Table of contents: Raising and lowering ↓ Removal ↓ Active front head restraints (if any) ↓ Using the armrest ↓ Adjusting the armrest tilt ↓
Raising and lowering
Adjust the headrest so that its center is at the same height as the center of your ears.
To raise it, simply pull the headrest up.
To lower it, you need to press the button.
Removal
The headrest is removed by lifting it upwards by pressing a button.
To install the headrest, you also need to press the button.
Note: The head restraints of the 2nd and 3rd row seats are adjusted in the same way as the front seats.
Active front head restraints (if any)
In a road collision, the head restraint moves forward, preventing the head from being thrown back and protecting the neck from injury. The active head restraint is effective in low- and medium-speed collisions.
Note:
The active head restraint is activated only at the moment of collision and immediately returns to its original position afterwards.
The active headrest is adjusted in the same way as a regular headrest.
Using the armrest
To use the armrest, fold it forward.
To remove the armrest, lift it up.
Adjusting the armrest tilt
1. Raise the armrest and place it between positions A and B.
2. Lower to position C.
3. Slowly raise to the desired position (between B and C). The armrest will be fixed at the stopping point.
Note: After adjustment, make sure the armrest is locked into place.
Note: Folding tables are installed on the rear side of the front seat backrests.
