Carrying Luggage the seat, so as to avoid affecting the driver's ability to control the pedals or normal seat adjustment. Do not stack items to a height taller than the front seats' seatbacks. ● This vehicle has multiple storage spaces. Overloading or improper accommodation may affect maneuverability, stability and normal operation of the vehicle, and reduce its safety. ● Make sure the glove box is always closed while driving. If the glove box is open, the occupant's knees may be injured in case of a collision or an emergency stop. ● The glove box, storage boxes on interior trim panels and seatback pockets are designed for small and light objects, while the trunk for large and heavy objects.
REMINDER ● Make sure the vehicle's total load (vehicle + passengers + luggage) remains within the specified maximum weight. ● Do not pile up toys in the vehicle, as this may affect driving safety and present a hazard to the children, especially in case of emergency braking or collision. 04 USING AND DRIVING WARNING Loading the Trunk ● Overloading and improper accommodation may affect stability and vehicle control, which may lead to accidents. ● Place luggage evenly in the trunk. Put heavier items at the bottom and as far in as possible. ● Observe the maximum weight limit and other loading guidelines in this manual. ● Secure items with ropes or straps so that they will not move while driving.
Do not stack items to a height taller than seat backs. ● Do not carry highly magnetic items, as they might interfere in the vehicle's operating functions. Wading into Water Carrying Luggage in the Passenger Area ● Check water depth - it must not exceed the vehicle's lower edge before driving into flooded areas. ● All items that could be thrown inwards and thus injure occupants in case of a collision must be properly placed and secured. ● If crossing a flooded area is necessary, turn off the air conditioner and keep acceleration steady to slowly cross over. ● Do not place any objects on the inner side of rear windshield.
Otherwise, these objects will block the driver's line of sight and will be thrown here and there inside the vehicle in case of collision. ● Ensure that objects placed on the floor behind the front seat do not roll under 101