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Instrument panel 11
Indicator  and  warning  lamps Â
1
2
Indicators
Â
2
4
7-inch
 touch  screen  tablet Â
2
8
Trip
 computer Â
3
5
Distance
 recorders Â
3
7
Setting
 the  date  and  time Â
3
8
Brightness
 of  instruments  and  controls Â
3
9
InstrumentsOver view
Remote control key 4
0
Central  locking Â
4
5
Doors
Â
4
6
Boot
 4
8
Front
 electric  window  controls Â
4
9
Rear
 door  windows Â
4
9
Access
Front seats 50
Rear  seats Â
5
2
Mirrors
Â
5
4
Steering
 wheel  adjustment Â
5
5
Ventilation
 5
6
Heating
 5
8
Manual
 a
ir
 c
onditioning
 6
0
Automatic
 air  conditioning Â
6
2
Front
 demist  -  defrost Â
6
6
Rear
 screen  demist  -  defrost Â
6
7
Courtesy
 lamp Â
6
8
Boot
 lamp Â
6
9
Panoramic
 sunroof Â
6
9
Interior
 fittings Â
7
0
Boot
 fittings Â
7
6
Rear
 parcel  shelf  (enterprise  version) Â
7
8
Ease of use  a nd  c omfort
Lighting control 7 9
Direction  indicators Â
8
2
Automatic
 illumination  of  headlamps Â
8
3
Daytime
 running  lamps  /  Sidelamps  (LEDs) Â
8
4
Headlamp
 beam  height  adjustment Â
8
5
Cornering
 lighting Â
8
6
Wiper
 control  stalk Â
87
A
utomatic  rain  sensitive  wipers Â
8
9
Lighting and v isibility
Hazard warning lamps 9 1
Horn
 91
E
mergency  or  assistance  call Â
9
1
Electronic
 stability  control  (ESC) Â
9
2
Grip
 control Â
9
5
Seat
 belts Â
9
7
Airbags
 1
00
Child
 seats Â
1
05
Deactivating
 the  passenger's  front  airbag Â
1
08
ISOFIX
 child  seats Â
1
14
i-Size
 child  seats Â
1
17
Child
 lock Â
1
19
Safety
Eco-driving
Contents
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5
Boot fittings 76 -77
-  r ear  parcel  shelf
-
Â
h
ook
-
Â
s
torage  well
-
Â
l
uggage  net  (accessory)
-
Â
l
uggage  net  securing  rings
Boot
 lamp Â
6
9
Warning
 triangle Â
1
85
AdBlue
® tank 18 0 -182
Interior
Rear door windows 4 9
Electric  child  lock Â
1
19
Rear
 seats Â
5
2-53
Airbags
 10
0 -104
Front
 electric  windows Â
4
9
Deactivating
 t
he
 p
assenger's
 f
ront
 a
irbag
 10
1,
 10
7-110
Seat  belts Â
9
7-99
Child
 seats Â
1
05 -113, Â 118
ISOFIX
 child  seats Â
1
15 -117
i-Size
 child  seats Â
1
17Front
 seats Â
5
0 -51
Interior  fittings Â
7
0 -74
- Â
s
un  visor
- Â
g
love  box
- Â
1
2  V  accessory  socket
- Â
U
SB  port  /  Auxiliary  socket
- Â
f
ront  armrest
- Â
c
oat  hooks
Mats
 75
.
Over view
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6
Instruments and controls
Door mirrors 54
Front  electric  windows  4 9
Opening
Â
the
Â
bonnet
Â
1
68 Touch
 screen  tablet Â
2
8 -34, Â 226 -288
Setting  the  date/time Â
3
8
Brightness  of  instruments Â
3
9
Heating,
 v
entilation
 5
6-59
Manual
 a
ir
 c
onditioning
 6
0-61
Automatic  air  conditioning Â
6
2- 65
5 -speed  manual  gearbox Â
1
26
Gear
 efficiency  indicator Â
1
27
Electronic
 gearbox Â
1
28 -131
Hill
 start  assist Â
1
32
Stop
 &  Start Â
1
33 -135
Grip
 control Â
9
5 -96
Glove
Â
box
Â
7
0 -72
Auxiliary
Â
socket
Â
7
0 -71,
Â
73,
Â
242
Courtesy
Â
lamp
Â
6
8
Rear
Â
view
Â
mirror
Â
5
5
Emergency
Â
or
Â
assistance
Â
c
all
Â
9
1,
Â
226 -227
Parking
Â
brake
Â
1
25
12
Â
V
Â
accessory
Â
socket
Â
7
0 -72
USB port / Auxiliary socket 70 -71,  73,  242
Dashboard
Â
fuses
Â
2
06 -210
O
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9
Optimise the use of your gearbox
With a manual gearbox, move off gently and change up without waiting. During  acceleration  change  up  early.
The
 gear  efficiency  indicator  invites  you  engage  the  most  suitable  gear: Â
a
s  soon  as  the  indication  is  displayed  in  the  instrument  panel,  follow  it Â
s
traight  away.
Control the use of your electrical
equipment
Before moving off, if the passenger compartment is too warm, ventilate it by  opening  the  windows  and  air  vents  before  using  the  air  conditioning.
Above
 30  mph  (50  km/h),  close  the  windows  and  leave  the  air  vents
 ope
n.
Remember
 to  make  use  of  equipment  that  can  help  keep  the
 t
emperature  in  the  passenger  compartment  down  (sunroof  and  window
 b
linds...).
To
 save  energy,  do  not  set  the  air  conditioning  at  too  low  a  temperature.
As
 soon  as  the  desired  temperature  has  been  reached,  limit  the  use  of
 t
he  air  conditioning,  except  if  regulation  is  automatic.
Switch
 off  the  demisting  and  defrosting  controls  as  soon  as  you  consider
 p
ossible.
Switch
 off  the  heated  seat  as  soon  as  possible.
Switch
 off  the  headlamps  and  foglamp  when  the  level  of  light  does  not Â
r
equire  their  use.
Avoid
 running  the  engine  before  moving  off,  particularly  in  winter;  your Â
v
ehicle  will  warm  up  much  faster  while  driving.
As
 a  passenger,  if  you  avoid  connecting  your  multimedia  devices Â
(
film,  music,  video  game...),  you  will  contribute  towards  limiting  the Â
c
onsumption  of  electrical  energy,  and  so  of  fuel.
Disconnect
 your  portable  devices  before  leaving  the  vehicle.
Eco-driving
Eco-driving is a range of everyday practices that allow the motorist to optimise their fuel consumption and CO2 emissions.
With
Â
an
Â
electronic
Â
gearbox,
Â
do
Â
not
Â
press
Â
the
Â
accelerator
Â
pedal
Â
heavily
Â
o
r
 s
uddenly.
Drive smoothly
Maintain a safe distance between vehicles, use engine braking rather t han  the  brake  pedal,  and  press  the  accelerator  progressively.  These Â
p
ractices  contribute  towards  a  reduction  in  fuel  consumption  and Â
CO2 emissions and also help reduce the background traffic noise.
I
f
Â
your  vehicle  has  cruise  control,  make  use  of  the  system  at  speeds Â
a
bove  25  mph  (40  km/h)  when  the  traffic  is  flowing  well.
.
Eco-driving
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Front electric window controls
The electric window switches remain  operational  for  approximately Â
4
5 seconds  after  the  ignition  is Â
s
witched  off  or  until  a  front  door Â
i
s  opened.  If,  during  this  period  of Â
4
5 seconds,  you  open  a  door  while Â
o
perating  a  window,  the  window  stops. Â
T
he  window  switch  will  then  only  be Â
o
perative  after  the  ignition  is  switched Â
o
n  again.
1.
 F
ront
Â
left
Â
electric
Â
window
Â
switch.
2.
 F
ront
Â
right
Â
electric
Â
window
Â
switch.
F
Â
P
ress
Â
the
Â
switch
Â
to
Â
open
Â
the
Â
window.
F
Â
P
ull
Â
the
Â
switch
Â
to
Â
close
Â
the
Â
window.
The
Â
window
Â
stops
Â
when
Â
you
Â
release
Â
the
Â
switch. Always
 remove  the  key  from  the  ignition Â
w
hen  leaving  the  vehicle,  even  for  a Â
s
hort  time.
In
 the  event  of  contact  during  operation Â
o
f  the  windows,  reverse  the  movement Â
o
f  the  window.  To  do  this,  press  the Â
c
orresponding
 s
witch.
When
 the  driver  operates  the Â
p
assenger  electric  window  switch,  they Â
s
hould  ensure  that  no  one  is  preventing Â
c
orrect  closing  of  the  window.
The
 driver  should  ensure  that  the Â
p
assenger  uses  the  electric  window Â
c
o r r e c t l y.
Be
 particularly  aware  of  children  when Â
o
perating
 t
he
 w
indows.
Rear door windows
Opening
Closing
F Tilt  the  lever  outwards.
F  P ush  it  fully  to  secure  the  window  in  the Â
ope
n
 p
osition.
F
Â
P
ull  the  lever  to  release  the  window.
F
Â
T
ilt  the  lever  fully  inwards  to  secure  the Â
w
indow  in  the  closed  position.
Each
 window  can  be  hinged  open  to  provide Â
v
entilation  at  the  rear  seats.
2
Access
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56
Ventilation
Air intake
The air circulating in the passenger compartment  is  filtered  and  originates  either Â
f
rom  the  outside  via  the  grille  located  at  the Â
b
ase  of  the  windscreen  or  from  the  inside  in  air Â
re
circulation
 m
ode.
Air treatment
The incoming air follows various routes depending  on  the  controls  selected  by  the Â
d
river:
-
Â
d
irect  arrival  in  the  passenger Â
c
ompartment  (air  intake),
-
Â
p
assage  through  a  heating  circuit  (heating),
-
Â
p
assage  through  a  cooling  circuit  (air Â
c
onditioning).
Control panel
1. Windscreen d emisting-defrosting v ents.
2. F ront  side  window  demisting/defrosting Â
ve
nts.
3.
 A
djustable  side  air  vent  (driver  only).4. C
entral  adjustable  air  vents.
5. A ir  outlets  for  the  front  footwells.
6.
 A
ir  outlets  for  the  rear  footwells.
Air distribution
The controls of this system are accessible in the " Air conditioning "
menu
 of  the  touch  screen  tablet  A.
The
Â
demisting/defrosting  controls  for  the Â
w
indscreen  and  rear  screen  are  located  below Â
t
he
Â
touch
Â
screen  tablet.
Ease of use and comfort
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Fresh air intake / Air
recirculation
The intake of fresh air avoids and eliminates misting  of  the  windscreen  and  side  windows.
Recirculation of the interior air isolates the
passenger
 compartment  from  exterior  odours Â
a
nd  fumes.
F
P
ress this button to recirculate
the
 interior  air. The
 air  conditioning  is  designed  to  operate e
ffectively  in  all  seasons,  with  the  windows  closed.
It
 enables  you  to:
Air conditioning On / Off
Switching on
Switching off
The air conditioning does not operate when  the  air  flow  adjustment  is  set Â
t
o off. F
P
ress this button to switch on the
air
 c
onditioning.
Avoid
Â
the
Â
prolonged
Â
use
Â
of
Â
interior
Â
a
ir
Â
recirculation
Â
(risk
Â
of
Â
misting
Â
and
Â
d
eterioration
Â
of
Â
air
Â
quality).
This
Â
function
Â
can
Â
also
Â
be
Â
used
Â
t
emporarily
Â
to
Â
speed
Â
up
Â
the
Â
heating
Â
or
Â
c
ooling
Â
of
Â
the
Â
passenger
Â
compartment. -
Â
l
ower  the  temperature,  in  summer,
-
Â
i
ncrease  the  effectiveness  of  the  demisting Â
i
n  winter,  above  3°C.
F Â
P
ress  this  button  again  to  switch Â
o
ff  the  air  conditioning.
Air distribution adjustment
You can vary the distribution of air in the passenger  compartment  using  these  three Â
b
uttons. Windscreen.
Each
 press  on  a  button  activates  or  deactivates Â
t
he  function. Footwells. Central
 and  side  vents.F
Â
P
ress  this  button  again  to  allow  the  intake Â
o
f  exterior  air.
For
 a  uniform  distribution  of  air  in  the
 p
assenger  compartment,  the  three
 b
uttons  can  be  activated  simultaneously.
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Ease of use and comfort
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Avoid the prolonged use of interior air  recirculation  (risk  of  misting  and Â
d
eterioration  of  air  quality).
It
Â
allows
Â
you:
-
Â
i
n
Â
summer,
Â
to
Â
lower
Â
the
Â
temperature,
-
Â
i
n
Â
winter,
Â
above
Â
3
Â
°C,
Â
to
Â
improve
Â
demisting.
F
 P
ress
Â
this
Â
button
Â
again
Â
to
Â
switch
 o
ff
Â
the
Â
air
Â
conditioning.
F
P
ress this button to switch on the
air
 c
onditioning.
Air conditioning On/Off
The air conditioning is designed to operate e
fficiently  in  all  seasons,  with  the  windows  closed.The
 intake  of  exterior  air  avoids  and  eliminates  m
isting  of  the  windscreen  and  side  windows.
Air intake/Air recirculation
The recirculation of interior air prevents exterior odours  and  smoke  from  entering  the  passenger Â
c
ompartment.
F
P
ress this button to recirculate
the
 interior  air.
F
Â
P
ress  this  button  again  to  allow Â
t
he  intake  of  exterior  air.
The
Â
air
Â
conditioning
Â
cannot
Â
operate
Â
w
hen
Â
the
Â
air
Â
flow
Â
is
Â
set
Â
to
Â
off. This
 function  also  allows  faster  heating Â
o
r  cooling  of  the  air  in  the  passenger Â
c
ompartment.
Ventilation with "ignition on"
function
With the ignition on, you can use the ventilation system  and  access  the  "Air conditioning "
menu
 to  adjust  the  air flow
Â
and  air
distribution
Â
in  the  passenger  compartment.
This
 function  is  available  for  a  few  minutes, Â
d
epending  on  the  state  of  charge  of  the  battery Â
o
f  your  vehicle.
This
 function  does  not  activate  the  air Â
c
onditioning.
You
 can  make  use  of  the  residual  heat  in  the Â
e
ngine  to  warm  the  passenger  compartment Â
u
sing  the  temperature  setting  buttons.
Switching on
Switching off
3
Ease of use and comfort
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In the event of a minor impact or bump on  the  side  of  the  vehicle  or  if  the Â
v
ehicle  rolls  over,  the  airbags  may  not Â
b
e  deployed.
In the event of a rear or front collision,
none
 of  the  lateral  airbags  is  deployed.
System
Â
contributing
Â
towards
Â
greater
Â
protection
Â
f
or
Â
the
Â
the
Â
driver
Â
and
Â
passengers
Â
(with
Â
the
Â
e
xception
Â
of
Â
the
Â
rear
Â
centre
Â
passenger)
Â
in
Â
the
Â
e
vent
Â
of
Â
a
Â
serious
Â
side
Â
impact
Â
in
Â
order
Â
to
Â
limit
Â
t
he
Â
risk
Â
of
Â
injury
Â
to
Â
the
Â
side
Â
of
Â
the
Â
head.
Each
Â
curtain
Â
airbag
Â
is
Â
built
Â
into
Â
the
Â
pillars
Â
and
Â
t
he
Â
upper
Â
passenger
Â
compartment
Â
area.
Curtain airbags
Deployment
The curtain airbag is deployed at the same t
ime  as  the  corresponding  lateral  airbag  in  the Â
e
vent  of  a  serious  side  impact  applied  to  all  or Â
p
art  of  the  side  impact  zone  B,  perpendicular Â
t
o  the  longitudinal  centreline  of  the  vehicle  on  a Â
h
orizontal  plane  and  directed  from  the  outside Â
t
owards  the  inside  of  the  vehicle.
The
 curtain  airbag  inflates  between  the  front  or Â
r
ear  occupant  of  the  vehicle  and  the  windows.If
 this  warning  lamp  comes  on  in  the
 i
nstrument  panel,  you  must  contact
 a
 CITROËN  dealer  or  a  qualified
 w
orkshop  to  have  the  system  checked.
Operating fault
The airbags may no longer be deployed in the e
vent  of  a  serious  impact.
5
Safety
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Child seats
Recommendations
Installing a booster
cushion
The chest part of the seat belt must be positioned  on  the  child's  shoulder  without Â
t
ouching  the  neck.
Ensure that the lap part of the seat belt
passes
 correctly  over  the  child's  thighs.
CITROËN
 recommends  the  use  of  a  booster Â
s
eat  which  has  a  back,  fitted  with  a  seat  belt Â
g
uide  at  shoulder  level.
As
 a  safety  precaution,  do  not  leave:
-
Â
o
ne  or  more  children  alone  and Â
u
nsupervised  in  a  vehicle,
-
Â
a
 child  or  an  animal  in  a  vehicle  which Â
i
s  exposed  to  the  sun,  with  the  windows Â
c
losed,
-
Â
t
he  keys  within  reach  of  children  inside Â
t
he  vehicle.
To
 prevent  accidental  opening  of  the  doors, Â
u
se  the  child  lock.
Take
 care  not  to  open  the  rear  windows  by Â
m
ore  than  one  third.
To
 protect  young  children  from  the  rays  of Â
t
he  sun,  fit  side  blinds  on  the  rear  windows.
Children at the front
For optimum installation o f t he fo rward f acing c
hild  seat,  ensure  that  the  back  of  the  child Â
s
eat  is  as  close  as  possible  to  the  backrest Â
o
f  the  vehicle's  seat,  or  in  contact  if  possible.
The
 head  restraint  must  be  removed  before Â
i
nstalling  a  child  seat  with  a  backrest  on  the Â
p
assenger
 sea
t.
Ensure
 that  the  head  restraint  is  stowed  or Â
a
ttached  securely  so  that  it  is  not  thrown Â
a
round  the  vehicle  in  the  event  of  sharp Â
b
raking.
Refit
 the  head  restraint  as  soon  as  the  child Â
s
eat  is  removed.
The
 legislation  on  carrying  a  child  on  the Â
f
ront  passenger  seat  is  specific  to  each Â
c
ountry.  Refer  to  the  legislation  in  force  in Â
t
he  country  in  which  you  are  driving.
Deactivate
 the  passenger's  front  airbag Â
w
hen  a  rear ward  facing  child  seat  is  installed Â
o
n  the  front  passenger  seat.  Other wise,  the Â
c
hild  would  risk  being  seriously  injured  or Â
k
illed  if  the  airbag  were  deployed.
The
Â
incorrect
Â
installation
Â
of
Â
a
Â
child
Â
seat
Â
in
Â
a
 v
ehicle
Â
compromises
Â
the
Â
child's
Â
protection
Â
in
Â
t
he
Â
event
Â
of
Â
an
Â
accident.
Check
Â
that
Â
there
Â
is
Â
no
Â
seat
Â
belt
Â
or
Â
seat
Â
belt
Â
b
uckle
Â
under
Â
the
Â
child
Â
seat
Â
as
Â
this
Â
could
Â
de
stabilise
 i
t.
Remember
Â
to
Â
fasten
Â
the
Â
seat
Â
belts
Â
or
Â
the
Â
c
hild
Â
seat
Â
harnesses
Â
keeping the slack in
relation
Â
to
Â
the
Â
child's
Â
body
Â
to a minimum ,
even
Â
for
Â
short
Â
journeys.
For
Â
the
Â
installation
Â
of
Â
a
Â
child
Â
seat
Â
using
Â
a
Â
s
eat
Â
belt,
Â
ensure
Â
that
Â
this
Â
is
Â
well
Â
tensioned
Â
o
n
Â
the
Â
child
Â
seat
Â
and
Â
that
Â
it
Â
is
Â
holding
Â
the
Â
c
hild
Â
seat
Â
firmly
Â
against
Â
the
Â
seat
Â
of
Â
your
Â
v
ehicle.
Â
If
Â
your
Â
front
Â
passenger
Â
seat
Â
is
Â
a
djustable,
Â
move
Â
it
Â
for ward
Â
if
Â
necessary.
At the rear seats, always leave sufficient
space
Â
between
Â
the
Â
front
Â
seat
Â
and:
-
Â
a
Â
rear ward
Â
facing
Â
child
Â
seat,
-
Â
t
he
Â
feet
Â
of
Â
a
Â
child
Â
seated
Â
in
Â
a
Â
for ward
Â
f
acing
Â
child
Â
seat.
For
Â
this,
Â
move
Â
the
Â
front
Â
seat
Â
for ward
Â
and
Â
if
Â
n
ecessary
Â
straighten
Â
its
Â
backrest.
Safety