Table of contents: Adjusting the position of the seats ↓ Seat lift ↓ Front seat tilt (for three-door…↓ Headrests ↓
Adjusting the position of the seats
CAREFULLY!
- To avoid loss of control of the vehicle due to possible sudden jerks of the seat, do not adjust its position while driving.
- After adjustment, rock the seat slightly to make sure it is securely in place.
Forward - backward
Pull the handle up and move the seat forward or backward to the desired position.
Release the handle to lock the seat in the installed position.
Incline
To change the angle of the backrest, pull the handle up and, pressing it with your back, set the desired angle. To return the backrest forward again, pull the handle and lean your body forward.
WARNING! The seatback should not be reclined more than is necessary to provide comfort to the occupant. Seat belts work most effectively when the occupant's back is upright and in close contact with the seatback. To reduce the risk of sliding under the lap belt in an accident and resulting injury, avoid reclining the seatback excessively.
Seat lift
To set the desired seat angle and height, turn the adjustment knob.
Front seat tilt (for three-door hatchback models)
To enable passengers to board and disembark from the rear seat, the backrest of the front seat can be tilted forward.
To recline the front seatback, turn the recline handle up or push the seat recline lever down. This will recline the seatback and automatically move the entire seat forward.
Headrests
The top of the head restraint should be level with the top tips of the passenger's ears. To raise the headrest, pull it up. To lower it, press the locking button and push the headrest down. After adjusting, check that the headrest is locked.
WARNING! It is important to adjust the head restraint properly. This will significantly reduce the risk of neck injury if the head is thrown back suddenly in the event of an accident.