1. Tachometer.
2. Light signaling devices and indicators.
3. Indicators of directions and indicators of inclusion of the alarm system.
4. Clock/outside temperature display.
5. Information display.
6. Speedometer.
7. Coolant temperature gauge.
8. Brightness control and odometer settings.
9. Odometer/odometer.
10. Gear selector lever position indicator (only for models equipped with automatic transmission or CVT).
11. Regulator for setting and controlling the on-board computer.
12. Fuel gauge.
Speedometer
Speedometer shows vehicle speed in km/h (km/h) or MRN (mph). The graduation of the scale depends on the version of the vehicle.
Fuel gauge
The fuel gauge turns on when the ignition switch is in the «ON».
The pointer needle may fluctuate slightly when braking, cornering, accelerating, or driving uphill or downhill.
The icon indicates the location of the fuel filler cap on the right side of the vehicle.
Note. A low fuel warning is shown in the information display. The low level alarm is located on the instrument panel. Both lights come on when the fuel level is low. It is necessary to fill the car with fuel as soon as possible. The position of the arrow on the mark «empty tank» corresponds to a small amount of fuel in the tank.
Attention. Fill the tank with fuel before it runs out completely.
Tachometer
The tachometer shows the engine speed, measured in revolutions per minute (rpm). Do not allow the tachometer needle to be in the red zone (1).
The scale graduation depends on the vehicle version.
Attention. If the tachometer needle approaches the red zone of the scale, turn on a higher gear. Running the engine while the tachometer is in the red zone can damage the engine.
Engine coolant temperature gauge
This gauge shows the engine coolant temperature. Engine coolant temperature is within normal operating range (2).
The temperature of the engine coolant depends on the ambient temperature and the driving conditions of the vehicle.
Attention.
- If the arrow of the engine coolant temperature gauge is near the upper limit of the operating range, then in order to cool the engine, it is necessary to reduce the vehicle speed.
- If, while driving, you find that the arrow of this pointer has left the normal temperature zone, stop the car as soon as possible.
- Continuing to drive when the engine overheats can cause serious engine damage.
- Allow the engine to cool before opening the radiator cap to avoid burns