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Driving
Permanent Auto Hold connection
The Aut
o Hol
d function must be s
witched on
every time the engine is started. However, to
switch the Auto Hold function on permanent-
ly, the mark must be switched on in the Set-
tings menu, “Autohold” submenu
›››
page 28.
Auto Hold works automatically under the
following conditions:
All points must be fulfilled simultaneously
›››
:
Manual gearbox Automatic gear-
box
1. If the v
ehicle is kept at a standstill using the
br
ake pedal on a flat or a slope.
2. The engine must be “running smoothly”.
3. On a slope, the 1st
gear is engaged uphill
or the rev
erse gear is
engaged for a down-
hill. The clutch must
be held down.
A gear for driving is se-
lected from R, D or S.
Upon accelerating
and pressing in the
clutch simult
ane-
ously, the brake re-
leases gradually.
Upon accelerating,
the brake releases
gradually.
Auto Hold turns off automatically under
the f
oll
o
wing conditions:
Manual gearbox Automatic gear-
box
1. If one of the conditions mentioned in
table on
page 262
changes.
2. If the engine is “not running regularly” or if there
is a malfunction.
3. When changing to idle
speed.
If the selector lever is
placed in neutral (
N).
4. If the engine is turned
off or stalls.
If the engine is s
witch-
ed off.
5. If the driver acceler-
ates while pr
essing
the clutch in.
If the vehicle is accel-
erated.
6. When one of the
wheels has minimal
contact with the
gr
ound (e.g. on un-
even ground).
WARNING
The Auto Hold technology is limited by the
laws of physics. The impro
ved comfort pro-
vided by Auto Hold should never prompt
you to take risks.
●
Never leave the vehicle running and with
the Auto Hold function switched on.
●
Auto Hold cannot always stop the vehicle
uphill and downhill (e.g. if the ground is
slippery or frozen).
CAUTION
Before entering an automatic car wash, al-
ways swit
ch the Auto Hold function off, as it
could be damaged when the electronic
parking brake automatically engages.
Parking distance warning
system*
Introduction
The parking distance warning system assists
the driv
er when parking. When the v
ehicl
e
approaches an obstacle, forwards or back-
wards, an intermittent audible warning will be
heard, higher or lower depending on the dis-
tance. The shorter the distance, the shorter
the intervals between tones. If the vehicle is
too close to the obstacle, the audible warning
becomes constant.
If you continue to approach an obstacle
when the sound is continuous, this means the
system can no longer measure the distance.
The sensor system on the bumpers transmit
and receive ultrasound. Using the ultrasound
signal (transmission, reflection from the ob-
stacle and reception), this system continu-
ously calculates the distance between the
bumper and the obstacle.
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