Seats • When adjusting a rear seat backrest, ensure that the seat belt is not twisted or stuck in the backrest. Otherwise, the seat belt may be damaged and therefore pose a safety risk. Correct Sitting Posture of Rear Row Passengers To minimize potential risks and protect your safety, please adjust the seat as follows: • Adjust the headrest so that the center of the headrest is flush with your eyes. • Place your feet in the footstep space in front of the rear seats. • Place the middle part of the seat belt between your neck and shoulder, and tightly wrap the lap part of the seat belt around your hip joint (not your abdomen).
• When driving with children in your vehicle, use appropriate child safety seats to protect children. See the chapter on child safety seats for details. Warning • Do not hang other objects (such as clothes hangers) on seats or headrests. Otherwise, the risk of injury may be increased in the event of a vehicle collision or sudden acceleration and deceleration. • Only one person can ride in one seat position while the vehicle is being driven. Please do not let an infant or a child share the same seat and seat belt with an adult. Please do not let an infant or a child sit on an adult's lap.
Otherwise, safety risks can occur in the event of collision, rapid acceleration and deceleration, resulting in injuries to passengers, infants, children, etc. • People with limited pain perception due to disease or age shall use the temperature control system and seat heating function with caution to prevent potential low-temperature burns caused by long-term use. Warning Rear seat passengers shall not behave in the following ways: 88