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Distance Travelled
The graphic bars on the display (regarding
the "Previous Week" and the "Current
Week") indicate the distance traveled
(expressed in km or mi) in one day in
electric operating mode ("ELECTRIC") or
in hybrid operating mode ("HYBRID").
The green bars are referred to the
operation with electric motor.
The blue bars are referred to the operation
with heat engine.
Regeneration
The graphic bars on the display show
the value of energy recovered from the
high-voltage battery (expressed in kWh)
during "eCoasting" and "eBraking" energy
recovery operations.
Schedules
Using the "Schedules" feature, you can
schedule the automatic dual-zone climate
control system and/or the high voltage
battery charging.
When charging the vehicle, or if the high-
voltage battery is suffi ciently charged, you
can activate the preconditioning of the
passenger compartment before driving.
Proceed as follows:
press the "Hybrid/Electric Pages"
button, fig.59;
press the "Schedules" graphic button,
fig.63;
select one of the items related to
"Schedules" and press the graphic
button >;
press the "Charge Schedule" or
"Climate Schedule" button”, fig.64.
The charge schedule and the climate
schedule cannot be entered at the
same time in the same schedule line
as one excludes the other. If you want
to activate both the charge schedule
as well as the climate schedule, they
must be entered in multiple schedule
lines.
21.5°
Power
Flow
Driving
History
Schedules
e-Save
Charge
Setting
Radio
20.5°
12:01
FM: 89.00 MHz
Media
Climate
Apps
Phone
Settings
E. Hybrid
Schedule
Schedule 1: Charge, 11:00 PM - 05:30 AM
Days
Schedule 2: Climate, 5:30 AM
Days
Schedule 3: Climate, 11:00 PM
Days
Next schedules
Climate: No schedules
Estimated Time to Complete Charge
Maximum: 2 Hr 15 Min
Minimum: 1 Hr 15 Min
S — F — S —
M T W T
S — T — W — T — F — S —
M
S — M — T — W — T — F — S —
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The display also shows information about
"Next Schedules" ("Charge" and "Climate")
and "Estimated Time to Complete Charge"
("Maximum" and "Minimum" time).
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