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Various symbols in the inner ring provide feedback about the current driving style:
:Think ahead while driving. :The current speed is not fuel-efficient.
:The current driving style is fuel-efficient.
The average fuel consumption is displayed in the units set by the driver, for example, Av.mpg or
Av.l/100km. The value refers to the distance traveled since the start of the trip. A blue frame around
the display indicates a fuel-efficient and consistent driving style. A gray frame indicates a less efficient
driving style.
You can touch the display to show the statistics for the last 30minutes of the current trip. If the current
driving time is less than 30minutes, the values from the last trip are displayed in gray.
Tap the Think Blue. function key for additional tips on saving fuel.
Displaying the Think Blue.Trainer.
When the vehicle is not moving, press the Infotainment button followed by the Vehicle, , and
Think Blue. Trainer. function keys.
OR: Press the Infotainment button until the ThinkBlue.Trainer. is displayed ⇒Infotainment sys‐
tem operation and displays .
WARNING
Never pay so much attention to the graphics shown on the screen that you fail to notice what is
going on around you.
Always pay close attention to what is happening around the vehicle.
About the brakes
New brake pads do not provide full performance during the first 100to 200miles (200to 300km)
and must first be broken in ⇒ . To some extent, you can make up for the somewhat reduced perfor‐
mance by applying more pressure to the brake pedal. But, during the break-in period, the stopping
distance for hard braking and emergency braking will be longer until the brakes are fully broken in.
Avoid hard braking and situations that might require hard braking (such as following other vehicles
too closely) – especially during the break-in period.
Brake pad wear depends mostly on operating conditions and the way the vehicle is driven. If you do
a lot of city and short-distance driving and/or have a sporty driving style, you should have the brake
pads checked by an authorized Volkswagen dealer or authorized Volkswagen Service Facility more
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