What should I do if the traffic light information system displays incorrect data?

The manual states that the actual traffic signs on your route always take precedence over the information on the display. As the driver, you are always responsible for adhering to locally applicable laws and regulations. Incorrect values may be supplied by the camera-based traffic sign recognition or if the map material on the navigation system is out of date.

At what speeds does the fatigue warning system recommend a break?

The fatigue warning system recommends a break via a display in the instrument cluster at speeds of 65 km/h and above. If severe fatigue is detected, a tone will also sound. The system may misinterpret driving behaviour at speeds below approximately 60 km/h or above approximately 130 km/h.

What is the minimum speed for cruise control and speed limiter operation?

The cruise control system helps you maintain a speed of approximately 20 km/h and above. The speed limiter helps you avoid exceeding a speed of approximately 30 km/h and above.

How does adaptive cruise assist respond when a vehicle in front changes lanes?

If a vehicle which has already been detected by the adaptive cruise assist turns off or changes lane, and another stationary vehicle is located in front of that vehicle, the system will not react to the stationary vehicle. This is a system limitation that may require driver intervention.

Can the adaptive cruise assist detect motorcycles and cyclists?

Vehicles that are not clearly discernible, such as a motorcycle or cyclist travelling in front of you, and vehicles with high ground clearance or a protruding load, are often identified late or are not detected at all. The system does not react to pedestrians, animals, or crossing or oncoming traffic.

What should I do if the fatigue warning indicates severe fatigue?

The manual states the system has identified a severe level of fatigue and recommends: Take a break. The manual also warns that you should never drive when you are tired as it poses a risk of accident, and on long journeys you should make sure to take adequate breaks at regular intervals. As the driver, you are always responsible for ensuring that you are fit to drive.

What should I do when a warning lamp lights up in my instrument cluster?

Note the information displayed in the instrument cluster. Some warning lamps may be accompanied by a driver message and warning tone. You can use the controls on the multi-function steering wheel to access the second display tab (driver messages) to see more details.

Why do some warning lamps light up when I switch on the ignition?

Certain warning and indicator lamps light up when the ignition is switched on and must go back out when the engine is switched on or once the vehicle is moving. This is normal operation.

Can warning lamps be displayed in different colours?

Yes, some of the warning lamps may be displayed in different colours.

What does the central warning lamp indicate?

The central warning lamp lights up to indicate a general function or fault. When it illuminates, you should note the information provided in the instrument cluster.

How can I view warning messages again if they have been masked by other displays?

To display a warning or message again, use the controls on the multi-function steering wheel to select the second display tab (driver messages) as referenced on page 14.

At what distance does the parking aid sound a continuous warning tone?

A continuous warning tone sounds when the vehicle is less than approximately 0.30 m away from an obstacle for rear parking aid, or when the front or rear is less than approximately 0.30 m from an obstacle for parking aid plus. For obstacles on the side, a continuous tone sounds when they are less than approximately 0.20 m away.

Model years 2018–2026EU marketManual language: en

Audi A1 GB (2018–2026) owner's manual guide

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What the manual covers(219)

Notes on this Owner's Manualp. 7
Quick referencep. 8
Getting startedp. 8
Online informationp. 8
FAQsp. 8
Front cabinp. 10
Overview of warning and indicator lampsp. 11
Displays and controlsp. 15
Instrument clusterp. 15
Instrument cluster overviewp. 15
How to use the multi-function steering wheelp. 16
Selecting the displayp. 16
Coolant temperature gaugep. 17
Rev counterp. 17
Mileage recorderp. 18
Outside temperature displayp. 18
Engine oil temperature gaugep. 18
Vehicle functionsp. 18
Touch displayp. 20
General instructions for using the touch displayp. 20
Multi Media Interfacep. 22
Voice controlp. 28
General informationp. 28
Speech dialogue systemp. 28
External voice control functionp. 29
Global functionsp. 31
Other function selector buttonsp. 31
Setting offp. 32
Personal settingsp. 32
Usersp. 32
Opening and closingp. 34
Central locking systemp. 34
Keysp. 38
Boot lidp. 41
Child lockp. 43
Electric windowsp. 43
Lights and visionp. 45
Exterior lightsp. 45
Interior lightsp. 48
Clear visionp. 49
Windscreen wipersp. 51
Sitting correctly and safelyp. 54
Ensuring the correct seating positionp. 54
Front seatsp. 54
Steering wheelp. 56
Head restraintsp. 56
Seat beltsp. 57
Airbag systemp. 61
Child restraint systemsp. 63
Storage and conveniencep. 70
Ashtrayp. 70
Cigarette lighterp. 70
Power sourcesp. 70
Cup holdersp. 71
Storage compartmentsp. 71
Luggage compartmentp. 71
Roof carrierp. 74
Heating and coolingp. 76
Air conditionerp. 76
Fluids in the air conditionerp. 80
Drivingp. 81
Starting the vehiclep. 81
Driving the vehiclep. 83
Enginep. 89
Start/stop systemp. 90
Brakesp. 92
Handbrakep. 93
Special driving situationsp. 94
Handling dynamicsp. 96
Audi drive selectp. 96
Suspensionp. 97
Steeringp. 97
Electronic stabilisation controlp. 98
Assistance systemsp. 101
Driver assist systemsp. 101
General informationp. 101
Sensors for detecting the vehicle's surroundingsp. 102
Driver assist menup. 104
Parking aid menup. 104
Driver informationp. 105
Speed warningp. 105
Camera-based traffic sign recognitionp. 105
Traffic light informationp. 107
Fatigue warningp. 109
Driver assistancep. 111
Speed regulation systemsp. 111
Economy tipsp. 113
Adaptive cruise assistp. 113
Distance warningp. 124
Lane departure warningp. 125
Audi pre sensep. 127
Side assistp. 129
Parking and manoeuvringp. 132
Introductionp. 132
Rear parking aidp. 132
Parking aid plusp. 133
Reversing camerap. 136
Rear cross-traffic assistp. 137
Assisted parkingp. 138
Park assistp. 140
Infotainmentp. 143
Telephonep. 143
Introductionp. 143
Setting upp. 143
Using the Audi phone boxp. 145
Using the telephonep. 147
Settingsp. 150
Messagesp. 151
Troubleshootingp. 152
Audi connectp. 154
General informationp. 154
Audi connect infotainmentp. 155
Establishing a Wi-Fi connectionp. 155
Using the Wi-Fi hotspotp. 155
Audi connect infotainment servicesp. 156
Audi connect vehicle control servicesp. 156
Settingsp. 157
Troubleshootingp. 158
Emergency callp. 159
Overviewp. 159
Emergency callp. 159
Online roadside assistance callp. 161
Information on data processingp. 161
Information on third-party services and other services with added benefitp. 162
Navigationp. 163
Calling up the navigation menup. 163
myAudi navigationp. 163
Entering a destinationp. 164
Stopping route guidancep. 167
Mapp. 167
Predictive route guidancep. 169
Alternative routesp. 170
Further functionsp. 170
Satellite mapp. 171
Map updatep. 171
Traffic informationp. 172
Hazard alertsp. 173
Settingsp. 174
Radiop. 177
General informationp. 177
Radio functionsp. 178
Online radiop. 180
Options and settingsp. 181
Troubleshootingp. 183
Mediap. 184
General informationp. 184
Bluetooth audio playerp. 184
Online mediap. 185
Amazon Alexap. 185
Multimedia connectionsp. 186
Playing mediap. 187
Options and settingsp. 190
Supported media and file formatsp. 191
Troubleshootingp. 192
In-car experiencep. 194
Themesp. 194
Smartphone interfacep. 195
Setting upp. 195
Troubleshootingp. 196
Further settingsp. 198
System settingsp. 198
Software updatep. 199
Connected devicesp. 199
Legal informationp. 200
Service and carep. 202
Checking and topping up fluidsp. 202
Fuelp. 202
Filling the tankp. 203
Emission control systemp. 205
Engine compartmentp. 206
Engine oilp. 211
Cooling systemp. 213
Brake fluidp. 215
Electrical systemp. 216
Batteryp. 217
Windscreen washer systemp. 220
Service interval displayp. 220
Wheelsp. 222
Tyres and rimsp. 222
Tyre pressure loss indicatorp. 227
Care of vehicle and cleaningp. 229
General informationp. 229
Washing the vehiclep. 229
Information on cleaning and carep. 230
Taking the vehicle out of servicep. 234
Self-helpp. 235
Mobilityp. 235
General informationp. 235
Equipmentp. 235
Tyre repair kitp. 236
Changing a wheelp. 238
Spare wheelp. 241
Jump-startingp. 242
Towing awayp. 244
Fuses and bulbsp. 247
Fusesp. 247
Bulbsp. 249
Changing headlight bulbsp. 251
Changing bulbs for rear lightsp. 252
Customer informationp. 254
Data protectionp. 254
Information on data protectionp. 254
Image recordingp. 254
Data recordersp. 254
Information transmittedp. 255
Accessories and modifications to the vehiclep. 258
Maintenance, repairs and modifications to the vehiclep. 258
Accessories and replacement partsp. 259
Position for a toll device on the windscreenp. 260
Technical datap. 261
Identification datap. 261
Vehicle datap. 261
Other informationp. 264
Trademarks and licencesp. 264
Information according to EU chemicals regulation REACHp. 264
Information on waste disposalp. 264
Radio equipmentp. 265
Additional customer informationp. 267
Indexp. 269

Dashboard warning lights(65)

What each warning light means, extracted from the manual. Always confirm the full procedure on the cited page or with a workshop.

Light	Meaning	What to do	Page
Central warning lamp	General warning or fault indication	Note the information displayed in the instrument cluster	p. 11
Cooling system	Cooling system fault	Refer to pages 15, 211, 212	p. 11
Seat belt	Seat belt warning	Refer to page 58	p. 11
Gearbox	Gearbox fault	Refer to page 86	p. 11
Brake system	Brake system fault	Refer to pages 91, 214	p. 11
Handbrake	Handbrake warning	Refer to page 91	p. 11
Steering	Steering system fault	Refer to page 95	p. 11
Engine oil pressure	Engine oil pressure warning	Refer to page 209	p. 11
Electrical system	Electrical system fault	Refer to page 214	p. 11
Tyre pressure	Tyre pressure warning	Refer to page 225	p. 13
Turn signal indicator lamp (flashing twice as fast)	Turn signal bulb has failed	Drive carefully to a qualified workshop without delay and have the fault rectified	p. 46
Bulb failure indicator lamp	A bulb has failed	See driver message for cause and action; drive to qualified workshop soon if message persists	p. 48
Audi adaptive light fault	The adaptive light feature is out of action	Drive to a qualified workshop soon and have the fault rectified	p. 48
Headlight range control fault	Malfunction in headlight range control which may cause other road users to be dazzled	Drive to a qualified workshop without delay and have the fault rectified	p. 48
Main beam assist fault	Main beam assist system malfunction	Drive to a qualified workshop soon and have the fault rectified	p. 48
Main beam assist currently unavailable	Camera view restricted due to surroundings	Try switching the system on again later	p. 48
Automatic headlights fault	Light sensor/rain sensor is out of action	Drive to a qualified workshop soon and have the fault rectified	p. 48
Wiper system fault indicator lamp	Fault in the wiper system	Drive to a qualified workshop soon and have the fault rectified	p. 53
Automatic wipers fault	Light sensor/rain sensor is out of action	Drive to a qualified workshop soon and have the fault rectified	p. 53
Steering fault indicator	Power assistance has failed	Adapt driving style for heavier steering and stop vehicle in safe place; seek professional assistance	p. 97
Steering lock fault indicator	Malfunction in electronic steering lock; ignition cannot be switched on	Secure vehicle to prevent rolling; do not have towed; seek professional assistance	p. 97
ESC indicator lamp flashing	ESC is actively intervening to stabilize the vehicle	Continue driving; system is functioning normally	p. 98
ESC indicator lamp steady	ESC system switched off for system reasons	Switch ignition off then on again to reactivate; if lamp goes out, system is fully functional	p. 98
Stabilisation control (ESC/ABS) fault	Fault in ABS or EDL causing ESC malfunction	Drive to qualified workshop without delay; normal braking still works but ABS control is out of action	p. 99
Fatigue warning system fault indicator	Fatigue warning functions are unavailable or restricted due to fault	Attempt to switch system on again later; if fault persists, drive to qualified workshop	p. 109
Cruise control system active indicator	Cruise control system is switched on and actively controlling the set speed	System is regulating vehicle speed to the preset cruising speed	p. 111
Speed limiter active indicator	Speed limiter is switched on and actively limiting road speed to threshold set	System is preventing vehicle from exceeding the preset speed limit	p. 111
Preset speed exceeded indicator (flashing)	Set cruising speed has been exceeded; driver is temporarily overriding the limit	Driver is overriding the system; release accelerator to revert to preset speed	p. 111
Speed regulation system fault indicator	Cruise control or speed limiter systems are unavailable or restricted	Clean sensor area in front and attempt to switch systems on again; if fault persists, drive to qualified workshop	p. 113
Adaptive cruise assist active with no vehicle detected	Speed/distance regulating function is active; no vehicle detected in front	System maintains set speed; monitor for vehicles ahead	p. 114
Adaptive cruise assist active with vehicle detected	Speed/distance regulating function is active; vehicle in front detected	System automatically regulates speed and distance to maintain constant separation	p. 115
Speed/distance regulating function active, no vehicle detected	Adaptive cruise assist is maintaining set speed with no vehicle ahead	Monitor system operation	p. 115
Speed/distance regulating function active, vehicle detected	System is regulating speed to maintain constant distance from vehicle ahead	Monitor system operation and be ready to take control	p. 115
Lane guidance active	Lane guidance is assisting with steering inputs	Keep hands on steering wheel and be ready to steer	p. 115
Take over braking prompt (lamp with Distance! message)	Adaptive cruise assist cannot brake sufficiently to maintain safe distance	Apply brake pedal immediately to slow vehicle	p. 118
Take over steering prompt (lamp illuminated)	System limits reached or insufficient steering activity detected	Actively take over steering immediately	p. 118
Lane guidance switched on but not active (white)	Lane guidance unavailable due to system limits or missing lane markings	Be prepared to steer manually	p. 118
Safe start monitor warning (lamp with Warning! message)	Obstacle detected while vehicle attempting to drive off	Press brake pedal to slow down or stop vehicle	p. 122
Safe start monitor warning lamp	Obstacle detected during vehicle start	Press brake pedal to slow down; ensure no obstacles between vehicles	p. 122
Adaptive cruise assist fault indicators	Adaptive cruise assist functions unavailable or restricted	Clean sensors, attempt to switch system on again; if fault persists, visit qualified workshop	p. 123
Distance warning indicator lamp	Vehicle distance below warning threshold	Adjust following distance according to warning threshold setting	p. 124
Lane departure warning unavailable indicator	Lane departure warning system not ready or unavailable	Clean camera area and attempt to switch system on again; if fault persists, visit workshop	p. 126
Audi pre sense indicator lamp	Audi pre sense system is switched off	Reactivates automatically when ignition is switched on next time	p. 129
Side assist warning signal on exterior mirror (steady)	Critical object detected in blind spot or approaching from rear	Monitor warning and exercise caution when changing lanes	p. 129
Side assist warning signal on exterior mirror (flashing)	Critical object detected when turn signal is activated or lane departure warning triggered	Do not change lane; be aware of approaching vehicles	p. 129
Parking aid sensor or loudspeaker fault	Sensor in the corresponding area or loudspeaker is faulty	Drive to a qualified workshop soon and have the fault rectified	p. 133
Parking aid functions unavailable or restricted	System fault affecting parking aid operation	Clean sensors and attempt to switch systems on again; if fault persists, drive to qualified workshop	p. 133
Rear cross-traffic assist functions unavailable or restricted	Rear cross-traffic assist system fault	Clean rear corner sensors and attempt to switch system on again; if fault persists, drive to qualified workshop	p. 138
Park assist unavailable or stopped	Park assist is not operational or has been stopped due to a fault or system intervention	Clean area in front of sensors and attempt to switch system on again; if fault persists, drive to qualified workshop	p. 142
Fuel indicator lamp	Fuel level is low	Add fuel to the vehicle's tank	p. 203
Tank system malfunction indicator	Malfunction in the tank system	Drive to a qualified workshop without delay and have the fault rectified	p. 203
Particulate filter indicator lamp	Particulate filter requires regeneration	Regenerate the filter by driving at constant speed (50-120 km/h) or by driving and coasting depending on engine type until the lamp goes out	p. 205
Emission control malfunction lamp	Malfunctions relevant to emissions have occurred	Drive slowly to a qualified workshop without delay and have the fault rectified	p. 206
Bonnet lock warning	Bonnet is not correctly engaged	Stop vehicle without delay and close the bonnet properly	p. 208
Oil pressure warning lamp	Engine oil level too low or oil pressure fault	Switch off engine, check oil level (page 210); if level OK but lamp persists, seek professional assistance	p. 211
Coolant level warning lamp	Coolant level too low	Switch off ignition, check coolant level (page 212); if too low, add coolant and do not drive until lamp extinguishes	p. 213
Brake fluid warning lamp	Brake fluid level below MIN mark or brake system fault	Stop vehicle, check brake fluid level; if below MIN mark, seek professional assistance immediately	p. 216
Electrical system fault lamp	Alternator, battery, or electrical system fault	Stop vehicle safely, switch off ignition, and seek professional assistance	p. 216
Brakes: stop vehicle and check brake fluid level	Brake fluid level below normal operating range	Stop the vehicle immediately, check brake fluid level, seek professional assistance	p. 216
Electrical system: fault. Safely stop vehicle or Electrical system: fault. Battery is not being charged	Alternator or battery fault, or electrical system malfunction	Stop vehicle safely, switch off ignition, seek professional assistance	p. 216
Electrical system: fault. No restart possible	Vehicle will not restart when ignition switched off	Drive to qualified workshop without delay; some functions may be limited	p. 216
Electrical system: fault. Please contact workshop	General electrical system fault with reduced functionality	Switch off non-essential electrical equipment, drive to workshop; some functions may be limited	p. 216
Electrical system: low battery charge. Battery will be charged while driving	Battery charge level low but charging from engine operation	If message persists after driving, visit qualified workshop to rectify fault	p. 217
Please add washer fluid	Windscreen/headlight washer fluid level low	Top up windscreen washer and headlight washer system fluid with ignition off	p. 220
Tyre pressure loss indicator lamp	Loss of pressure on one or more tyres or system malfunction	Check and adjust tyre pressures, store new pressures in system; if flashing without stored pressures, drive to workshop immediately	p. 227

Fuses(54)

Fuse	Circuit	Page
Sound system	Dash panel No. 3	p. 246
Control unit for vehicle electrical system	Dash panel No. 6	p. 246
Heater/air conditioner blowers	Dash panel No. 8	p. 246
Belt tensioner (right-side)	Dash panel No. 12	p. 246
Diagnostic connection, light switch, headlight range control, control unit for roof electronics, interior lighting, light/rain sensor, interior monitor sensor (anti-theft alarm system)	Dash panel No. 13	p. 246
Drive system control unit	Engine compartment No. 1	p. 247
Engine components, fuel leak diagnostics, air intake, exhaust flaps	Engine compartment No. 2	p. 247
Oxygen sensors	Engine compartment No. 3	p. 247
Fuel pump	Engine compartment No. 4	p. 247
Engine components, radiator fan, oil level and oil temperature sensor	Engine compartment No. 5	p. 247
Engine components	Engine compartment No. 6	p. 247
Vacuum reservoir for brake system, fuel leak diagnostics	Engine compartment No. 7	p. 247
Exhaust gas temperature sender	Engine compartment No. 8	p. 247
Brake light sensor	Engine compartment No. 9	p. 247
Battery monitoring control unit, diagnostic interface	Engine compartment No. 10	p. 247
Gear oil cooler	Engine compartment No. 11	p. 247
Air conditioner compressor	Engine compartment No. 12	p. 247
Anti-interference capacitor, rear battery	Engine compartment No. 13	p. 247
Drive system control unit, electronic stabilisation control (ESC)	Engine compartment No. 14	p. 247
Automatic gearbox	Engine compartment No. 15	p. 247
Diagnostic interface, drive system control unit	Engine compartment No. 17	p. 247
Engine start	Engine compartment No. 18	p. 247
Windscreen wipers	Engine compartment No. 19	p. 247
Instrument cluster, emergency call and communication control unit	Dash panel No. 15	p. 247
Control unit for vehicle electrical system	Dash panel No. 16	p. 247
Door control unit (right-side), electric window motor (rear right)	Dash panel No. 17	p. 247
Infotainment system	Dash panel No. 19	p. 247
Rear window heating	Dash panel No. 20	p. 247
Infotainment display	Dash panel No. 22	p. 247
Reversing camera	Dash panel No. 23	p. 247
Communication control unit, navigation system, Audi phone box, USB connection	Dash panel No. 24	p. 247
MMI control dial	Dash panel No. 25	p. 247
Diagnostic interface	Dash panel No. 26	p. 247
Electronic damping control	Dash panel No. 27	p. 247
Steering column electronics, ignition lock	Dash panel No. 28	p. 247
Anti-theft alarm system	Dash panel No. 29	p. 247
Belt tensioner (left-side)	Dash panel No. 30	p. 247
Heater, air conditioner console	Dash panel No. 31	p. 247
Left headlight	Dash panel No. 32	p. 247
Door control unit (left-side), electric window motor (rear left)	Dash panel No. 33	p. 247
Right headlight	Dash panel No. 34	p. 247
Control unit for vehicle electrical system	Dash panel No. 35	p. 247
Horn	Dash panel No. 36	p. 247
Control unit for vehicle electrical system	Dash panel No. 38	p. 247
Driver assist systems	Dash panel No. 39	p. 247
Reversing light, diagnostic connection, interior mirror, switch panels	Dash panel No. 40	p. 247
12-volt socket	Dash panel No. 41	p. 247
Pressure sensor for air conditioner, engine sound control unit, clutch position sender	Dash panel No. 42	p. 247
Rear wiper	Dash panel No. 43	p. 247
Control unit for roof electronics, airbag control unit	Dash panel No. 44	p. 247
Make-up mirror light	Dash panel No. 47	p. 247
Steering column lock, control unit for convenience access and start authorisation	Dash panel No. 48	p. 247
Selector lever (on vehicles with automatic gearbox), safety lock for ignition key	Dash panel No. 53	p. 247
12-volt socket	Dash panel No. 58	p. 247

Fluids & capacities(7)

Fluid	Capacity	Specification	Page
Engine oil (top-up maximum)	0.5 litres	VW 504 00, ACEA C3, ACEA C4, API SP or ILSAC GF-6A	p. 211
Coolant additive (frost protection - hot regions)	min. 40% max. 45%	G12evo TL 774 L with distilled water	p. 214
Coolant additive (frost protection - cold regions)	min. 50% max. 55%	G12evo TL 774 L with distilled water	p. 214
Windscreen washer fluid	See page 260	Clean water with washer fluid; add anti-freeze in cold weather	p. 220
Fuel tank	40	Approximate capacity in litres; amount that can be added is lower due to remaining fuel	p. 262
Windscreen washer system	3	Approximate capacity in litres	p. 262
Windscreen/headlight washer system	4.5	Approximate capacity in litres	p. 262

Service intervals(10)

Item	Interval	Page
Wiper blade condition check	Regular checks	p. 51
Windscreen wiper blades	Once or twice a year	p. 52
Brake fluid change	At regular intervals (contact qualified workshop for specific intervals)	p. 216
Oil change or inspection reminder	After certain mileage, reminder displays at ignition on/off	p. 220
Oil change display reset	Must reset if you change oil yourself; next change due after fixed interval	p. 221
Tyre tread depth check	Every 5,000 km - 10,000 km if excessive wear suspected	p. 223
Tread depth inspection (normal driving)	Regularly	p. 223
Tread depth inspection (aggressive driving)	Every 5,000 km to 10,000 km	p. 223
Tyre pressure check	At least once a month and before long journeys	p. 224
Low-profile tyre inspection	Every 3,000 km	p. 226

Frequently asked questions(12)

What should I do if the traffic light information system displays incorrect data?: The manual states that the actual traffic signs on your route always take precedence over the information on the display. As the driver, you are always responsible for adhering to locally applicable laws and regulations. Incorrect values may be supplied by the camera-based traffic sign recognition or if the map material on the navigation system is out of date.
At what speeds does the fatigue warning system recommend a break?: The fatigue warning system recommends a break via a display in the instrument cluster at speeds of 65 km/h and above. If severe fatigue is detected, a tone will also sound. The system may misinterpret driving behaviour at speeds below approximately 60 km/h or above approximately 130 km/h.
What is the minimum speed for cruise control and speed limiter operation?: The cruise control system helps you maintain a speed of approximately 20 km/h and above. The speed limiter helps you avoid exceeding a speed of approximately 30 km/h and above.
How does adaptive cruise assist respond when a vehicle in front changes lanes?: If a vehicle which has already been detected by the adaptive cruise assist turns off or changes lane, and another stationary vehicle is located in front of that vehicle, the system will not react to the stationary vehicle. This is a system limitation that may require driver intervention.
Can the adaptive cruise assist detect motorcycles and cyclists?: Vehicles that are not clearly discernible, such as a motorcycle or cyclist travelling in front of you, and vehicles with high ground clearance or a protruding load, are often identified late or are not detected at all. The system does not react to pedestrians, animals, or crossing or oncoming traffic.
What should I do if the fatigue warning indicates severe fatigue?: The manual states the system has identified a severe level of fatigue and recommends: Take a break. The manual also warns that you should never drive when you are tired as it poses a risk of accident, and on long journeys you should make sure to take adequate breaks at regular intervals. As the driver, you are always responsible for ensuring that you are fit to drive.
What should I do when a warning lamp lights up in my instrument cluster?: Note the information displayed in the instrument cluster. Some warning lamps may be accompanied by a driver message and warning tone. You can use the controls on the multi-function steering wheel to access the second display tab (driver messages) to see more details.
Why do some warning lamps light up when I switch on the ignition?: Certain warning and indicator lamps light up when the ignition is switched on and must go back out when the engine is switched on or once the vehicle is moving. This is normal operation.
Can warning lamps be displayed in different colours?: Yes, some of the warning lamps may be displayed in different colours.
What does the central warning lamp indicate?: The central warning lamp lights up to indicate a general function or fault. When it illuminates, you should note the information provided in the instrument cluster.
How can I view warning messages again if they have been masked by other displays?: To display a warning or message again, use the controls on the multi-function steering wheel to select the second display tab (driver messages) as referenced on page 14.
At what distance does the parking aid sound a continuous warning tone?: A continuous warning tone sounds when the vehicle is less than approximately 0.30 m away from an obstacle for rear parking aid, or when the front or rear is less than approximately 0.30 m from an obstacle for parking aid plus. For obstacles on the side, a continuous tone sounds when they are less than approximately 0.20 m away.

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