The corresponding indicator lights up. At this time, the occupants cannot open the rear door on the corresponding side. To unlock the door, press the child protection lock button for the corresponding side again or use the exterior door handle. ● Secure your luggage appropriately to prevent it from skidding or moving. Luggage in the vehicle should not be higher than seatbacks. ● The head support can only protect your head when it is in the proper position. Remember to adjust it to the proper position if it has been moved. WARNING ● Before driving, especially when a child is in the vehicle, ensure that the doors are closed and the child protection lock function is enabled.
WARNING ● Sitting on a folded seatback, in the trunk, or on cargo is prohibited. Improper seating position or improperly fastened seat belts can result in personal injuries in case of emergency braking or a collision. ● Proper use of seat belts and activation of child protection lock helps prevent the driver and passengers from being thrown out of the vehicle in an accident, and also prevents a door from being opened accidentally. ● Do not place any items under the seats. The driver may lose control of the vehicle because items placed there affect the seat locking mechanism, causing the seat to move suddenly.
● After the child protection lock is locked, doors cannot be opened from inside the car, and the window switch for the corresponding rear door cannot be used to raise or lower the window. ● When adjusting the seat, do not place your hand under the seat or near its operating parts to prevent being crushed. ● After adjusting the seatback, lean back to confirm the seatback is locked. Seatbacks that are not fully locked can cause personal injuries in an accident or during emergency braking. Seat Seat Precautions ● Adjust the driver's seat so that the pedals, steering wheel, and dashboard controls are within the driver's easy control.
● Do not put the seatback down while driving or riding in the vehicle. This makes the shoulder strap of the seat belt not properly attached to the body. As a result, occupants in the vehicle could hit the strap in an accident, causing injuries to the neck or other parts; or they may slip out of the waist belt, resulting in other serious injuries. ● While driving, the most effective safeguard is to keep the seatback upright, always rest well on the seatback, and adjust the seat belt to the right position. ● Rear seats cannot be folded in with the vehicle running. 60