Quote the key number from the detachable tag when ordering replacement keys because it is part of the immobilizer system.

1. Replace the battery when the system no longer operates properly or the remote-control range is reduced.
2. Unclip the cover by inserting a small screwdriver between the back cover and the remote control, then remove the cover.
3. Extract the flat battery from its location.
4. Install a battery of the same type, paying attention to its installation position, and clip the cover in place.
5. Do not put the used battery in household waste; dispose of it at an appropriate recycling collection point.

Check that the brake fluid level is between the MIN and MAX marks; if it is below MIN, seek workshop assistance.

Brake fluid is poisonous and corrosive, so avoid contact with your eyes, skin, fabrics, and painted surfaces.

If the TPMS warning light illuminates, stop immediately and check the tire pressure because one or more wheels may have lost pressure.

If the tire pressure monitoring system has a fault, consult a workshop.

The trip/autonomy information menu provides two selectable trip odometer pages for different trips.

The light indicates a hybrid-system fault; switch off the ignition and seek workshop assistance.

If it stays on while the engine runs, an emission-control fault may exceed permitted limits; seek workshop assistance immediately.

If it flashes, ease up on the accelerator until it stops, then seek workshop assistance immediately because catalytic-converter damage could occur.

1. Switch off all exterior and interior lights and the ignition before replacing the bulb.
2. Use the same bulb type, hold the new bulb only at its base, and do not touch its glass with bare hands.
3. Replace headlight bulbs from within the engine compartment.
4. After replacement, switch on the ignition, operate the lights, and check that they work.