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Driving
Displaying the drive pr
ofile information
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To display more information on the selected
drive profile, press Information in the info-
tainment system.
Kick-down
The kick-down feature allows maximum accel-
eration ›››page164.
If the Eco profile has been selected in the SEAT
Drive Profile, and the accelerator is pressed
beyond a hard point, the engine power is auto-
matically controlled to give your vehicle maxi-
mum acceleration.
WARNING
Adjusting the driving pr
ofile while driving can
distract attention from trac and cause ac-
cidents.
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Always drive as carefully and responsibly
as possible.
Characteristics of driving profiles
The icon of the selected profile is displayed
at all times in the upper central part of the in-
strument panel and on the Infotainment System
screen when it is turned o.
Driving pro-
file
Characteristics
Places the vehicle in a low state
of consumption, f
acilitating a
fuel-saving driving style that is re-
spectful to the environment.
Comfort
a)
It permits more relaxed and com-
f
ortable driving, for example for
long motorway journeys.
Normal
Oers a bal
anced driving experi-
ence, suitable for everyday use.
Sport
Provides a complete dynamic
perf
ormance in the vehicle, ena-
bling the user a more sporty driv-
ing style.
Individual
It allows you to personalise the
configur
ation. The functions that
can be adjusted depend on the
equipment fitted in the vehicle.
a)
Only for models fitted with adaptive chassis con-
trol (DCC).
WARNING
Your speed and driving style must always
be adjust
ed to visibility, weather, and trac
conditions.
Note
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Regardless of the driving pr
ofile selected
when the ignition is switched o, all systems
will start up Normal mode. To select a dier-
ent driving profile, use the infotainment sys-
tem display.
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Your speed and driving style must always
be adjusted to visibility, weather, and trac
conditions.
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Use of the Eco profile is not recommended
when driving with a trailer.
Braking system
Information about the brakes
During the first 200 to 300 km, new brake
pads do not provide maximum braking power
and still have to “settle” ›››
. When running
in the brake pads, the emergency braking
distance is longer than after they have been
run in. During the run-in, avoid sharp braking
and situations that place a lot of demand on
the brakes, e.g. driving too close to another ve-
hicle.
Brake pad wear depends to a large extent on
the conditions in which the vehicle is used, and
driving style. If the vehicle is frequently used in
city trac and for short distances, or for sporty
driving, brake pad thickness should be checked
regularly at a specialist workshop.
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