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Volvo V60 CROSS COUNTRY 2018 User Manual

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C R O S S C O U N T R Y
OWNER'S MANUAL

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Volvo V60 CROSS COUNTRY 2018 Specifications

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BrandVolvo
ModelV60 CROSS COUNTRY 2018
CategoryAutomobile
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Owner's Information

Owner information

Availability of owner's info in printed, digital, display, app, and web formats. Printed supplement in glovebox.

Owner's manual in centre display

Digital manual accessed via center display top view. Searchable with visual navigation.

Navigate in the owner's manual in the centre display

How to access and navigate digital manual via center display views, home page, and top menu.

Owner's Manual in mobile devices

Manual available as a mobile app from App Store/Google Play, with video tutorials and search functionality.

Volvo Cars support site

Online resource for manuals, video tutorials, and car ownership help via support.volvocars.com.

Reading the owner's manual

Recommends reading manual for familiarity with functions, advice on car handling, and optimal feature use.

The owner's manual and the environment

Manual printed on paper from controlled forests, FSC certified.

Your Volvo

Volvo ID

Personal ID for access to Volvo services via a single username/password. Services vary by market/equipment.

Creating and registering a Volvo ID

Steps to create a Volvo ID via the Volvo ID app, website, or Volvo On Call app and register it.

Drive-E - cleaner driving pleasure

Volvo's focus on safer, more efficient products to reduce environmental impact and improve drivelines.

IntelliSafe – driver support and safety

Volvo's concept for car safety, comprising systems to make journeys safer and protect occupants/road users.

Sensus - online connectivity and entertainment

Intelligent interface and online connectivity with digital world for apps, entertainment, and navigation.

Software updates

Information on developing systems and services, with updates available via authorized Volvo dealers.

Recording data

Vehicle operation, functionality, and incidents recorded via EDR for accident analysis and system monitoring.

Terms & Conditions for Services

Volvo offers services for safe and comfortable driving, including assistance, navigation, and maintenance.

Customer Privacy Policy

Policy on handling customer data and personal information, outlining gathering, processing, and handling practices.

Important information on accessories and auxiliary equipment

Incorrect connection/installation of accessories can affect the car's electronic system. Recommends Volvo-approved accessories installed by technicians.

Installation of accessories

Recommends Volvo original accessories installed by trained technicians. Explains testing, knowledge, and advice from technicians.

Connection of equipment to the car's diagnostic socket

Incorrect connection/installation of software/diagnostic tools can affect the car's electronic system.

Showing the car's identification number

Finding the VIN via settings in the centre display or on the dashboard/service booklet/registration certificate.

Driver distraction

Driver responsibility for safety, avoiding distractions. Warns against using devices while driving.

Safety

Safety

Vehicle equipped with safety systems (sensors, airbags, tensioners) working together for protection in accidents.

Safety during pregnancy

Importance of correct seatbelt use during pregnancy and adjusting seating position.

Whiplash Protection System

WHIPS reduces whiplash injuries via energy-absorbing backrests, seat cushion, and head restraint.

Pedestrian Protection System

PPS mitigates pedestrian impact in frontal collisions via bonnet raising and automatic alarm.

Seatbelts

Heavy braking consequences if seatbelts aren't used. Importance of proper body fit and avoiding twists.

Putting on and taking off seatbelts

Instructions for fastening seatbelts correctly, including height adjustment for front seats.

Seatbelt tensioner

Car fitted with standard and electric tensioners to tension seatbelts in critical situations/collisions.

Resetting the electric seatbelt tensioner*

Procedure to reset electric seatbelt tensioner manually if belt remains extended.

Door and seatbelt reminder

System reminds unbelted occupants and warns about open doors, bonnet, or lid.

Airbags

Car equipped with airbags and inflatable curtains for driver and passengers.

Driver airbags

Supplement to seatbelts, includes steering wheel airbag and knee airbag on driver's side.

Passenger airbag

Supplement to seatbelts, vehicle equipped with airbag on passenger side in front seat.

Activating and deactivating passenger airbag*

Passenger airbag can be deactivated via switch if equipped. Explains ON/OFF positions and warnings.

Side airbags

Side airbags on driver's/passenger seats protect chest and hips in collisions. Fitted in outer backrest frames.

Inflatable curtains

IC prevents driver/passengers from striking heads in collision. Mounted along headlining.

Safety mode

Protective state triggered when collision may have damaged vital functions (fuel lines, sensors, brake system).

Starting and moving the car after safety mode

Procedure to attempt resetting system for short distance movement after safety mode activation.

Child safety

Children must sit securely. Recommends rear-facing seats until 3-4 years, then front-facing until 140 cm tall.

Child seats

Suitable child seats should be used. Ensure correct positioning, mounting, and use.

Upper mounting points for child seats

Car equipped with upper mounting points on rear seat outer seats, primarily for front-facing seats.

Lower mounting points for child seats

Car equipped with lower mounting points in front and rear seats, designed for certain rear-facing seats.

i-Size/ISOFIX mounting points for child seats

Car equipped with i-Size/ISOFIX mounting points in rear seat, based on international standard.

Seats and Steering Wheel

Manual front seat

Front seats have setting options for comfort: adjust cushion length, forward/backward, backrest inclination, lumbar support.

Power* front seat

Power seat adjustment for comfort: forwards/backwards, upwards/downwards, cushion length, backrest inclination, lumbar support.

Storing position for seat, door mirrors and head-up display*

Store two different positions for power seat, door mirrors, and head-up display using memory buttons.

Using a stored position for seat, door mirrors and head-up display*

Activate stored positions using memory buttons by short or long press.

Massage settings* in the front seat

Massage function adjustable via multi-function control or centre display with programs (Swell, Tread, Lumbar) and intensity/speed settings.

Adjusting massage settings* in the front seat

Adjust massage settings via multi-function control or centre display. Range of settings shown.

Adjusting* the length of the seat cushion in the front seat

Adjust seat cushion length using multi-function control or manual lever on front of seat cushion.

Adjusting the side support* in the front seat

Adjust backrest sides for side support using multi-function control or centre display.

Adjusting the lumbar support* in the front seat

Adjust lumbar support using control on seat cushion side (up/down/forward/back) or round button.

Adjusting the passenger seat from the driver's seat*

Adjust passenger seat from driver's seat via function view in centre display, within 10 seconds.

Lowering the backrests in the rear seat

Rear seat backrests divided into two parts, can be folded forward individually via electronic or manual controls.

Adjusting the head restraints in the rear seat

Adjust centre seat head restraint for passenger height. Fold down outer head restraints for better rearward visibility.

Steering wheel controls and horn

Steering wheel houses controls for driver support systems, voice recognition, menu, message, phone handling, and the horn.

Steering lock

Mechanical lock to deter theft. Activated when car is locked/engine off. Deactivated by unlocking/starting.

Adjusting the steering wheel

Adjust steering wheel height and depth. Different methods for cars with/without knee airbag.

Climate

Climate

Electronic climate control system cools, heats, and dehumidifies air. Functions controlled via centre display and console buttons.

Climate zones

Number of climate zones determines options for setting different temperatures for passenger compartment parts.

Climate control - sensors

Climate control uses sensors (sun, moisture, temp, air quality) to control climate. Do not cover sensors.

Perceived temperature

Climate control regulates perceived temperature based on factors like ambient temp, air speed, humidity, solar radiation.

Controlling climate control with voice recognition

Voice commands for changing temp, activating heated seats, and fan levels, e.g., "Set temperature to X degrees".

Air quality

Selected materials and air cleaning system ensure high passenger compartment air quality. Includes Clean Zone Interior Package and IAQS.

Clean Zone*

Function checks and indicates conditions for good air quality. Indicator visible in climate view, changes to blue when conditions met.

Clean Zone Interior Package*

Modifications to keep compartment clearer from allergy/asthma substances, includes enhanced fan function and IAQS.

Interior Air Quality System*

IAQS separates gases/particles to reduce odours/contaminants. Closes air intake if outside air is contaminated.

Activating and deactivating the air quality sensor*

Air quality sensor can be activated/deactivated. Recommended to keep enabled for best air.

Passenger compartment filter

All air entering compartment is cleaned by a filter. Filter replacement at regular intervals or more often in contaminated environments.

Air distribution

Climate control distributes air via vents. Auto-regulated distribution is automatic, manual control is possible.

Changing air distribution

Air distribution can be changed manually via climate view by pressing symbol.

Opening, closing and aiming the air vents

Air vents in instrument panel, door pillars, and tunnel console can be opened, closed, and aimed individually.

Table of air distribution options

Table lists air distribution options and their purposes for different climate conditions.

Climate controls

Functions controlled by console buttons, centre display, and rear tunnel console controls. Includes heated seats/steering wheel, auto climate.

Activating and deactivating heated front seat*

Seats can be heated for comfort in cold. Four levels: Off, High, Medium, Low. Warning for people with reduced sensation.

Activating and deactivating automatic start of heated front seat*

Set whether automatic start of heated seats is activated/deactivated when engine starts. Heating starts in low ambient temperature.

Activating and deactivating heated rear seat*

Heated rear seats can be activated/deactivated via climate panel or physical buttons.

Activating and deactivating ventilated front seat*

Seats can be ventilated for comfort in hot climate. Fans in seats/backrests draw air. Activated when engine is running.

Activating and deactivating the heated steering wheel*

Steering wheel can be heated for comfort in cold. Four levels: Off, High, Medium, Low.

Activating and deactivating automatic start of heated steering wheel*

Set whether automatic start of heated steering wheel is activated/deactivated when engine starts.

Activating auto climate control

With auto climate control activated, multiple climate functions are controlled automatically.

Activating and deactivating air recirculation

Air recirculation shuts out bad air, exhaust gases, etc. Reuses air in passenger compartment. Risk of misting if used too long.

Activating and deactivating time setting for air recirculation

Set whether air recirculation timer should be activated/deactivated. Switched off automatically after 20 minutes.

Activating and deactivating max defroster

Max defroster quickly removes mist and ice from windows. Deactivates auto-regulation, activates AC, sets fan to Max, temp to HI.

Activating and deactivating the heated windscreen*

Heated windscreen quickly removes mist and ice. Activated/deactivated via console button or centre display.

Activating and deactivating automatic start of heated windscreen*

Set whether automatic start of heated windscreen is activated/deactivated when engine starts. Heating starts in risk of ice/misting.

Activating and deactivating the heated rear window and door mirrors

Heated rear window and door mirrors quickly remove mist and ice. Activated/deactivated via console button.

Activating and deactivating automatic starting of the heated rear window and door mirrors

Set whether automatic start of heated rear window/door mirrors is activated/deactivated when engine starts.

Regulating fan level for front seat

Set fan speed for front seat via climate view. Levels Off, 1-5, Max.

Regulating fan level for rear seat*

Set fan speed for rear seat via Rear climate tab. Can be switched off by tapping 2nd row climate.

Regulating temperature for front seat

Set desired temperature for front seat climate zones via climate row buttons.

Regulating temperature for rear seat*

Set desired temperature for rear seat climate zones via Rear climate tab or rear seat console buttons.

Synchronising temperature

Synchronise temperatures for all climate zones with driver's side. Stopped by further press or changing zone temp.

Activating and deactivating air conditioning

Air conditioning cools and dehumidifies incoming air. Automatically controls starting/switching off. Close side windows/panoramic roof for optimal function.

Parking climate*

Generic term for functions improving passenger compartment climate when parked, e.g., preconditioning.

Preconditioning*

Climate function to reach comfort temperature before departure. Use direct start or set via timer.

Lighting

Lighting control

Controls for exterior and interior lighting. Left-hand stalk switch for exterior, thumbwheel for interior brightness.

Adjusting light functions via the centre display

Adjust/activate light functions (main beam, home safe, approach light) via centre display.

Adapting the headlamp pattern from the headlamps

Reset headlamp pattern for traffic (RHD/LHD) to adapt beam and avoid dazzling oncoming traffic.

Position lamps

Position lamps switched on with rotating ring for visibility when stopped/parked. Number plate lighting also on.

Daytime running lights

DRLs switched on by stalk switch in AUTO/ or position. Headlamps automatically dip in weak daylight/darkness.

Dipped beam

Dipped beam activated automatically in weak daylight/darkness or ignition position II. Also activated if fog lamps are on.

Using main beam

Main beam is car's strongest lighting for dark driving. Used as long as it does not dazzle other road users.

Active main beam

Uses camera sensor to detect oncoming traffic/vehicle lights, switching between main and dipped beam.

Using direction indicators

Operated by left-hand stalk switch. Flash three times or continuously depending on movement.

Active bending lights*

Designed for bends/junctions, providing maximum illumination. Uses LED headlamps for adaptive functionality.

Front fog lamps/cornering lights*

Front fog lamps emit stronger beam than dipped beam, effective in fog. Cornering lights illuminate area diagonally.

Rear fog lamp

Stronger than normal rear lights, used in reduced visibility (fog, snow, smoke, dust) for early warning.

Brake lights

Brake light comes on automatically during braking when pedal is depressed or auto-braked by driver support.

Emergency brake lights

Activated to alert vehicles behind about heavy braking via flashing brake light.

Hazard warning flashers

Warns other road users by activating all direction indicators simultaneously for traffic hazards.

Using home safe lighting

Exterior lighting kept on after car is locked for home safe lighting. Activated/deactivated via centre display.

Approach light duration

Approach lighting switches on when car is unlocked, used for lighting at a distance. Activated/deactivated via centre display.

Interior lighting

Interior lighting improves experience, includes reading lamps, glovebox, ground lighting. Can be switched on/off manually.

Adjusting interior lighting

Interior lighting varies by ignition position. Adjustable via thumbwheel and centre display.

Windows, Glass and Mirrors

Windows, glass and mirrors

Car contains controls for windows, glass, and mirrors. Some of the windows in the car are laminated.

Laminated glass

Windscreen has laminated glass, optional for other areas. Reinforced for break-ins and sound insulation.

Pinch protection for windows and sun blinds

Power windows/sun blinds have pinch protection that deploys if blocked by an object during opening/closing.

Reset sequence for pinch protection

If fault arises with pinch protection, a reset sequence can be tested. Starter battery disconnection requires reset.

Power windows

Operated using control panels in doors. Driver's door has controls for all windows and child safety locks.

Operating power windows

Operate power windows manually or with auto function. Cannot be opened above 180 km/h, but can be closed.

Rearview and door mirrors

Used for better rear visibility. Interior mirror adjusted manually, can have HomeLink, dimming, compass. Door mirrors adjusted with joystick.

Adjusting rearview mirror dimming

Dims mirrors to avoid dazzling. Manual dimming via control. Automatic dimming is always active.

Angling the door mirrors

Set mirror preferences for visibility. Automatic settings linked to memory buttons. Angling during parking (downward angle).

Panorama roof*

Divided into two glass sections. Front section opens vertically or horizontally. Wind deflector and sun blind provide extra protection.

Operating the panorama roof*

Operated with roof panel control. Equipped with pinch protection.

Automatic closing of the panoramic roof's* sun blind

Sun blind closes automatically 15 mins after car is locked in hot weather to protect upholstery.

Wiper blades and washer fluid

Wipers/fluid clean windscreen/headlamps for visibility. Info on washer fluid topping up appears in driver display.

Using windscreen wipers

Clean windscreen. Settings set using right-hand stalk switch for sensitivity/frequency.

Using the rain sensor

Automatically starts wipers based on detected water. Sensitivity adjusted via thumbwheel.

Using the rain sensor's memory function

Memory function for rain sensor can be activated so button not needed each time car started.

Using windscreen and headlamp washers

Clean windscreen/headlamps. Started using right-hand stalk switch. Headlamp washing is automatic.

Using automatic rear windscreen wiping when reversing

Engaging reverse gear with wipers on initiates rear window wiping. Stops when reverse gear disengaged.

Starting and Driving

Auto braking after a collision

Brakes applied automatically after collision to prevent/reduce effects of subsequent collision.

Gearbox

Part of powertrain, changes gear ratio based on speed/requirements. Eight-speed automatic, manual gearshift mode available.

Gear positions for automatic gearbox

System chooses optimal gear. Manual gearshift mode available. Shows current gear/next recommended gear.

Changing gear with steering wheel paddles*

Steering wheel paddles complement gear selector for manual gear changes without releasing hands.

Gear selector inhibitor

Prevents accidental changing between gear positions in automatic gearbox. Mechanical and automatic types.

Deactivate automatic gear selector inhibitor

Automatic inhibitor can be disengaged if no power to car (e.g., discharged battery) to move gear selector to N.

Kick-down function

Used for maximum acceleration/overtaking. Lower gear engaged when accelerator pedal fully depressed.

Gear shift indicator

Shows current gear in manual shifting and when to engage next gear for optimum fuel economy.

All-wheel drive

AWD drives all four wheels for improved traction. Distributes motive force to wheels with best grip. Stabilizing effect at higher speeds.

Drive modes*

Select drive mode (Eco, Comfort, Dynamic, Individual) to affect driving characteristics for experience/special situations.

Changing drive mode*

Change drive mode using control in centre console. Not all modes available in all situations.

Drive mode Eco

Optimises driving for fuel efficiency/environmental consciousness. Adapts gearbox, engine response, climate settings.

Activating and deactivating drive mode Eco with the function button

Function button in centre display (or tunnel console control) activates/deactivates Eco mode. Shows ECO indicator.

Free-wheel function Eco Coast

Engine braking ceases when accelerator pedal released, using kinetic energy to freewheel. Best for downhill gradients/predictable speed reductions.

Activating the freewheel function

Activated when accelerator pedal fully released, Eco drive mode active, gear selector in D, speed 65-140 km/h, downhill gradient <6%.

Limitations

Freewheel function not available if engine/gearbox not at normal temp, gear selector not in D, speed outside range, steep downhill, or manual gear change.

Deactivating and switching off the freewheel function

Deactivate/switch off for engine braking (steep descents, overtaking). Actuate brake/accelerator, change gear, switch off Eco mode.

Cruise control Eco Cruise

When using CC in Eco mode, acceleration/deceleration is lower for fuel savings. Speed may slightly deviate from set speed.

Eco gauge in the driver display

Indicates fuel efficiency. Low value in green zone for efficient driving, high value for less efficient driving.

Start/stop function

Engine switches off temporarily when stationary, restarts automatically when journey resumes. Reduces fuel consumption/emissions.

Driving with start/stop function

Start/Stop temporarily switches off engine when stationary, restarts automatically when journey resumes. Available if conditions met.

Conditions for the Start/Stop function

Lists numerous conditions for engine not auto-stopping or auto-starting (speed, seatbelt, temp, obstacles, etc.).

Auto-stop

Engine stops automatically when car stationary (foot brake) or sometimes before full stop in Comfort/Eco mode or with ACC/Pilot Assist.

The engine auto-starts without the brake pedal having been released

Engine auto-starts in specific conditions (high humidity, temp deviation, low battery, repeated brake pedal use, bonnet open).

Autostart

Engine auto-starts on brake pedal release. HSA engages on uphill. Delayed autostart if Auto Hold active or ACC/Pilot Assist active.

Key, Locks and Alarm

Lock confirmation

Car indicates locking/unlocking with hazard flashers and door mirror retraction/extension.

Lock indication setting

Select options for car's locking/unlocking confirmation in centre display settings.

Remote control key

Locks/unlocks doors, tailgate, fuel flap. Needs to be inside car for starting. Keyless starting (Passive Start) standard.

Locking and unlocking with the remote control key

Buttons on remote key lock/unlock doors, tailgate, fuel flap. Long press closes windows/panorama roof.

Settings for remotely controlled and inside unlocking

Select sequences for remotely controlled unlocking (All Doors or Single Door).

Unlocking the tailgate with the remote control key

Unlock just tailgate by pressing button. Power tailgate opens automatically when button held.

Remote control key range

Key must be within certain distance (approx. 20m/65ft) from car for manual use.

Replacing the battery in the remote control key

Battery needs replacement when discharged. Information symbol and message shown in driver display.

Ordering more remote control keys

Car supplied with two keys. Up to twelve keys can be programmed. Additional keys can be ordered.

Red Key - restricted remote control key*

Allows owner to set limitations for car properties (speed, volume) for safer driving when loaned out.

Settings for Red Key*

Regular key holder can change settings for Red Key. Driver support functions always active.

Detachable key blade

Key contains detachable blade for manual activation of functions and operations.

Locking and unlocking with the detachable key blade

Key blade used to unlock car from outside if remote key battery discharged. Left-hand front door has lock cylinder.

Immobiliser

Theft protection system preventing unauthorized start. Car starts only with correct remote control key.

Type approval for the remote control key system

Type approval for remote key system shown in tables for country/area.

Keyless and touch-sensitive surfaces*

With keyless locking/unlocking, carrying remote key suffices. Locked/unlocked via touch-sensitive surface on door handle.

Keyless locking and unlocking*

Touch door handle's surface to lock/unlock car. Remote control key must be within range.

Settings for Keyless entry*

Select sequences for Keyless entry (All Doors or Single Door).

Keyless unlocking of the tailgate*

Touch tailgate handle's surface to unlock tailgate. Requires remote key within range behind car.

Antenna locations for the start and lock systems

Antenna locations for keyless starting/locking systems built into car.

Locking and unlocking from inside the car

Doors/tailgate locked/unlocked from inside using central locking controls in front doors.

Unlocking the tailgate from the inside of the car

Tailgate unlocked from inside by pressing button on instrument panel.

Activating and deactivating child safety locks

Child safety locks prevent rear doors opening from inside. Can be manual or electric.

Automatic locking when driving

Doors and tailgate locked automatically when car starts to move.

Opening and closing the power*-operated tailgate

Tailgate opens/closes at touch of button (remote key, instrument panel, light press on handle, foot movement).

Programming maximum opening for power operated tailgate*

Adapt tailgate opening position to low roof height. Store max opening or reset it.

Opening and closing the tailgate with foot movement*

Function allows opening/closing tailgate by moving foot under rear bumper. Requires power-operated tailgate.

Private locking

Lock tailgate to prevent opening (service, hotel). Activated via function button and optional PIN code.

Activating and deactivating private locking

Activate/deactivate private locking via function button and PIN code. Security code created on first use.

Alarm*

Provides audible/visual warnings for unauthorized entry or starter battery/alarm siren manipulation.

Activating and deactivating alarms*

Alarm armed when car locked. Red LED on instrument panel indicates status.

Reduced alarm level*

Movement/tilt sensors temporarily switched off. Unlocking from inside possible.

Double lock*

All opening handles released mechanically when locking from outside, preventing inside opening.

Temporarily* deactivating double locks

Deactivate double lock to allow inside unlocking if people stay in car. Alarm sensors also switched off.

Driver Support

Driving support systems

Assists driver in different situations (maintain speed, time interval, collision prevention, parking).

Speed-dependent steering force

Power steering force increases with speed for enhanced sensitivity. Firmer on motorways, lighter when parking.

Electronic stability control

ESC helps avoid skidding and improves traction. Shows symbol when engaged. Consists of stability, spin/traction control, engine drag control, trailer stability assist.

Electronic Stability Control in sport mode

ESC always activated. Sport Mode allows more active driving experience with reduced intervention.

Activating/deactivating sport mode for Electronic Stability Control

Activate/deactivate Sport Mode via centre display button. Green=activated, Grey=deactivated.

Symbols and messages for electronic stability control

Shows symbols/messages for ESC (system check, activation, sport mode, temp reduction, service required).

Speed limiter

SL limits speed to prevent accidental exceeding of preset maximum speed. Driver regulates speed via accelerator pedal.

Activating and starting the Speed Limiter

SL must be selected/activated to regulate speed. Set in standby mode first.

Deactivate the speed limiter and set it in standby mode

Temporarily deactivate SL and set in standby mode. Speed markings change colour from WHITE to GREY.

Reactivating the speed limiter from standby mode

Reactivate SL from standby mode by pressing steering wheel button. Speed markings change from GREY to WHITE.

Deactivating the speed limiter

SL can be deactivated. Cruise control controls also changed.

Limitations for speed limiter

On steep downhill gradients, braking effect may be inadequate, stored speed may be exceeded.

Automatic speed limiter

ASL helps driver adapt car's max speed to road signs. Uses RSI function for auto-adaptation.

Activate/deactivate Automatic Speed Limiter

ASL function can be activated/deactivated. Speed Sign Assist button in centre display.

Changing the tolerance for the automatic speed limiter

Set different tolerance levels for ASL to increase/decrease signed speed limit.

Limitations for automatic speed limiter

ASL has limitations, uses RSI info. If RSI fails, ASL changes to SL. Driver must intervene.

Cruise control

CC helps maintain even speed for relaxed driving on motorways/long roads. Controlled via steering wheel keypad/voice.

Activating and starting Cruise Control

CC must be selected/activated to regulate speed. Set in standby mode first.

Deactivate cruise control and set it in standby mode

Temporarily deactivate CC to standby mode. Markings change colour from WHITE to GREY.

Reactivating cruise control from standby mode

CC can be reactivated from standby mode. Press steering wheel button. Markings change from GREY to WHITE.

Deactivating cruise control

CC can be deactivated. Steering wheel button used to deactivate or change to another function.

Distance Warning*

DW assists driver in noticing if time interval to vehicle ahead is too short. Requires head-up display.

Activating/deactivating Distance warning

DW function can be deactivated. Only available in cars with head-up display.

Limitations of Distance Warning

DW has limitations due to sensor conditions (sunlight, sunglasses, viewing angle) and uses camera/radar units.

Adaptive cruise control*

ACC helps driver maintain even speed with pre-selected time interval to vehicle ahead. Uses camera/radar unit.

Controls and display view for adaptive cruise control*

Summary of ACC control via left-hand keypad and display. Shows speeds, vehicle ahead, current speed, time interval.

Activating and starting adaptive cruise control*

ACC must be activated/started to control speed/distance. Set in standby mode first.

Deactivating/reactivating adaptive cruise control*

ACC can be temporarily deactivated to standby mode and reactivated later.

Limitations for adaptive cruise control*

ACC has limitations in certain situations (steep roads, heavy load, unclear lane markings, weather).

Change between cruise control and adaptive cruise control*

Driver can change between CC and ACC. Symbol in display shows which cruise control is active.

Symbols and messages for adaptive cruise control*

Shows symbols/messages for ACC (speed maintained, standby, service required, windscreen sensor blocked).

Pilot Assist

Helps driver drive between lane markings, maintain speed/interval, and provides steering assistance.

Controls and display view for Pilot Assist

Summary of Pilot Assist control via left-hand keypad and display. Shows symbols for function, target car, time interval, steering assistance.

Activating and starting Pilot Assist

Pilot Assist must be activated/started. Requires buckled seatbelt, closed door, vehicle ahead, or min speed.

Deactivating/activating Pilot Assist

Pilot Assist can be temporarily deactivated to standby mode. Can be reactivated later.

Limitations of Pilot Assist

Pilot Assist has limitations (worn/unclear lane markings, poor weather, high speeds, road conditions).

Symbols and messages for Pilot Assist*

Shows symbols/messages for Pilot Assist (green=active, grey=deactivated, warning symbols).

Warning from driver support in the event of a collision risk

Driver support systems (Pilot Assist, ACC) warn of imminent collision risk via visual, acoustic, brake pulse. Driver must intervene.

Change of target with driver support

ACC/Pilot Assist can change target vehicle at certain speeds. Slows for stationary vehicles, ignores them if speed > 30 km/h.

Starting and Driving

Auto braking after a collision

Brakes applied automatically after collision to prevent/reduce effects of subsequent collision.

Gearbox

Part of powertrain, changes gear ratio based on speed/requirements. Eight-speed automatic, manual gearshift mode available.

Gear positions for automatic gearbox

System chooses optimal gear. Manual gearshift mode available. Shows current gear/next recommended gear.

Changing gear with steering wheel paddles*

Steering wheel paddles complement gear selector for manual gear changes without releasing hands.

Gear selector inhibitor

Prevents accidental changing between gear positions in automatic gearbox. Mechanical and automatic types.

Deactivate automatic gear selector inhibitor

Automatic inhibitor can be disengaged if no power to car (e.g., discharged battery) to move gear selector to N.

Kick-down function

Used for maximum acceleration/overtaking. Lower gear engaged when accelerator pedal fully depressed.

Gear shift indicator

Shows current gear in manual shifting and when to engage next gear for optimum fuel economy.

All-wheel drive

AWD drives all four wheels for improved traction. Distributes motive force to wheels with best grip. Stabilizing effect at higher speeds.

Drive modes*

Select drive mode (Eco, Comfort, Dynamic, Individual) to affect driving characteristics for experience/special situations.

Changing drive mode*

Change drive mode using control in centre console. Not all modes available in all situations.

Drive mode Eco

Optimises driving for fuel efficiency/environmental consciousness. Adapts gearbox, engine response, climate settings.

Activating and deactivating drive mode Eco with the function button

Function button in centre display (or tunnel console control) activates/deactivates Eco mode. Shows ECO indicator.

Free-wheel function Eco Coast

Engine braking ceases when accelerator pedal released, using kinetic energy to freewheel. Best for downhill gradients/predictable speed reductions.

Activating the freewheel function

Activated when accelerator pedal fully released, Eco drive mode active, gear selector in D, speed 65-140 km/h, downhill gradient <6%.

Limitations

Freewheel function not available if engine/gearbox not at normal temp, gear selector not in D, speed outside range, steep downhill, or manual gear change.

Deactivating and switching off the freewheel function

Deactivate/switch off for engine braking (steep descents, overtaking). Actuate brake/accelerator, change gear, switch off Eco mode.

Cruise control Eco Cruise

When using CC in Eco mode, acceleration/deceleration is lower for fuel savings. Speed may slightly deviate from set speed.

Eco gauge in the driver display

Indicates fuel efficiency. Low value in green zone for efficient driving, high value for less efficient driving.

Start/stop function

Engine switches off temporarily when stationary, restarts automatically when journey resumes. Reduces fuel consumption/emissions.

Driving with start/stop function

Start/Stop temporarily switches off engine when stationary, restarts automatically when journey resumes. Available if conditions met.

Conditions for the Start/Stop function

Lists numerous conditions for engine not auto-stopping or auto-starting (speed, seatbelt, temp, obstacles, etc.).

Auto-stop

Engine stops automatically when car stationary (foot brake) or sometimes before full stop in Comfort/Eco mode or with ACC/Pilot Assist.

The engine auto-starts without the brake pedal having been released

Engine auto-starts in specific conditions (high humidity, temp deviation, low battery, repeated brake pedal use, bonnet open).

Autostart

Engine auto-starts on brake pedal release. HSA engages on uphill. Delayed autostart if Auto Hold active or ACC/Pilot Assist active.

Wheels and Tyres

Tyres

Function is to carry load, provide grip, dampen vibration, protect wheel. Affects driving characteristics, performance, comfort, fuel consumption.

Dimension designation for tyre

Designations for tyre dimension, load index, and speed rating. Car has approval for specific combinations.

Dimension designation for wheel rim

Wheel and rim dimensions designated by width, flange profile, diameter, and offset.

Tyres' rotation direction

Tyres with tread pattern turn one direction. Must always rotate in same direction. Switch between front/rear positions only.

Tread wear indicators on the tyres

Indicators show tread depth status. Change tyres when depth reaches 1.6 mm (1/16 inch).

Checking tyre pressure

Correct pressure improves stability, saves fuel, extends tyre life. Varies with ambient temperature. Check monthly.

Adjusting tyre pressure

Adjust pressure to maintain recommended level. Use recommended cold tyre pressure for optimal performance/wear.

Recommended tyre pressure

Tyre pressure label on driver's door pillar shows recommended pressures for different loads/speed conditions.

Tyre pressure monitoring system*

Warns with indicator symbol/message when tyre pressure is too low. Checks differences in rotation speed.

Saving a new tyre pressure in the monitoring system*

Save reference tyre pressure value to work correctly. Must be done after tyre changes or pressure adjustments.

See tyre pressure status in the centre display*

View tyre pressure status in centre display. System requires driving above 35 km/h (22 mph) for activation.

Action in the event of warning for low tyre pressure

When system warns of low pressure, check/rectify pressure. Save new pressure in system after adjustment.

When changing wheels

Car's wheels can be changed (winter, spare). Follow instructions for removal/fitting. Check tyre dimension approval.

Tool kit

Tools for towing, wheel changes, etc. Found in cargo area. Includes towing eye, repair kit, plastic caps tool, lockable wheel bolt socket.

Jack*

Used to raise car for wheel changes. Ensure correct positioning and stability. Use Volvo-recommended jack.

Wheel bolts

Used to attach wheels to hubs. Use Volvo-tested rims. Check tightening torque. Do not use lubricant on threads.

Removing a wheel

Instructions for correctly undoing a wheel. Apply parking brake, chock wheels, check jack, attach jack correctly.

Fitting the wheels

Instructions for fitting wheels. Clean surfaces, put on wheel, tighten bolts crosswise to 140 Nm.

Spare wheel*

Temporary replacement for punctured normal wheel. Designed for temporary use only. Replace ASAP.

Handling the spare wheel

Instructions for handling spare wheel. Store in foam block under cargo area floor. Fold up floor, undo screw, lift out wheel.

Winter tyres

Adapted for winter conditions. Volvo recommends specific dimensions. Correct type must be fitted to all wheels.

Snow chains

Help improve traction in winter. Use Volvo genuine chains or equivalent. Check local regulations. Do not exceed 50 km/h.

Starting and Driving

Auto braking after a collision

Brakes applied automatically after collision to prevent/reduce effects of subsequent collision.

Gearbox

Part of powertrain, changes gear ratio based on speed/requirements. Eight-speed automatic, manual gearshift mode available.

Gear positions for automatic gearbox

System chooses optimal gear. Manual gearshift mode available. Shows current gear/next recommended gear.

Changing gear with steering wheel paddles*

Steering wheel paddles complement gear selector for manual gear changes without releasing hands.

Gear selector inhibitor

Prevents accidental changing between gear positions in automatic gearbox. Mechanical and automatic types.

Deactivate automatic gear selector inhibitor

Automatic inhibitor can be disengaged if no power to car (e.g., discharged battery) to move gear selector to N.

Kick-down function

Used for maximum acceleration/overtaking. Lower gear engaged when accelerator pedal fully depressed.

Gear shift indicator

Shows current gear in manual shifting and when to engage next gear for optimum fuel economy.

All-wheel drive

AWD drives all four wheels for improved traction. Distributes motive force to wheels with best grip. Stabilizing effect at higher speeds.

Drive modes*

Select drive mode (Eco, Comfort, Dynamic, Individual) to affect driving characteristics for experience/special situations.

Changing drive mode*

Change drive mode using control in centre console. Not all modes available in all situations.

Drive mode Eco

Optimises driving for fuel efficiency/environmental consciousness. Adapts gearbox, engine response, climate settings.

Activating and deactivating drive mode Eco with the function button

Function button in centre display (or tunnel console control) activates/deactivates Eco mode. Shows ECO indicator.

Free-wheel function Eco Coast

Engine braking ceases when accelerator pedal released, using kinetic energy to freewheel. Best for downhill gradients/predictable speed reductions.

Activating the freewheel function

Activated when accelerator pedal fully released, Eco drive mode active, gear selector in D, speed 65-140 km/h, downhill gradient <6%.

Limitations

Freewheel function not available if engine/gearbox not at normal temp, gear selector not in D, speed outside range, steep downhill, or manual gear change.

Deactivating and switching off the freewheel function

Deactivate/switch off for engine braking (steep descents, overtaking). Actuate brake/accelerator, change gear, switch off Eco mode.

Cruise control Eco Cruise

When using CC in Eco mode, acceleration/deceleration is lower for fuel savings. Speed may slightly deviate from set speed.

Eco gauge in the driver display

Indicates fuel efficiency. Low value in green zone for efficient driving, high value for less efficient driving.

Start/stop function

Engine switches off temporarily when stationary, restarts automatically when journey resumes. Reduces fuel consumption/emissions.

Driving with start/stop function

Start/Stop temporarily switches off engine when stationary, restarts automatically when journey resumes. Available if conditions met.

Conditions for the Start/Stop function

Lists numerous conditions for engine not auto-stopping or auto-starting (speed, seatbelt, temp, obstacles, etc.).

Auto-stop

Engine stops automatically when car stationary (foot brake) or sometimes before full stop in Comfort/Eco mode or with ACC/Pilot Assist.

The engine auto-starts without the brake pedal having been released

Engine auto-starts in specific conditions (high humidity, temp deviation, low battery, repeated brake pedal use, bonnet open).

Autostart

Engine auto-starts on brake pedal release. HSA engages on uphill. Delayed autostart if Auto Hold active or ACC/Pilot Assist active.

SOUND, MEDIA AND INTERNET

Sound, media and Internet

Audio/media system includes player, radio. Phone connection via Bluetooth for handsfree/music. Internet connection for apps.

Audio settings

Preset for optimum sound reproduction, adjustable volume, balance, system volumes.

Sound experience*

App for further audio settings, opened from centre display. Defines settings based on audio system, car model.

Apps

App view contains applications (apps) for car services. Swipe to access. Downloaded apps and embedded apps found here.

Downloading apps

New apps downloadable via Internet connection. Data download may affect other services. Pay attention to data traffic costs.

Updating apps

Apps updated when car connected to Internet. Update all or individual apps.

Deleting apps

Apps uninstalled when car connected to Internet. App must be closed for uninstallation.

Radio

Listen to AM, FM, DAB*, and Internet radio. Operated via voice, steering wheel keypad, or centre display.

Start radio

Radio started from centre display app view. Select required frequency band.

Changing radio band and radio station

Instructions for changing radio band, list, and station. Swipe or use app menu.

Searching for radio stations

Radio compiles station list in area with strongest signals. Search by station, genre, frequency.

Setting radio favourites

Add channels to Radio Favourites app. Plays back selected favourites.

Settings for radio

Various radio functions to activate/deactivate (traffic messages, announcements, etc.).

RDS radio

Radio Data System automatically changes to strongest transmitter for traffic info and programme types.

Digital radio*

Digital broadcasting system supporting DAB, DAB+, DMB. Operated via voice, keypad, centre display.

Link between FM and digital radio*

Enables DAB to switch channels with poor reception to better reception in another group (ensemble) or between DAB and FM.

Media player

Plays back audio from CD, USB, Bluetooth, web radio, audio books, music services via apps.

Media playback

Media playback controlled by voice, keypad, or centre display. Adjust volume, balance, tone, system volumes.

Controlling and changing media

Control playback via voice, keypad, or centre display. Adjust volume, change track/song, fast forward.

Searching media

Search by artist, composer, song, album, video, audiobook, playlist, podcasts. Connected to Internet for podcasts.

Apps

App view contains applications (apps) for car services. Swipe to access. Downloaded apps and embedded apps found here.

Downloading apps

New apps downloadable via Internet connection. Data download may affect other services. Pay attention to data traffic costs.

Internet-connected car*

Connects car to Internet via Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or car modem for web radio, apps, software updates.

Storage space on hard disk

View free space on hard disk for installed apps. Info under Settings -> System -> System Information -> Storage.

User terms and conditions and data sharing

Informs about Volvo's terms/conditions and data sharing policy. Acceptance required for full functionality.

Starting and Driving

Auto braking after a collision

Brakes applied automatically after collision to prevent/reduce effects of subsequent collision.

Gearbox

Part of powertrain, changes gear ratio based on speed/requirements. Eight-speed automatic, manual gearshift mode available.

Gear positions for automatic gearbox

System chooses optimal gear. Manual gearshift mode available. Shows current gear/next recommended gear.

Changing gear with steering wheel paddles*

Steering wheel paddles complement gear selector for manual gear changes without releasing hands.

Gear selector inhibitor

Prevents accidental changing between gear positions in automatic gearbox. Mechanical and automatic types.

Deactivate automatic gear selector inhibitor

Automatic inhibitor can be disengaged if no power to car (e.g., discharged battery) to move gear selector to N.

Kick-down function

Used for maximum acceleration/overtaking. Lower gear engaged when accelerator pedal fully depressed.

Gear shift indicator

Shows current gear in manual shifting and when to engage next gear for optimum fuel economy.

All-wheel drive

AWD drives all four wheels for improved traction. Distributes motive force to wheels with best grip. Stabilizing effect at higher speeds.

Drive modes*

Select drive mode (Eco, Comfort, Dynamic, Individual) to affect driving characteristics for experience/special situations.

Changing drive mode*

Change drive mode using control in centre console. Not all modes available in all situations.

Drive mode Eco

Optimises driving for fuel efficiency/environmental consciousness. Adapts gearbox, engine response, climate settings.

Activating and deactivating drive mode Eco with the function button

Function button in centre display (or tunnel console control) activates/deactivates Eco mode. Shows ECO indicator.

Free-wheel function Eco Coast

Engine braking ceases when accelerator pedal released, using kinetic energy to freewheel. Best for downhill gradients/predictable speed reductions.

Activating the freewheel function

Activated when accelerator pedal fully released, Eco drive mode active, gear selector in D, speed 65-140 km/h, downhill gradient <6%.

Limitations

Freewheel function not available if engine/gearbox not at normal temp, gear selector not in D, speed outside range, steep downhill, or manual gear change.

Deactivating and switching off the freewheel function

Deactivate/switch off for engine braking (steep descents, overtaking). Actuate brake/accelerator, change gear, switch off Eco mode.

Cruise control Eco Cruise

When using CC in Eco mode, acceleration/deceleration is lower for fuel savings. Speed may slightly deviate from set speed.

Eco gauge in the driver display

Indicates fuel efficiency. Low value in green zone for efficient driving, high value for less efficient driving.

Start/stop function

Engine switches off temporarily when stationary, restarts automatically when journey resumes. Reduces fuel consumption/emissions.

Driving with start/stop function

Start/Stop temporarily switches off engine when stationary, restarts automatically when journey resumes. Available if conditions met.

Conditions for the Start/Stop function

Lists numerous conditions for engine not auto-stopping or auto-starting (speed, seatbelt, temp, obstacles, etc.).

Auto-stop

Engine stops automatically when car stationary (foot brake) or sometimes before full stop in Comfort/Eco mode or with ACC/Pilot Assist.

The engine auto-starts without the brake pedal having been released

Engine auto-starts in specific conditions (high humidity, temp deviation, low battery, repeated brake pedal use, bonnet open).

Autostart

Engine auto-starts on brake pedal release. HSA engages on uphill. Delayed autostart if Auto Hold active or ACC/Pilot Assist active.

Key, Locks and Alarm

Lock confirmation

Car indicates locking/unlocking with hazard flashers and door mirror retraction/extension.

Lock indication setting

Select options for car's locking/unlocking confirmation in centre display settings.

Remote control key

Locks/unlocks doors, tailgate, fuel flap. Needs to be inside car for starting. Keyless starting (Passive Start) standard.

Locking and unlocking with the remote control key

Buttons on remote key lock/unlock doors, tailgate, fuel flap. Long press closes windows/panorama roof.

Settings for remotely controlled and inside unlocking

Select sequences for remotely controlled unlocking (All Doors or Single Door).

Unlocking the tailgate with the remote control key

Unlock just tailgate by pressing button. Power tailgate opens automatically when button held.

Remote control key range

Key must be within certain distance (approx. 20m/65ft) from car for manual use.

Replacing the battery in the remote control key

Battery needs replacement when discharged. Information symbol and message shown in driver display.

Ordering more remote control keys

Car supplied with two keys. Up to twelve keys can be programmed. Additional keys can be ordered.

Red Key - restricted remote control key*

Allows owner to set limitations for car properties (speed, volume) for safer driving when loaned out.

Settings for Red Key*

Regular key holder can change settings for Red Key. Driver support functions always active.

Detachable key blade

Key contains detachable blade for manual activation of functions and operations.

Locking and unlocking with the detachable key blade

Key blade used to unlock car from outside if remote key battery discharged. Left-hand front door has lock cylinder.

Immobiliser

Theft protection system preventing unauthorized start. Car starts only with correct remote control key.

Type approval for the remote control key system

Type approval for remote key system shown in tables for country/area.

Keyless and touch-sensitive surfaces*

With keyless locking/unlocking, carrying remote key suffices. Locked/unlocked via touch-sensitive surface on door handle.

Keyless locking and unlocking*

Touch door handle's surface to lock/unlock car. Remote control key must be within range.

Settings for Keyless entry*

Select sequences for Keyless entry (All Doors or Single Door).

Keyless unlocking of the tailgate*

Touch tailgate handle's surface to unlock tailgate. Requires remote key within range behind car.

Antenna locations for the start and lock systems

Antenna locations for keyless starting/locking systems built into car.

Locking and unlocking from inside the car

Doors/tailgate locked/unlocked from inside using central locking controls in front doors.

Unlocking the tailgate from the inside of the car

Tailgate unlocked from inside by pressing button on instrument panel.

Activating and deactivating child safety locks

Child safety locks prevent rear doors opening from inside. Can be manual or electric.

Automatic locking when driving

Doors and tailgate locked automatically when car starts to move.

Opening and closing the power*-operated tailgate

Tailgate opens/closes at touch of button (remote key, instrument panel, light press on handle, foot movement).

Programming maximum opening for power operated tailgate*

Adapt tailgate opening position to low roof height. Store max opening or reset it.

Opening and closing the tailgate with foot movement*

Function allows opening/closing tailgate by moving foot under rear bumper. Requires power-operated tailgate.

Private locking

Lock tailgate to prevent opening (service, hotel). Activated via function button and optional PIN code.

Activating and deactivating private locking

Activate/deactivate private locking via function button and PIN code. Security code created on first use.

Alarm*

Provides audible/visual warnings for unauthorized entry or starter battery/alarm siren manipulation.

Activating and deactivating alarms*

Alarm armed when car locked. Red LED on instrument panel indicates status.

Reduced alarm level*

Movement/tilt sensors temporarily switched off. Unlocking from inside possible.

Double lock*

All opening handles released mechanically when locking from outside, preventing inside opening.

Temporarily* deactivating double locks

Deactivate double lock to allow inside unlocking if people stay in car. Alarm sensors also switched off.

Driver Support

Driving support systems

Assists driver in different situations (maintain speed, time interval, collision prevention, parking).

Speed-dependent steering force

Power steering force increases with speed for enhanced sensitivity. Firmer on motorways, lighter when parking.

Electronic stability control

ESC helps avoid skidding and improves traction. Shows symbol when engaged. Consists of stability, spin/traction control, engine drag control, trailer stability assist.

Electronic Stability Control in sport mode

ESC always activated. Sport Mode allows more active driving experience with reduced intervention.

Activating/deactivating sport mode for Electronic Stability Control

Activate/deactivate Sport Mode via centre display button. Green=activated, Grey=deactivated.

Symbols and messages for electronic stability control

Shows symbols/messages for ESC (system check, activation, sport mode, temp reduction, service required).

Speed limiter

SL limits speed to prevent accidental exceeding of preset maximum speed. Driver regulates speed via accelerator pedal.

Activating and starting the Speed Limiter

SL must be selected/activated to regulate speed. Set in standby mode first.

Deactivate the speed limiter and set it in standby mode

Temporarily deactivate SL and set in standby mode. Speed markings change colour from WHITE to GREY.

Reactivating the speed limiter from standby mode

Reactivate SL from standby mode by pressing steering wheel button. Speed markings change from GREY to WHITE.

Deactivating the speed limiter

SL can be deactivated. Cruise control controls also changed.

Limitations for speed limiter

On steep downhill gradients, braking effect may be inadequate, stored speed may be exceeded.

Automatic speed limiter

ASL helps driver adapt car's max speed to road signs. Uses RSI function for auto-adaptation.

Activate/deactivate Automatic Speed Limiter

ASL function can be activated/deactivated. Speed Sign Assist button in centre display.

Changing the tolerance for the automatic speed limiter

Set different tolerance levels for ASL to increase/decrease signed speed limit.

Limitations for automatic speed limiter

ASL has limitations, uses RSI info. If RSI fails, ASL changes to SL. Driver must intervene.

Cruise control

CC helps maintain even speed for relaxed driving on motorways/long roads. Controlled via steering wheel keypad/voice.

Activating and starting Cruise Control

CC must be selected/activated to regulate speed. Set in standby mode first.

Deactivate cruise control and set it in standby mode

Temporarily deactivate CC to standby mode. Markings change colour from WHITE to GREY.

Reactivating cruise control from standby mode

CC can be reactivated from standby mode. Press steering wheel button. Markings change from GREY to WHITE.

Deactivating cruise control

CC can be deactivated. Steering wheel button used to deactivate or change to another function.

Distance Warning*

DW assists driver in noticing if time interval to vehicle ahead is too short. Requires head-up display.

Activating/deactivating Distance warning

DW function can be deactivated. Only available in cars with head-up display.

Limitations of Distance Warning

DW has limitations due to sensor conditions (sunlight, sunglasses, viewing angle) and uses camera/radar units.

Adaptive cruise control*

ACC helps driver maintain even speed with pre-selected time interval to vehicle ahead. Uses camera/radar unit.

Controls and display view for adaptive cruise control*

Summary of ACC control via left-hand keypad and display. Shows speeds, vehicle ahead, current speed, time interval.

Activating and starting adaptive cruise control*

ACC must be activated/started to control speed/distance. Set in standby mode first.

Deactivating/reactivating adaptive cruise control*

ACC can be temporarily deactivated to standby mode and reactivated later.

Limitations for adaptive cruise control*

ACC has limitations in certain situations (steep roads, heavy load, unclear lane markings, weather).

Change between cruise control and adaptive cruise control*

Driver can change between CC and ACC. Symbol in display shows which cruise control is active.

Symbols and messages for adaptive cruise control*

Shows symbols/messages for ACC (speed maintained, standby, service required, windscreen sensor blocked).

Pilot Assist

Helps driver drive between lane markings, maintain speed/interval, and provides steering assistance.

Controls and display view for Pilot Assist

Summary of Pilot Assist control via left-hand keypad and display. Shows symbols for function, target car, time interval, steering assistance.

Activating and starting Pilot Assist

Pilot Assist must be activated/started. Requires buckled seatbelt, closed door, vehicle ahead, or min speed.

Deactivating/activating Pilot Assist

Pilot Assist can be temporarily deactivated to standby mode. Can be reactivated later.

Limitations of Pilot Assist

Pilot Assist has limitations (worn/unclear lane markings, poor weather, high speeds, road conditions).

Symbols and messages for Pilot Assist*

Shows symbols/messages for Pilot Assist (green=active, grey=deactivated, warning symbols).

Warning from driver support in the event of a collision risk

Driver support systems (Pilot Assist, ACC) warn of imminent collision risk via visual, acoustic, brake pulse. Driver must intervene.

Change of target with driver support

ACC/Pilot Assist can change target vehicle at certain speeds. Slows for stationary vehicles, ignores them if speed > 30 km/h.

Alphabetical Index

Alphabetical Index

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