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The front seats
A warning  Adjusts the seat only with the vehicle stationary. Failure to do so may result in loss of vehicle control and road traffic accidents, which in turn could lead to vehicle damage, serious injury or death.
Adjusting the longitudinal position of the front seats
To move the seat longitudinal position, raise the control lever up. This way you can release the seat and move it forward or backward to the desired position.
After setting the desired position, release the adjustment lever and slightly move the seat forward or backward to lock the seat in the new position.
| Location pens and direction of movement of the front seat forward / back |
Tilt the seat back To tilt the seat back, bend forward to remove your weight from the back of the seat and pull the lever to tilt the seatback up. Click on the backrest and place it in the desired position. To lock the backrest in a new position, release the lever to adjust the backrest.
| Location of the lever and adjust the direction of the backrest of the front seats |
A warning In order to reduce the risk of injury in a car accident (crash) or sudden stop, the seat backs of the driver and front seat passenger should be in a position as close as possible to the vertical. The effectiveness of the protection of seat belts and airbags can be significantly reduced when the backrest is tilted.
There is a strong likelihood that when the backrest is tilted, the driver and front passenger can slide out from under the belt that will cause serious injury in a collision of a vehicle during a traffic accident.
Adjustable head restraints If you want to push the head restraint up, pull it to the desired position. If you want to lower the head restraint, press the release tab and simultaneously press the headrest down to the desired position.
| Head restraint height adjustment |
A warning To reduce the risk of injury in a collision set the height of the head restraint so that its center is positioned as closely as possible at eye level. If between your back and the seat cushion is or anything like that, it could increase the distance between your head and the head restraint effectiveness of head restraints in the event of an accident is reduced.
It is dangerous to ride in a vehicle with improperly adjusted head restraints or no. Be sure to verify proper installation and adjustment of the head restraints. Otherwise, you may receive a serious injury of the neck at a traffic accident.
Adjusting the driver's seat lumbar support To adjust the lumbar support, turn, lumbar adjustment lever located on the driver's seat back. To increase the strength of support, move the lever lumbar adjustment in the front of the vehicle. To loosen the support force to move the lumbar adjustment lever toward the rear of the vehicle.
| Location and directions handles lumbar adjustment |
Height adjustment of the seat cushion of the driver To raise or lower the front part of the seat cushion, rotate the front handle forward or backward. To raise or lower the rear of the seat cushion, rotate the rear handle forward or backward.
| Location and directions handle height adjustment of the driver seat |
Heated seats
The device is designed for heating the front seats during cold weather. With the ignition switch to "ON", press any of the switches on the rear of the console to heat either the driver's seat or the passenger seat.
In the warmer months, or when the seat heating is not needed, set to "OFF". Access to the rear seats in three-door model
To access the rear seats, tilt the back of the front seats.
Pull up the lever to tilt the seat back to the outside of the front passenger seat backrest tilted forward and the seat will automatically move forward.
Rear seat passengers can tilt the back of the front seats, press the pedal shown in Figure 15. | Location button (1) and pedal (2) for the backrest of the front seat to access the rear seats in three-door model |
A warning Passengers sitting in the rear seat must be careful not to press the pedal 2 while driving, because that can lead to the displacement of the seat back forward and cause injury to front seat passengers.
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