If automatic key assignment is deactivated, the vehicle key assignment is also deleted. When the Infotainment
system is switched on, the last active user in the vehicle is always displayed.
Synchronising vehicle settings
Vehicle settings changed in the vehicle are automatically assigned to the active user account and stored online at the
same time. The vehicle settings are also automatically synchronised with the data stored online in the following
situations when an Internet connection has been established:
—When the ignition and Infotainment system are switched on(synchronises all user accounts stored in the vehicle
that have been used recently).
—When switching to another user account(synchronises the newly activated user account and the user account that
has now been deactivated).
—At the end of the journey and when the ignition is switched off(synchronises the last active user account).
You can also start the synchronisation manually in the user administration menu at any time, e.g. if automatic
synchronisation fails when logging in. Synchronisation cannot take place automatically if the online status of the
vehicle is impaired, e.g. in underground garages, or if you have activated the maximum privacy settings mode.
If an inactive user account is active in another vehicle and settings are synchronised from there, these
settings are also transferred to your vehicle and assigned to the corresponding user account.
Personalised vehicle settings
The vehicle functions that can be configured depend on the equipment level. Some personalisable functions are not
stored online, but are only assigned to the user account locally in the vehicle. The following functions can be
personalised:
—Opening and closing(single door unlocking, convenience opening, window.).
—Wiper settings.
—Seat settings.
—Light and vision (daytime running lights, dipped beam switch-on times, convenience turn signal).
—Air conditioning system settings.
—Multifunction display and instrument cluster(selection of displays).
—Infotainment system (radio settings, navigation, voice control).
General information
Depending on where the vehicle is used, it may be a good idea to have an engine and transmission guard installed by
a qualified workshop. An engine and transmission guard can reduce the risk of damage to the vehicle's underbody
and engine oil sump, for example when driving over kerbs, driveways or unsurfaced roads.
Preparing for a journey and driving safety
Observe the following information both before and during every journey to ensure your own safety and the safety of
passengers and other road users →
:
✓ Check that all lights and turn signals are working properly.
✓ Check the tyre pressure (→ Tyre pressure).
✓ Check the fuel level .
✓ Check the coolant level .
✓ Check the washer fluid level (→ Washer fluid).
✓ Make sure that you have a good, clear view through all of the windows (→ Vehicle care, exterior).
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