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Interior features

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6-1. Using the air conditioning

system and defogger

ALL AUTO (ECO) control

.................................. 356

Automatic air conditioning

system....................... 358

Heated steering wheel/seat

heaters ...................... 366

6-2. Using the interior lights

Interior lights list.......... 368

6-3. Using the storage features

List of storage features

.................................. 371

Luggage compartment fea-

tures .......................... 374

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6-4. Using the other interior

features

Electronic sunshade.... 378

Other interior features. 379

Power outlet (120 VAC 1500

W).............................. 391

When the power outlet (120

VAC 1500 W) cannot be

used properly ............ 397

Garage door opener.... 399

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6-1.Using the air conditioning system and defogger

6-1. Using the air conditioning system and defogger

air temperature while the ALL

AUTO (ECO) control is operating,

you can remove the cloudiness by

selecting the “A/C” switch or wind-

shield defogger switch on the multi-

media display.

ALL AUTO (ECO) con-

trol

The seat heaters and heated

steering wheel are each

automatically controlled

according to the set tem-

perature of the air condi-

tioning system, the outside

and cabin temperature, etc.

ALL AUTO (ECO) controls

the electricity consumption

in order to both extend the

cruising range and main-

tain comfortable conditions.

Operation of each system

I

Automatic air conditioning

system (P.358)

The temperature can be

adjusted independently for each

seat.

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Seat heaters (P.366)

Heating is automatically

selected according to the set

temperature of the air condition-

ing system, the outside tem-

perature, etc. Also, heating may

turn off.

Turning on ALL AUTO

(ECO) control

Select the “AUTO” switch.

The indicator on the “AUTO” switch

illuminates, and the automatic air

conditioning system, seat heaters

and heated steering wheel operate

in automatic mode.

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Heated steering wheel

(P.366)

Heated steering wheel operates

automatically according to the

set temperature of the air condi-

tioning system, the outside tem-

perature, etc.

If the fan speed control switch or

airflow mode control switch is oper-

ated, the indicator turns off. How-

ever, all other functions continue to

operate in automatic mode.

IPassenger detection functions

Even if ALL AUTO (ECO) control is

turned off, the air conditioner, seat

heaters and heated steering wheel

will not be turned off.

When a passenger is detected in

the front passenger seat, the seat

heater will operate automatically.

ISeat heaters operation

Also, during ALL AUTO (ECO) con-

trol operation, pressing the ECO

switch turns off the eco air condi-

tioning control.

If the passenger side seat heaters is

operating under ALL AUTO (ECO)

control when the power switch is

turned off, the seat heater will auto-

matically turn on the next time the

power switch is turned on. To detect

the occupant again, select the

“AUTO” switch.

If the front window glass becomes

cloudy due to a drop in the outside

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IRear seat heaters operation (if

equipped)

The rear seat heaters are not con-

trolled by the ALL AUTO (ECO) con-

trol.

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Automatic air conditioning system

When the “AUTO” switch is on, the air outlets and fan speed

will automatically be changed according to the set tempera-

ture.

Also, the display and button positions will differ depending

on the type of the system.

Air conditioning controls

Left-hand side temperature control switch

A

Airflow mode control switch

Option screen switch

Shortcut screen switch

Select to display shortcut icons for various functions.

“Sync” switch

Right-hand side temperature control switch

“A/C” switch

Outside/recirculated air mode switch

Fan speed control switch

“Off” switch

“AUTO” switch

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Adjusting the temperature

the temperature.

Turn temperature control switch

clockwise to increases the tem-

perature and turn the dial

When the indicator on the

“Sync” switch is illuminated, the

temperature setting for the front

passenger’s side will match the

counterclockwise to decreases

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setting for the driver’s side.

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Change the airflow mode

When the indicator on the

“Sync” switch is off, turning the

“Sync” switch on will illuminate

the “Sync” switch indicator and

the temperature setting for the

front passenger’s side will

become the same as that for the

driver’s side.

Select the airflow mode control

switch.

The airflow mode changes each

time the switch is selected.

The air outlets and air volume

changes according to the selected

air flow mode.

When the front passenger’s side

temperature control switch is

operated, the indicator on the

“Sync” switch will turn off and

the temperature setting for the

front passenger’s side will be

able to be adjusted.

: Air flows to the upper

body

: Air flows to the upper

body and feet

If the “A/C” indicator is turned

off, the system will blow ambient

temperature air or heated air.

: Air flows to the feet

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Setting the fan speed

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: Air flows to the feet and

To increase the fan speed,

select the “+” fan speed adjust-

ment switch or slide the icon of

the fan speed adjustment switch

right. To decrease the fan

speed, select the “-” fan speed

adjustment switch or slide the

icon of the fan speed adjustment

switch left.

the windshield defogger oper-

ates

I

Switching between outside

air and recirculated air

modes

Temporarily changing the air

mode to recirculated air mode is

recommended to prevent dirty

air from entering the vehicle,

such as when in a tunnel or

heavy traffic, and to help cool

the interior when the outside air

temperature is high.

Select the “Off” switch to turn the

fan off.

The fan can also be stopped by

touching and holding the “-” fan

speed adjustment switch or sliding

the icon of the fan speed adjust-

ment switch to the leftmost position

and holding it.

Select the outside/recirculated

air mode switch.

The mode switches between out-

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side air mode (the indicator is off)

and recirculated air mode (the indi-

cator is on) each time the switch is

selected.

The air mode may change automat-

ically depending on the tempera-

ture setting, temperature inside the

vehicle, etc.

tioning mode can be turned

off by selecting the “Eco

heat/cool”.

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Warming the interior

quickly (Max heat)

When “Max heat” is turned on,

in order to warm the interior

quickly, the settings of the air

conditioning system will be

changed immediately.

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Set cooling and dehumidifi-

cation function

Select the “A/C” switch.

1 Select the shortcut screen

switch. (P.358)

When the function is on, the indica-

tor illuminates on the “A/C” switch.

2 Select the “Max heat” switch.

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Eco air conditioning mode

 The driver’s side temperature

setting of the air conditioning

system will be set to “Hi” and

the “AUTO” switch will be

turned on.

The air conditioning is controlled

with low electricity consumption

efficiency prioritized such as

reducing fan speed, etc.

1 Select the option screen

switch. (P.358)

 Driver’s side seat heater will

be set to Hi.

2 Select the “Eco heat/cool”

switch.

 Heated steering wheel will be

set to Hi.

 In Eco air conditioning mode,

the air conditioning system is

controlled as follows to priori-

tize electricity consumption

efficiency. To improve air con-

ditioning performance, turn off

Eco air conditioning mode.

 When the system determines

that a passenger is in the front

passenger seat, the front pas-

senger’s side seat heater will

be set to “AUTO”.

 When the indicator on the

“Sync” switch is illuminated,

the temperature setting for the

front passenger’s side will

also be set to “Hi”.

• Electric motor speed and com-

pressor operation controlled to

restrict heating/cooling capacity.

• Fan speed restricted when auto-

matic mode is selected.

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Defogging the windshield

 When the driving mode is set

to Eco drive mode, the Eco air

conditioning mode will be

Defoggers are used to defog the

windshield and front side win-

dows.

turned on automatically. Even

in this case, the Eco air condi-

Press the windshield defogger

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switch.

The dehumidification function will

operate and the air flow will

increase.

The rear window defogger and

outside rear view mirror defog-

gers will operate and defog the

rear window and outside rear

view mirrors.

Set the outside/recirculated air

mode switch to outside air mode

if the recirculated air mode is

used. (It may switch automati-

cally.)

When the rear window and out-

side rear view mirror defoggers

switch is on, the indicator illumi-

nates on the rear window and

outside rear view mirror defog-

gers switch.

To defog the windshield and the

side windows quickly, turn the

air flow and temperature up.

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To return to the previous mode,

press the windshield defogger

switch again when the wind-

shield is defogged.

The defoggers will automati-

cally turn off after a period of

time.

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Windshield wiper de-icer

When the windshield defogger

switch is on, the indicator illumi-

nates on the windshield defog-

ger switch.

Use the windshield wiper de-icer

to help prevent the windshield

wiper blades from freezing to

the windshield.

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Defogging the rear window

and outside rear view mir-

rors

1 Select the option screen

switch. (P.358)

2 Select the “Deicer”.

The windshield wiper de-icer will

automatically turn off after a period

of time.

Defoggers are used to defog the

rear window, and to remove

raindrops, dew and frost from

the outside rear view mirrors.

IFogging up of the windows

Press the rear window and out-

side rear view mirror defogger

GThe windows will easily fog up

when the humidity in the vehicle is

high. Turning “A/C” switch on will

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dehumidify the air from the outlets

I“Max heat”

and defog the windshield effec-

tively.

GThe “Max heat” switch cannot be

used to turn the setting off.

GAfter the “Max heat” switch has

been operated, the temperature

setting can be adjusted using the

temperature control switches of

the air conditioning system.

GIf you turn “A/C” switch off, the

windows may fog up more easily.

GThe windows may fog up if the

recirculated air mode is used.

IWhen driving on dusty roads

GEach function can also be

adjusted to the desired setting.

Close all windows. If dust thrown up

by the vehicle is still drawn into the

vehicle after closing the windows, it

is recommended that the air intake

mode be set to outside air mode and

the fan speed to any setting except

off.

IOperation of the air condition-

ing system in the Eco drive

mode

GIn the Eco drive mode, the air con-

ditioning system is controlled as

follows to prioritize electricity con-

sumption efficiency.

• Heating/cooling capacity is

restricted

• Fan speed restricted when auto-

matic mode is selected

IOutside/recirculated air mode

GSetting to the recirculated air

mode temporarily is recom-

mended in preventing dirty air

from entering the vehicle interior

and helping to cool the vehicle

when the outside air temperature

is high.

GOutside/recirculated air mode may

automatically switch depending on

the temperature setting or the

inside temperature.

GTo improve air conditioning perfor-

mance, perform the following

operations:

• Adjust the fan speed

• Adjust the temperature setting

• Turn off Eco drive mode (P.218)

GWhen the driving mode is set to

Eco drive mode, the air condition-

ing system may automatically

change to Eco mode. To cancel

eco mode, select “Eco heat/cool”.

IWhen the outside temperature

exceeds 75°F (24°C) and the air

conditioning system is on

GIn order to reduce the air condi-

tioning electricity consumption,

the air conditioning system may

switch to recirculated air mode

automatically. This may also

reduce electricity consumption.

IVentilation and air conditioning

odors

GTo let fresh air in, set the air condi-

tioning system to the outside air

mode.

GRecirculated air mode is selected

as a default mode when the power

switch is turned to ON.

GIt is possible to switch to outside

air mode at any time by selecting

the outside/recirculated air mode

switch.

GDuring use, various odors from

inside and outside the vehicle may

enter into and accumulate in the

air conditioning system. This may

then cause odor to be emitted

from the vents.

GTo reduce potential odors from

occurring:

• It is recommended that the air

conditioning system be set to out-

side air mode prior to turning the

vehicle off.

IWhen the outside temperature

is low

The dehumidification function may

not operate even when “A/C” switch

is selected.

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• The start timing of the blower may

be delayed for a short period of

time immediately after the air con-

ditioning system is started in auto-

matic mode.

GWhen parking, the system auto-

matically switches to outside air

mode to encourage better air cir-

culation throughout the vehicle,

helping to reduce odors that occur

when starting the vehicle.

INoise from air conditioning sys-

tem

Approximately 90 seconds after the

power switch turned to off, you may

hear sound coming from air condi-

tioning system. This is the sound of

a air conditioning system initialize

and, it does not indicate a malfunc-

tion.

ICustomization

Some functions can be customized.

(Customizable features: P.534)

IAir conditioning filter

P.448

IAir conditioning system refrig-

WARNING

erant

ITo prevent the windshield

defogger from operating

improperly

GA label regarding the refrigerant of

the air conditioning system is

attached to the hood at the loca-

tion shown in the following illustra-

tion.

GDo not use the windshield

defogger switch during cool air

operation in extremely humid

weather.

The difference between the

temperature of the outside air

and that of the windshield can

cause the outer surface of the

windshield to fog up, blocking

your vision.

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GDo not place anything on the

instrument panel which may

cover the air outlets. Otherwise,

air flow may be obstructed, pre-

venting the windshield defog-

gers from defogging.

GThe meaning of each symbol on

the label are as follows:

Caution

Air conditioning sys-

tem

Air conditioning sys-

tem lubricant type

Requires registered

technician to service

air conditioning sys-

tem

ITo prevent burns

GDo not touch the rear view mir-

ror surfaces when the outside

rear view mirror defoggers are

on.

Flammable refrigerant

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while until warm or cool air is ready

WARNING

to flow immediately after the auto-

matic mode switch is selected.

GDo not touch the glass at lower

part of the windshield or to the

side of the front pillars when the

windshield wiper de-icer is on.

Cool air may blow around the upper

body even when the heater is on

due to sunlight.

Front seat concentrated

airflow mode (S-FLOW)

NOTICE

ITo prevent 12-volt battery dis-

charge

This function automatically con-

trols the air conditioning airflow

so that priority is given to the

front seats. Unnecessary air

conditioning is suppressed, con-

tributing to increased electricity

consumption efficiency.

Do not leave the air conditioning

system on longer than necessary

when the EV system is off.

IWhen repairing/replacing

parts of the air conditioning

system

Have repair/replacement per-

formed by your Toyota dealer.

When a part of the air conditioning

system, such as the evaporator, is

to be replaced, it must be

Front seat concentrated airflow

mode operates in the following

situations.

replaced with a new one.

 No passengers are detected

in the rear seats

Using automatic mode

 The windshield defogger is

1 Select the “AUTO” switch.

(P.356)

not operating

The “S-Flow” switch is

on the option screen.

(ON)

2 Adjust the temperature set-

ting.

In front seat concentrated air-

flow mode, directing airflow to

the front seats only and to all

seats can be switched via switch

operation. When the mode has

been switched manually, auto-

matic airflow control stops oper-

ating.

3 To stop the operation, select

the “Off” switch.

If the fan speed setting or air

flow modes are operated, the

automatic mode indicator goes

off. However, automatic mode

for functions other than that

operated is maintained.

1 Select the option screen

switch. (P.358)

IUsing automatic mode

2 Select the “S-Flow” switch.

 Indicator illuminated: Airflow

Fan speed is adjusted automati-

cally according to the temperature

setting and the ambient conditions.

to the front seats only

Therefore, the fan may stop for a

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 Indicator off: Airflow to all the

seats

IOperation of automatic airflow

control

GIn order to maintain a comfortable

interior, airflow may be directed to

seats without passengers immedi-

ately after the EV system is

started and at other times depend-

ing on the outside temperature.

I

Adjusting the position of

and opening and closing

the air outlets

GAfter the EV system is started, if

passengers move around inside

or enter/exit the vehicle, the sys-

tem cannot accurately detect the

presence of passengers and auto-

matic airflow control will not oper-

ate.

To adjust the position of and

opening and closing the air out-

lets, perform the following oper-

ations:

IOperation of manual airflow

control



Front

Even if the function is manually

switched to directing airflow to only

the front seats, when a rear seat is

occupied, it may automatically direct

airflow to all seats.

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ITo return to automatic airflow

control

1 With the indicator off, turn the

power switch off.

2 After 60 minutes or more elapse,

turn the power switch to ON.

Direct air flow to the left or right, up

or down

Air outlet layout and oper-

ations

Move the knob fully to the inside

to close the vent.

I

Location of air outlets

The air outlets and air volume

change according to the

selected air flow mode.

Direct air flow to the left or right, up

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or down

Heated steering

wheel/seat heaters

Move the knob fully to the out-

side to close the vent.



Rear

 Heated steering wheel

Warms up the grip of the

steering wheel

 Seat heaters

Warm up the seat upholstery

WARNING

ITo prevent minor burn inju-

ries

1 Direct air flow to the left or

Care should be taken if anyone in

the following categories comes in

contact with the steering wheel or

seats when the heater is on:

GBabies, small children, the

elderly, the sick and the physi-

cally challenged

right, up or down

2 Turn the knob to open or

close the vent

GPersons with sensitive skin

GPersons who are fatigued

GPersons who have taken alco-

hol or drugs that induce sleep

(sleeping drugs, cold remedies,

etc.)

NOTICE

ITo prevent damage to the

seat heaters

Do not put heavy objects that

have an uneven surface on the

seat and do not stick sharp

objects (needles, nails, etc.) into

the seat.

ITo prevent 12-volt battery dis-

charge

Do not use the functions when the

EV system is off.

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segments lit)  Lo (1 segment

lit)  Off

Heated steering wheel

Select

display.

on the multimedia

When not in use, put the switch

in the neutral position. The indi-

cator

will turn off.

Each time the switch is selected,

the operation condition changes as

follows.

AUTO (lit)  Hi (2 segments lit) 

Lo (1 segment lit)  Off

The level indicator (red) lights up

during operation. “AUTO” indicator

lights up during automatic opera-

tion.

IThe heated steering wheel can

be used when

IThe seat heaters can be used

when

The power switch is in ON.

Seat heaters

WARNING

I

Front

Select

dia display.

ITo prevent causes of over-

heating and minor burn inju-

ries

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or

on the multime-

Observe the following precautions

when using a seat heaters

GDo not cover the seat with a

blanket or cushion when using

the seat heaters

Each time the switch is selected,

the operation condition changes as

follows.

AUTO  Hi (3 segments lit)  Mid

(2 segments lit)  Lo (1 segment

lit)  Off

GDo not use seat heaters more

than necessary.

The level indicator (red) lights up

during operation. “AUTO” indicator

lights up during automatic opera-

tion.

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Rear (outboard rear seats)

(if equipped)

Each time the switch is pressed,

the operation condition changes

as follows.

Hi (3 segments lit)  Mid (2

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6-2. Using the interior lights

Interior lights list

Location of the interior lights

Outer foot lights (if equipped)

A

Inside door handle lights

Rear interior light (P.369)

Footwell lights

Front interior lights/personal lights (P.369, 369)

Shift lights

Instrument panel ornament lights (P.370)

Center console light

Door trim ornament lights

Console box light

locked/unlocked, and whether the

IPersonal lights/interior lights

automatic on/off

doors are opened/closed.

GIf the interior lights remain on

when the power switch is turned

off, the lights will go off automati-

cally after 20 minutes.

GIlluminated entry system: The

lights automatically turn on/off

according to power switch mode,

the presence of the electronic key,

whether the doors are

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IAutomatic illumination of the

interior lights

1 Turns the door-linked func-

tion off

If any of the SRS airbags deploy

(inflate) or in the event of a strong

rear impact, the interior lights will

turn on automatically. The interior

lights will turn off automatically after

approximately 20 minutes.

2 Turns the door-linked func-

tion on (door position)

The lights turn on/off according to

the opening/closing of the doors.

3 Turns the lights on/off

Press the switch to turn on/off the

front interior lights/personal lights

and rear interior lights.

The interior lights can be turned off

manually. However, in order to help

prevent further collisions, it is rec-

ommended that they be left on until

safety can be ensured.

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Rear interior lights

(The interior lights may not turn on

automatically depending on the

force of the impact and conditions of

the collision.)

ICustomization

Setting (e.g. the time elapsed before

the lights turn off) can be changed.

(Customizable features: P.535)

NOTICE

ITo prevent 12-volt battery dis-

charge

1 Turns the light on

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Do not leave the lights on longer

than necessary when the EV sys-

tem is off.

2 Turns the door-linked func-

tion on (door position)

The light turns on/off according to

the opening/closing of the doors.

The rear interior light turn on/off

together the front interior light.

Operating interior lights

I

Front interior lights

Operating personal lights

Turns the light on/off

370

Changing the illumina-

6-2. Using the interior lights

tion color

Using the multimedia display,

the color and brightness of the

interior lights in the vehicle can

be changed.

 Inside door handle lights

 Instrument panel ornament

lights

1 Select

.

2 Select “Vehicle customize”.

3 Select “Illumination”.

4 Select the desired color.

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6-3.Using the storage features

List of storage features

Location of the storage features

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Bottle holders (P.373)

A

Ticket holders (P.373)

Cup holders (P.372)

Console box (P.372)

Open tray (P.373)

GLighters or spray cans may

WARNING

explode. If they come into con-

tact with other stored items, the

lighter may catch fire or the

spray can may release gas,

causing a fire hazard.

IItems that should not be left

in the vehicle

Do not leave glasses, lighters or

spray cans in the storage spaces,

as this may cause the following

when cabin temperature becomes

high:

IWhen storage compartments

is not in use

When driving or when the console

box is not in use, keep it closed.

In the event of sudden braking or

sudden swerving, an accident

may occur due to an occupant

being struck by an open lid or the

items stored inside.

GGlasses may be deformed by

heat or cracked if they come

into contact with other stored

items.

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Console box

6-3. Using the storage features

Cup holders

Press a button to open the con-

sole box.

I

Front

The console box can be opened

from either side.

I

Rear

Pull down the armrest.

WARNING

ICaution while driving

Keep the console box closed.

Injuries may result in the event of

an accident or sudden braking.

WARNING

IItems unsuitable for the cup

holders

NOTICE

Do not place anything other than

cups or aluminum cans in the cup

holders.

ITo prevent damage to the

console box

Do not apply excessive force to

the armrest.

Other items may be thrown out of

the holders in the event of an

accident or sudden braking, caus-

ing injury. If possible, cover hot

drinks to prevent burns.

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6-3. Using the storage features

Bottle holders

I

Front

Open tray

I

Rear

WARNING

6

ICaution while driving

Observe the following precautions

when putting items in the open

tray. Failure to do so may cause

items to be thrown out of the tray

in the event of sudden braking or

steering. In these cases, the items

may interfere with pedal operation

or cause driver distraction, result-

ing in an accident.

IBottle holders

GWhen storing a bottle, close the

cap.

GThe bottle may not be stored

depending on its size or shape.

NOTICE

IItems that should be not

stowed in the bottle holders

GDo not store items in the tray

that can easily shift or roll out.

Do not place open bottles or glass

and paper cups containing liquid

in the bottle holders. The contents

may spill and glasses may break.

GDo not stack items in the tray

higher than the edge of tray.

GDo not put items in the tray that

may protrude over the edge of

tray.

Ticket holders

Flip down the visor.

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Luggage compart-

ment features

NOTICE

ITo prevent damage to the gro-

cery bag hooks

Do not hang any object heavier

than 4 kg (8.8 lb.) on the grocery

bag hooks.

Cargo net hooks

Raise the hooks to use.

The cargo net can be hung using

the cargo net hooks.

Deck board

I

Changing the deck board

positions

Height of the deck floor can be

changed by setting the deck

board under the floor.

WARNING

IWhen cargo hooks are not in

use

To avoid injury, always return the

hooks to their stowed positions

when not in use.

Upper

A

Grocery bag hooks

Lower

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6-3. Using the storage features

1 To remove the deck board,

pull it upward and then

toward you.

2 To set the deck board

upright, insert the lower

edges into the grooves of the

luggage compartment.

2 Install the deck board by slid-

ing it forward along the

groove.

WARNING

IWhen operating the deck

board

GDo not place anything on the

deck board when operating the

board. Otherwise, your fingers

may be caught or an accident

may result causing injuries.

GDo not leave the front deck

board raised without support. It

may fall and cause injury.

6

ICaution while driving

I

Setting the deck board

upright

Keep the deck board closed.

In the event of sudden braking, an

accident may occur due to an

occupant being struck by the deck

board or the items stored under

the deck board.

When taking out the tools, the

deck board can be set upright.

1 Pull up the deck board

upwards.

Deck under tray

Pull up the deck board and

stand it up.

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2 While lifting the luggage

cover slightly, attach the

straps to the hooks in place

as shown to install the lug-

gage cover.

IWarning reflector

Depending on the size and shape of

the warning reflector case, you may

not be able to store it.

WARNING

I

Stowing the luggage cover

ICaution while driving

After removing the straps from

the hooks, stow the luggage

cover behind the rear seat, into

the original position as shown.

Keep the deck board closed.

In the event of sudden braking, an

accident may occur due to an

occupant being struck by the deck

board or the items stored under

the deck board.

Luggage cover

I

Using the luggage cover

1 Pull the luggage cover

upward and place it over the

anchors.

WARNING

ILuggage cover

GWhen installing/stowing the lug-

gage cover, make sure that the

luggage cover is securely

installed/stowed. Failure to do

so may result in serious injury in

the event of sudden braking or a

collision.

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WARNING

GDo not place anything on the

luggage cover. In the event of

sudden braking or turning, the

item may go flying and strike an

occupant. This could lead to an

unexpected accident, resulting

in death or serious injury.

GDo not allow children to climb

on the luggage cover. Climbing

on the luggage cover could

result in damage to the luggage

cover, possibly causing death or

serious injury to the child.

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6-4. Using the other interior features

tion has stopped completely.

*

Electronic sunshade

GThe electronic sunshade may

operate in reverse if the electronic

sunshade is subject to an impact

due to the surroundings or the

driving conditions.

*

: If equipped

Use the overhead switches

to operate the electronic

sunshade.

IWhen the electronic sunshade

does not close normally

Perform the following initialization

procedure.

Operating the electronic

sunshade

1 Turn the power switch to ON.

2 Press and hold the “CLOSE”

side of the switch.

It closes until it is near the fully

closed position and then stops. After

that, it operates in the opening

direction then closes to the fully

closed position.

If the switch is released at the incor-

rect time, the procedure will have to

be performed again from the begin-

ning.

1 Open^*

2 Close^*

: To stop the electronic sunshade

partway, lightly press the either

end of the switch.

If the automatic opening and closing

function does not work normally

even after performing the operations

above, have the vehicle inspected

by your Toyota dealer.

*

WARNING

IThe electronic sunshade can be

operated when

Observe the following precau-

tions.

Failure to do so may result in

death or serious injury.

The power switch is in ON.

IJam protection function for the

electronic sunshade

GIf an object becomes jammed

between the electronic sunshade

and the sunshade frame while the

electronic sunshade is closing, the

electronic sunshade movement is

stopped and the electronic sun-

shade is opened slightly.

GWhen the jam protection function

has operated, even if the

“CLOSE” side of the switch is

pressed again, the electronic sun-

shade will not move in the close

direction until the reverse opera-

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Other interior features

WARNING

IOpening and closing the elec-

tronic sunshade

Sun visors

GCheck to make sure that all pas-

sengers do not have any part of

their body in a position where it

could be caught when the elec-

tronic sunshade is being oper-

ated.

1 To set the visor in the forward

position, flip it down.

2 To set the visor in the side

position, flip down, unhook,

and swing it to the side.

GDo not let a child operate the

electronic sunshade. Closing

the electronic sunshade on

someone can cause death or

serious injury.

3 To use the side extender,

place the visor in the side

position, then slide it back-

ward.

IJam protection function

GNever use any part of your body

to intentionally activate the jam

protection function.

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Vanity mirrors

GThe jam protection function may

not work if something gets

caught just before the electronic

sunshade is fully closed. Also,

the jam protection function is

not designed to operate while

the switch is being pressed.

Take care so that your fingers,

etc., do not get caught.

Slide the cover to open.

The light turns on when the cover is

opened.

ITo prevent burns or injuries

Do not touch the area between

the underside of the panoramic

moon roof and the electronic sun-

shade. Your hand may get caught

and you could injure yourself.

Also, if the vehicle is left in direct

sunlight for a long time, the under-

side of the panoramic moon roof

could become very hot and could

cause burns.

IVanity lights

If the vanity lights remain on when

the power switch is turned off, the

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lights will go off automatically after

20 minutes.

mally.

NOTICE

IWhen power outlet is not in

use

ITo prevent 12-volt battery dis-

charge

To avoid damaging the power out-

let, close the power outlet lid

when the power outlet is not in

use.

Do not leave the vanity lights on

for extended periods while the EV

system is off.

Foreign objects or liquids that

enter the power outlet may cause

a short circuit.

Power outlet (12 VDC)

Please use a power supply for

electronic goods that use less

than 12 VDC/10 A (power con-

sumption of 120 W).

ITo prevent 12-volt battery dis-

charge

Do not use the power outlet lon-

ger than necessary when the EV

system is off.

When using electronic goods,

make sure that the power con-

sumption of all the connected

power outlets is less than 120

W.

ITo prevent incorrect opera-

tion of the vehicle

When turning the power switch

off, make sure to disconnect

accessories designed for

charging, such as portable char-

gers, power banks, etc. from the

power outlets.

Open the lid.

If such an accessory is left con-

nected, the following may occur:

GThe doors will not be able to be

locked.

GThe opening screen will be dis-

played on the multi-information

display.

GThe interior lights, instrument

panel lights, etc. will illuminate.

IThe power outlet can be used

when

USB Type-C charging

ports

The power switch is in ACC or ON,

or the multimedia system is on.

The USB Type-C charging ports

are used to supply electricity to

external devices. Use the appro-

priate terminal for each charging

port type.

IWhen stopping the EV system

Disconnect electrical devices with

charging functions, such as mobile

battery packs.

If such devices are left connected,

the EV system may not stop nor-

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The USB Type-C charging ports

are for charging only.

They are not designed for data

transfer or other purposes.

Depending on the external

device, it may not charge prop-

erly.

Refer to the manual included

with the device before using a

USB Type-C charging port.



Vehicles with rear seat heat-

ers

These USB Type-C charging

ports are capable of high power

output.

I

Using the USB Type-C

charging ports



Center console

An output up to 60 W max on a

single port or 60 W combined

(shared) is possible.

The USB Type-C charging ports

are used to supply 3 A of elec-

tricity at 5 V to external devices.

The USB Type-C charging ports

operate at multiple voltage and

multiple wattage levels.

6



Vehicles without rear seat

heaters

These USB Type-C charging

ports are capable of high power

output.

IThe USB Type-C charging ports

can be used when

The power switch is in ACC or ON,

or the multimedia system is on.

An output up to 60 W max on a

single port or 60 W combined

(shared) is possible.

ISituations in which the USB

Type-C charging ports may not

operate correctly

The USB Type-C charging ports

operate at multiple voltage and

multiple wattage levels.

GIf a device which consumes more

than 3 A at 5 V is connected (cen-

ter console)

GIf a device which consumes more

than 3 A at 20 V is connected

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6-4. Using the other interior features

(rear)

ITo prevent 12-volt battery dis-

charge

GIf a device designed to communi-

cate with a personal computer,

such as a USB memory device, is

connected

Do not use the USB Type-C

charging ports for a long period of

time with the EV system stopped.

GIf the connected external device is

turned off (depending on device)

Wireless charger

GIf the temperature inside the vehi-

cle is high, such as after the vehi-

cle has been parked in the sun

A portable device can be

charged by just placing Qi stan-

dard wireless charge compatible

portable devices according to

the Wireless Power Consortium,

such as smartphones and

mobile batteries, etc., on the

charge area.

IAbout connected external

devices

Depending on the connected exter-

nal device, charging may occasion-

ally be suspended and then start

again. This is not a malfunction.

NOTICE

ITo prevent damage to the

USB Type-C charging ports

The compatible portable devices

can be found on the following

Wireless Power Consortium

website.

GDo not insert foreign objects into

the ports.

GDo not spill water or other liq-

uids into the ports.

GDo not apply excessive force to

or impact the USB Type-C

charging ports.

This function cannot be used

with portable devices that are

larger than the charging tray.

Also, depending on the portable

device, it may not operate as

normal. Please read the opera-

tion manual for portable devices

to be used.

GDo not disassemble or modify

the USB Type-C charging ports.

ITo prevent damage to exter-

nal devices

GDo not leave external devices in

the vehicle. The temperature

inside the vehicle may become

high, resulting in damage to an

external device.

I

The “Qi” logo

The “Qi” logo is a trademark of

the Wireless Power Consortium.

Qi ID: 14561

GDo not push down on or apply

unnecessary force to an exter-

nal device or the cable of an

external device while it is con-

nected.

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I

Name for all parts

I

Using the wireless charger

Place the portable device on the

charging tray.

To prevent the portable device from

moving while driving, place it

aligned with the lower edge of the

charging tray.

When charging, the operation indi-

cator light (orange) comes on. If

charging is not occurring, refer to

“Situations in which the function

may not operate normally”

(P.388). When charging is com-

plete, the operation indicator light

(green) comes on.

Operation indicator light

Charge area^*

A

Charging tray

6

Approximately 1.0 in. (2.5

cm)

I

Recharging function

Approximately 3.9 in. (10 cm)

 When charging is complete

and after a fixed time in the

charge suspension state,

charging restarts.

*

: Compatible portable devices and

the wireless charger contain

charging coils. The wireless char-

ger detects the position of the

charging coil inside the portable

device and automatically moves

its own coil within the charge area

to align with it.

Charging is possible if the porta-

ble device is placed inside the

charging tray. If 2 or more porta-

ble devices are placed on the

charging tray, their charging coils

may not be properly detected and

they may not be charged.

 When a portable device is

moved significantly in the

charge area, the charging coil

is disconnected and charging

is stopped momentarily. How-

ever, if there is a charging coil

in the charge area, the

charging coil inside the wire-

less charger will move toward

it and then charging restarts.

Place the mobile device near

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6-4. Using the other interior features

supports 7.5 W charging (iPhone

8 and later models)

the center of the charging

area again.

• Portable devices compatible with

Galaxy original rapid charging

standard

I

Rapid charging function

 The following portable

devices support rapid

charging.

 When a portable device that

supports rapid charging is

charged, charging automati-

cally switches to the rapid

charging function.

• Portable devices compliant with

WPC Ver1.3.2 and compatible

with rapid charging

• iPhone’s with an iOS version that

I

Lighting conditions of operation indicator light

Operation indicator light

Charging tray Multimedia sys-

Conditions

side

tem screen side

When the Multimedia power supply is

off or power switch is off

Turning off

Disappear

On Standby (charging possible

*1

Green (comes

on)

state)

Gray

Blue

*2

When charging is complete

Orange (comes

on)

Charging

*1

:Charging power will not be output during standby. A metallic object will

not be heated, if it is placed on the charging tray in this state.

*2

:Depending on the portable device, there are cases where the operation

indicator light will continue being lit up orange even after the charging is

complete.

I

The wireless charger is not working properly

The following are situations in which the wireless charger does not

work properly and how to deal with the possible causes.

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6-4. Using the other interior features

Operation indica- Multimedia sys-

Suspected causes/Handling method

tor light

tem screen

Vehicle to wireless charger communi-

cation failure

 If the EV system is operating,

stop and then restart the EV sys-

tem.

Orange (Flash-

ing repeatedly

once every sec-

ond)

Gray

If the power switch is in ACC, start

the EV system. (P.209)

Wireless charger and multimedia sys-

tem communication failure

 If the EV system is operating,

stop and then restart the EV sys-

tem.

Green (Flashing

repeatedly once

every second)

Disappear

If the power switch is in ACC, start

the EV system. (P.209)

AM radio stations are being automati-

cally selected

 Wait until the system has com-

pleted the automatic selection of

AM radio stations. In the case

that automatic selection cannot

be completed, stop automatic

selection.

6

Green (comes

on)

Blue

The smart key system is detecting

the key

 Wait until the key detection is

completed.

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Operation indica- Multimedia sys-

Suspected causes/Handling method

tor light

tem screen

Foreign substance detection:

A metallic foreign substance is in the

charge area, and so the abnormal

heating prevention function of the

metallic foreign substance operated

 Remove the foreign substance

from the charge area.

Portable device misaligned/dis-

tanced from charging surface:

The center of charging coil in the por-

table device moved outside of the

charging area, or lens convex is

large, or case is thick so the abnor-

mal heating prevention function oper-

ated

 Remove the portable device

from the wireless charger, after

5 seconds, then place the porta-

ble device so that it is near the

center of the wireless charger.

Also, if a case or cover is

installed to the portable device,

remove it.

Green (comes

on)

Gray

Battery protection function of portable

device:

Before full charging, battery protec-

tion function of portable device oper-

ated

 Confirm the setting of portable

device.

Continued detection of an electronic

key:

When a Multimedia function is used

through vehicle customization, the

electronic key is continually detected

without being confirmed

 In this case, turn the power

switch ACC or ON to confirm the

key.

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Operation indica- Multimedia sys-

Suspected causes/Handling method

tor light

tem screen

Safety shutdown resulting when the

temperature within the wireless char-

ger exceeded the set value

 Stop charging, remove the por-

table device from the charging

tray wait for the temperature to

drop, and then start charging

again.

Orange (Repeat-

edly flashes 4

times continu-

ously)

Gray

tronic key is detected, charging will

automatically start again.

IThe wireless charger can be

operated when

IWhen covers and accessories

are attached to portable devices

The power switch is in ACC or ON,

or the multimedia system is on.

Do not charge in situations where

cover and accessories not able to

handle Qi are attached to the porta-

ble device. Depending on the type

of cover (including for certain genu-

ine manufacturer parts) and acces-

sory charging may not be possible.

In addition, Qi2 is not supported. As

a result, charging may not be possi-

ble when an accessory and cover

that comply with Qi2 are installed.

When charging is not performed

even with the portable device placed

on the charge area, remove the

cover and accessories.

IUsable portable devices

GQi standard wireless charge stan-

dard can be used on compatible

devices.

However, compatibility with porta-

ble devices that comply with Qi

Ver. 1.0, 1.3.2 and later versions,

and Qi2 MPP (Magnet Power Pro-

file) is not guaranteed.

GStarting with mobile phones and

smartphones, it is aimed for low

power electrically supplied porta-

ble devices of no more than 5 W.

GHowever, charging exceeding 5 W

is supported by the following por-

table devices.

• Charging at 7.5 W or less is sup-

ported by iPhone’s that support

7.5 W charging.

• Charging at 10 W or less is sup-

ported by Galaxy device that sup-

port 10 W charging of original

standard.

• Charging at 15 W or less is sup-

ported by portable devices compli-

ant with EPP output as defined by

WPC standard Ver1.3.2.

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IAM radio cooperation function

during charging

GDuring charging, if noise occurs

when listening to the AM radio,

the charging frequency is auto-

matically changed to reduce the

noise.

GWhen automatically seeking AM

radio stations, charging will be

suspended to prevent charging

noise from being detected as a

radio station. Charging will

resume automatically when seek

tuning is stopped.

IUsing the smart key system

IImportant points of the wire-

less charger

If the smart key system detects the

electronic key while a device is

being charged, charging will be tem-

porarily stopped. When the elec-

GIf the electronic key cannot be

detected within the vehicle inte-

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rior, charging can not be done.

When the door is opened and

closed, charging may be tempo-

rarily suspended.

GWhen charging, the wireless

charging device and portable

device will get warmer, however

this is not a malfunction.

When a portable device gets

warm while charging, charging

may stop due to the protection

function on the portable device

side. In this case, when the tem-

perature of the portable device

drops significantly, charge again.

The fan may start operating to lower

the temperature inside the wireless

charger, however this is not a mal-

function.

GThe portable device is larger than

the charging tray

GThe camera lens protrudes 0.12 in

(3 mm) or more from the surface

of the portal device

GThe vehicle is in an area where

strong electrical waves or noise

are emitted, such as near a televi-

sion tower, power plant, gasoline

station, broadcasting station, large

display, airport, etc.

GThe electronic key is not inside the

vehicle

GAny of the following objects is

stuck or installed between the

charging side of the portable

device and the charge area.

• Thick cases or covers

• A case or cover attached with an

uneven or tilted surface, so that

the charging side is not flat

• Thick decorations

• Accessories, such as finger rings,

straps, etc.

• Cover to protect camera lens

IOperation sounds

A buzzing noise may be heard when

pressing the power switch to turn to

ACC or ON or when detecting a por-

table device. However, this is not a

malfunction.

GWhen there is a gap between the

charging side of the portable

device and the charge area due to

a protrusion such as a camera on

the charging side of the portable

device.

ICleaning the wireless charger

P.410

ISituations in which the function

may not operate normally

Devices may not be charged nor-

mally in the following situations.

GWhen the portable device is in

contact with, or is covered by any

of the following metallic objects:

• A card that has metal on it, such

as aluminum foil, etc.

GThe portable device is fully

charged

GThe portable device is being

charged with a cable connected

• A pack of cigarettes that includes

aluminum foil

GThere is foreign matter between

the charge area and portable

device

GCharging has caused the portable

device to heat up

• A wallet or bag that is made of

metal

• Coins

• A heating pad

• CDs, DVDs or other media

• A metal accessory

GThe temperature around the

charging tray is 95°F (35°C) or

higher, such as in extreme heat

GThe portable device is placed with

its charging surface facing up

GThe small portable device such as

foldable type is placed in an area

misaligned from the charge area

• A case or cover made of metal

• A flip type case with a magnet on

the charging side of the portable

device

GElectric wave type wireless

remote controls are being used

nearby

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G2 or more portable devices are

ICaution regarding interfer-

ence with electronic devices

placed on the charging tray at the

same time

People with implantable cardiac

pacemakers, cardiac

GIf you use a device with a built-in

S-Pen (Galaxy Note series, etc.)

and the device with the S-Pen

inserted is on the tray.

GWhen using an external power

supply

If charging is abnormal or the opera-

tion indicator light continues to flash

for any other reason, the wireless

charger may be malfunctioning.

Contact your Toyota dealer.

resynchronization therapy-pace-

makers or implantable cardiovert-

ers, as well as any other electrical

medical device, should consult

their physician about the usage of

the wireless charger.

ITo prevent malfunctions or

burns

Observe the following precau-

tions.

Failure to do so may result in a

equipment failure and damage,

catch fire, burns due to overheat

or electric shock.

IIf the smartphone OS has been

updated

If the smartphone OS has been

updated to a newer version, its

charging specifications may have

changed significantly. For details,

check the information on the manu-

facturer’s website.

GDo not insert any metallic

objects between the charge

area and the portable device

while charging

ITrademark information

GDo not attach an aluminum

sticker or other metallic object to

the charge area

iPhone is a trademark of Apple Inc.,

registered in the U.S. and other

countries.

6

Galaxy is a trademark or registered

trademark of Samsung Electronics

Co.,Ltd.

GDo not attach an aluminum

sticker or other metallic object to

the side of the portable device

(or to its case or cover) that

touches the charge area

ICertification

P.568

GDo not use the charging tray as

a small storage space

WARNING

GDo not subject to a strong force

or impact

ICaution while driving

When charging a portable device,

for safety reasons, the driver

should not operate the main part

of the portable device while driv-

ing.

GDo not disassemble, modify or

remove

GDo not charge devices other

than specified portable devices

ICaution while in motion

GKeep away from magnetic items

Do not charge lightweight devices

such as wireless headphones

while in motion. These devices

are very light and may be ejected

from the charging tray, which may

lead to unforeseen accidents.

GDo not perform charging if the

charging area is dirty

GDo not cover with a cloth or sim-

ilar material

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6-4. Using the other interior features

NOTICE

ITo prevent malfunctions and

data corruptions

GWhen charging, bringing a

credit, or other magnetic card,

or magnetic storage media

close to the charge area may

clear any stored data due to

magnetic influence.

Furthermore, the electronic key

may not operate due to mag-

netic interference if the elec-

tronic key for the vehicle is

placed on the mobile phone ter-

minal while charging or an open

space.

Also, do not bring a wristwatch

or other precision instrument

close to the charge area since

doing so may cause it to mal-

function.

NOTICE

ITo prevent damage to the

armrest

Do not apply too much load on the

armrest.

Coat hooks

The coat hooks are provided

with the rear assist grips.

GDo not charge with a non-con-

tact IC card such as a transpor-

tation system IC card inserted

between the charging side of a

portable device and the charge

area. The IC chip may become

extremely hot and damage the

portable device or IC card. Be

especially careful not to charge

a portable device inside a case

or cover with a non-contact IC

card attached.

GDo not leave portable devices

inside the vehicle. The inside of

the vehicle can become hot in

extreme heat, which could

cause a malfunction.

WARNING

IItems that must not be hung

on the hook

Do not hang coat hangers or

other hard or sharp objects on the

hook. If the SRS curtain shield

airbags deploy, these items may

become projectiles, causing death

or serious injury.

ITo prevent 12-volt battery dis-

charge

Do not use the wireless charger

for a long period of time when the

EV system is stopped.

Assist grips

Armrest

An assist grip installed on the

ceiling can be used to support

Fold down the armrest for use.

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your body while sitting on the

seat.

Power outlet (120 VAC

1500 W)

This system allows the use

of electrical devices with a

total power consumption of

1500 W at 120 VAC in the

vehicle. Supplying power to

electrical devices outside

the vehicle is not recom-

mended, as it may violate

the laws and regulations of

the country or region where

it is used. When supplying

power to electrical devices

outside the vehicle, check

the laws and regulations

with the relevant local gov-

ernment of each country or

region in advance. Also, be

careful not to drag electrical

devices and cords when

moving the vehicle.

WARNING

IAssist grips

Do not use the assist grip when

getting in or out of the vehicle or

rising from your seat.

NOTICE

ITo prevent damage to the

assist grip

Do not hang any heavy object or

put a heavy load on the assist

grip.

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Precautions for using the

power outlet while parked

Observe the following precau-

tions before starting the power

supply:

 Park the vehicle on a solid

and level place.

Block the wheels as needed.

 Check that the hood is closed.

 Check that the parking brake

is engaged.

 Check that the P shift position

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is selected.

vention, do not leave valuable

items, etc. in the cabin or lug-

gage compartment.

 Check that the power switch

is off.

 Check that AC charging is not

 Note that the alarm system

cannot be enabled during the

power supply. For theft pre-

performed.

Names for all parts

I

Switches

Power switch (P.209)

“AC 120 V” switch

Power outlet

A

switch is illuminated.

Using the power outlet

(1500 W)

The power outlet is turned off/on

each time the “AC 120 V” switch is

pressed.

1 Check that the parking brake

is engaged, securely depress

the brake pedal and press

the power switch. (P.209)

3 Open the lid, and fully and

securely insert the plug of the

device into the power outlet.

(P.393)

2 Check that the “READY” indi-

cator is illuminated, and

Stopping the use of the

power outlet (1500 W)

press the “AC 120 V” switch.

The power outlet can be used when

the indicator on the “AC 120 V”

Follow the procedure described

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6-4. Using the other interior features

below:

ground wire, use a conversion

adapter available on the market

and connect the ground wire to

the ground terminal of the con-

version adapter.

1 Turn the connected devices

off.

2 Press the “AC 120 V” switch

to turn the power outlet off.

3 Disconnect each plug from

IPower outlet

the power outlet.

GWith this power outlet, use

devices which operate on 120

VAC and have a combined maxi-

mum power consumption of 1500

W or less. If a device is connected

and the power consumption is

exceeded, a protection circuit may

be activated and the power supply

function may be stopped.

4 Close the lid of the power

outlet.

Connecting a device

I

When connecting a device

GSome of the devices that con-

sume a large amount of power,

such as an electric grille, may

require the exclusive use of the

power outlet. When such a device

is connected, do not connect other

device(s) to the power outlet.

GWhen multiple devices are con-

nected, depending on the device,

a connected device may not oper-

ate properly. For such a device,

use exclusively the power outlet.

GWhen a power outlet is being

used, depending on the device to

be used, the current flow may be

high and the initial peak wattage

may exceed 1500 W. In this situa-

tion, the protection function may

activate and stop the power sup-

ply function.

Make sure to read the instruc-

tion manual which came with a

device and observe warnings on

the device.

Before connecting a device to

the power outlet, make sure that

the device is turned off.

6

1 Open the lid, and fully and

securely insert the plug of the

device into the power outlet.

Do not leave the plug halfway

inserted.

In the following situations, use

cable extension, etc. and con-

nect the plug securely to the

power outlet:

GWhen a power outlet is being

used, depending on the device to

be used, it may cause interference

with TV and radio broadcasts.

 When the plug of a device is

too large to allow it to be

inserted fully and securely

into the power outlet.

IDevices which may not operate

correctly

The following devices may not oper-

ate properly even if the combined

power consumption is 1500 W or

less:

GDevices with high initial peak watt-

age

 When the plug of a device is

heavy, possibly causing it to

come off the power outlet.

If the device to be used has a

394

6-4. Using the other interior features

GDevices requiring larger amount of

power supply than the power con-

sumption specified in its instruc-

tion manual

GMeasuring devices that process

precise data

GDevices that require an extremely

stable power supply

GDevices that require a constant

power supply from the power out-

let, such as a device with a timer.

GDo not disconnect the plug of a

device while your hands are wet

or insert a pin or other object

into the power outlet. Also, if a

liquid or snow is on the power

outlet, dry the outlet before

using it.

GDo not attempt to modify, disas-

semble or repair a power outlet.

For information on repairs, con-

tact any Toyota dealer.

IWhen the power outlet is used

while the vehicle is parked or

stopped

GKeep the power outlet free of

dust and foreign matter. Also,

make sure to clean the power

outlet periodically.

GThe doors cannot be

locked/unlocked using the smart

key system.

GHold the plug body to plug in/out

of a power outlet. Do not touch

the plug blades. Do not pull on a

cord for unplugging, as other-

wise the plug or cord may be

damaged.

GThe doors cannot be

locked/unlocked using an elec-

tronic key. The doors can only be

locked/unlocked using a mechani-

cal key. (P.495)

GStop the use immediately if

abnormal heat is observed on a

cord or power outlet. To prevent

the cord or power outlet from

becoming hot, observe the fol-

lowing precautions:

GWhen a door is opened/closed, a

buzzer may sound or “Key Not

Detected Check Key Location”

may be displayed on the

multi-information display. Check

that an electronic key is carried

with you.

GWhen the vehicle’s surroundings

become dark while supplying

power, the headlights etc. turn on

automatically. Refer to P.226for

information about turning off the

lights.

• Do not connect 2 or more multi

point outlet adapters, such as

dual adapters.

GAC charging or DC charging can-

not be performed.

WARNING

IFor safe use

Observe the following precau-

tions. Failure to do so may lead to

an accident, resulting in death or

serious injury.

GDo not allow children or other

people not used to the opera-

tion to perform the power supply

by themselves.

395

6-4. Using the other interior features

GDo not connect a device to a

WARNING

power outlet if the device is mal-

functioning or its plug is dam-

aged.

• When an extension cord reel is

used, make sure to draw the

whole cord out of the reel.

GOtherwise, the device may be

further malfunctioning, espe-

cially when the outside tem-

perature is high or low.

GIf the device to be used has a

ground wire, use a conversion

adapter available on the market

and connect the ground wire to

the ground terminal of the con-

version adapter.

GDevices requiring to be installed

on a level place may not oper-

ate properly.

GIf the plug of a device fits

loosely in a power outlet, even

though it is fully inserted,

replace the power outlet. For

information on replacement,

contact any Toyota dealer.

GDo not use devices, other than

waterproof devices, in a place

where water, such as rain, is

splashed over or where it is

humid.

GDo not use a device that has

been or likely to have been

merged in water or absorbed

water within.

ICautions when power supply

People with implantable cardiac

pacemakers or cardiac

resynchronization therapy-pace-

makers should not carry out the

power supply procedure. Ask

someone else to do it.

GDo not connect a medical

device, as depending on the

vehicle condition, the power

supply function may be tempo-

rarily stopped.

GDo not approach the charger,

charging cable and the vehicle

during power supply.

Power supply procedure may

affect the operation of pacemak-

ers.

6

IWhen the power outlet is

used while the vehicle is

parked or stopped

GThe power outlet is designed to

be connected to electric

GDo not remain in the vehicle

during power supply.

Power supply procedure may

affect the operation of pacemak-

ers.

devices, such as lighting

devices. Do not use them as a

generator that supplies power to

a house, etc. Also, when they

are to be used on an emer-

gency power supply device for

homes, such as an exclusive

device having connection to an

external power source, or a

device whose power supply cir-

cuit for external power source is

separate from electric wiring of

power companies, consult with

the manufacturer or a retailer of

the device.

GDo not enter the vehicle (includ-

ing the luggage compartment)

to retrieve something from it, or

for any purpose.

Power supply procedure may

affect the operation of pacemak-

ers.

IDevices to be connected

GMake sure to read any instruc-

tion manual which came with a

device and observe any warn-

ings on the device.

396

6-4. Using the other interior features

• Do not start off the vehicle by

mistake.

WARNING

GWhen using a power outlet,

make sure to securely engage

the parking brake and shift the

shift position to P. Otherwise,

the vehicle may move, possibly

leading to an accident.

GDo not wash the vehicle when

using a power outlet.

GMake sure that the hood is

closed.

GDo not put your head or hands

anywhere inside the motor com-

partment, as the cooling fan

may operate suddenly. Keep

hands and clothing (especially a

tie, scarf, etc.) away from the

fan as they may get caught in a

fan.

GWhen using a power outlet, do

not move away from the vehicle.

GDo not perform the power sup-

ply during weather when light-

ning may occur. Stop supplying

power if lightning is observed

during power supply.

GDo not stop the vehicle near

GDo not use the power outlet if

the vehicle has a vehicle cover

installed.

objects which burn easily.

GDo not use in places where cor-

rosive gases or fluids are gener-

ated.

GDo not use a power outlet when

the vehicle is parked on a

slanted place or a slope. When

a power outlet is being used, do

not move the vehicle or cause it

to be inclined.

IUse of a power outlet while

driving

GIn situations such as the follow-

ing, do not use an electric

device while driving. Also, do

not use a device if it cannot be

secured within the vehicle.

• When a device is likely to dis-

tract the driver and be a hin-

drance to safe driving, such as

a TV, video/DVD player, etc.

GObserve the following precau-

tions when a connected cord is

to be brought outside the vehi-

cle:

• Take due care for not allowing

rain to enter. If the power outlet

is wet with raindrops, dry it

before use.

• When an inadequately secured

device is likely to fall over in

case of sudden braking or an

accident

• Prevent the cord from being

caught in the window or door.

• Allow slack in a connected cord.

Do not cause it to be extraordi-

nary tense.

• When a device is likely to cause

fire if it falls or generates heat

• When a device is likely to cause

burns, such as a toaster, micro-

wave, electric heater, electric

kettle, coffee maker, etc.

397

6-4. Using the other interior features

When the power outlet

(120 VAC 1500 W) can-

not be used properly

WARNING

• When a device is likely to fall

under the pedals and prevent

the brake pedal from being

depressed, such as a hair dryer,

AC adapter, mouse, etc.

When the power outlet can-

not be used, even though

the normal procedure is fol-

lowed, check the following

items.

GDo not use devices which pro-

duce steam while the windows

are closed. Doing so may cause

the windows to fog up, reducing

visibility and making it difficult to

drive safely. Also, the steam

may damage or negatively

affect other devices. If the

device must be used, stop the

vehicle and open the windows

before use.

When the power outlet

cannot be used properly

When power supply does not

start, even though the normal

procedure is followed, check

each of the following items.

NOTICE

ITo avoid short circuit or mal-

function

Correction pro-

Likely cause

Observe the following precau-

tions. Failure to do so may lead to

the power outlet not operating

correctly or damage to the vehicle

or a connected device.

cedure

Charge the trac-

The remaining

tion battery. After

charge of the

6

a while, touch

“AC 120 V”

again.

traction battery

is insufficient.

GDo not set a toaster or other

device which generates heat

near the interior components or

on a seat. Heat may cause

these parts to melt or burn.

Stop AC

charging, discon-

nect the charging

connector and

restart the proce-

dure from the

beginning.

GDo not use devices which are

sensitive to vibration or heat in

the vehicle. These devices may

malfunction due to vibration

while driving or heat while the

vehicle is parked in the sun.

AC charging is in

progress

GWhen not using a power outlet,

make sure to close the lid. If for-

eign matter or a liquid enters the

power outlet, it may cause a

malfunction or short circuit.

398

6-4. Using the other interior features

Correction pro-

cedure

Likely cause

cedure

When the trac-

tion battery,

onboard traction Wait for the out-

battery charger, side tempera-

etc. are hot in

conditions such and then press

as when the out- the “AC 120 V”

side tempera-

ture is especially

high.

Disconnect the

power source

plug of the elec-

trical device and

check that the

electrical device

itself is not mal-

functioning.

ture to decrease,

switch again.

Then, press the

“AC 120 V”

switch again.

When the trac-

tion battery,

Electrical device If the indicator on

does not operate the “AC 120 V”

switch does not

onboard traction Wait for the out-

battery charger, side tempera-

etc. are cold in ture to increase,

conditions such and then press

as when the out- the “AC 120 V”

side tempera-

ture is especially

low.

illuminate, turn

the power switch

off and restart

the procedure

from the begin-

switch again.

ning.

Check the

instruction man-

ual of the electri-

cal device.

399

6-4. Using the other interior features

Correction pro-

Garage door opener

Likely cause

cedure

Disconnect the

power source

The garage door opener can

be programmed using the

plug of the elec-

trical device and

Total power con- check that the

sumption total power con-

exceeds 1500 W sumption does

not exceed 1500

HomeLink^®to operate

garage doors, gates, entry

doors, door locks, home

lighting systems, security

systems, and other devices.

W. Then, press

the “AC 120 V”

switch again.

®

IHomeLink programming pro-

cedure

Disconnect the

power source

plug of the elec-

trical device and

check the follow-

ing items. Then,

press the “AC

120 V” switch

again.

The programming procedures can

also be found at the following URL.

Website:

Short circuit in

the power outlet

 No foreign

matter such as

a pin has been

inserted

6

For support, contact customer sup-

port at the following.

Help Line: 1-800-355-3515

 No substances

such as drink-

ing water, rain,

or snow are

adhered

System components

 No dirt or dust

is adhered

The HomeLink^®wireless control

system in your vehicle has 3

buttons which can be pro-

grammed to operate 3 different

devices. Refer to the program-

ming methods on the following

pages to determine the method

which is appropriate for the

device.

If the power outlet cannot be

used even after performing the

procedures above, have the

vehicle inspected by any Toyota

dealer.

400

6-4. Using the other interior features

IConforming to federal safety

standards

®

Do not use the HomeLink com-

patible transceiver with any

garage door opener or device that

lacks safety stop and reverse fea-

tures as required by federal safety

standards.

This includes any garage door

that cannot detect an interfering

object. A door or device without

these features increases the risk

of death or serious injury.

HomeLink^®indicator light

A

Garage door operation indi-

cators

HomeLink^®icon

IWhen operating or program-

®

ming HomeLink

Never allow a child to operate or

®

Illuminates while HomeLink is

operating.

®

play with the HomeLink buttons.

Buttons

Programming the

®

HomeLink

ICodes stored in the HomeLink

memory

I

Before programming

HomeLink^®

GThe registered codes are not

erased even if the 12-volt battery

cable is disconnected.

 During programming, it is pos-

sible that garage doors,

gates, or other devices may

operate. For this reason,

make sure that people and

objects are clear of the

garage door or other devices

to prevent injury or other

potential harm.

GIf learning failed when registering

a different code to a HomeLink

button that already has a code

registered to it, the already regis-

tered code will not be erased.

®

ICertification

P.568

WARNING

IWhen programming a garage

door or other remote control

device

 It is recommended that a new

battery be placed in the

The garage door or other device

may operate, so ensure people

and objects are out of danger to

prevent potential harm.

remote control transmitter for

more accurate programming.

 Garage door opener motors

manufactured after 1995 may

be equipped with rolling code

protection. If this is the case,

401

6-4. Using the other interior features

you may need a stepladder or

3 Program a device.

other sturdy, safe device to

reach the “Learn” or “Smart”

button on the garage door

opener motor.

I

Programming HomeLink^®

Steps 1 through 3 must be per-

formed within 60 seconds, oth-

erwise the HomeLink^®indicator

light will stop flashing and pro-

gramming will not be success-

fully completed.

4 Test the HomeLink^®opera-

tionby pressing the newly

programmed button and

observing the HomeLink^®

indicator light:

1 Press and release the

HomeLink^®button you want

to program and check that

 HomeLink^®indicator light illu-

minates: Programming of a

fixed code device has com-

pleted. The garage door or

other device should operate

the HomeLink^®indicator light

flashes (orange).

2 Point the remote control

transmitter for the device at

the rear view mirror, 1 to 3 in.

(25 to 75 mm) from the

when a HomeLink^®button is

pressed and released.

6

HomeLink^®buttons.

 HomeLink^®indicator light

flashes rapidly: The garage

door opener or other device is

equipped with a rolling code.

To complete programming,

firmly press and hold the

®

Keep the HomeLink indicator light

in view while programming.

HomeLink^®button for 2 sec-

onds then release it.

 If the garage door or other

device does not operate, pro-

ceed to “Programming a roll-

ing code system”.

5 Repeat the steps above to

program another device for

any of the remaining

HomeLink^®buttons.

402

6-4. Using the other interior features

I

Programming a rolling code

system

sequence

(press/hold/release) up to 3

times to complete program-

ming.

If the garage door opener

motor operates when the

HomeLink^®button is

pressed, the garage door

opener motor recognizes the

Two or more people may be

necessary to complete rolling

code programming.

1 Locate the “Learn” or “Smart”

button on the garage door

opener motor in the garage.

This button can usually be found

where the hanging antenna wire is

attached to the unit. The name and

color of the button may vary by

manufacturer. Refer to the owner’s

manual supplied with the garage

door opener motor for details.

HomeLink^®signal.

I

Enabling 2-way communi-

cation with a garage door

(only available for compati-

ble devices)

2 Press and release the

“Learn” or “Smart” button.

Perform 3 within 30 seconds

after performing 2.

When enabled, 2-way communi-

cation allows you to check the

status of the opening and clos-

ing of a garage door through

indicators in your vehicle.

2-way communication is only

available if the garage door

opener motor used is a compati-

ble device. (To check device

compatibility, refer to

1 Within 5 seconds after pro-

gramming the garage door

opener has been completed,

if the garage door opener

motor is trained to

3 Press and hold the desired

HomeLink^®button (inside the

vehicle) for 2 seconds and

release it. Repeat this

403

6-4. Using the other interior features

HomeLink^®, both garage

door operation indicators will

flash rapidly (green) and the

light on the garage door

opener motor will blink twice,

indicating that 2-way commu-

nication is enabled.

1 Press and hold the desired

HomeLink^®button.

2 When the HomeLink^®indica-

tor starts flashing orange,

release the HomeLink^®but-

ton and perform “Program-

ming HomeLink^®” 1 (it takes

20 seconds for the

HomeLink^®indicator to start

flashing).

If the indicators do not flash, per-

form 2 and 3 within the first 10

®

presses of the HomeLink button

after programming has been com-

pleted.

2 Press a programmed

IBefore programming

HomeLink^®button to oper-

ate a garage door.

GInstall a new battery in the trans-

mitter.

GThe battery side of the transmitter

3 Within 1 minute of pressing

must be pointed away from the

the HomeLink^®button, after

the garage door operation

has stopped, press the

®

HomeLink buttons.

®

Operating HomeLink

“Learn” or “Smart” button on

the garage door opener

motor. Within 5 seconds of

the establishment of 2-way

communication with the

garage door opener, both

garage door operation indica-

tors in the vehicle will flash

rapidly (green) and the light

on the garage door opener

motor will blink twice, indicat-

ing that 2-way communica-

tion is enabled.

Press the appropriate

HomeLink^®button. The

HomeLink^®indicator light

should turn on.

6

The status of the opening and

closing of a garage door is

shown by the indicators.

I

Reprogramming a single

HomeLink^®button

When the following procedure is

performed, buttons which

already have devices registered

to them can be overwritten:

Opening

A

Closing

404

6-4. Using the other interior features

This function is only available if the

garage door opener motor used is a

compatible device. (To check

device compatibility, refer to

changes from continuously lit

(orange) to rapidly flashing

(green).

If you sell your vehicle, be sure to

erase the programs stored in the

®

Color

Status

HomeLink memory.

Orange (flash- Currently open-

ing)

ing/closing

Opening/closing

has completed

Green

Feedback sig-

nals cannot be

received

Red (flashing)

The indicators can operate

within approximately 820 ft. (250

m) of the garage door. However,

if there are obstructions

between the garage door and

the vehicle, such as houses and

trees, feedback signals from the

garage door may not be

received.

To recall the previous door oper-

ation status, press and release

either HomeLink^®buttons

and

or

and

,

simultaneously. The last

recorded status will be dis-

played for 3 seconds.

Erasing the entire

®

HomeLink memory (all

three codes)

Press and hold the 2 outside

buttons for 10 seconds until the

HomeLink^®indicator light

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