Video Summary
- The VDS screen has been relocated to the center console to be more visible and accessible.- Below the VDS screen, the hazard blinker button can be pushed in to be activated.
- There are buttons for reverse, neutral, and drive instead of a stick shift.
- The foot has to be on the brake to exit Park and shift from neutral to drive or reverse.
- T/C button turns traction control on and off. Red light indicates the traction control is off. It defaults to on and traction control is disengaged if turned off and could be harder to control.
- The seat heaters can be adjusted by pressing a small button for each seat to choose high (reddish-orange) and low (green) seat temperatures.
- There is a connector for an iPod or iPhone that allows one to rest the phone.
- Heating and air conditioning controls have been moved to the center console.
- The first knob here controls the temperature, with a blue side for cold and a red side for heat.
- Push the button in to activate the air conditioning, where there will be a blue LED. Turn the fan dial to add more cool air.
- If the button is not pushed and set to blue, the knob will blow plain air.
- A knob controls where the air will come from.
- A button to open the glove box is located in the center. The button can be disabled when the car is locked so it can’t be popped open.
- The passenger seat is fixed and cannot be moved.
- Under the passenger seat is a handy handbook.
- Pump adjusts and inflates the lumbar, there is also a value to release the air.
- Steering wheel has horns and on the right there are controls for the single windshield wiper.
- The left has turn signals.
- The power meters are on the dash for reading mph and kilometers.
- An energy draw meter will indicate how much energy the battery is using to move.
- There are the European car has the rear fog lamps.
- There is also a dimmer switch for the interior for making it darker.
