The displayed range estimates how far you can travel with the current charge under current conditions and consumption.

It varies with driving style, temperature, climate control, vehicle load, planned route, and, with route guidance, expected speed and terrain.

Do not overlook a warning lamp or text message; stop at the earliest safe opportunity.

After the ignition is switched on, certain lamps may light and should turn off after a short time.

Do not continue driving when this warning appears; stop as soon as possible and when safe to do so.

1. The red warning lamp means the brake fluid level is too low; do not drive on because the brakes may fail.
2. Stop immediately when safe, check the brake fluid level, and seek expert assistance if it is too low.

1. Remove the manual key from the vehicle key and insert it into the door lock cylinder.
2. Turn the key anticlockwise, or clockwise on a right-hand-drive vehicle, to mechanically unlock the driver door.
3. Open the driver door, switch on the ignition to end the alarm, then use the central locking button to unlock the other doors.
4. Depending on equipment, opening the door may trigger an alarm.

For everyday use, primarily charge with AC at a station or wall box, set the upper limit to 80%, or activate Battery Care Mode.

Charge below 20%, avoid complete discharge and regular DC charging, and drive shortly after fully charging or schedule a departure time.

High dust or mainly winter driving may require some work before the next service or at shorter intervals; ask a qualified workshop for advice.