi  
-
nate.  
* Haptic specification  
If the vehicle leaves a lane, the lane  
marker you cross will blink on the  
LCD display with steering wheel  
vibration warning.  
6
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Driving your vehicle  
Lane Keeping Assist (LKA)  
- In bad weather  
- In bad road condition  
- When the steering wheel needs  
to be controlled by the driver  
frequently.  
- When towing a vehicle or trailer.  
䳜 The steering wheel may feel  
heavier when the steering wheel  
is assisted by the system than  
when it is not.  
OCDP069435  
If the driver takes hands off the  
steering wheel for several seconds  
while LKA is activated, the system  
will warn the driver.  
NOTICE  
䳜 Even though the steering is  
assisted by the system, the driver  
may control the steering.  
䳜 The steering wheel may feel  
heavier when the steering wheel  
is assisted by the system than  
when it is not.  
WARNING  
䳜 The warning message may  
appear late according to road  
conditions. Therefore, always  
have your hands on the steering  
wheel while driving.  
6
The system will be canceled when:  
䳜 You change lanes with the turn  
signal.  
䳜 If you hold the steering wheel  
lightly, the system would gener  
ate hands off warning because  
-
- Using the turn signal to change  
lanes.  
LKA system can treat the situa  
tion as you do not grab the wheel.  
-
- If you change lanes without the  
turn signal on, the steering  
wheel might be controlled.  
WARNING  
䳜 LKA system can transit to steer  
ing assist mode when the car is  
near to middle of the lane after  
system on or the lane was  
-
䳜 The driver is responsible for accu  
rate steering.  
䳜 Even though the steering is  
assisted by the system, the driver  
may control the steering wheel.  
䳜 Turn off the system and drive the  
vehicle in below situations.  
-
changed. LKA system can not  
assist steering if the vehicle fol  
-
lows lane marker too close con  
-
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77  
Driving your vehicle  
Lane Keeping Assist (LKA)  
tinuously before transition to  
steering assist mode.  
䳜 The control of ESC (Electronic  
Stability Control) or VSM (Vehicle  
DRIVER䳓S ATTENTION  
The driver must be cautious in the  
below situations may not work  
properly when recognition of the  
lane marker is poor or limited:  
Stability Management) is acti  
vated.  
-
䳜 The steering will not be assisted  
when your drive fast on a sharp  
curve.  
䳜 The steering will not be assisted  
when vehicle speed is below 60  
km/h (37 mph) and over 200 km/h  
(125 mph).  
䳜 The steering will not be assisted  
when you change lanes or road  
edge fast.  
䳜 The steering will not be assisted  
when you brake suddenly.  
䳜 The steering will not be assisted  
when the lane is very wide or nar  
row.  
䳜 The steering will not be assisted  
when only one side lane marker is  
detected.  
䳜 There are more than two lane  
markers such as a construction  
area.  
When lane and road condition is  
poor  
䳜 It is difficult to distinguish the  
lane marker or road edge from  
road when the lane marker or  
road edge is covered with dust or  
sand.  
䳜 It is difficult to distinguish the  
color of the lane marker from  
road.  
䳜 There is something looks like a  
lane marker  
䳜 The lane marker or road edge is  
indistinct or damaged.  
䳜 The number of lanes increases/  
decreases or the lane lines are  
crossing (Driving through a toll  
plaza/toll gate, merged/divided  
lane).  
䳜 There are more than two lane  
markers.  
䳜 The lane marker is very thick or  
thin.  
-
䳜 Radius of a curve is too small.  
䳜 When you turn steering wheel  
suddenly, LKA system will be dis  
abled temporarily.  
-
䳜 The lane marker or road edge is  
not visible due to snow, rain, stain,  
a puddle or other factors.  
䳜 A shadow is on the lane marker or  
road edge because of a median  
strip, guardrail, noise barriers and  
others.  
䳜 Driving on a steep slope or hill.  
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78  
Driving your vehicle  
Lane Keeping Assist (LKA)  
䳜 When the lane markers are com  
plicated or a structure substitutes  
-
䳜 The temperature near inside mir  
ror is very high due to direct sun  
light and etc.  
-
for the lines such as a construc  
-
tion area.  
䳜 There are crosswalk signs or  
other symbols on the road.  
䳜 The lane suddenly disappears  
such as at the intersection.  
䳜 The lane marker or road edge in a  
tunnel is covered with dirt or oil  
and etc.  
When front visibility is poor  
䳜 The lens or windshield is covered  
by strange materials.  
䳜 The sensor cannot detect the lane  
because of fog, heavy rain or  
snow.  
䳜 The windshield is fogged by  
humid air in the vehicle.  
䳜 Putting something on the crash  
pad and etc.  
䳜 The lane is very wide or narrow.  
When external condition is inter  
vened  
-
䳜 The brightness of outside  
WARNING  
changes suddenly when entering/  
exiting a tunnel or passing under a  
bridge.  
䳜 The headlamps are not on at  
night or in a tunnel, or light level is  
low.  
Lane Keeping Assist system is a  
system to help prevent the driver  
from leaving the lane. However, the  
driver should not solely rely on the  
system but always take the neces  
sary actions for safe driving prac  
tices.  
6
-
-
䳜 There is a boundary structure in  
the roadway.  
䳜 The light of street, sun, oncoming  
vehicle and so on reflects from  
the water on the road.  
LKA system malfunction  
䳜 When light shines brightly in the  
reverse direction you drive.  
䳜 Road surface is not even.  
䳜 The distance from the vehicle  
ahead is very short or the vehicle  
ahead drives hiding the lane line  
or road edge.  
䳜 You drive on a steep grade or a  
sharp curve.  
OCDP069441  
䳜 The vehicle vibrates heavily.  
6
79  
Driving your vehicle  
Lane Keeping Assist (LKA)  
䳜 If there is a problem with the sys  
-
LKA system function change  
tem a message will appear. If the  
problem continues LKA system  
fail indicator will illuminate.  
The driver can change LKA to Lane  
Departure Warning (LDW) from the  
User Settings Mode on the LCD dis  
-
play.  
LKA system fail indicator  
LKA system fail indicator (yellow)  
Lane Keeping Assist  
will illuminate with an audible warn  
ing if LKA system is not working  
-
The LKA mode guides the driver to  
keep the vehicle within the lanes. It  
rarely controls the steering wheel,  
when the vehicle drives well inside  
properly. In this case, have the sys  
tem checked by a professional  
workshop. Kia recommends to visit  
an authorized Kia dealer/service  
partner.  
-
the lanes. However, it starts to con  
trol the steering wheel, when the  
vehicle is about to deviate from the  
lanes.  
-
When there is a problem with the  
system do one of the following:  
Lane Departure Warning  
䳜 Turn the system on after turning  
the engine off and on again.  
䳜 Check if the ENGINE START/STOP  
button is in the ON position.  
䳜 Check if the system is affected by  
the weather. (ex: fog, heavy rain,  
etc.)  
LDW alerts the driver with a visual  
and acoustic warning when the sys  
tem detects the vehicle leaving the  
lane. In this mode, the steering  
wheel will not be controlled. When  
the vehicle䳓s front wheel contacts  
the inside edge of lane line, LKA  
issues the lane departure warning.  
-
䳜 Check if there is foreign matter on  
the camera lens  
If the problem is not solved, have  
the system checked by a profes  
sional workshop. Kia recommends to  
-
OFF  
Lane Keeping Assist/Lane Departure  
Warning is OFF.  
visit an authorized Kia dealer/ser  
vice partner  
-
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WFIJDMFꢀVQꢃꢀ#MJOEꢈ4QPUꢀ$PMMJTJPOꢀ  
8BSOJOHꢀTZTUFNꢀNBZꢀOPUꢀEFUFDUꢀ  
FWFSZꢀPCKFDUꢀBMPOHTJEFꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢃ  
OCDP059213  
*UꢀTFOTFTꢀUIFꢀSFBSꢀTJEFꢀUFSSJUPSZꢀPGꢀ  
UIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀBOEꢀQSPWJEFTꢀJOGPSNBUJPOꢀ  
UPꢀUIFꢀESJWFSꢃ  
0QFSBUJOHꢁDPOEJUJPOT  
ꢅꢃ #MJOEꢀ4QPUꢀ"SFB  
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ZPVSꢀWFIJDMFꢀTQFFEꢃꢀ)PXFWFSꢁꢀJGꢀ  
UIFꢀTQFFEꢀPGꢀZPVSꢀWFIJDMFꢀJTꢀGBTUFSꢀ  
UIBOꢀPUIFSꢀOFBSCZꢀWFIJDMFTꢁꢀUIFꢀ  
XBSOJOHꢀJTꢀOPUꢀPQFSBUFEꢃ  
ꢊꢃ $MPTJOHꢀBUꢀIJHIꢀTQFFE  
8IFOꢀWFIJDMFTꢀBSFꢀBQQSPBDIJOHꢀUPꢀ  
ZPVSꢀWFIJDMFꢀBUꢀIJHIꢀTQFFEꢁꢀUIFꢀ  
XBSOJOHꢀJTꢀPQFSBUFEꢃꢀ5IFꢀEJTUBODFꢀ  
BUꢀXIJDIꢀUIFꢀXBSOJOHꢀPDDVSTꢀNBZꢀ  
EJGGFSꢀEFQFOEJOHꢀPOꢀUIFꢀSFMBUJWFꢀ  
TQFFEꢀXJUIꢀUIFꢀPUIFSꢀWFIJDMFꢃ  
OCDP059023  
䳜 5IFꢀJOEJDBUPSꢀPOꢀUIFꢀTXJUDIꢀXJMMꢀ  
JMMVNJOBUFꢀXIFOꢀ#MJOEꢈ4QPUꢀ$PMMJ  
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TJPOꢀ8BSOJOHꢀTZTUFNꢀTXJUDIꢀJTꢀ  
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4501ꢀCVUUPOꢀ0/ꢃꢀ*GꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀ  
TQFFEꢀFYDFFETꢀꢋꢆꢀLNꢄIꢀ ꢊꢆꢀNQIꢂꢁꢀ  
UIFꢀTZTUFNꢀXJMMꢀBDUJWBUFꢃ  
8"3/*/(  
䳜 "MXBZTꢀDIFDLꢀUIFꢀSPBEꢀDPOEJUJPOꢀ  
XIJMFꢀESJWJOHꢀGPSꢀVOFYQFDUFEꢀTJUV  
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BUJPOTꢀFWFOꢀUIPVHIꢀ#MJOEꢈ4QPUꢀ  
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%SJWJOHꢁZPVSꢁWFIJDMF  
#MJOEꢄ4QPUꢁ$PMMJTJPOꢁ8BSOJOHꢁ #$8ꢃ  
*GꢀZPVꢀQSFTTꢀUIFꢀTXJUDIꢀBHBJOꢁꢀUIFꢀ  
TXJUDIꢀJOEJDBUPSꢀBOEꢀTZTUFNꢀXJMMꢀ  
CFꢀUVSOFEꢀPGGꢃ  
POꢀUIFꢀCVUUPOꢀJMMVNJOBUFTꢀBOEꢀUIFꢀ  
TZTUFNꢀBDUJWBUFTꢃꢀ*OꢀUIJTꢀDBTFꢁꢀUIFꢀ  
TZTUFNꢀSFUVSOTꢀUPꢀUIFꢀTUBUFꢀ  
CFGPSFꢀUIFꢀFOHJOFꢀUVSOFEꢀPGGꢃ  
*GꢀUIFꢀ&/(*/&ꢀ45"35ꢄ4501ꢀCVUUPOꢀJTꢀ  
UVSOFEꢀ0''ꢀBOEꢀ0/ꢀUIFꢀTZTUFNꢀ  
SFUVSOTꢀUPꢀUIFꢀQSFWJPVTꢀTUBUFꢃ  
8BSOJOHꢁUZQF  
5IFꢀTZTUFNꢀXJMMꢀBDUJWBUFꢀXIFOꢇ  
ꢅꢃ 5IFꢀTZTUFNꢀJTꢀPOꢃ  
ꢊꢃ 7FIJDMFꢀTQFFEꢀJTꢀBCPWFꢀꢋꢆꢀLNꢄIꢀ  
ꢊꢆꢀNQIꢂ  
ꢋꢃ 0UIFSꢀWFIJDMFTꢀBSFꢀEFUFDUFEꢀJOꢀUIFꢀ  
SFBSꢀTJEFꢃ  
8IFOꢀUIFꢀTZTUFNꢀJTꢀOPUꢀVTFEꢀUVSOꢀ  
UIFꢀTZTUFNꢀPGGꢀCZꢀQSFTTJOHꢀUIFꢀ  
TXJUDIꢃ  
8IFOꢀUIFꢀTZTUFNꢀJTꢀUVSOFEꢀPOꢀUIFꢀ  
XBSOJOHꢀMJHIUꢀXJMMꢀJMMVNJOBUFꢀGPSꢀꢋꢀ  
TFDPOETꢀPOꢀUIFꢀPVUTJEFꢀSFBSꢀWJFXꢀ  
NJSSPSꢃ  
ꢅTUꢀTUBHF  
䳜 5IFꢀESJWFSꢀDBOꢀBDUJWBUFꢀUIFꢀTZT  
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UFNꢀCZꢀQMBDJOHꢀUIFꢀ&/(*/&ꢀ  
45"35ꢄ4501ꢀCVUUPOꢀUPꢀUIFꢀ0/ꢀ  
QPTJUJPOꢀBOEꢀCZꢀTFMFDUJOHꢀꢒ6TFSꢀ  
4FUUJOHTꢀªꢀ%SJWFSꢀ"TTJTUꢀªꢀ#MJOEꢈ  
TQPUꢀ4BGFUZꢒ  
ꢈ #$8ꢀUVSOTꢀPOꢀBOEꢀHFUTꢀSFBEZꢀUPꢀ  
CFꢀBDUJWBUFEꢀXIFOꢀꢍ8BSOJOHꢀ  
POMZꢍꢀJTꢀTFMFDUFEꢃꢀ5IFOꢁꢀJGꢀBꢀWFIJ  
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DMFꢀBQQSPBDIFTꢀUIFꢀESJWFSꢍTꢀCMJOEꢀ  
TQPUꢀBSFBꢀBꢀXBSOJOHꢀTPVOETꢃ  
ꢈ 5IFꢀTZTUFNꢀJTꢀEFBDUJWBUFEꢀBOEꢀ  
OCDP059223  
*GꢀBꢀWFIJDMFꢀJTꢀEFUFDUFEꢀXJUIJOꢀUIFꢀ  
CPVOEBSZꢀPGꢀUIFꢀTZTUFNꢁꢀBꢀXBSOJOHꢀ  
MJHIUꢀXJMMꢀJMMVNJOBUFꢀPOꢀUIFꢀPVUTJEFꢀ  
SFBSꢀWJFXꢀNJSSPSꢃ  
UIFꢀJOEJDBUPSꢀPOꢀ#MJOEꢈ4QPUꢀ$PM  
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FYUJOHVJTIFEꢀXIFOꢀꢍ0GG䳒ꢀJTꢀ  
TFMFDUFEꢃ  
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EFUFDUJPOꢀSBOHFꢁꢀUIFꢀXBSOJOHꢀXJMMꢀCFꢀ  
UVSOFEꢀPGGꢃ  
䳜 *GꢀZPVꢀQSFTTꢀ#MJOEꢈ4QPUꢀ$PMMJTJPOꢀ  
8BSOJOHꢀTZTUFNꢀCVUUPOꢀXIJMFꢀ  
ꢍ8BSOJOHꢀPOMZꢍꢀJTꢀTFMFDUFEꢀUIFꢀJOEJ  
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DBUPSꢀPOꢀUIFꢀCVUUPOꢀFYUJOHVJTIFTꢀ  
BOEꢀUIFꢀTZTUFNꢀEFBDUJWBUFTꢃ  
䳜 *GꢀZPVꢀQSFTTꢀ#MJOEꢈ4QPUꢀ$PMMJTJPOꢀ  
8BSOJOHꢀTZTUFNꢀCVUUPOꢀXIJMFꢀUIFꢀ  
TZTUFNꢀJTꢀDBODFMFEꢀUIFꢀJOEJDBUPSꢀ  
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#MJOEꢄ4QPUꢁ$PMMJTJPOꢁ8BSOJOHꢁ #$8ꢃ  
ꢊOEꢀTUBHF  
$"65*0/  
5IFꢀBMBSNꢀGVODUJPOꢀIFMQTꢀBMFSUꢀUIFꢀ  
ESJWFSꢃꢀ%FBDUJWBUFꢀUIJTꢀGVODUJPOꢀPOMZꢀ  
XIFOꢀJUꢀJTꢀOFDFTTBSZꢃ  
8"3/*/(  
䳜 5IFꢀXBSOJOHꢀMJHIUꢀPOꢀUIFꢀPVUTJEFꢀ  
SFBSꢀWJFXꢀNJSSPSꢀXJMMꢀJMMVNJOBUFꢀ  
XIFOFWFSꢀBꢀWFIJDMFꢀJTꢀEFUFDUFEꢀBUꢀ  
UIFꢀSFBSꢀTJEFꢀCZꢀUIFꢀTZTUFNꢃꢀ5Pꢀ  
BWPJEꢀBDDJEFOUTꢁꢀEPꢀOPUꢀGPDVTꢀPOMZꢀ  
POꢀUIFꢀXBSOJOHꢀMJHIUꢀBOEꢀOFHMFDUꢀ  
UPꢀTFFꢀUIFꢀTVSSPVOEJOHꢀPGꢀUIFꢀ  
WFIJDMFꢃ  
OCDP059224  
䳜 %SJWFꢀTBGFMZꢀFWFOꢀUIPVHIꢀUIFꢀ  
WFIJDMFꢀJTꢀFRVJQQFEꢀXJUIꢀBꢀ#MJOEꢈ  
4QPUꢀ$PMMJTJPOꢀ8BSOJOHꢀTZTUFNꢃꢀ%Pꢀ  
OPUꢀTPMFMZꢀSFMZꢀPOꢀUIFꢀTZTUFNꢀCVUꢀ  
DIFDLꢀZPVSꢀTVSSPVOEJOHꢀCFGPSFꢀ  
DIBOHJOHꢀMBOFTꢀPSꢀCBDLJOHꢀUIFꢀ  
WFIJDMFꢀVQꢃ  
䳜 5IFꢀTZTUFNꢀNBZꢀOPUꢀBMFSUꢀUIFꢀ  
ESJWFSꢀJOꢀTPNFꢀDPOEJUJPOTꢀTPꢀ  
BMXBZTꢀDIFDLꢀZPVSꢀTVSSPVOEJOHTꢀ  
XIJMFꢀESJWJOHꢃ  
ꢀ
OCDP059225  
5IFꢀTFDPOEꢀTUBHFꢀBMBSNꢀXJMMꢀBDUJWBUFꢀ  
XIFOꢇ  
ꢅꢃ 5IFꢀGJSTUꢀTUBHFꢀBMFSUꢀJTꢀPO  
ꢊꢃ 5IFꢀUVSOꢀTJHOBMꢀJTꢀPOꢀUPꢀDIBOHFꢀBꢀ  
MBOF  
8IFOꢀUIFꢀTFDPOEꢀTUBHFꢀBMFSUꢀJTꢀBDUJ  
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WBUFEꢁꢀBꢀXBSOJOHꢀMJHIUꢀXJMMꢀCFꢀCMJOLJOHꢀ  
POꢀUIFꢀPVUTJEFꢀSFBSꢀWJFXꢀNJSSPSꢀBOEꢀ  
BOꢀBMBSNꢀXJMMꢀTPVOEꢃ  
$"65*0/  
䳜 5IFꢀESJWFSꢀTIPVMEꢀBMXBZTꢀVTFꢀ  
FYUSFNFꢀDBVUJPOꢀXIJMFꢀPQFSBUJOHꢀ  
UIFꢀWFIJDMFꢁꢀXIFUIFSꢀPSꢀOPUꢀUIFꢀ  
XBSOJOHꢀMJHIUꢀPOꢀUIFꢀPVUTJEFꢀSFBSꢀ  
WJFXꢀNJSSPSꢀJMMVNJOBUFTꢀPSꢀUIFSFꢀJTꢀ  
BꢀXBSOJOHꢀBMBSNꢃ  
*GꢀZPVꢀNPWFꢀUIFꢀUVSOꢀTJHOBMꢀTXJUDIꢀUPꢀ  
PSJHJOꢀQPTJUJPOꢁꢀUIFꢀTFDPOEꢀTUBHFꢀ  
BMFSUꢀXJMMꢀCFꢀEFBDUJWBUFEꢃ  
䳜 1MBZJOHꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀBVEJPꢀTZTUFNꢀ  
BUꢀIJHIꢀWPMVNFꢀNBZꢀPGGTFUꢀUIFꢀ  
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%SJWJOHꢁZPVSꢁWFIJDMF  
#MJOEꢄ4QPUꢁ$PMMJTJPOꢁ8BSOJOHꢁ #$8ꢃ  
#MJOEꢈ4QPUꢀ$PMMJTJPOꢀ8BSOJOHꢀTZT  
UFNꢀXBSOJOHꢀTPVOETꢃ  
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$"65*0/  
䳜 5IFꢀTZTUFNꢀNBZꢀOPUꢀXPSLꢀQSPQ  
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䳜 5IFꢀXBSOJOHꢀPGꢀ#MJOEꢈ4QPUꢀ$PMMJ  
TJPOꢀ8BSOJOHꢀTZTUFNꢀNBZꢀOPUꢀ  
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FSMZꢀXIFOꢀUIFꢀCVNQFSꢀIBTꢀCFFOꢀ  
EBNBHFEꢁꢀPSꢀJGꢀUIFꢀSFBSꢀCVNQFSꢀ  
IBTꢀCFFOꢀSFQMBDFEꢀPSꢀSFQBJSFEꢃ  
TPVOEꢀXIJMFꢀPUIFSꢀTZTUFNꢍTꢀXBSO  
JOHꢀTPVOETꢃ  
-
䳜 5IFꢀTFOTJOHꢀSBOHFꢀEJGGFSTꢀTPNF  
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XIBUꢀBDDPSEJOHꢀUPꢀUIFꢀXJEUIꢀPGꢀ  
UIFꢀSPBEꢃꢀ8IFOꢀUIFꢀSPBEꢀJTꢀOBS  
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%FUFDUJOHꢁTFOTPS  
SPXꢁꢀUIFꢀTZTUFNꢀNBZꢀEFUFDUꢀ  
PUIFSꢀWFIJDMFTꢀJOꢀUIFꢀOFYUꢀMBOFꢃ  
5IFꢀTFOTPSTꢀBSFꢀMPDBUFEꢀJOTJEFꢀUIFꢀ  
SFBSꢀCVNQFSꢃ  
䳜 5IFꢀTZTUFNꢀNBZꢀUVSOꢀPGGꢀEVFꢀUPꢀ  
TUSPOHꢀFMFDUSPNBHOFUJDꢀXBWFTꢃ  
䳜 "MXBZTꢀLFFQꢀUIFꢀTFOTPSTꢀDMFBOꢃ  
䳜 /&7&3ꢀBSCJUSBSJMZꢀEJTBTTFNCMFꢀUIFꢀ  
TFOTPSꢀDPNQPOFOUꢀOPSꢀBQQMZꢀBOZꢀ  
JNQBDUꢀPOꢀUIFꢀTFOTPSꢀDPNQPOFOUꢃ  
$67  
䳜 #FꢀDBSFGVMꢀOPUꢀUPꢀBQQMZꢀVOOFDFT  
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TBSZꢀGPSDFꢀPOꢀUIFꢀSBEBSꢀTFOTPSꢀPSꢀ  
TFOTPSꢀDPWFSꢃꢀ*GꢀUIFꢀTFOTPSꢀJTꢀGPSD  
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JCMZꢀNPWFEꢀPVUꢀPGꢀQSPQFSꢀBMJHO  
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NFOUꢁꢀUIFꢀTZTUFNꢀNBZꢀOPUꢀ  
PQFSBUFꢀDPSSFDUMZꢃꢀ*OꢀUIJTꢀDBTFꢁꢀBꢀ  
XBSOJOHꢀNFTTBHFꢀNBZꢀOPUꢀCFꢀEJT  
QMBZFEꢃꢀ5BLFꢀZPVSꢀWFIJDMFꢀUPꢀBꢀ  
QSPGFTTJPOBMꢀXPSLTIPQꢀBOEꢀIBWFꢀ  
OCDP059212  
-
8BHPO  
UIFꢀTZTUFNꢀDIFDLFEꢃꢀ,JBꢀSFDPN  
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NFOETꢀUPꢀWJTJUꢀBOꢀBVUIPSJ[FEꢀ,JBꢀ  
EFBMFSꢄTFSWJDFꢀQBSUOFSꢃ  
䳜 %PꢀOPUꢀBQQMZꢀGPSFJHOꢀPCKFDUTꢀTVDIꢀ  
BTꢀBꢀCVNQFSꢀTUJDLFSꢀPSꢀBꢀCVNQFSꢀ  
HVBSEꢀOFBSꢀUIFꢀSBEBSꢀTFOTPSꢀPSꢀ  
BQQMZꢀQBJOUꢀUPꢀUIFꢀTFOTPSꢀBSFBꢃꢀ  
%PJOHꢀTPꢀNBZꢀBEWFSTFMZꢀBGGFDUꢀUIFꢀ  
QFSGPSNBODFꢀPGꢀUIFꢀTFOTPSꢃ  
OCDP059211  
"MXBZTꢀLFFQꢀUIFꢀSFBSꢀCVNQFSꢀDMFBOꢀ  
GPSꢀUIFꢀTZTUFNꢀUPꢀXPSLꢀQSPQFSMZꢃ  
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84  
Driving your vehicle  
Blind-Spot Collision Warning (BCW)  
Warning message  
driving in sparse rural or open area,  
such as desert, where there is  
insufficient data for operation.  
This message may also activate  
during heavy rain or due to road  
spray.  
In this case, the vehicle does not  
need service.  
When the cargo area or other equip  
-
ment is being used, turn all func  
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OCDP069442  
tions of the system [OFF].  
The message will appear to notify  
the driver if there are foreign sub  
-
stances on the surface or inside the  
rear bumper or it is hot near the  
rear bumper. The light on the switch  
and the system will be turned off  
automatically.  
Remove the foreign substance on  
the rear bumper.  
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After the foreign substance is  
removed, if you drive for approxi  
OCDP069443  
-
If the system does not work prop  
erly, a warning message will appear  
and the light on the switch will turn  
-
mately 10 minutes, the system will  
work normally.  
If the system does not work nor  
-
off.The system will turn off auto  
matically.  
-
mally even though the foreign sub  
stance, trailer or carrier, or other  
equipment is removed, take your  
-
In this case, have the system  
checked by a professional workshop.  
Kia recommends to visit an autho  
rized Kia dealer/ service partner.  
vehicle to a professional workshop  
and have the system checked. Kia  
recommends to visit an authorized  
Kia dealer/service partner.  
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It is possible to get the message  
with no foreign substance on the  
rear bumper, for example, when  
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85  
Driving your vehicle  
Blind-Spot Collision Warning (BCW)  
Limitations of the system  
䳜 The road pavement (or the  
peripheral ground) abnormally  
contains metallic components (i.e.  
The driver must be cautious in the  
below situations, because the sys  
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possibly due to subway construc  
tion).  
䳜 There is a fixed object near the  
vehicle, such as a guardrail.  
䳜 While going down or up a steep  
-
tem may not detect other vehicles  
or objects in certain circumstances.  
䳜 When a trailer or carrier is  
installed.  
䳜 The vehicle drives in inclement  
weather such as heavy rain or  
snow.  
road where the height of the lane  
is different.  
䳜 Driving on a narrow road where  
trees or grass or overgrown.  
䳜 Driving in rural areas where the  
sensor does not detect another  
vehicle or structure for an  
extended period of time.  
䳜 Driving on a wet road.  
䳜 Driving on a road where the  
guardrail or wall is in double  
structure.  
䳜 A big vehicle is near such as a bus  
or truck.  
䳜 When the other vehicle  
approaches very close.  
䳜 When the other vehicle passes at  
a very fast speed.  
䳜 While changing lanes.  
䳜 If the vehicle has started at the  
same time as the vehicle next to  
you and has accelerated.  
䳜 When the vehicle in the next lane  
moves two lanes away from you  
OR when the vehicle two lanes  
away moves to the next lane  
from you.  
䳜 The sensor is polluted with rain,  
snow, mud, etc.  
䳜 The rear bumper where the sen  
-
sor is located is covered with a  
foreign object such as a bumper  
sticker, a bumper guard, a bike  
rack, etc.  
䳜 The rear bumper is damaged, or  
the sensor is out of the original  
default position.  
䳜 The vehicle height gets lower or  
higher due to heavy loading in a  
tailgate, abnormal tire pressure,  
etc.  
䳜 When the temperature of the  
rear bumper is high.  
䳜 When the sensors are blocked by  
other vehicles, walls or parking-  
lot pillars.  
䳜 The vehicle drives on a curved  
road.  
䳜 The vehicle drives through a toll  
-
gate.  
䳜 A motorcycle or bicycle is near.  
䳜 A flat trailer is near.  
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EFUFDUJOHꢀBSFBꢀTVDIꢀBTꢀBꢀTIPQQJOHꢀ  
DBSUꢀPSꢀBꢀCBCZꢀTUSPMMFSꢃ  
䳜 *GꢀUIFSFꢀJTꢀBꢀMPXꢀIFJHIUꢀWFIJDMFꢀ  
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90  
Driving your vehicle  
Intelligent Speed Limit Warning (ISLW)  
If you press the cancel CANCEL/O  
switch once, the set speed limit will  
Intelligent Speed Limit Warning  
(ISLW) (if equipped)  
cancel, but it will not turn the sys  
tem off. If you wish to reset the  
speed limit, move the lever up (to  
RES+) or down (to SET-) to the  
desired speed.  
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CAUTION  
The 䳖---䳗 indicator will blink if there  
is a problem with Manual Speed  
Limit Assist system.  
OCDW059021  
If this occurs, have the system  
checked by a professional workshop.  
ISLW displays the speed limit Infor  
-
mation and overtaking restriction of  
current road and detail conditional  
through the instrument cluster and  
the navigation.  
Kia recommends to visit an autho  
rized Kia dealer/service partner.  
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ISLW detects the traffic signs  
through a front view camera, which  
is attached on the upper part of the  
inner front windshield.  
6
ISLW also utilizes the navigation and  
vehicle information to display the  
speed limit information.  
WARNING  
䳜 Intelligent Speed Limit Warning  
(ISLW) is only a supplemental sys  
tem and is not always able to cor  
rectly display speed limits and  
overtaking restrictions.  
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䳜 The driver still holds the responsi  
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bility not to exceed the desig  
nated speed limit.  
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6
91  
Driving your vehicle  
Intelligent Speed Limit Warning (ISLW)  
䳜 Do not install any accessories and  
stickers. Do not tint the front  
windshield, especially near the  
rear view mirror.  
䳜 ISLW detects the traffic signs  
through the camera to display the  
speed limit information.  
Intelligent Speed Limit Warning  
activation / deactivation  
䳜 The driver can activate ISLW by  
selecting 䳒User Settings → Driver  
Assistance → Intelligent Speed  
Limit Warning.'  
䳜 When ISLW is activated, the sym  
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Therefore, ISLW may not prop  
-
bols appear on the instrument  
erly operate, when it is hard to  
detect the traffic signs.  
For further details, please refer to  
"Driver's attention" on page 6-96.  
䳜 Pay extreme caution to keep the  
camera sensor out of water.  
䳜 Do not arbitrarily disassemble the  
camera assembly, nor apply any  
impact on the camera assembly.  
䳜 Do not locate any reflective  
objects (i.e. white paper, mirror)  
over the dashboard. Any light  
cluster to display the speed limit  
information and overtaking  
restriction, when your vehicle  
passes by the relevant traffic  
signs.  
䳜 When ISLW is activated in the  
navigation setting, the above  
information and the restriction  
are also displayed on the naviga  
-
tion.  
䳜 ISLW displays the previous speed  
limit information, right after the  
ENGINE START/STOP button is  
placed to the ON position.  
reflection may cause a malfunc  
tion of ISLW.  
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䳜 The system is not available in all  
countries.  
䳜 You may find different speed limit  
information for the same road.  
The information is displayed  
depending on the driving situa  
tions. Because, traffic signs with  
additional sign(e.g. rainy, arrow,  
etc.) are also detected and com  
pared with vehicle internal  
data(e.g. wiper operation, turn  
signal, etc.)  
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NOTICE  
In the following case, have the sys  
tem checked by a professional  
workshop. Kia recommends to visit  
an authorized Kia dealer/service  
partner:  
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䳜 The windshield glass is replaced.  
䳜 The the front view camera or  
related parts are repaired or  
removed.  
6
92  
Driving your vehicle  
Intelligent Speed Limit Warning (ISLW)  
Operation  
NOTICE  
䳜 If a traffic sign that is relevant to  
your vehicle is passed, the system  
displays the information of the  
speed limits and no passing  
restrictions to the driver.  
The speed limit information on the  
instrument cluster may differ from  
the one on the navigation. In this  
case, check the speed unit setting  
on the navigation.  
䳜 When the driver turn on the igni  
-
tion, the system displays stored  
information of the speed limit  
before turn off the ignition.  
䳜 Sometimes different speed limits  
are displayed for the same road.  
The information displayed  
Display  
Main cluster display  
depending on the situation.  
Because, traffic signs with addi  
-
tional sign (e.g rainy, arrow...) are  
also detected and compared with  
vehicle interior data(e.g wiper  
operation, turn signal...).  
䳜 The system can update the speed  
limit information without visible  
speed limit signs in the following  
situations.  
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䳜 The main cluster displays only the  
no passing sign or speed limit sign.  
- When you change your driving  
direction with right or left or U  
turning.  
ISLW cluster display  
- When vehicle changes roads.  
(e.g. from highway to country  
road䳠)  
- When you enter or exit into  
town or village.  
OCDP069422  
6
93  
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94  
Driving your vehicle  
Intelligent Speed Limit Warning (ISLW)  
Warning message  
blocked by an object, and  
dameged).  
䳜 Another vehicle blocks the traffic  
sign.  
䳜 The LED light of the traffic sign is  
broken.  
䳜 There is bright light around the  
traffic sign.  
The warning message appears,  
when the camera lens is blocked by  
some objects. ISLW does not oper  
ate, until the objects are removed.  
-
Check the windshield around the  
camera view area.  
䳜 If road signs do not correspond to  
the standard and etc.  
If the system does not work nor  
-
mally even though camera䳓s field of  
view is cleared, have the system  
checked by a professional workshop.  
Kia recommends to visit an autho  
rized Kia dealer/service partner.  
When external condition is inter  
-
vened  
-
䳜 Your vehicle drives right after  
another vehicle.  
䳜 The bus or truck, on which the  
speed sticker is attached, passes  
by your vehicle.  
Check ISLW  
The warning message appears for a  
few seconds, when ISLW does not  
properly operate. After the mes  
sage disappears, the master warn  
ing light will illuminate.  
䳜 Your vehicle drives in an area,  
which is uncovered by the naviga  
tion system.  
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-
6
-
䳜 There is a malfunction with the  
navigation.  
䳜 Your navigation has not been  
updated.  
䳜 Your navigation is being updated.  
䳜 There is something wrong with  
GPS.  
䳜 If the top speed limitations stored  
in the navigation system are  
incorrect.  
In this case, have the system  
checked by a professional workshop.  
Kia recommends to visit an autho  
rized Kia dealer/service partner.  
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ISLW may not operate or may not  
provide correct information in the  
following situations.  
When the traffic sign condition is  
poor  
䳜 As a result of incorrect detection  
by the camera.  
䳜 When calibrating the camera  
immediately after vehicle deliv  
ery and etc.  
䳜 The traffic sign is located on a  
sharp curve.  
䳜 The traffic sign is improperly  
positioned (i.e. being turned over,  
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6
95  
Driving your vehicle  
Intelligent Speed Limit Warning (ISLW)  
When front visibility is poor  
䳜 ISLW is only to assist the driver.  
The driver should pay great cau  
tion to the vehicle operation.  
䳜 The driver always holds the  
responsibility of safe driving by  
following the applicable road traf  
fic rule(s) and regulation(s).  
䳜 For specific speed limit signs by  
certain conditions, the system  
only detect certain cases like the  
speed limit sign of a trailer or in  
snow or rain. Only words signs are  
not the objects detected by ISLW.  
䳜 The specific speed limit signs by  
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䳜 The weather is bad, such as rain  
ing, snowing, and fogging.  
䳜 There is dirt, ice or frost on the  
front windshield, where the cam  
era is installed.  
䳜 The camera lens is blocked by an  
object, such as sticker, paper, or  
fallen leaf and etc.  
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-
-
Driver's attention  
The driver must be cautious in the  
below situations for the system  
may not assist the driver and may  
not work properly.  
certain conditions are not dis  
-
played properly due to lack of  
accuracy of the navigation infor  
mation.  
䳜 Do not disassemble camera tem  
porarily for tinted window or  
attaching any types of coatings  
-
-
and accessories. If you disassem  
ble a camera and assemble it  
again, have the system checked  
-
to need a calibration by a profes  
sional workshop. Kia recom  
-
-
mends to visit an authorized Kia  
dealer/service partner.  
䳜 Do not locate any reflective  
objects (i.e. white paper, mirror)  
over the dashboard. Any light  
reflection may cause a mal-func  
-
tion of ISLW.  
䳜 Pay extreme caution to keep the  
camera sensor out of water.  
䳜 Do not arbitrarily disassemble the  
camera assembly, nor apply any  
impact on the camera assembly.  
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96  
Driving your vehicle  
Driver Attention Warning (DAW)  
䳜 The set-up of Driver Attention  
Driver Attention Warning (DAW)  
(if equipped)  
Warning system will be main  
-
tained, as selected, when the  
engine is re-started.  
Driver Attention Warning, system is  
to warn the driver with any hazard  
-
ous driving situations upon detect  
ing the driver's fatigue level or  
inattentive driving practices.  
-
Display of the driver's attention  
level  
System setting and activation  
System setting  
䳜 Driver Attention Warning system  
is set to be in the OFF position,  
when your vehicle is first deliv  
ered to you from the factory.  
䳜 To turn ON Driver Attention  
Warning system, turn on the  
engine, and then select 'User Set  
tings → Driver Assistance →  
Driver Attention Warning → High  
Sensitivity/Normal Sensitivity/Off'  
on the LCD display.  
䳜 The driver can select Driver  
Attention Warning system mode.  
-
OCDP069446  
䳜 The driver can monitor their driv  
-
-
ing conditions on the LCD display.  
- Select 'Driving Assist Mode' and  
then 'Driver Attention Warning'  
on the LCD display. (For more  
information, refer to "LCD win  
dows (if equipped)" on page 5-  
64.)  
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-
䳜 High sensitivity: Driver Atten  
-
tion Warning system alerts the  
driver of his/her fatigue level or  
inattentive driving practices  
faster than Normal mode.  
䳜 Normal sensitivity: Driver  
Attention Warning system  
alerts the driver of his/her  
fatigue level or inattentive driv  
ing practices.  
䳜 Off: Driver Attention Warning  
system is deactivated.  
䳜 The driver's attention level is dis  
-
played on the scale of 1 to 5. The  
lower the number is, the more  
inattentive the driver is.  
䳜 The number decreases when the  
driver does not take a break for a  
certain period of time.  
䳜 The number increases when the  
driver attentively drives for a cer  
tain period of time.  
-
-
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97  
Driving your vehicle  
Driver Attention Warning (DAW)  
䳜 When the driver turns on the sys  
-
Resetting the system  
tem while driving, it displays 䳒Last  
Break time䳓 and level reflected  
that.  
Take a break  
OCDP069448  
䳜 The last break time is set to 00:00  
and the driver's attention level is  
set to 5 (very attentive) when the  
driver resets the Driver Attention  
Warning system.  
OCDP069447  
䳜 The driver attention warning sys  
-
䳜 The "Consider taking a break"  
tem resets in the following situa  
tions.  
-
message appears on the LCD dis  
play and a warning sounds in  
order to suggest the driver to  
take a break, when the driver's  
attention level is below 1.  
䳜 Driver Attention Warning system  
does not suggest the driver to  
take a break, when the total driv  
ing time is shorter than 10 min  
-
- The engine is turned OFF.  
- The driver unfastens the seat  
belt and then opens the driver䳓s  
door.  
- Stop lasting more than 10 min  
utes.  
-
-
䳜 The driver attention warning sys  
tem operates again, when the  
driver restarts driving.  
-
-
utes.  
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98  
Driving your vehicle  
Driver Attention Warning (DAW)  
System disabled  
WARNING  
Driver Attention Warning system  
enters the ready status and dis  
plays the 'Disabled' screen in the  
following situations.  
䳜 The camera sensor keeps failing  
to detect the lanes.  
䳜 Driver Attention Warning system  
is not a substitute for safe driving  
-
practices, but a convenience func  
tion only. It is the responsibility of  
the driver to always drive cau  
tiously to prevent unexpected and  
sudden situations from occurring.  
-
-
䳜 Driving speed remains under 60  
km/h or over 180 km/h.  
Pay attention to the road condi  
-
tions at all times.  
System malfunction  
䳜 It may suggest a break according  
to the driver䳓s driving pattern or  
habits even if the driver doesn䳓t  
feel fatigued.  
䳜 The driver, who feels fatigued,  
should take a break, even though  
there is no break suggestion by  
Driver Attention Warning system.  
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NOTICE  
OCDP069449  
Driver Attention Warning system  
utilizes the camera sensor on the  
front windshield for its operation. To  
keep the camera sensor in the best  
condition, you should observe the  
followings:  
When the "Check System" warning  
message appears, the system is not  
working properly. In this case, we  
recommend you to have the vehicle  
inspected by an authorized Kia  
dealer.  
䳜 Do not disassemble camera tem  
porarily for tinted window or  
attaching any types of coatings  
-
and accessories. If you disassem  
ble a camera and assemble it  
again, take your vehicle to an  
authorized Kia dealer and have  
-
the system checked to need a cal  
-
ibration.  
6
99  
Driving your vehicle  
Driver Attention Warning (DAW)  
䳜 Do not locate any reflective  
objects (i.e. white paper, mirror)  
over the dashboard. Any light  
䳜 The vehicle drives on a curvy road.  
䳜 The vehicle drives on a bumpy  
road.  
reflection may cause a malfunc  
tion of Driver Attention Warning  
system.  
-
䳜 The vehicle drives through a  
windy area.  
䳜 The vehicle is controlled by the  
䳜 Pay extreme caution to keep the  
camera sensor out of water.  
䳜 Do not arbitrarily disassemble the  
camera assembly, nor apply any  
impact on the camera assembly.  
䳜 Playing the vehicle audio system  
at high volume may offset Driver  
following Advanced Driver Assis  
tance system:  
- Lane Keeping Assist system  
- Forward Collision-Avoidance  
Assist system  
-
- Smart Cruise Control system  
Attention Warning system warn  
ing sounds.  
-
CAUTION  
The Driver Attention Warning sys  
-
tem may not properly operate with  
limited alerting in the following situ  
ations:  
-
䳜 The lane detection performance is  
limited. (For more information,  
refer to "Lane Keeping Assist  
(LKA) (if equipped)" on page 6-  
73.)  
䳜 The vehicle is violently driven or is  
abruptly turned for obstacle  
avoidance (e.g. construction area,  
other vehicles, fallen objects,  
bumpy road).  
䳜 Forward drivability of the vehicle  
is severely undermined (possibly  
due to wide variation in tire pres  
-
sures, uneven tire wear-out, toe-  
in/toe-out alignment).  
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100  
Driving your vehicle  
Cruise Control system  
Cruise Control system (if  
equipped)  
NOTICE  
During normal cruise control opera  
-
The cruise control system allows  
you to program the vehicle to main  
tain a constant speed without  
depressing the accelerator pedal.  
tion, when the SET switch is acti  
-
-
vated or reactivated after applying  
the brakes, the cruise control will  
energize after approximately 3 sec  
onds. This delay is normal.  
-
This system is designed to function  
above approximately 30 km/h (20  
mph).  
NOTICE  
To activate cruise control, depress  
the brake pedal at least once after  
turning the ENGINE START/STOP  
WARNING  
䳜 If the cruise control is left on,  
(CRUISE indicator light in the  
instrument cluster illuminated)  
the cruise control can be switched  
on accidentally. Keep the cruise  
button to the ON position or start  
-
ing the engine. This is to check if the  
brake switch which is important  
part to cancel cruise control is in  
normal condition.  
control system off (CRUISE indi  
-
cator light OFF) when the cruise  
control is not in use, to avoid  
inadvertently setting a speed.  
䳜 Use the cruise control system  
only when traveling on open high  
ways in good weather.  
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Cruise control switch  
-
䳜 Do not use the cruise control  
when it may not be safe to keep  
the car at a constant speed, for  
instance, driving in heavy or vary  
ing traffic, or on slippery (rainy,  
icy or snow-covered) or winding  
roads or over 6% uphill or down-  
hill roads.  
䳜 Pay particular attention to the  
driving conditions whenever using  
the cruise control system.  
-
OCDMH049473  
䳜 O: Cancels cruise control opera  
-
tion.  
䳜 CRUISE/  
: Turns cruise  
control system on or off.  
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104  
Driving your vehicle  
Smart Cruise Control (SCC)  
important part to cancel smart  
- The sensing ability decreases if  
cruise control is in normal condition.  
the level of front and rear vehi  
-
cle is changed from the factory.  
- When driving in heavy traffic or  
when traffic conditions make it  
difficult to drive at a constant  
speed  
- When driving on rainy, icy, or  
snow-covered roads  
- When driving with limited view  
(possibly due to bad weather,  
WARNING  
䳜 If the smart cruise control is left  
on, (cruise indicator in the instru  
ment cluster illuminated) Smart  
Cruise Control can be activated  
unintentionally. Keep Smart  
Cruise Control system off (cruise  
indicator turn off) when Smart  
Cruise Control is not used.  
-
such as fog, snow, rain or sand  
storm)  
-
䳜 Pay particular attention to the  
䳜 Use Smart Cruise Control system  
driving conditions whenever using  
Smart Cruise Control system.  
䳜 Smart Cruise Control system is  
not a substitute for safe driving.  
It is the responsibility of the driver  
to always check the speed and  
distance of the vehicle ahead.  
䳜 Be careful when driving downhill  
using SCC.  
only when traveling on open high  
ways in good weather.  
䳜 Do not use Smart Cruise Control  
when it may not be safe to keep  
the car at a constant speed. For  
instance.  
-
6
- Highway interchange and toll  
-
gate  
- Road surrounded by abnormally  
multiple steel constructions  
(subway construction, steel  
tunnel, etc)  
- Parking lot  
- Lanes beside guard rail on a  
road  
- Slippery road with rain, ice, or  
snow covered  
- Abrupt curved road  
- Steep hills  
- Windy roads  
- Off roads  
䳜 Limited visibility (rain, snow,  
smog, etc.)  
䳜 Cruise function should not be  
used when the vehicle is being  
towed to prevent any damage.  
䳜 Always set the vehicle speed  
under the speed limit in your  
country.  
䳜 Unexpected situations may lead  
to possible accidents. Pay atten  
-
tion continuously to road condi  
-
tions and driving even when  
Smart Cruise Control system is  
being operated.  
- Roads under construction  
- Rumble strip  
6
105  
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BOEꢀSFMFBTFꢀJUꢀBUꢀUIFꢀEFTJSFEꢀ  
TQFFEꢃ  
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5IFꢀTFUꢀTQFFEꢀBOEꢀWFIJDMFꢀUPꢀWFIJ  
-
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UIFꢀEJTUBODFꢀUPꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀBIFBEꢃ  
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TQFFEꢅ  
OCDMH059159  
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IPMEꢀJUꢃ  
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BOEꢀIPMEꢀJUꢃ  
:PVSꢀWFIJDMFꢀTFUꢀTQFFEꢀXJMMꢀ  
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ZPVꢀXBOUꢃ  
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3FMFBTFꢀUIFꢀMFWFSꢀBUꢀUIFꢀTQFFEꢀ  
ZPVꢀXBOUꢃ  
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5IFꢀDSVJTJOHꢀTQFFEꢀXJMMꢀJODSFBTFꢀCZꢀ  
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NPWFꢀUIFꢀMFWFSꢀVQꢀ UPꢀ3&4ꢉꢂꢀJOꢀUIJTꢀ  
NBOOFSꢃ  
䳜 .PWFꢀUIFꢀMFWFSꢀEPXOꢀ UPꢀ4&5ꢈꢂꢁꢀ  
BOEꢀSFMFBTFꢀJUꢀJNNFEJBUFMZꢃ  
5IFꢀDSVJTJOHꢀTQFFEꢀXJMMꢀEFDSFBTFꢀ  
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Iꢀ ꢅꢆꢆꢀNQIꢂꢃ  
䳜 :PVꢀDBOꢀTFUꢀUIFꢀTQFFEꢀUPꢀꢋꢆꢀLNꢄIꢀ  
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DSVJTFꢁDPOUSPMꢁPOꢅ  
4NBSUꢁ$SVJTFꢁ$POUSPMꢁXJMMꢁCFꢁUFNQP  
SBSJMZꢁDBODFMFEꢁXIFOꢅ  
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XIFOꢀUIFꢀDSVJTFꢀDPOUSPMꢀJTꢀPOꢁꢀ  
EFQSFTTꢀUIFꢀBDDFMFSBUPSꢀQFEBMꢃꢀ  
*ODSFBTFEꢀTQFFEꢀXJMMꢀOPUꢀJOUFSGFSFꢀ  
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DIBOHFꢀUIFꢀTFUꢀTQFFEꢃ  
$BODFMFEꢁNBOVBMMZ  
5PꢀSFUVSOꢀUPꢀUIFꢀTFUꢀTQFFEꢇ  
䳜 5BLFꢀZPVSꢀGPPUꢀPGGꢀUIFꢀBDDFMFSB  
UPSꢃ  
-
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4&5ꢈꢂꢀBUꢀJODSFBTFEꢀTQFFEꢁꢀUIFꢀ  
JODSFBTFEꢀDSVJTJOHꢀTQFFEꢀXJMMꢀCFꢀ  
TFUꢀBHBJOꢃ  
OCDMH059160  
4NBSUꢀ$SVJTFꢀ$POUSPMꢀJTꢀUFNQPSBSJMZꢀ  
DBODFMFEꢀXIFOꢀUIFꢀCSBLFꢀQFEBMꢀJTꢀ  
EFQSFTTFEꢀPSꢀUIFꢀ$"/$&-ꢄ0ꢀCVUUPOꢀ  
JTꢀQSFTTFEꢃꢀ%FQSFTTꢀUIFꢀCSBLFꢀQFEBMꢀ  
BOEꢀQSFTTꢀUIFꢀ$"/$&-ꢄ0ꢀCVUUPOꢀBUꢀ  
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108  
Driving your vehicle  
Smart Cruise Control (SCC)  
Canceled automatically  
䳜 The driver's door is opened.  
䳜 The shift lever is shifted to N  
(Neutral), R (Reverse) or P (Park  
ing).  
䳜 The EPB (electronic parking  
brake) is applied.  
䳜 The vehicle speed is over 170 km/  
h (105 mph).  
tance on the LCD display will go off.)  
In a condition the smart cruise con  
-
trol is canceled automatically, Smart  
Cruise Control will not resume even  
though the RES+ or SET-lever is  
moved.  
-
In a condition Smart Cruise Control is  
canceled automatically when the  
vehicle stops, the EPB will activate  
and the parking brake will be locked.  
䳜 The ESC, ABS or TCS is operating.  
䳜 The ESC is turned off.  
䳜 The sensor or the cover is dirty or  
blocked with foreign matter.  
CAUTION  
If Smart Cruise Control is canceled  
䳜 The accelerator pedal is continu  
-
by other than the reasons men  
-
ously depressed for long time.  
tioned, have the system checked by  
䳜 The engine speed is in dangerous  
range.  
䳜 SCC system has malfunctioned.  
a professional workshop. Kia recom  
mends to visit an authorized Kia  
dealer/service partner.  
-
䳜 When the braking control is oper  
-
ated for Forward Collision-Avoid  
ance Assist system.  
䳜 The vehicle is stopped for more  
than 5 minutes.  
-
6
CAUTION  
If the system is automatically can  
-
䳜 The vehicle stops and goes  
repeatedly for a long period of  
time.  
䳜 The driver starts driving by push  
ing the toggle switch up (RES+)/  
down (SET-), after the vehicle is  
stopped by Smart Cruise Control  
system with no other vehicle  
ahead.  
celed, the warning chime will sound  
and a message will appear for a few  
seconds.  
-
䳜 When the parking brake is locked.  
䳜 Engine has some problems.  
Each of these actions will cancel the  
smart cruise control operation. (the  
OCDP069424  
set speed and vehicle to vehicle dis  
-
6
109  
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4NBSUꢁ$SVJTFꢁ$POUSPMꢁ 4$$ꢃ  
:PVꢀNVTUꢀBEKVTUꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀTQFFEꢀ  
CZꢀEFQSFTTJOHꢀUIFꢀBDDFMFSBUPSꢀPSꢀ  
CSBLFꢀQFEBMꢀBDDPSEJOHꢀUPꢀUIFꢀSPBEꢀ  
/05*$&  
5PꢀSFEVDFꢀUIFꢀSJTLꢀPGꢀBOꢀBDDJEFOUꢁꢀ  
BMXBZTꢀDIFDLꢀUIFꢀSPBEꢀDPOEJUJPOTꢀ  
XIFOꢀSFBDUJWBUJOHꢀUIFꢀTNBSUꢀDSVJTFꢀ  
DPOUSPMꢀVTJOHꢀUIFꢀ3&4ꢉꢀMFWFSꢀUPꢀ  
FOTVSFꢀUIFꢀSPBEꢀDPOEJUJPOTꢀQFSNJUꢀ  
TBGFꢀVTFꢀPGꢀUIFꢀDSVJTFꢀDPOUSPMꢃ  
DPOEJUJPOꢀBIFBEꢀBOEꢀESJWJOHꢀDPOEJ  
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5PꢁSFTVNFꢁDSVJTFꢁDPOUSPMꢁTFUꢁTQFFEꢅ  
5PꢁUVSOꢁDSVJTFꢁDPOUSPMꢁPGGꢅ  
OCDMH059159  
OCDMH059158  
*GꢀBOZꢀNFUIPEꢀPUIFSꢀUIBOꢀUIFꢀ  
䳜 1SFTTꢀUIFꢀ$36*4&ꢄ  
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BTꢀGPMMPXTꢇ  
/05*$&  
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FWFSꢀUIFꢀ$36*4&ꢄ  
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ꢓꢐꢀNQIꢂꢁꢀUIFꢀEJTUBODFꢀNBJOUBJOꢀBTꢀ  
GPMMPXTꢗ  
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䳜 %JTUBODFꢀꢅꢀꢈꢀBQQSPYJNBUFMZꢀꢊꢓꢀN  
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EJTUBODFꢀXIFOꢀUIFꢀTZTUFNꢀJTꢀVTFEꢀ  
GPSꢀUIFꢀGJSTUꢀUJNFꢀBGUFSꢀTUBSUJOHꢀUIFꢀ  
FOHJOFꢃ  
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UIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀUPꢀNBJOUBJOꢀSFMBUJWFꢀEJT  
-
UBODFꢀUPꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀBIFBEꢀXJUIPVUꢀ  
EFQSFTTJOHꢀUIFꢀBDDFMFSBUPSꢀQFEBMꢀPSꢀ  
CSBLFꢀQFEBMꢃ  
5IFꢀWFIJDMFꢀUPꢀWFIJDMFꢀEJTUBODFꢀXJMMꢀ  
BVUPNBUJDBMMZꢀBDUJWBUFꢀXIFOꢀ4NBSUꢀ  
$SVJTFꢀ$POUSPMꢀTZTUFNꢀJTꢀPOꢃ  
4FMFDUꢀUIFꢀBQQSPQSJBUFꢀEJTUBODFꢀ  
BDDPSEJOHꢀUPꢀSPBEꢀDPOEJUJPOTꢀBOEꢀ  
WFIJDMFꢀTQFFEꢃ  
OCDP069425  
ꢀ
111  
Driving your vehicle  
Smart Cruise Control (SCC)  
cle will appear in front of your  
vehicle in the LCD display only  
when there is an actual vehicle in  
front of you)  
䳜 If the vehicle ahead speeds up,  
your vehicle will travel at a steady  
cruising speed after accelerating  
to the selected speed.  
䳜 If distance from the front vehicle  
has been changed due to acceler  
ating or decelerating of front  
vehicle, the distance on the LCD  
may be changed.  
-
OCDP069426  
OCDP069427  
OCDP069428  
WARNING  
OCDP069414  
When using Smart Cruise Control  
system:  
䳜 The warning message appears  
and warning chime sounds if the  
vehicle is unable to maintain the  
䳜 The vehicle will maintain the set  
speed, when the lane ahead is  
clear.  
䳜 The vehicle will slow down or  
speed up to maintain the selected  
distance, when there is a vehicle  
selected distance from the vehicle  
ahead.  
䳜 If the warning message appears  
and warning chime sounds,  
depress the brake pedal to  
actively adjust the vehicle speed,  
ahead of you in the lane. (A vehi  
-
6
112  
Driving your vehicle  
Smart Cruise Control (SCC)  
and the distance to the vehicle  
ahead.  
In traffic situation  
䳜 Even if the warning message does  
not appear and warning chime  
does not sound, always pay  
attention to the driving conditions  
to prevent dangerous situations  
from occurring.  
䳜 Playing the vehicle audio system  
at high volume may offset the  
system warning sounds.  
OCDP069430  
Use switch or pedal to accelerate  
䳜 In traffic, your vehicle will stop if  
the vehicle ahead of you stops.  
Also, if the vehicle ahead of you  
starts moving, your vehicle will  
start as well. However, if the vehi  
CAUTION  
-
cle stops for more than 3 sec  
onds, you must depress the  
accelerator pedal or push up the  
toggle switch (RES+) to start driv  
ing.  
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-
䳜 If you push the smart cruise con  
-
OCDP069429  
trol toggle switch (RES+ or SET-)  
while Auto Hold and smart cruise  
If the vehicle ahead (vehicle speed:  
less than 30 km/h) disappears to  
the next lane, the warning chime will  
sound and a message will appear.  
Adjust your vehicle speed for vehi  
cles or objects that can suddenly  
appear in front of you by depressing  
the brake pedal according to the  
road condition ahead and driving  
condition.  
control is operating the Auto Hold  
will be released regardless of  
accelerator pedal operation and  
the vehicle will start to move. The  
AUTO HOLD indicator changes  
from green to white. (if equipped  
with EPB (Electronic Parking  
Brake))  
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113  
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3BEBSꢁDIFDLꢁNFTTBHF  
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EFBDUJWBUFEꢀJGꢀUIFꢀBDDFMFSBUPSꢀQFEBMꢀ  
JTꢀEFQSFTTFEꢀPSꢀ<3&4ꢀꢉ>ꢀPSꢀ<4&5ꢀꢈ>ꢀ  
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3BEBSꢁUPꢁEFUFDUꢁEJTUBODFꢁUPꢁUIFꢁ  
WFIJDMFꢁBIFBE  
OCDP069431  
*GꢀUIFꢀSBEBSꢀPSꢀDPWFSꢀJTꢀEJSUZꢀPSꢀ  
PCTDVSFEꢀXJUIꢀGPSFJHOꢀNBUUFSꢀTVDIꢀ  
BTꢀTOPXꢁꢀUIJTꢀNFTTBHFꢀXJMMꢀBQQFBSꢀ  
BOEꢀJUꢀXJMMꢀEJTBQQFBSꢀBGUFSꢀGPSꢀBꢀ  
XIJMFꢃ  
*OꢀUIJTꢀDBTFꢁꢀUIFꢀTZTUFNꢀNBZꢀOPUꢀ  
GVODUJPOꢀUFNQPSBSJMZꢁꢀCVUꢀJUꢀEPFTꢀOPUꢀ  
JOEJDBUFꢀBꢀNBMGVODUJPOꢀPGꢀUIFꢀTNBSUꢀ  
DSVJTFꢀDPOUSPMꢀ4ZTUFNꢃꢀ$MFBOꢀUIFꢀ  
SBEBSꢀPSꢀDPWFSꢀCZꢀVTJOHꢀBꢀTPGUꢀDMPUIꢀ  
BOEꢀJUꢀXJMMꢀPQFSBUFꢀOPSNBMMZꢃ  
OCDP059008  
5IFꢀTFOTPSꢀEFUFDUTꢀUIFꢀEJTUBODFꢀUPꢀ  
UIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀBIFBEꢃ  
*GꢀUIFꢀTFOTPSꢀJTꢀDPWFSFEꢀXJUIꢀEJSUꢀPSꢀ  
PUIFSꢀGPSFJHOꢀNBUUFSꢁꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀUPꢀ  
WFIJDMFꢀEJTUBODFꢀDPOUSPMꢀNBZꢀOPUꢀ  
PQFSBUFꢀDPSSFDUMZꢃ  
4NBSUꢀ$SVJTFꢀ$POUSPMꢀTZTUFNꢀNBZꢀ  
OPUꢀQSPQFSMZꢀBDUJWBUFꢁꢀJGꢀUIFꢀSBEBSꢀJTꢀ  
UPUBMMZꢀDPOUBNJOBUFEꢁꢀPSꢀJGꢀBOZꢀTVC  
-
TUBODFꢀJTꢀOPUꢀEFUFDUFEꢀBGUFSꢀUVSOJOHꢀ  
0/ꢀUIFꢀFOHJOFꢀ FꢃHꢃꢀJOꢀBOꢀPQFOꢀUFS  
SBJOꢂꢃ  
-
"MXBZTꢀLFFQꢀUIFꢀBSFBꢀJOꢀGSPOUꢀPGꢀUIFꢀ  
TFOTPSꢀDMFBOꢃ  
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Driving your vehicle  
Smart Cruise Control (SCC)  
Smart Cruise Control system mal  
function message  
-
warning or indicator from the  
cluster. If this occurs, have the  
system checked by a professional  
workshop.  
Kia recommends to visit an  
authorized Kia dealer/service  
partner.  
䳜 Use only a genuine Kia sensor  
cover for your vehicle. Do not  
paint anything on the sensor  
cover.  
OCDP069432  
The message will appear when  
Smart Cruise Control is not func  
tioning normally.  
To adjust the sensitivity of smart  
cruise control  
-
The sensitivity of vehicle speed  
when following the front vehicle to  
maintain the set distance can be  
adjusted. Go to the User Settings  
Mode (Driver Assistance) and select  
SCC Responsiveness. You may select  
one of the three stages you prefer.  
䳜 Fast:  
In this case, have the system  
checked by a professional workshop.  
Kia recommends to visit an autho  
rized Kia dealer/service partner.  
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CAUTION  
䳜 Do not install accessories around  
the sensor and do not replace the  
bumper by yourself. It may inter  
Vehicle speed following the front  
vehicle to maintain the set dis  
-
-
tance is faster than normal speed.  
䳜 Normal:  
Vehicle speed following the front  
fere with the sensor perfor  
-
mance.  
䳜 Always keep the sensor and  
bumper clean.  
䳜 To prevent sensor cover damage  
from occurring, wash the car with  
a soft cloth.  
䳜 Do not damage the sensor or sen  
sor area by a strong impact. If the  
sensor moves slightly off position,  
Smart Cruise Control system will  
not operate correctly without any  
vehicle to maintain the set dis  
-
tance is normal  
䳜 Slow:  
Vehicle speed following the front  
vehicle to maintain the set dis  
tance is slower than normal  
speed.  
-
-
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115  
Driving your vehicle  
Smart Cruise Control (SCC)  
3. Choose between "Smart Cruise  
Control mode" and "Cruise Control  
mode".  
NOTICE  
The last selected mode remains In  
the system.  
When the system is canceled using  
the CRUISE/  
CRUISE/  
button or the  
button is used  
To convert to cruise control mode:  
after the engine is turned on, Smart  
Cruise Control mode will turn on.  
WARNING  
When using the cruise control mode,  
you must manually adjust the dis  
-
tance to other vehicles as the sys  
-
tem will not automatically brake to  
slow down for other vehicles.  
OCDP069433  
Leading Vehicle Departure Alert  
Leading Vehicle Departure Alert  
alerts the driver of the departure of  
the vehicle in front when the vehicle  
is stopped and Smart Cruise Control  
system is in activation.  
System setting and operating con  
ditions  
-
OCDP069434  
The driver may choose to only use  
the cruise control mode (speed con  
trol function) by doing as follows:  
1. Turn the smart cruise control sys  
tem on (the cruise indicator light  
will be on but the system will not  
be activated).  
2. Push the distance to distance  
switch for more than 2 seconds.  
System setting  
-
With the engine ON, the Leading  
Vehicle Departure Alert system  
turns on and gets ready to be acti  
vated when the 'User Settings →  
Driver Assistance → Driving Assist  
→ Leading Vehicle Departure Alert'  
is selected on the cluster. The sys  
tem stops operation when the set  
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-
-
-
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UIFꢀTZTUFNꢀNBJOUBJOTꢀUIFꢀQSFWJPVTꢀ  
TUBUFꢃ  
*GꢀUIFꢀESJWFSꢀEPFTꢀOPUꢀUBLFꢀBDUJPOꢀGPSꢀ  
BꢀDFSUBJOꢀQFSJPEꢀPGꢀUJNFꢀBGUFSꢀUIFꢀ  
WFIJDMFꢀJOꢀGSPOUꢀEFQBSUTꢁꢀUIFꢀNFT  
-
TBHFꢀJTꢀEJTQMBZFEꢀPOꢀUIFꢀDMVTUFSꢃ  
5IFꢀWFIJDMFꢀEFQBSUTꢀBVUPNBUJDBMMZꢀJGꢀ  
UIFꢀBDDFMFSBUPSꢀQFEBMꢀJTꢀEFQSFTTFEꢀ  
0QFSBUJOHꢁDPOEJUJPOT  
PSꢀ<3&4ꢀꢉ>ꢀPSꢀ<4&5ꢀꢈ>ꢀTXJUDIꢀJTꢀBDUJ  
WBUFEꢀXIFOꢀUIFSFꢀJTꢀBꢀWFIJDMFꢀJOꢀ  
GSPOUꢃ  
-
8"3/*/(  
"MXBZTꢀDIFDLꢀUIFꢀGSPOUꢀPGꢀUIFꢀWFIJ  
-
DMFꢀBOEꢀSPBEꢀDPOEJUJPOTꢀCFGPSFꢀ  
EFQBSUVSFꢃ  
OCDP069430  
-JNJUBUJPOTꢁPGꢁUIFꢁTZTUFN  
8IJMFꢀ4NBSUꢀ$SVJTFꢀ$POUSPMꢀTZTUFNꢀ  
JTꢀJOꢀPQFSBUJPOꢁꢀZPVSꢀWFIJDMFꢀTUPQTꢀ  
CFIJOEꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀJOꢀGSPOUꢀXIFOꢀJUꢀ  
TUPQTꢃꢀ5IFꢀNFTTBHFꢀJTꢀEJTQMBZFEꢀPOꢀ  
UIFꢀDMVTUFSꢀXJUIJOꢀꢋꢀTFDPOETꢀBGUFSꢀ  
UIFꢀTUPQꢀBOEꢀUIFꢀTZTUFNꢀXJMMꢀCFꢀJOꢀ  
UIFꢀTUBOECZꢀQPTJUJPOꢃ  
4NBSUꢀ$SVJTFꢀ$POUSPMꢀTZTUFNꢀNBZꢀ  
IBWFꢀMJNJUTꢀUPꢀJUTꢀBCJMJUZꢀUPꢀEFUFDUꢀ  
EJTUBODFꢀUPꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀBIFBEꢀEVFꢀUPꢀ  
SPBEꢀBOEꢀUSBGGJDꢀDPOEJUJPOTꢃ  
ꢀ
0OꢁDVSWFT  
4ZTUFNꢁBDUJWBUJPO  
OCDW059133  
䳜 0OꢀDVSWFTꢁꢀ4NBSUꢀ$SVJTFꢀ$POUSPMꢀ  
TZTUFNꢀNBZꢀOPUꢀEFUFDUꢀBꢀNPWJOHꢀ  
WFIJDMFꢀJOꢀZPVSꢀMBOFꢁꢀBOEꢀUIFOꢀZPVSꢀ  
OCDP069450  
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SBQJEMZꢀEPXOꢀXIFOꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀ  
BIFBEꢀJTꢀSFDPHOJ[FEꢀTVEEFOMZꢃ  
䳜 4FMFDUꢀUIFꢀBQQSPQSJBUFꢀTFUꢀTQFFEꢀ  
POꢀDVSWFTꢀBOEꢀBEKVTUꢀZPVSꢀWFIJDMFꢀ  
TQFFEꢀCZꢀEFQSFTTJOHꢀUIFꢀBDDFMFSB  
UPSꢀPSꢀCSBLFꢀQFEBMꢀBDDPSEJOHꢀUPꢀ  
UIFꢀSPBEꢀDPOEJUJPOꢀBIFBEꢀBOEꢀ  
ESJWJOHꢀDPOEJUJPOꢃ  
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OCDP059125  
䳜 %VSJOHꢀVQIJMMꢀPSꢀEPXOIJMMꢀESJWJOHꢁꢀ  
4NBSUꢀ$SVJTFꢀ$POUSPMꢀTZTUFNꢀNBZꢀ  
OPUꢀEFUFDUꢀBꢀNPWJOHꢀWFIJDMFꢀJOꢀ  
ZPVSꢀMBOFꢁꢀBOEꢀDBVTFꢀZPVSꢀWFIJDMFꢀ  
UPꢀBDDFMFSBUFꢀUPꢀUIFꢀTFUꢀTQFFEꢃꢀ  
"MTPꢁꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀTQFFEꢀXJMMꢀSBQJEMZꢀ  
EPXOꢀXIFOꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀBIFBEꢀJTꢀ  
SFDPHOJ[FEꢀTVEEFOMZꢃ  
OCDW059134  
䳜 4FMFDUꢀUIFꢀBQQSPQSJBUFꢀTFUꢀTQFFEꢀ  
POꢀJODMJOFTꢀBOEꢀBEKVTUꢀZPVSꢀWFIJDMFꢀ  
䳜 :PVSꢀWFIJDMFꢀTQFFEꢀDBOꢀCFꢀSFEVDFEꢀ  
EVFꢀUPꢀBꢀWFIJDMFꢀJOꢀUIFꢀBEKBDFOUꢀ  
MBOFꢃꢀ"EKVTUꢀZPVSꢀWFIJDMFꢀTQFFEꢀCZꢀ  
EFQSFTTJOHꢀUIFꢀCSBLFꢀQFEBMꢀ  
BDDPSEJOHꢀUPꢀUIFꢀSPBEꢀDPOEJUJPOꢀ  
BIFBEꢀBOEꢀESJWJOHꢀDPOEJUJPOꢃꢀ"QQMZꢀ  
UIFꢀBDDFMFSBUPSꢀQFEBMꢀBOEꢀTFMFDUꢀ  
UIFꢀBQQSPQSJBUFꢀTFUꢀTQFFEꢃꢀ$IFDLꢀ  
TQFFEꢀCZꢀEFQSFTTJOHꢀUIFꢀBDDFMFSB  
UPSꢀPSꢀCSBLFꢀQFEBMꢀBDDPSEJOHꢀUPꢀ  
UIFꢀSPBEꢀDPOEJUJPOꢀBIFBEꢀBOEꢀ  
ESJWJOHꢀDPOEJUJPOꢃ  
-
UPꢀCFꢀTVSFꢀUIBUꢀUIFꢀSPBEꢀDPOEJ  
-
UJPOTꢀQFSNJUꢀTBGFꢀPQFSBUJPOꢀPGꢀ  
4NBSUꢀ$SVJTFꢀ$POUSPMꢃ  
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-BOFꢁDIBOHJOH  
OCDW059153  
OCDW059135  
䳜 :PVSꢀWFIJDMFꢀNBZꢀBDDFMFSBUFꢀXIFOꢀ  
BꢀWFIJDMFꢀBIFBEꢀPGꢀZPVꢀEJTBQQFBSTꢃ  
䳜 8IFOꢀZPVꢀBSFꢀXBSOFEꢀUIBUꢀUIFꢀ  
WFIJDMFꢀBIFBEꢀPGꢀZPVꢀJTꢀOPUꢀ  
䳜 "ꢀWFIJDMFꢀXIJDIꢀNPWFTꢀJOUPꢀZPVSꢀ  
MBOFꢀGSPNꢀBOꢀBEKBDFOUꢀMBOFꢀDBOOPUꢀ  
CFꢀSFDPHOJ[FEꢀCZꢀUIFꢀTFOTPSꢀVOUJMꢀ  
JUꢀJTꢀJOꢀUIFꢀTFOTPSꢍTꢀEFUFDUJPOꢀ  
SBOHFꢃ  
EFUFDUFEꢁꢀESJWFꢀXJUIꢀDBVUJPOꢃ  
䳜 5IFꢀTFOTPSꢀNBZꢀOPUꢀEFUFDUꢀ  
JNNFEJBUFMZꢀXIFOꢀBꢀWFIJDMFꢀDVUTꢀ  
JOꢀTVEEFOMZꢃꢀ"MXBZTꢀQBZꢀBUUFOUJPOꢀ  
UPꢀUIFꢀUSBGGJDꢁꢀSPBEꢀBOEꢀESJWJOHꢀ  
DPOEJUJPOTꢃ  
7FIJDMFꢁSFDPHOJUJPO  
ꢀ
䳜 *GꢀBꢀWFIJDMFꢀXIJDIꢀNPWFTꢀJOUPꢀZPVSꢀ  
MBOFꢀJTꢀTMPXFSꢀUIBOꢀZPVSꢀWFIJDMFꢁꢀ  
ZPVSꢀTQFFEꢀNBZꢀEFDSFBTFꢀUPꢀ  
NBJOUBJOꢀUIFꢀEJTUBODFꢀUPꢀUIFꢀWFIJ  
-
DMFꢀBIFBEꢃ  
䳜 *GꢀBꢀWFIJDMFꢀXIJDIꢀNPWFTꢀJOUPꢀZPVSꢀ  
MBOFꢀJTꢀGBTUFSꢀUIBOꢀZPVSꢀWFIJDMFꢁꢀ  
ZPVSꢀWFIJDMFꢀXJMMꢀBDDFMFSBUFꢀUPꢀUIFꢀ  
TFMFDUFEꢀTQFFEꢃ  
OCDW059152  
4PNFꢀWFIJDMFTꢀBIFBEꢀJOꢀZPVSꢀMBOFꢀ  
DBOOPUꢀCFꢀSFDPHOJ[FEꢀCZꢀUIFꢀTFOTPSꢀ  
BTꢀGPMMPXTꢇ  
䳜 /BSSPXꢀWFIJDMFTꢀTVDIꢀBTꢀNPUPSDZ  
-
DMFTꢀPSꢀCJDZDMFT  
䳜 7FIJDMFTꢀPGGTFUꢀUPꢀPOFꢀTJEF  
䳜 4MPXꢈNPWJOHꢀWFIJDMFTꢀPSꢀTVEEFO  
-
EFDFMFSBUJOHꢀWFIJDMFT  
䳜 4UPQQFEꢀWFIJDMFT  
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䳜 8IFOꢀWFIJDMFTꢀBSFꢀBUꢀBꢀTUBOETUJMMꢀ  
BOEꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀJOꢀGSPOUꢀPGꢀZPVꢀ  
DIBOHFTꢀUPꢀUIFꢀOFYUꢀMBOFꢁꢀCFꢀDBSF  
-
"ꢀWFIJDMFꢀBIFBEꢀDBOOPUꢀCFꢀSFDPH  
OJ[FEꢀDPSSFDUMZꢀCZꢀUIFꢀTFOTPSꢀJGꢀBOZꢀ  
PGꢀGPMMPXJOHꢀPDDVSTꢇ  
䳜 8IFOꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀJTꢀQPJOUJOHꢀ  
VQXBSETꢀEVFꢀUPꢀPWFSMPBEJOHꢀJOꢀUIFꢀ  
UBJMHBUF  
-
GVMꢀXIFOꢀZPVSꢀWFIJDMFꢀTUBSUTꢀUPꢀ  
NPWFꢀCFDBVTFꢀJUꢀNBZꢀOPUꢀSFDPH  
-
OJ[FꢀUIFꢀTUPQQFEꢀWFIJDMFꢀJOꢀGSPOUꢀ  
PGꢀZPVꢃ  
*OꢀUIJTꢀDBTFꢁꢀZPVꢀNVTUꢀNBJOUBJOꢀBꢀ  
TBGFꢀCSBLJOHꢀEJTUBODFꢁꢀBOEꢀJGꢀOFDFT  
TBSZꢁꢀEFQSFTTꢀUIFꢀCSBLFꢀQFEBMꢀUPꢀ  
SFEVDFꢀZPVSꢀESJWJOHꢀTQFFEꢀJOꢀPSEFSꢀ  
UPꢀNBJOUBJOꢀBꢀTBGFꢀEJTUBODFꢃ  
-
䳜 8IJMFꢀNBLJOHꢀUVSOTꢀCZꢀTUFFSJOH  
䳜 8IFOꢀESJWJOHꢀUPꢀPOFꢀTJEFꢀPGꢀUIFꢀ  
MBOF  
䳜 8IFOꢀESJWJOHꢀPOꢀOBSSPXꢀMBOFTꢀPSꢀ  
POꢀDVSWFT  
"EKVTUꢀZPVSꢀWFIJDMFꢀTQFFEꢀCZꢀ  
EFQSFTTJOHꢀUIFꢀCSBLFꢀQFEBMꢀBDDPSE  
-
JOHꢀUPꢀUIFꢀSPBEꢀDPOEJUJPOꢀBIFBEꢀBOEꢀ  
ESJWJOHꢀDPOEJUJPOꢃ  
OCDW059154  
䳜 "MXBZTꢀMPPLꢀPVUꢀGPSꢀQFEFTUSJBOTꢀ  
XIFOꢀZPVSꢀWFIJDMFꢀJTꢀNBJOUBJOJOHꢀBꢀ  
EJTUBODFꢀXJUIꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀBIFBEꢃ  
OCDW059136  
OCDP059126  
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120  
Driving your vehicle  
Smart Cruise Control (SCC)  
䳜 Always be cautious for vehicles  
with higher height or vehicles car  
rying loads that sticks out to the  
back of the vehicle.  
䳜 Smart Cruise Control system is  
not a substitute for safe driving  
practices but a convenience func  
tion only. It is the responsibility of  
the driver to always check the  
speed and the distance to the  
vehicle ahead.  
-
-
WARNING  
䳜 Smart Cruise Control system can  
-
䳜 Always be aware of the selected  
not guarantee the stop for every  
emergency situation.  
speed and vehicle to vehicle dis  
-
tance.  
If an emergency stop is neces  
-
䳜 Always maintain sufficient brak  
-
sary, you must apply the brakes.  
䳜 Keep a safe distance according to  
road conditions and vehicle speed.  
If the vehicle to vehicle distance is  
too close during a high-speed  
driving, a serious collision may  
result.  
ing distance and decelerate your  
vehicle by applying the brakes if  
necessary.  
䳜 As Smart Cruise Control system  
may not recognize complex driv  
ing situations, always pay atten  
tion to driving conditions and  
control your vehicle speed.  
䳜 For safe operation, carefully read  
and follow the instructions in this  
manual before use.  
-
-
䳜 Smart Cruise Control system can  
-
not recognize a stopped vehicle,  
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pedestrians or an oncoming vehi  
-
cle. Always look ahead cautiously  
to prevent unexpected and sud  
-
䳜 After an engine start, please stop  
den situations from occurring.  
for several seconds. If system ini  
tialization is not completed, the  
SCC does not normally operate.  
䳜 After an engine start, if any  
objects are not detected or the  
-
䳜 SCC system may have difficulty in  
maintaining the correct distance  
or speed, if the vehicle is driving  
on a steep incline or towing a  
trailer.  
䳜 When other vehicles are changing  
lanes in front of you frequently,  
Smart Cruise Control system may  
not operate appropriately. Always  
look ahead cautiously to prevent  
unexpected and sudden situations  
from occurring.  
sensor cover is obscured with for  
-
eign substances, there is a possi  
bility that SCC system may not  
work.  
-
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Driving your vehicle  
Lane Following Assist (LFA)  
means the driver must not take  
the hands off the wheel while  
driving.  
䳜 When using LFA system, always  
be aware of your surroundings  
and road conditions that may  
interrupt or stop LFA system.  
䳜 Do not place reflective materials  
such as white paper or mirror on  
the crash pad. Sunlight reflections  
can cause a malfunction in LFA  
system.  
䳜 Too high volume from the sound  
system can interrupt the alarm  
-
ing sound from LFA system.  
䳜 Keeping your hands off the wheel  
while driving will trigger the  
hands-off warning and deactivate  
the steering-assist system. Put  
your hands back on the wheel,  
then the steering-assist system  
will be reactivated.  
CAUTION  
䳜 Do not attach glass tinting, stick  
-
ers, accessories to the windshield  
where the front camera near the  
indoor mirror is placed.  
䳜 The removal or re-assembly of  
䳜 When driving at a high speed, the  
steering assist force can become  
weak and the vehicle can drive out  
of its lane. Extra caution is  
required, and comply with the  
speed limit.  
the front camera to attach tint  
ing, stickers, accessories may  
-
require LFA system to be thor  
-
oughly inspected and modified. In  
such case, have the system be  
inspected by an authorized Kia  
dealer.  
䳜 Inspection or modification may be  
required when replacing parts  
related to the windshield or front  
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䳜 Attaching an object to the steer  
ing wheel could deter steering  
assistance.  
-
-
䳜 Attaching an object to the steer  
ing wheel could deter the hands-  
off alarming system.  
camera, steering. Have the sys  
-
tem be inspected by an autho  
rized Kia dealer.  
-
䳜 Depending on your surroundings  
and road conditions, LFA system  
could fail to recognize the lane  
and stop working. In turn, extra  
caution is required while driving  
with LFA system on.  
LFA system operation  
To use Lane Following Assist two  
steps are necessary:  
1. LFA system has to be enabled,  
and  
2. SCC system has to be activated  
䳜 Be sure to check the non-operat  
ing conditions and cautions for  
-
With the ignition [ON], select or  
release the setting from "User Set  
the driver before using LFA sys  
tem.  
-
-
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Driving your vehicle  
Lane Following Assist (LFA)  
LFA system activation  
Warning  
If the vehicle is inside the lane with  
both lanes recognized by the sys  
-
tem, and there is no steep steering  
made by the driver, LFA system  
changes into steering assist mode.  
The indicator light will come on  
green, and the system helps the  
vehicle stay in line by controlling the  
steering wheel.  
OCDP069435  
When the steering wheel is not con  
trolled temporarily, the indicator  
light will flash green and changes to  
white.  
-
If you keep your hands off the  
wheel while driving with LFA system  
assisting the steering, the hands-  
off warning will be triggered.  
Once LFA system recognizes the  
lanes, the color of the lane on the  
screen will change from gray to  
white.  
If the driver keeps hands off the  
wheel even with the hands-off  
warning on, the steering assist is  
temporarily released automatically.  
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For more details, refer to "User set  
tings mode (if equipped)" on page 5-  
70.  
-
If you put your hands back on the  
wheel with LFA system released,  
the steering assist will re-start.  
WARNING  
CAUTION  
LFA system ensures the vehicle  
stays in its lane. LFA system does  
not guarantee 100% safety. Make  
sure you make decisions on the road  
after checking the road conditions  
and safety matters while driving.  
Never completely rely on your LFA  
system.  
䳜 Hands-off warnings may be  
delayed depending on road condi  
-
tions. Always keep your hands on  
the steering wheel while driving.  
䳜 Hold the steering wheel tight.  
Otherwise, LFA system could mis  
judge that the driver hands off  
-
the wheel, and a hands-off warn  
ing may occur.  
-
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125  
Driving your vehicle  
Lane Following Assist (LFA)  
LFA system malfunction  
- When towing other vehicle or  
trailers  
䳜 The steering wheel can feel heavy  
or light if LFA system is assisting  
the steering.  
Limitation of the system  
䳜 If the driver turns on the turn sig  
-
nal light or the emergency warn  
-
ing light to change the lane  
- Operate the turn signal light  
OCDP069436  
The warning message popped up  
(turned off after a certain period of  
time) means a problem with LFA  
switch before changing the lane  
- If you change the lane without  
operating the turn signal lights,  
steering reaction force of the  
wheel may occur.  
system. In this case, have the sys  
-
tem checked by a professional  
workshop. Kia recommends to visit  
an authorized Kia dealer/service  
partner.  
䳜 Once LFA system is turned on or  
the lane is changed, the vehicle  
should be in the center of the  
road to switch to the steering  
assist mode. If the driver keeps  
driving along the lane, LFA system  
will not assist the steering.  
CAUTION  
䳜 It is the driver䳓s responsibility to  
operate the steering wheel while  
driving.  
䳜 With LFA system on, the driver  
can steer the vehicle by operating  
the wheel on his own.  
䳜 When the ESC or VSM is activated,  
the system does not assist steer  
ing.  
-
䳜 When driving on a curved road at  
a high speed, steering assist  
mode may not work.  
䳜 When driving at a speed faster  
than 180 km/h, steering assist  
mode may not work.  
䳜 When sudden steering is made,  
the system could be temporarily  
deactivated.  
䳜 We recommend that the driver  
turns off LFA system and oper  
-
ates the steering wheel by him  
self in the following cases  
- bad weather  
-
- bad road conditions  
- when frequent operation of the  
steering wheel is required  
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126  
Driving your vehicle  
Lane Following Assist (LFA)  
䳜 If you change the lane in a hurry,  
the system does not assist the  
steering.  
䳜 If the vehicle suddenly stops, it  
does not assist the steering.  
䳜 If the lane is too narrow or too  
wide, steering is not assisted.  
such as medians, guard rails,  
noise walls, and trees  
䳜 If the number of lanes increases  
or decreases, or if the lanes inter  
sect with each other more  
-
intensely (tollgate entry section,  
road section / joining section, etc.)  
䳜 When there are two or more lane  
markings such as a construction  
section, a designated lane, etc.  
䳜 When the lane is crowded such as  
the construction section or the  
䳜 If either of the lanes is not recog  
nized, the steering is not assisted.  
䳜 If the radius is too small for the  
curve.  
-
lane is replaced by some struc  
tures  
䳜 If there is a road marking such as  
a zigzag lane, crosswalk mark, or  
road surface milestone  
䳜 When a lane suddenly becomes  
invisible or disappears from an  
intersection  
-
Cautions for the driver  
If the lane recognition is difficult or  
limited for LFA system as shown  
below, the driver may need to be  
careful because it may not operate  
or may cause unnecessary opera  
tion.  
-
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Roads or lane markings in bad con  
dition  
-
-
The external environment affecting  
the system  
䳜 When the lane is tainted or invisi  
ble  
䳜 When the driver cannot see the  
lane due to rain, snow, dust, sand,  
oil, puddles, etc  
䳜 When roads are set or the colors  
䳜 If the outside brightness of the  
vehicle suddenly changes, such as  
when entering or exiting the tun  
nel or passing under the bridge  
-
䳜 If the vehicle's headlights are not  
used at night or in the tunnel, or  
the brightness of the headlights is  
too weak  
of the lane and road are not dis  
tinctive  
-
䳜 If there is a sign other than the  
lane near the lane or a mark simi  
lar to the lane  
䳜 When the lane is not clear or  
damaged  
䳜 If there are boundary structures  
-
such as tollgate booths and side  
-
walk blocks  
䳜 If it is difficult to distinguish lanes  
due to the reflection on the wet  
䳜 If the road is covered in the shad  
ows of objects around the road,  
-
road made by sunlight, street  
light, and oncoming traffic.  
-
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JOHꢀBDUJWBUJPOꢀUJNFꢁꢀUIFꢀXBSOJOHꢀ  
-
8BSOJOHꢁUZQF  
BDUJWBUJPOꢀUJNFꢀPGꢀWFIJDMFꢍTꢀPUIFSꢀ  
TZTUFNꢀNBZꢀBMTPꢀDIBOHFꢃꢀ$IFDLꢀ  
UIFꢀXBSOJOHꢀBDUJWBUJPOꢀUJNFꢀ  
CFGPSFꢀDIBOHJOHꢀJUꢃ  
0QFSBUJOHꢁDPOEJUJPOT  
䳜 4FMFDUꢀ3$$8ꢀ 3FBSꢀ$SPTTꢈ5SBGGJDꢀ  
$PMMJTJPOꢀ8BSOJOHꢂꢀJOꢀꢒ6TFSꢀ4FU  
-
UJOHTꢀªꢀ%SJWFSꢀ"TTJTUBODFꢀªꢀ  
1BSLJOHꢀ4BGFUZꢀªꢀ3FBSꢀ$SPTTꢈꢀ  
5SBGGJDꢀ4BGFUZꢒꢃꢀ5IFꢀTZTUFNꢀXJMMꢀ  
OCDW059137  
OCDP069444  
OCDP069445  
UVSOꢀPOꢀBOEꢀTUBOEꢀCZꢀUPꢀCFꢀBDUJ  
-
WBUFEꢃ  
䳜 4FMFDUꢀ3$$8ꢀBHBJOꢁꢀUPꢀUVSOꢀUIFꢀ  
TZTUFNꢀPGGꢃ  
䳜 *GꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀJTꢀUVSOFEꢀPGGꢀBOEꢀPOꢀ  
BHBJOꢁꢀ3$$8ꢀTZTUFNꢀXJMMꢀSFUVSOꢀUPꢀ  
UIFꢀTUBUFꢀSJHIUꢀCFGPSFꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀ  
ꢀ
XBTꢀUVSOFEꢀPGGꢃꢀ5VSOꢀ3$$8ꢀTZT  
-
UFNꢀPGGꢀXIFOꢀOPUꢀJOꢀVTFꢃ  
䳜 5IFꢀTZTUFNꢀJTꢀPQFSBUFEꢀXIFOꢀUIFꢀ  
WFIJDMFꢀTQFFEꢀJTꢀCFMPXꢀꢅꢆꢀLNꢄIꢀ ꢑꢀ  
NQIꢂꢀXJUIꢀUIFꢀTIJGUꢀMFWFSꢀJOꢀ3ꢀ  
3FWFSTFꢂꢃ  
䳜 3$$8ꢀTZTUFNꢀEFUFDUJPOꢀSBOHFꢀJTꢀ  
BQQSPYJNBUFMZꢀꢆꢃꢓꢀ_ꢀꢊꢆꢀNꢀCBTFEꢀ  
POꢀTJEFꢀEJSFDUJPOꢃꢀ*GꢀBOꢀBQQSPBDI  
-
JOHꢀWFIJDMFꢀTQFFEꢀJTꢀꢔꢀ_ꢀꢋꢐꢀLNꢄIꢀ ꢓꢀ  
_ꢀꢊꢊꢃꢓꢀNQIꢂꢀJOꢀEFUFDUJPOꢀSBOHFꢁꢀ  
5IFꢀXBSOJOHꢀJTꢀPOꢃꢀ)PXFWFSꢁꢀUIFꢀ  
TZTUFNꢀTFOTJOHꢀSBOHFꢀJTꢀEJGGFSFOUꢀ  
*GꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀEFUFDUFEꢀCZꢀUIFꢀTFO  
-
TPSTꢀBQQSPBDIFTꢀGSPNꢀUIFꢀSFBSꢀMFGUꢄ  
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129  
Driving your vehicle  
Rear Cross-Traffic Collision Warning (RCCW)  
right side of your vehicle, the warn  
ing chime will sound, the warning  
-
view mirror illuminates or there is  
a warning alarm.  
䳜 Playing the vehicle audio system  
at high volume may offset the  
system's warning sounds.  
䳜 The warning of Rear Cross-Traffic  
Collision Warning system may not  
light on the outside rearview mirror  
will blink and a message will appear  
on the LCD display. If the rear view  
monitor system is in activation, a  
message will also appear on the  
infotainment system screen.  
sound while other system's warn  
-
ing sounds.  
The warning will stop when:  
䳜 the detected vehicle moves out of  
the sensing area or  
䳜 when the vehicle is right behind  
your vehicle or  
WARNING  
䳜 Drive safely even though the  
vehicle is equipped with a BCW  
system. Do not solely rely on the  
system but check for yourself  
before changing lanes.  
The system may not alert the  
driver in some conditions so  
always check the surroundings  
while driving.  
䳜 when the vehicle is not approach  
ing your vehicle or  
-
䳜 when the other vehicle slows  
down or  
䳜 the vehicle's approaching speed is  
decreased.  
CAUTION  
䳜 Always pay extreme caution while  
䳜 When the operation condition of  
driving. Rear Cross-Traffic Colli  
sion Warning system may not  
operate properly or unnecessarily  
operate in accordance with your  
driving situations.  
-
Rear Cross-Traffic Collision Warn  
ing system is satisfied the warn  
-
-
ing will occur every time a vehicle  
approaches the side/rear of your  
stopped (0 km/h vehicle speed)  
vehicle.  
䳜 The system's warning may not  
operate properly if the left/right  
of your vehicle's rear bumper is  
blocked by a vehicle or obstacle.  
䳜 The driver should always use  
extreme caution while operating  
the vehicle, whether or not the  
warning light on the outside rear  
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130  
%SJWJOHꢁZPVSꢁWFIJDMF  
3FBSꢁ$SPTTꢄ5SBGGJDꢁ$PMMJTJPOꢁ8BSOJOHꢁ 3$$8ꢃ  
%FUFDUJOHꢁTFOTPS  
$"65*0/  
5IFꢀTFOTPSTꢀBSFꢀMPDBUFEꢀJOTJEFꢀUIFꢀ  
SFBSꢀCVNQFSꢃ  
䳜 5IFꢀTZTUFNꢀNBZꢀOPUꢀXPSLꢀQSPQ  
-
FSMZꢀXIFOꢀUIFꢀCVNQFSꢀIBTꢀCFFOꢀ  
EBNBHFEꢁꢀPSꢀJGꢀUIFꢀSFBSꢀCVNQFSꢀ  
IBTꢀCFFOꢀSFQMBDFEꢀPSꢀSFQBJSFEꢃ  
$67  
䳜 5IFꢀTFOTJOHꢀSBOHFꢀEJGGFSTꢀTPNF  
-
XIBUꢀBDDPSEJOHꢀUPꢀUIFꢀXJEUIꢀPGꢀ  
UIFꢀSPBEꢃꢀ8IFOꢀUIFꢀSPBEꢀJTꢀOBS  
-
SPXꢁꢀUIFꢀTZTUFNꢀNBZꢀEFUFDUꢀ  
PUIFSꢀWFIJDMFTꢀJOꢀUIFꢀOFYUꢀMBOFꢃ  
䳜 5IFꢀTZTUFNꢀNBZꢀUVSOꢀPGGꢀEVFꢀUPꢀ  
TUSPOHꢀFMFDUSPNBHOFUJDꢀXBWFTꢃ  
䳜 "MXBZTꢀLFFQꢀUIFꢀTFOTPSTꢀDMFBOꢃ  
䳜 /&7&3ꢀBSCJUSBSJMZꢀEJTBTTFNCMFꢀUIFꢀ  
TFOTPSꢀDPNQPOFOUꢀOPSꢀBQQMZꢀBOZꢀ  
JNQBDUꢀPOꢀUIFꢀTFOTPSꢀDPNQPOFOUꢃ  
OCDP059212  
8BHPO  
䳜 #FꢀDBSFGVMꢀOPUꢀUPꢀBQQMZꢀVOOFDFT  
-
TBSZꢀGPSDFꢀPOꢀUIFꢀSBEBSꢀTFOTPSꢀPSꢀ  
TFOTPSꢀDPWFSꢃꢀ*GꢀUIFꢀTFOTPSꢀJTꢀGPSD  
-
ꢀ
JCMZꢀNPWFEꢀPVUꢀPGꢀQSPQFSꢀBMJHO  
-
NFOUꢁꢀUIFꢀTZTUFNꢀNBZꢀOPUꢀ  
PQFSBUFꢀDPSSFDUMZꢃꢀ*OꢀUIJTꢀDBTFꢁꢀBꢀ  
XBSOJOHꢀNFTTBHFꢀNBZꢀOPUꢀCFꢀEJT  
-
QMBZFEꢃꢀ5BLFꢀZPVSꢀWFIJDMFꢀUPꢀBꢀ  
QSPGFTTJPOBMꢀXPSLTIPQꢀBOEꢀIBWFꢀ  
OCDP059211  
UIFꢀTZTUFNꢀDIFDLFEꢃꢀ,JBꢀSFDPN  
-
"MXBZTꢀLFFQꢀUIFꢀSFBSꢀCVNQFSꢀDMFBOꢀ  
GPSꢀUIFꢀTZTUFNꢀUPꢀXPSLꢀQSPQFSMZꢃ  
NFOETꢀUPꢀWJTJUꢀBOꢀBVUIPSJ[FEꢀ,JBꢀ  
EFBMFSꢄTFSWJDFꢀQBSUOFSꢃ  
䳜 %PꢀOPUꢀBQQMZꢀGPSFJHOꢀPCKFDUTꢀTVDIꢀ  
BTꢀBꢀCVNQFSꢀTUJDLFSꢀPSꢀBꢀCVNQFSꢀ  
HVBSEꢀOFBSꢀUIFꢀSBEBSꢀTFOTPSꢀPSꢀ  
BQQMZꢀQBJOUꢀUPꢀUIFꢀTFOTPSꢀBSFBꢃꢀ  
%PJOHꢀTPꢀNBZꢀBEWFSTFMZꢀBGGFDUꢀUIFꢀ  
QFSGPSNBODFꢀPGꢀUIFꢀTFOTPSꢃ  
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131  
Driving your vehicle  
Rear Cross-Traffic Collision Warning (RCCW)  
Warning message  
driving in sparse rural or open area,  
such as desert, where there is  
insufficient data for operation.  
This message may also activate  
during heavy rain or due to road  
spray.  
In this case, the vehicle does not  
need service.  
When the cargo area or other equip  
-
ment is being used, turn all func  
-
OCDP069442  
tions of the system [OFF].  
The message will appear to notify  
the driver if there are foreign sub  
-
stances on the surface or inside the  
rear bumper or it is hot near the  
rear bumper. The light on the switch  
and the system will be turned off  
automatically.  
Remove the foreign substance on  
the rear bumper.  
After the foreign substance is  
OCDP069443  
removed, if you drive for approxi  
mately 10 minutes, the system will  
work normally.  
-
If the system does not work prop  
erly, a warning message will appear  
and the light on the switch will turn  
-
off. The system will turn off auto  
matically.  
-
If the system does not work nor  
-
mally even though the foreign sub  
stance, trailer or carrier, or other  
equipment is removed, take your  
vehicle to a professional workshop  
and have the system checked. Kia  
recommends to visit an authorized  
Kia dealer/service partner.  
-
In this case, have the system  
checked by a professional workshop.  
Kia recommends to visit an autho  
rized Kia dealer/service partner.  
-
It is possible to get the message  
with no foreign substance on the  
rear bumper, for example, when  
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132  
Driving your vehicle  
Rear Cross-Traffic Collision Warning (RCCW)  
䳜 The rear bumper is damaged, or  
the sensor is out of the original  
default position.  
䳜 The vehicle height gets lower or  
higher due to heavy loading in a  
tailgate, abnormal tire pressure,  
etc.  
䳜 When the temperature of the  
rear bumper is high.  
䳜 When the sensors are blocked by  
other vehicles, walls or parking-  
lot pillars.  
䳜 The vehicle drives on a curved  
road.  
䳜 The road pavement (or the  
peripheral ground) abnormally  
contains metallic components (i.e.  
CAUTION  
䳜 The system may not work prop  
erly if the bumper has been  
replaced or if a repair work has  
been done near the sensor.  
䳜 The detection area differs  
according to the roads width. If  
the road is narrow the system  
may detect other vehicles in the  
second next lane.  
䳜 On the contrary, if the road is  
very wide the system may not  
detect other vehicles in the next  
lane.  
-
䳜 The system might be turned off  
due to strong electromagnetic  
waves.  
possibly due to subway construc  
-
tion).  
䳜 There is a fixed object near the  
vehicle, such as a guardrail.  
䳜 While going down or up a steep  
road where the height of the lane  
is different.  
䳜 Driving on a narrow road where  
trees or grass or overgrown.  
䳜 Driving in rural areas where the  
sensor does not detect another  
vehicle for an extended period of  
time.  
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Limitations of the system  
The driver must be cautious in the  
below situations, because the sys  
-
tem may not detect other vehicles  
or objects in certain circumstances.  
䳜 When a trailer or carrier is  
installed.  
䳜 The vehicle drives in inclement  
weather such as heavy rain or  
snow.  
䳜 The sensor is polluted with rain,  
snow, mud, etc.  
䳜 The rear bumper where the sen  
䳜 Driving on a wet road.  
䳜 Driving on a road where the  
guardrail or wall is in double  
structure.  
-
sor is located is covered with a  
foreign object such as a bumper  
sticker, a bumper guard, a bike  
rack, etc.  
䳜 A big vehicle is near such as a bus  
or truck.  
䳜 When the other vehicle  
approaches very close.  
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133  
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3FBSꢁ$SPTTꢄ5SBGGJDꢁ$PMMJTJPOꢁ8BSOJOHꢁ 3$$8ꢃ  
䳜 8IFOꢀUIFꢀPUIFSꢀWFIJDMFꢀQBTTFTꢀBUꢀ  
BꢀWFSZꢀGBTUꢀTQFFEꢃ  
%SJWJOHꢁXIFSFꢁUIFSFꢁJTꢁBꢁWFIJDMFꢁPSꢁ  
TUSVDUVSFꢁOFBS  
䳜 8IJMFꢀDIBOHJOHꢀMBOFTꢃ  
䳜 *GꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀIBTꢀTUBSUFEꢀBUꢀUIFꢀ  
TBNFꢀUJNFꢀBTꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀOFYUꢀUPꢀ  
ZPVꢀBOEꢀIBTꢀBDDFMFSBUFEꢃ  
䳜 8IFOꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀJOꢀUIFꢀOFYUꢀMBOFꢀ  
NPWFTꢀUXPꢀMBOFTꢀBXBZꢀGSPNꢀZPVꢀ  
03ꢀXIFOꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀUXPꢀMBOFTꢀ  
BXBZꢀNPWFTꢀUPꢀUIFꢀOFYUꢀMBOFꢀ  
GSPNꢀZPVꢃ  
䳜 "ꢀNPUPSDZDMFꢀPSꢀCJDZDMFꢀJTꢀOFBSꢃ  
䳜 "ꢀGMBUꢀUSBJMFSꢀJTꢀOFBSꢃ  
䳜 *GꢀUIFSFꢀBSFꢀTNBMMꢀPCKFDUTꢀJOꢀUIFꢀ  
EFUFDUJOHꢀBSFBꢀTVDIꢀBTꢀBꢀTIPQQJOHꢀ  
DBSUꢀPSꢀBꢀCBCZꢀTUSPMMFSꢃ  
䳜 *GꢀUIFSFꢀJTꢀBꢀMPXꢀIFJHIUꢀWFIJDMFꢀ  
TVDIꢀBTꢀBꢀTQPSUTꢀDBSꢃ  
䳜 5IFꢀWFIJDMFꢀTIBSQMZꢀTUPQTꢃ  
䳜 5FNQFSBUVSFꢀJTꢀFYUSFNFMZꢀMPXꢀ  
BSPVOEꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢃ  
OCDW059115  
<">ꢇꢀ4USVDUVSF  
5IFꢀTZTUFNꢀNBZꢀOPUꢀPQFSBUFꢀQSPQ  
FSMZꢀXIFOꢀESJWJOHꢀXIFSFꢀUIFSFꢀJTꢀBꢀ  
WFIJDMFꢀPSꢀTUSVDUVSFꢀOFBSꢃ  
-
*OꢀDFSUBJOꢀJOTUBODFTꢁꢀUIFꢀTZTUFNꢀ  
NBZꢀOPUꢀEFUFDUꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀ  
BQQSPBDIJOHꢀGSPNꢀCFIJOEꢀBOEꢀUIFꢀ  
XBSOJOHꢀNBZꢀOPUꢀPQFSBUFꢀQSPQFSMZꢃ  
䳜 5IFꢀWFIJDMFꢀTFWFSFMZꢀWJCSBUFTꢀ  
XIJMFꢀESJWJOHꢀPWFSꢀBꢀCVNQZꢀSPBEꢁꢀ  
VOFWFOꢄCVNQZꢀSPBEꢁꢀPSꢀDPODSFUFꢀ  
QBUDIꢃ  
"MXBZTꢀQBZꢀBUUFOUJPOꢀUPꢀZPVSꢀTVS  
SPVOEJOHꢀXIJMFꢀESJWJOHꢃ  
-
䳜 5IFꢀWFIJDMFꢀESJWFTꢀPOꢀBꢀTMJQQFSZꢀ  
TVSGBDFꢀEVFꢀUPꢀTOPXꢁꢀXBUFSꢀQVE  
EMFꢁꢀPSꢀJDFꢃ  
8IFOꢁUIFꢁWFIJDMFꢁJTꢁJOꢁBꢁDPNQMFYꢁ  
QBSLJOHꢁFOWJSPONFOU  
-
OCDW059116  
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3FBSꢁ$SPTTꢄ5SBGGJDꢁ$PMMJTJPOꢁ8BSOJOHꢁ 3$$8ꢃ  
5IFꢀTZTUFNꢀNBZꢀOPUꢀPQFSBUFꢀQSPQ  
-
GSPNꢀUIFꢀSFBSꢀMFGUꢄSJHIUꢀPGꢀZPVSꢀ  
FSMZꢀXIFOꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀJTꢀJOꢀBꢀDPNQMFYꢀ WFIJDMFꢃꢀ*OꢀUIJTꢀDBTFꢁꢀUIFꢀXBSOJOHꢀ  
QBSLJOHꢀFOWJSPONFOUꢃ  
NBZꢀOPUꢀPQFSBUFꢀQSPQFSMZꢃ  
*OꢀDFSUBJOꢀJOTUBODFTꢁꢀUIFꢀTZTUFNꢀ  
NBZꢀOPUꢀCFꢀBCMFꢀUPꢀFYBDUMZꢀEFUFS  
NJOFꢀUIFꢀSJTLꢀPGꢀDPMMJTJPOꢀGPSꢀUIFꢀ  
"MXBZTꢀQBZꢀBUUFOUJPOꢀUPꢀZPVSꢀTVS  
SPVOEJOHꢀXIJMFꢀESJWJOHꢃ  
-
-
WFIJDMFTꢀXIJDIꢀBSFꢀQBSLJOHꢀPSꢀQVMMJOHꢀ  
PVUꢀOFBSꢀZPVSꢀWFIJDMFꢀ FꢃHꢃꢀBꢀWFIJDMFꢀ  
8IFOꢁUIFꢁWFIJDMFꢁJTꢁPOꢂOFBSꢁBꢁTMPQF  
FTDBQJOHꢀCFTJEFꢀZPVSꢀWFIJDMFꢁꢀBꢀWFIJ  
-
DMFꢀQBSLJOHꢀPSꢀQVMMJOHꢀPVUꢀJOꢀUIFꢀSFBSꢀ  
BSFBꢁꢀBꢀWFIJDMFꢀBQQSPBDIJOHꢀZPVSꢀ  
WFIJDMFꢀNBLJOHꢀBꢀUVSOꢁꢀFUDꢃꢂꢃ  
*OꢀUIJTꢀDBTFꢁꢀUIFꢀXBSOJOHꢀNBZꢀOPUꢀ  
PQFSBUFꢀQSPQFSMZꢃ  
8IFOꢁUIFꢁWFIJDMFꢁJTꢁQBSLFEꢁEJBHP  
OBMMZ  
-
OCDP059118  
5IFꢀTZTUFNꢀNBZꢀOPUꢀPQFSBUFꢀQSPQ  
FSMZꢀXIFOꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀJTꢀPOꢄOFBSꢀBꢀ  
TMPQFꢃ  
-
ꢀ
*OꢀDFSUBJOꢀJOTUBODFTꢁꢀUIFꢀTZTUFNꢀ  
NBZꢀOPUꢀEFUFDUꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀ  
BQQSPBDIJOHꢀGSPNꢀUIFꢀSFBSꢀMFGUꢄSJHIUꢀ  
BOEꢀUIFꢀXBSOJOHꢀNBZꢀOPUꢀPQFSBUFꢀ  
QSPQFSMZꢃ  
"MXBZTꢀQBZꢀBUUFOUJPOꢀUPꢀZPVSꢀTVS  
SPVOEJOHꢀXIJMFꢀESJWJOHꢃ  
-
OCDW059117  
<">ꢇꢀ7FIJDMF  
5IFꢀTZTUFNꢀNBZꢀOPUꢀPQFSBUFꢀQSPQ  
-
FSMZꢀXIFOꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀJTꢀQBSLFEꢀEJBH  
-
POBMMZꢃ  
*OꢀDFSUBJOꢀJOTUBODFTꢁꢀXIFOꢀUIFꢀEJBH  
-
POBMMZꢀQBSLFEꢀWFIJDMFꢀJTꢀQVMMFEꢀPVUꢀPGꢀ  
UIFꢀQBSLJOHꢀTQBDFꢁꢀUIFꢀTZTUFNꢀNBZꢀ  
OPUꢀEFUFDUꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀBQQSPBDIJOHꢀ  
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3FBSꢁ$SPTTꢄ5SBGGJDꢁ$PMMJTJPOꢁ8BSOJOHꢁ 3$$8ꢃ  
1VMMJOHꢁJOUPꢁUIFꢁQBSLJOHꢁTQBDFꢁ  
XIFSFꢁUIFSFꢁJTꢁBꢁTUSVDUVSF  
8IFOꢁUIFꢁWFIJDMFꢁJTꢁQBSLFEꢁSFBS  
XBSE  
-
OCDW059119  
OCDW059120  
<">ꢇꢀ4USVDUVSFꢁꢀ<#>ꢇꢀ8BMM  
*GꢀUIFꢀWFIJDMFꢀJTꢀQBSLFEꢀSFBSXBSEꢀBOEꢀ  
UIFꢀTFOTPSꢀEFUFDUTꢀUIFꢀBOPUIFSꢀ  
5IFꢀTZTUFNꢀNBZꢀOPUꢀPQFSBUFꢀQSPQ  
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137  
Driving your vehicle  
Economical operation  
brake pedal may cause the brakes  
to overheat, which reduces their  
effectiveness and may lead to  
more serious consequences.  
Economical operation  
Your vehicle's fuel economy depends  
mainly on your style of driving,  
where you drive and when you drive.  
䳜 Take care of your tires. Keep  
Each of these factors affects how  
many kilometers (miles) you can get  
them inflated to the recom  
mended pressure. Incorrect infla  
-
-
from a liter (gallon) of fuel.To oper  
-
tion, either too much or too little,  
results in unnecessary tire wear.  
Check the tire pressures at least  
once a month.  
ate your vehicle as economically as  
possible, use the following driving  
suggestions to help save money in  
both fuel and repairs:  
䳜 Be sure that the wheels are  
䳜 Drive smoothly. Accelerate at a  
aligned correctly. Improper align  
ment can result from hitting  
curbs or driving too fast over  
irregular surfaces. Poor alignment  
causes faster tire wear and may  
also result in other problems as  
well as greater fuel consumption.  
䳜 Keep your car in good condition.  
For better fuel economy and  
-
moderate rate. Don't make "jack  
rabbit" starts or full-throttle  
shifts and maintain a steady  
cruising speed. Don't race  
between stoplights.Try to adjust  
your speed to the traffic so you  
don't have to change speeds  
unnecessarily. Avoid heavy traffic  
whenever possible.  
-
reduced maintenance costs,  
Always maintain a safe distance  
from other vehicles so you can  
avoid unnecessary braking. This  
also reduces brake wear.  
䳜 Drive at a moderate speed. The  
faster you drive, the more fuel  
your vehicle uses. Driving at a  
moderate speed, especially on the  
highway, is one of the most  
maintain your car in accordance  
with the "Normal maintenance  
schedule - for Europe (Except  
Russia)" on page 8-11. If you drive  
your car in severe conditions,  
more frequent maintenance is  
required (Refer to "Maintenance  
under severe usage conditions -  
for Europe (Except Russia)" on  
effective ways to reduce fuel con  
sumption.  
-
page 8-14, "Severe driving condi  
tions" on page 8-15).  
-
䳜 Don't "ride" the brake pedal. This  
can increase fuel consumption  
and also increase wear on these  
components. In addition, driving  
with your foot resting on the  
䳜 Keep your car clean. For maxi  
mum service, your vehicle should  
be kept clean and free of corro  
sive materials. It is especially  
-
-
important that mud, dirt, ice, etc.  
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138  
Driving your vehicle  
Economical operation  
not be allowed to accumulate on  
the underside of the car. This  
extra weight can result in  
increased fuel consumption and  
also contribute to corrosion.  
䳜 Fuel economy is less in cross  
-
winds and headwinds. To help off  
set some of this loss, slow down  
when driving in these conditions.  
-
Keeping a vehicle in good operating  
condition is important both for  
economy and safety. Therefore,  
have the system serviced by a pro  
fessional workshop.  
䳜 Travel lightly. Don't carry unnec  
-
essary weight in your car. Weight  
reduces fuel economy.  
-
䳜 Don't let the engine idle longer  
than necessary. If you are waiting  
(and not in traffic), turn off your  
engine and restart only when  
you're ready to go.  
Kia recommends to visit an autho  
rized Kia dealer/service partner.  
-
䳜 Remember, your vehicle does not  
require extended warm-up. After  
the engine has started, allow the  
WARNING  
Engine off during motion  
Never turn the engine off to coast  
engine to run for 10 to 20 sec  
onds prior to placing the vehicle in  
gear. In very cold weather, how  
-
down hills or anytime the vehicle is  
in motion. The power steering and  
power brakes will not function prop  
erly without the engine running.  
Instead, keep the engine on and  
downshift to an appropriate gear  
for engine braking effect. In addi  
tion, turning off the ignition while  
driving could engage the steering  
-
-
ever, give your engine a slightly  
longer warmup period.  
䳜 Don't "lug" or "over-rev" the  
engine. Lugging is driving too  
slowly in too high a gear resulting  
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in the engine bucking. If this hap  
-
pens, shift to a lower gear. Over-  
revving is racing the engine  
beyond its safe limit. This can be  
wheel lock resulting in loss of vehicle  
steering which could cause serious  
injury or death.  
avoided by shifting at the recom  
mended speeds.  
-
䳜 Use your air conditioning spar  
-
ingly. The air conditioning system  
is operated by engine power so  
your fuel economy is reduced  
when you use it.  
䳜 Open windows at high speeds can  
reduce fuel economy.  
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139  
Driving your vehicle  
Special driving conditions  
Rocking the vehicle  
Special driving conditions  
Hazardous driving conditions  
If it is necessary to rock the vehicle  
to free it from snow, sand, or mud,  
first turn the steering wheel right  
and left to clear the area around  
your front wheels. Do not race the  
engine, and spin the wheels as little  
as possible. If you are still stuck  
after a few tries, have the vehicle  
pulled out by a tow vehicle to avoid  
engine overheating and possible  
damage to the transmission.  
When hazardous driving conditions  
are encountered such as water,  
snow, ice, mud, sand, or similar haz  
ards, follow these suggestions:  
䳜 Drive cautiously and allow extra  
distance for braking.  
䳜 Avoid sudden braking or steering.  
䳜 When braking with non-ABS  
brakes pump the brake pedal with  
a light up-and-down motion until  
the vehicle is stopped.  
-
CAUTION  
Prolonged rocking may cause engine  
over-heating, transmission damage  
or failure, and tire damage.  
WARNING  
ABS  
Do not pump the brake pedal on a  
vehicle equipped with ABS.  
WARNING  
䳜 If stalled in snow, mud, or sand,  
use second gear. Accelerate  
slowly to avoid spinning the drive  
wheels.  
Spinning tires  
Do not spin the wheels, especially at  
speeds more than 56 km/h (35  
mph). Spinning the wheels at high  
䳜 Use sand, rock salt, tire chains, or  
other non-slip material under the  
drive wheels to provide traction  
when stalled in ice, snow, or mud.  
speeds when the vehicle is station  
ary could cause a tire to overheat  
which could result in tire damage  
that may injure bystanders.  
-
NOTICE  
The ESC system should be turned  
OFF prior to rocking the vehicle.  
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140  
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141  
Driving your vehicle  
Special driving conditions  
Driving in the rain  
䳜 If you believe you may have got-  
ten your brakes wet, apply them  
lightly while driving until normal  
braking operation returns.  
Driving in flooded areas  
Avoid driving through flooded areas  
unless you are sure the water is no  
higher than the bottom of the wheel  
hub. Drive through any water  
slowly. Allow adequate stopping dis  
tance because brake performance  
may be affected.  
-
OCDP059027  
Rain and wet roads can make driving  
dangerous, especially if you䳓re not  
prepared for the slick pavement.  
Here are a few things to consider  
when driving in the rain:  
䳜 A heavy rainfall will make it  
harder to see and will increase the  
distance needed to stop your  
vehicle, so slow down.  
After driving through water, dry the  
brakes by gently applying them  
several times while the vehicle is  
moving slowly.  
Driving off-road  
Drive carefully off-road because  
your vehicle may be damaged by  
rocks of roots of trees. Become  
familiar with the off-road conditions  
where you are going to drive before  
you begin driving.  
䳜 Keep your windshield wiping  
equipment in good shape. Replace  
your windshield wiper blades  
when they show signs of streak  
-
ing or missing areas on the wind  
-
shield.  
䳜 If your tires are not in good condi  
tion, making a quick stop on wet  
pavement can cause a skid and  
possibly lead to an accident. Be  
-
sure your tires are in good shape.  
䳜 Turn on your headlights to make  
it easier for others to see you.  
䳜 Driving too fast through large  
puddles can affect your brakes. If  
you must go through puddles, try  
to drive through them slowly.  
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142  
Driving your vehicle  
Special driving conditions  
Highway driving  
Tires  
wheels (Wagon)" on page 9-4,  
"Tires and wheels (CUV)" on page  
9-4.  
䳜 Driving on tires with no or insuffi  
-
cient tread is dangerous. Worn-  
out tires can result in loss of vehi  
-
cle control, collisions, injury, and  
even death. Worn-out tires should  
be replaced as soon as possible  
and should never be used for driv  
ing. Always check the tire tread  
-
before driving your car. For fur  
-
ther information and tread limits,  
refer to "Tires and wheels  
(Wagon)" on page 9-4, "Tires and  
wheels (CUV)" on page 9-4.  
OCDP059029  
Adjust the tire inflation pressures to  
specification. Low tire inflation pres  
sures will result in overheating and  
possible failure of the tires.  
-
Fuel, engine coolant and engine oil  
Avoid using worn or damaged tires  
High speed travel consumes more  
fuel than urban motoring. Do not  
forget to check both engine coolant  
and engine oil.  
which may result in reduced traction  
or tire failure.  
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NOTICE  
Never exceed the maximum tire  
inflation pressure shown on the  
tires.  
Drive belt  
A loose or damaged drive belt may  
result in overheating of the engine.  
WARNING  
䳜 Underinflated or overinflated tires  
can cause poor handling, loss of  
vehicle control, and sudden tire  
failure leading to accidents, inju  
ries, and even death. Always  
check tires for proper inflation  
before driving. For proper tire  
pressures, refer to "Tires and  
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143  
Driving your vehicle  
Winter driving  
During deceleration, use engine  
braking to the fullest extent. Sud  
Winter driving  
-
den brake applications on snowy or  
icy roads may cause skids to occur.  
You need to keep sufficient distance  
between the vehicle in operation in  
front and your vehicle. Also, apply  
the brake gently. It should be noted  
that installing tire chains on the tire  
will provide a greater driving force,  
but will not prevent side skids.  
OCDP059028  
More severe weather conditions of  
winter result in greater wear and  
other problems. To minimize winter  
driving problem, you should follow  
these suggestions:  
NOTICE  
Tire chains are not legal in all coun  
tries. Check the country laws before  
fitting tire chains.  
-
* Snow tires and tire chains for the  
national language (Icelandic, Bul  
garian) see the Appendix.  
-
Snow tires  
If you mount snow tires on your  
vehicle, make sure they are radial  
tires of the same size and load  
range as the original tires. Mount  
snow tires on all four wheels to bal  
ance your vehicle䳓s handling in all  
weather conditions. Keep in mind  
that the traction provided by snow  
tires on dry roads may not be as  
Snowy or icy conditions  
To drive your vehicle in deep snow, it  
may be necessary to use snow tires  
or to install tire chains on your tires.  
-
If snow tires are needed, it is neces  
-
sary to select tires equivalent in size  
and type of the original equipment  
tires. Failure to do so may adversely  
affect the safety and handling of  
your car. Furthermore, speeding,  
rapid acceleration, sudden brake  
applications, and sharp turns are  
high as your vehicle's original equip  
ment tires.You should drive cau  
tiously even when the roads are  
-
-
clear. Check with the tire dealer for  
maximum speed recommendations.  
potentially very hazardous prac  
-
tices.  
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144  
Driving your vehicle  
Winter driving  
in). Damage to your vehicle caused  
by improper snow chain use is not  
WARNING  
Snow tire size  
covered by your vehicle manufac  
turers warranty.  
-
Snow tires should be equivalent in  
size and type to the vehicle's stan  
dard tires. Otherwise, the safety  
and handling of your vehicle may be  
adversely affected.  
-
Install tire chains only on the front  
tires.  
CAUTION  
Do not install studded tires without  
first checking local, state and  
municipal regulations for possible  
restrictions against their use.  
䳜 Make sure the snow chains are  
the correct size and type for your  
tires. Incorrect snow chains can  
cause damage to the vehicle body  
and suspension and may not be  
covered by your vehicle manufac  
turer warranty. Also, the snow  
chain connecting hooks may be  
-
Tire chains  
damaged from contacting vehicle  
components causing the snow  
chains to come loose from the  
tire. Make sure the snow chains  
are SAE class 䳖S䳗 certified.  
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䳜 Always check chain installation for  
proper mounting after driving  
approximately 0.5 to 1 km (0.3 to  
OCDP059030  
0.6 miles) to ensure safe mount  
ing. Retighten or remount the  
chains if they are loose.  
-
Since the sidewalls of radial tires are  
thinner, they can be damaged by  
mounting some types of snow  
chains on them. Therefore, the use  
of snow tires is recommended  
instead of snow chains. Do not  
mount tire chains on vehicles  
equipped with aluminum wheels;  
snow chains may cause damage to  
the wheels. If snow chains must be  
used, use wire-type chains with a  
thickness of less than 12 mm (0.47  
䳜 Even with the appropriate chain  
installed, do not make a full  
turn(turn the steering wheel fully  
to one side) when driving the  
vehicle. (If you are making a full  
turn, drive with the speed below  
10km/h.)  
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145  
Driving your vehicle  
Winter driving  
Chain installation  
hazards, which may cause the  
vehicle to bounce.  
䳜 Avoid sharp turns or locked-wheel  
braking.  
When installing chains, follow the  
manufacturer's instructions and  
mount them as tightly as you can.  
Drive slowly with chains installed. If  
you hear the chains contacting the  
body or chassis, stop and tighten  
them. If they still make contact,  
slow down until it stops. Remove  
the chains as soon as you begin  
driving on cleared roads.  
CAUTION  
Tire chains  
䳜 Chains that are the wrong size or  
improperly installed can damage  
your vehicle's brake lines, suspen  
sion, body and wheels.  
-
WARNING  
䳜 Stop driving and retighten the  
chains any time you hear them  
hitting the vehicle.  
Mounting chains  
When mounting snow chains, park  
the vehicle on level ground away  
from traffic. Turn on the vehicle  
Hazard Warning flashers and place a  
triangular emergency warning  
device behind the vehicle if available.  
Always place the vehicle in P (Park),  
apply the parking brake and turn off  
the engine before installing snow  
chains.  
Use high quality ethylene glycol  
coolant  
Your vehicle is delivered with high  
quality ethylene glycol coolant in the  
cooling system. It is the only type of  
coolant that should be used because  
it helps prevent corrosion in the  
cooling system, lubricates the water  
pump and prevents freezing. Be  
sure to replace or replenish your  
coolant in accordance with the  
WARNING  
Tire chains  
䳜 The use of chains may adversely  
affect vehicle handling.  
䳜 Do not exceed 30 km/h (20 mph)  
maintenance schedule in "Mainte  
nance" on page 8-5.  
-
Before winter, have your coolant  
tested to assure that its freezing  
point is sufficient for the tempera  
or the chain manufacturer䳓s rec  
-
ommended speed limit, whichever  
is lower.  
䳜 Drive carefully and avoid bumps,  
holes, sharp turns, and other road  
-
tures anticipated during the winter.  
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146  
Driving your vehicle  
Winter driving  
Check battery and cables  
To keep locks from freezing  
Winter puts additional burdens on  
the battery system. Visually inspect  
the battery and cables as described  
in "Maintenance" on page 8-5. Have  
the level of charge in your battery  
checked by a professional workshop.  
To keep the locks from freezing,  
squirt an approved de-icer fluid or  
glycerine into the key opening. If a  
lock is covered with ice, squirt it with  
an approved de-icing fluid to remove  
the ice. If the lock is frozen inter  
-
Kia recommends to visit an autho  
rized Kia dealer/service partner.  
-
nally, you may be able to thaw it out  
by using a heated key. Handle the  
heated key with care to avoid injury.  
Change to "winter weight" oil if  
necessary  
Use approved window washer anti-  
freeze in system  
In some climates it is recommended  
that a lower viscosity "winter  
weight" oil be used during cold  
To keep the water in the window  
washer system from freezing, add  
an approved window washer anti-  
freeze solution in accordance with  
weather. See "Specifications, Con  
-
sumer information and Reporting  
safety defects" on page 9-2. If you  
aren't sure what weight oil you  
should use, Kia recommends to con  
instructions on the container.Win  
-
dow washer anti-freeze is available  
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-
from an authorized Kia dealer/ser  
-
sult an authorized Kia dealer/service  
partner.  
vice partner and most auto parts  
outlets. Do not use engine coolant  
or other types of anti-freeze as  
these may damage the paint finish.  
Check spark plugs and ignition sys  
tem  
-
Don't let your parking brake freeze  
Inspect your spark plugs as  
described in "Maintenance" on page  
8-5 and replace them if necessary.  
Also check all ignition wiring and  
components to be sure they are not  
cracked, worn or damaged in any  
way.  
Under some conditions your parking  
brake can freeze in the engaged  
position. This is most likely to hap  
-
pen when there is an accumulation  
of snow or ice around or near the  
rear brakes or if the brakes are wet.  
If there is a risk the parking brake  
may freeze, apply it only temporar  
-
ily while you put the gear shift lever  
in P (Park) and block the rear wheels  
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147  
Driving your vehicle  
Trailer towing (For europe)  
so the vehicle cannot roll. Then  
release the parking brake.  
Trailer towing (For europe)  
If you are considering towing with  
your car, you should first check with  
your country䳓s Department of  
Motor Vehicles to determine their  
legal requirements.  
Don't let ice and snow accumulate  
underneath  
Under some conditions, snow and  
ice can build up under the fenders  
and interfere with the steering.  
When driving in severe winter condi  
tions where this may happen, you  
Since laws vary the requirements  
for towing trailers, cars, or other  
types of vehicles or apparatus may  
differ. Kia recommends to ask an  
authorized Kia dealer/service part  
ner.  
-
should periodically check under  
-
-
neath the car to be sure the move  
ment of the front wheels and the  
steering components is not  
obstructed.  
-
WARNING  
Towing a trailer  
If you don't use the correct equip  
-
Carry emergency equipment  
ment and drive improperly, you can  
lose control when you pull a trailer.  
For example, if the trailer is too  
heavy, the brakes may not work  
well - or even at all. You and your  
passengers could be seriously or  
fatally injured. Pull a trailer only if  
you have followed all the steps in  
this section.  
Depending on the severity of the  
weather, you should carry appropri  
-
ate emergency equipment. Some of  
the items you may want to carry  
include tire chains, tow straps or  
chains, flashlight, emergency flares,  
sand, shovel, jumper cables, window  
scraper, gloves, ground cloth, cover  
alls, blanket, etc.  
-
WARNING  
Weight limits  
Before towing, make sure the total  
trailer weight, gross combination  
weight, gross vehicle weight, gross  
axle weight and trailer tongue load  
are all within the limits.  
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148  
Driving your vehicle  
Trailer towing (For europe)  
"Weight of the trailer" on page 6-  
NOTICE  
156 that appears later in this sec  
tion.  
-
䳜 The technically permissible maxi  
-
mum load on the rear axle(s) may  
be exceeded by not more than 15  
% and the technically permissible  
Remember that trailering is differ  
ent than just driving your vehicle by  
itself. Trailering means changes in  
-
maximum laden mass of the vehi  
-
handling, durability, and fuel econ  
omy. Successful, safe trailering  
-
cle may be exceeded by not more  
than 10 % or 100 kg (220.4 lbs),  
whichever value is lower. In this  
case, do not exceed 100 km/h  
(62.1 mph) for vehicle of category  
M1 or 80 km/h (49.7 mph) for  
vehicle of category N1.  
requires correct equipment, and it  
has to be used properly.  
This section contains many time  
tested, important trailering tips and  
safety rules. Many of these are  
important for your safety and that  
of your passengers. Please read this  
section carefully before you pull a  
trailer.  
䳜 When towing a trailer, the addi  
-
tional load imposed at the trailer  
coupling device may cause the  
rear tire maximum load ratings to  
be exceeded, but not by more  
than 15%. In such a case, do not  
exceed 100km/h, and the rear tire  
pressure should be at least 20  
Load-pulling components such as  
the engine, transmission, wheel  
assemblies, and tires are forced to  
work harder against the load of the  
added weight. The engine is  
required to operate at relatively  
higher speeds and under greater  
loads. This additional burden gener  
ates extra heat. The trailer also  
considerably adds wind resistance,  
increasing pulling requirements.  
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kPa(0.2 bar) above the tire pres  
-
sure(s) as recommended for nor  
mal use (i.e. without a trailer  
attached).  
-
-
CAUTION  
Pulling a trailer improperly can  
damage your vehicle and result in  
costly repairs not covered by your  
warranty. To pull a trailer correctly,  
follow the advice in this section.  
Your vehicle can tow a trailer. To  
identify what the vehicle trailering  
capacity is for your vehicle, refer to  
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150  
Driving your vehicle  
Trailer towing (For europe)  
your trailer. And, never allow safety  
chains drag on the ground.  
Driving with a trailer  
Towing a trailer requires a certain  
amount of experience. Before set  
ting out for the open road, you must  
get to know your trailer. Acquaint  
yourself with the feel of handling  
and braking with the added weight  
of the trailer. And always keep in  
mind that the vehicle you are driving  
is now a good deal longer and not  
nearly so responsive as your vehicle  
is by itself.  
-
Trailer brakes  
If your trailer is equipped with a  
braking system, make sure it con  
forms to your country䳓s regulations  
and that it is properly installed and  
operating correctly.  
-
If your trailer weighs more than the  
maximum trailer weight without  
trailer brakes loaded, then it needs  
its own brakes and they must be  
Before you start, check the trailer  
hitch and platform, safety chains,  
electrical connector(s), lights, tires  
and mirror adjustment. If the trailer  
adequate. Be sure to read and fol  
-
low the instructions for the trailer  
brakes so you䳓ll be able to install,  
adjust and maintain them properly.  
䳜 Don䳓t tap into your vehicle's brake  
system.  
has electric brakes, start your vehi  
-
cle and trailer moving and then  
apply the trailer brake controller by  
hand to be sure the brakes are  
working. This lets you check your  
electrical connection at the same  
time.  
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WARNING  
Trailer brakes  
Do not use a trailer with its own  
brakes unless you are absolutely  
certain that you have properly set  
up the brake system. This is not a  
During your trip, check occasionally  
to be sure that the load is secure,  
and that the lights and trailer  
brakes are still working.  
task for amateurs. Use an experi  
-
enced, competent trailer shop for  
this work.  
Following distance  
Stay at least twice as far behind the  
vehicle ahead as you would when  
driving your vehicle without a trailer.  
This can help you avoid situations  
that require heavy braking and sud  
den turns.  
-
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151  
Driving your vehicle  
Trailer towing (For europe)  
Passing  
alert other drivers you䳓re about to  
turn, change lanes, or stop.  
You䳓ll need more passing distance up  
ahead when you䳓re towing a trailer.  
When towing a trailer, the green  
arrows on your instrument panel  
will flash for turns even if the bulbs  
on the trailer are burned out. Thus,  
you may think drivers behind you  
are seeing your signals when, in  
fact, they are not. It䳓s important to  
check occasionally to be sure the  
trailer bulbs are still working. You  
must also check the lights every  
time you disconnect and then  
reconnect the wires.  
And, because of the increased vehi  
cle length, you䳓ll need to go much  
farther beyond the passed vehicle  
-
before you can return to your lane.  
Backing up  
Hold the bottom of the steering  
wheel with one hand. Then, to move  
the trailer to the left, just move  
your hand to the left. To move the  
trailer to the right, move your hand  
to the right. Always back up slowly  
and, if possible, have someone guide  
you.  
Do not connect a trailer lighting sys  
-
tem directly to your vehicle䳓s light  
ing system. Use only an approved  
trailer wiring harness.  
-
Making turns  
Have yourself assisted by a profes  
sional workshop in installing the  
wiring harness.  
-
When you䳓re turning with a trailer,  
make wider turns than normal. Do  
this so your trailer won䳓t strike soft  
shoulders, curbs, road signs, trees,  
or other objects. Avoid jerky or sud  
den maneuvers. Signal well in  
advance.  
Kia recommends to visit an autho  
rized Kia dealer/service partner.  
-
-
WARNING  
Failure to use an approved trailer  
wiring harness could result in dam  
age to the vehicle electrical system  
and/or personal injury.  
-
Turn signals when towing a trailer  
When you tow a trailer, your vehicle  
has to have a different turn signal  
flasher and extra wiring. The green  
arrows on your instrument panel  
will flash whenever you signal a turn  
or lane change. Properly connected,  
the trailer lights will also flash to  
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152  
Driving your vehicle  
Trailer towing (For europe)  
Driving on grades  
Parking on hills  
Reduce the speed and shift to a  
lower gear before you start down a  
long or steep downgrade. If you  
don䳓t shift down, you might have to  
use your brakes so much that they  
would get hot and no longer operate  
efficiently.  
Generally, if you have a trailer  
attached to your vehicle, you should  
not park your vehicle on a hill. Peo  
ple can be seriously or fatally  
injured, and both your vehicle and  
the trailer can be damaged if unex  
pectedly roll down hill.  
-
-
On a long uphill grade, shift down  
and reduce your speed to around 70  
WARNING  
km/h (45 mph) to reduce the possi  
bility of engine and transmission  
overheating.  
-
Parking on a hill  
Parking your vehicle on a hill with a  
trailer attached could cause serious  
injury or death, should the trailer  
break loose.  
CAUTION  
䳜 When towing a trailer on steep  
However, if you ever have to park  
your trailer on a hill, here's how to  
do it:  
1. Pull the vehicle into the parking  
space. Turn the steering wheel in  
the direction of the curb (right if  
headed down hill, left if headed up  
hill).  
2. Set the parking brake and shut off  
the vehicle.  
3. Place chocks under the trailer  
wheels on the down hill side of  
the wheels.  
grades (in excess of 6%) pay close  
attention to the engine coolant  
temperature gauge to ensure the  
engine does not overheat. If the  
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needle of the coolant tempera  
-
ture gauge moves across the dial  
towards 䳖H (HOT) (or 130/C /  
260/F)䳗, pull over and stop as  
soon as it is safe to do so, and  
allow the engine to idle until it  
cools down. You may proceed  
once the engine has cooled suffi  
ciently.  
䳜 You must decide the driving speed  
depending on trailer weight and  
uphill grade to reduce the possi  
bility of engine and transmission  
overheating.  
-
4. Start the vehicle, hold the brakes,  
shift to neutral, release the park  
ing brake and slowly release the  
brakes until the trailer chocks  
absorb the load.  
-
-
5. Reapply the brakes.  
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153  
Driving your vehicle  
Trailer towing (For europe)  
6. Shut off the vehicle and release  
the vehicle brakes but leave the  
parking brake set.  
Don䳓t forget to also maintain your  
trailer and hitch. Follow the mainte  
nance schedule that accompanied  
-
your trailer and check it periodically.  
Preferably, conduct the check at the  
start of each day䳓s driving. Most  
importantly, all hitch nuts and bolts  
should be tight.  
WARNING  
Parking brake  
It can be dangerous to get out of  
your vehicle if the parking brake is  
not firmly set.  
CAUTION  
If you have left the engine running,  
the vehicle can move suddenly. You  
or others could be seriously or  
fatally injured.  
䳜 Due to higher load during trailer  
usage, overheating might occur in  
hot days or during uphill driving. If  
the coolant gauge indicates over  
-
heating, switch off the A/C and  
stop the vehicle in a safe area to  
cool down the engine.  
When you are ready to leave after  
parking on a hill  
1. Slowly remove your foot from the  
brake pedal.  
2. Drive slowly until the trailer is  
clear of the chocks.  
3. Stop and have someone pick up  
and store the chocks.  
䳜 When towing, check the trans  
-
mission fluid more frequently.  
䳜 If your vehicle is not equipped  
with an air conditioner, you should  
install a condenser fan to improve  
engine performance when towing  
a trailer.  
Maintenance when trailer towing  
Your vehicle will need service more  
often when you regularly pull a  
trailer. Important items to pay par  
ticular attention to include engine  
-
oil, axle lubricant and cooling system  
fluid. Brake condition is another  
important item to frequently check.  
Each item is covered in this manual,  
and the Index will help you find  
them quickly. If you䳓re trailering, it䳓s  
a good idea to review these sections  
before you start your trip.  
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154  
Driving your vehicle  
Trailer towing (For europe)  
If you do decide to pull a trailer  
䳜 When towing a trailer, Kia recom-  
mends that you consult an autho  
rized Kia dealer/service partner  
on additional requirements such  
as a towing kit, etc.  
䳜 Always drive your vehicle at a  
moderate speed (less than 100  
km/h (60 mph)).  
-
Here are some important points if  
you decide to pull a trailer:  
䳜 Consider using a sway control.You  
can ask a hitch dealer about sway  
control.  
䳜 Do not do any towing with your  
car during its first 2,000 km  
(1,200 miles) in order to allow the  
䳜 On a long uphill grade, do not  
exceed 70 km/h (45 mph) or the  
engine to properly break in. Fail  
-
posted towing speed limit, which  
-
ure to heed this caution may  
ever is lower.  
result in serious engine or trans  
mission damage.  
-
䳜 The chart contains important  
considerations that have to do  
with weight:  
Wagon (trailer pack  
-
Item  
CUV (trailer package)  
age)  
With brake  
Without brake  
1,300 (2,866)  
Maximum trailer weight  
[kg (lbs.)]  
600 (1,323)  
75 (165)  
Maximum permissible static vertical load  
on the coupling device [kg (lbs.)]  
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Recommended distance from rear wheel  
center to coupling point [mm (inch)]  
1,195 (47.0)  
915 (36.0)  
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155  
Driving your vehicle  
Trailer towing (For europe)  
Weight of the trailer  
Weight of the trailer tongue  
OUM076210L  
OUM076211L  
A: Tongue Load  
A: Gross Axle Weight  
B: Total Trailer Weight  
B: Gross Vehicle Weight  
What is the maximum safe weight  
of a trailer? It should never weigh  
more than the maximum trailer  
weight with trailer brakes. But even  
that can be too heavy.  
The tongue load of any trailer is an  
important weight to measure  
because it affects the total gross  
vehicle weight (GVW) of your vehi  
cle. This weight includes the curb  
-
weight of the vehicle, any cargo you  
may carry in it, and the people who  
will be riding in the vehicle. And if  
you tow a trailer, you must add the  
tongue load to the GVW because  
your vehicle will also be carrying  
that weight.  
It depends on how you plan to use  
your trailer. For example, speed,  
altitude, road grades, outside tem  
-
perature and how often your vehicle  
is used to pull a trailer are all  
important. The ideal trailer weight  
can also depend on any special  
equipment that you have on your  
vehicle.  
The trailer tongue should weigh a  
maximum of 10% of the total  
loaded trailer weight, within the lim  
its of the maximum trailer tongue  
load permissible.  
-
After you've loaded your trailer,  
weigh the trailer and then the  
tongue, separately, to see if the  
weights are proper. If they aren䳓t,  
you may be able to correct them  
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156  
Driving your vehicle  
Vehicle weight  
simply by moving some items  
around in the trailer.  
Vehicle weight  
This section will guide you in the  
proper loading of your vehicle, to  
keep your loaded vehicle weight  
within its design rating capability.  
Properly loading your vehicle will  
provide maximum return of the  
vehicle design performance. Before  
loading your vehicle, familiarize  
yourself with the following terms  
for determining your vehicle's  
weight ratings, from the vehicle's  
specifications and the certification  
label:  
WARNING  
Trailer  
䳜 Never load a trailer with more  
weight in the rear than in the  
front. The front should be loaded  
with approximately 60% of the  
total trailer load; the rear should  
be loaded with approximately  
40% of the total trailer load.  
䳜 Never exceed the maximum  
weight limits of the trailer or  
trailer towing equipment.  
Improper loading can result in  
damage to your vehicle and/or  
personal injury. Check weights  
and loading at a commercial scale  
or highway patrol office equipped  
with scales.  
Base curb weight  
This is the weight of the vehicle  
including a full tank of fuel and all  
standard equipment. It does not  
include passengers, cargo, or  
optional equipment.  
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䳜 An improperly loaded trailer can  
cause loss of vehicle control.  
Vehicle curb weight  
This is the weight of your new vehi  
cle when you picked it up from your  
-
NOTICE  
dealer plus any aftermarket equip  
ment.  
-
With increasing altitude the engine  
performance decreases. From  
1,000m above sea level and for  
every 1,000m thereafter 10% of  
vehicle/trailer weight (trailer  
weighter + gross vehicle weight)  
must be deducted.  
Cargo weight  
This figure includes all weight added  
to the Base Curb Weight, including  
cargo and optional equipment.  
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157  
Driving your vehicle  
Vehicle weight  
GAW (Gross axle weight)  
Overloading  
This is the total weight placed on  
each axle (front and rear) - including  
vehicle curb weight and all payload.  
WARNING  
Vehicle weight  
The gross axle weight rating  
GAWR (Gross axle weight rating)  
(GAWR) and the gross vehicle weight  
rating (GVWR) for your vehicle are  
on the certification label attached to  
the driver's (or front passenger䳓s)  
door. Exceeding these ratings can  
This is the maximum allowable  
weight that can be carried by a sin  
gle axle (front or rear). These num  
bers are shown on the certification  
label.  
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cause an accident or vehicle dam  
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age. You can calculate the weight of  
your load by weighing the items  
(and people) before putting them in  
The total load on each axle must  
never exceed its GAWR.  
the vehicle. Be careful not to over  
load your vehicle.  
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GVW (Gross vehicle weight)  
This is the Base Curb Weight plus  
actual Cargo Weight plus passen  
gers.  
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GVWR (Gross vehicle weight rating)  
This is the maximum allowable  
weight of the fully loaded vehicle  
(including all options, equipment,  
passengers and cargo). The GVWR is  
shown on the certification label  
located on the driver䳓s (or front pas  
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senger䳓s) door sill.  
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