Seat adjustment

Manual seat adjustment (in the presence of)

1. Pull up the lever located under the front seat and move the seat to the desired position (see illustration). Release the lever and make sure the seat is securely locked.

Manually adjustable front seat backrest (in the presence of)

2. To adjust the seatback angle, lift the lever and tilt the seatback forward or backward to the desired position (see illustration). Release the lever to lock the seat back in position.



3. To adjust the seatback to the upright position, pull the lever up without applying pressure to the seatback. Push the seat back forward and back to make sure it is securely in place.

Warning:

• It is prohibited to adjust the position of the driver's seat while the vehicle is moving. The seat may move suddenly, causing you to lose control of the vehicle. If the seat back is not secured, it may tilt forward during an accident or sudden stop. This could cause injury to you or others. Be sure to press down on the seat back to make sure it is locked.
• If the seat back is tilted too far back while the vehicle is moving, the passenger sitting in that seat is putting themselves in danger. Even if you wear seat belts, they will not perform their protective function if the seat back is tilted too far back.

Electric seat adjustment (optional equipment)

4. Electric seat adjustment controls are located on the side of the seat cushion (see illustration). By operating the front of the horizontal switch, the front of the seat cushion can be raised or lowered. By operating the rear of the horizontal switch, the rear of the seat cushion can be raised or lowered.



5. To raise or lower the entire seat, move the entire switch up or down.


Slide the switch forward or backward to move the seat forward or backward.

Electrically adjustable front seat backrest (Optional equipment)

6. Slide the switch forward or backward to adjust the seatback angle (see illustration).

Warning: If the seat backrest is tilted too far back while the vehicle is in motion, the occupant of the seat may be in danger. Even if you wear seat belts, they will not perform their protective function if the seat back is tilted too far back.

Memory function (optional equipment)

7. This feature allows two different drivers (driver number 1 or driver number 2) remember and recall individual driver seat adjustments (including seatback recline and lumbar support position, if equipped) and adjustable pedals (optional equipment). Controls are located on the driver's door panel (see illustration).

Lumbar support adjustment

Manual lumbar support adjustment (optional equipment)

8. To increase or decrease lumbar support, rotate the knob located on the outside of the seat (see illustration).

Electrical lumbar support adjustment (optional equipment)

9. The regulator is located on the side of the seat. To increase lumbar support, move the adjuster forward, to decrease lumbar support, move the adjuster back (see illustration).

Electrically heated seats (optional equipment)

10. Your vehicle may be equipped with this feature. The electric seat heating system only operates when the engine is running.


11. Controls are located on the armrests (see illustration).



A) The vertical button allows you to turn on the seat back heating only.

b) Press the horizontal button if you want to turn on the seat cushion and backrest heating.

12. By successively pressing the button, you can select high, medium or low heating intensity. The indicators located next to the seat heating symbol will show the selected heating intensity.

A) 3 indicators (high heating intensity)

b) 2 indicators (average heating intensity)

With) 1 indicator (low heating intensity)

13. To turn off the seat heating, press this button again. The seat heating is automatically switched off when the ignition is turned off.

Headrests

14. The top of the headrest should be as close to your head as possible. To raise the headrest, pull it up.

15. When the headrest is raised, it locks in this position. To adjust the height of the headrest, press the release button located on the back of the seat and move the headrest up or down (see illustration).

Backseat (Optional equipment)

16. Your vehicle may be equipped with a folding rear seat to increase cargo space.

17. To fold the seat cushion, pull the loop to release the seat cushion from the latch (see illustration), then pull it up and forward.

Caution: You may damage the rear seat or seat belts if you fold

18. The seat back release levers are located on the outer surface of the seat back (see illustration).



19. To fold the seatback, lift the release lever and fold the seatback forward.

20. When the rear seat backrest is folded, the headrest folds automatically.

To return the seat back to its original position, simply lift the back and push it back until it locks. Twitch the seat back back and forth to make sure it is securely locked. Place the seat cushion in its original position.

Warning:

• If the seat back is not secured, it may tilt forward during an accident or sudden stop. This could cause injury to you or others. Be sure to press down on the seat back to make sure it is locked.
• A seat belt that is twisted, improperly fastened, or poorly laid out may not provide adequate protection in a crash. After adjusting the seatback to the upright position, be sure that the seat belts are not twisted and are properly routed and secured.

21.To return the folded seat headrest to its original position, grasp it and pull it up until it locks (see illustration). Tug the headrest in various directions to make sure it is securely in place.