Tallgate
To open the tailgate,
press
ni/ice
the snd builon on the ircns-
mitter key; the latch
will rclease
and allow the tailgate to
be
opened,
asslsted by
pressuised
struts.
Trunk lampswillswitch
on aulomatically
wheneverthe
tailgate
is open.
ar llE
anl
.
The
ventilation
grilles
on and around the tailgate may
become
hot undersome operating
conditions;take
care
to avoid burn
injuries.
.
When
using the rear
luggage compartment, beware
of
any hot surfaces
exposed in the engine bay.
Touching
hot
surfaces
could cause serious
burns.
.
Befor€ closing the
tailgate, take care to avoid injury or
damage by
ensuring that
no
persons
or oblects will be
trapped.
IEIIEEI
tt necessary,
protect
and/or secue heavy objects as
requircd. Allowing
shap edged or
heavy items lo slide ot roll
around the
trunk may cause
body damage which will
nol
be
coveled
by
your
New
Vehicle Warranty.
lf an open or incompletely
closed tailgate
is detected when
lhe ignilion
istumed on, a waming
willbe displayed on the
right
hand scrcen in the
insaument
panel
via the
vehlcle silhouette
graphic.
To close the tailgate,
ensure that no
persons
ot objecis will
be trapped
before
pulling
down
the
panel
and
pressing
firmly
over each end of the
aerofoilto assure complete
engagement
of the latch-
Guard against inadvedently
locking the transmilter
key in the trunk.
rAtWEGlllNt
For 2-Seat Evora:
.
The maimum allowable
combined
weight of the
clriver
and
passenger
is,l40
lb
(200
kg).
.
The maximum
load in the
trunk is 110
lb
(50
kg).
.
The maximum
w€ighl ofgoods
which may be carri€d in
thecabin
rearshelfluggage
net,
is 55lb
(25
kg). Exceed-
ing thls
weight will endanger
occupants
in
a crash.
.
The maximum allowable
combined
weight ol the
driver
and
tront seat
passenger
is 4401b
(200
kg).
'
The maximum
allowabls combined
weight of rear
seat
passengers
is 330 lb
(150
kg).
.
Th€ maximum
load in the trunk i3 110 lb
(50
kg).
Exceeding
these limits can overload
the tires and atfect
the handling of the
car, and result in a cra6h in which
you
or others
could be killed orseriously injured.
Returalsoto
the
'Tir6'section
on
page
131.
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