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Before Driving
When the ignition device is set to STOP
position, you can lock a single open door
by pressing the internal door release
button. This function can be used for
both doors.
If the vehicle or the key fob battery is flat
or the key fob is faulty, you can unlock
and lock the doors from the outside by
inserting and rotating the emergency key
(available inside the remote control) in
the lock under the floor on the driver's
side (see “Get Into the Car” in this
section).
Key Fob Search
If one or both of car doors are open and
the door lock button is pressed, once
all the doors are closed, the vehicle
checks the inside and outside of the
vehicle to check for the presence of
enabled key fobs.
If one of the key fobs is detected inside
the vehicle and no other active key fob
is detected outside the car, the system
automatically unlocks all the car doors.
If the key fob is inadvertently forgotten
inside the front luggage compartment
and an attempt is made to close it
with locked vehicle, all the car will be
unlocked.
If the key fob is inadvertently forgotten
inside the rear luggage compartment
and an attempt is made to close it with
locked vehicle, only the rear hood (or
liftgate) will be opened.
WARNING!
Before driving make sure the front
and rear hood (or liftgate) are closed
correctly to not obstruct the drivers
sight and cause a crash.
Get Into the Car
If the vehicle is locked, in order to open
the doors, they must have been unlocked
by pressing the button on a valid key
fob.
Press the unlatch button inside the
opening of the outer surface to open
the door: the door automatically will
unlatch and, if the window was closed,
the lift system will perform a window
“short drop” to prevent the glass
from damaging the door seal during
the opening of the door (see “Power
Window Operation” in this section for
further details).
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