Page 1 Ibiza Owner’s manual...
Page 2 Vehicle Registration: On-board documentation Vehicle identification number: First key Second key Date of vehicle registration or vehicle delivery: Correct working order of all keys was checked SEAT Official Service: Location: Date: Signature of owner: Service advisor: Telephone:...
Page 3 Thank you for your con- fidence With your new SEAT, you will be able to enjoy a vehicle with state-of-the-art technology and top quality features. We recommend reading this Instruction Manual carefully to learn more about your vehicle so you can enjoy all its benefits in your daily driv- ing.
Page 4 Starting and stopping the engine ... . . Seat belts ........
Page 5: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Storing objects Maintenance ............Positioning the luggage and cargo .
Page 6 Texts after this symbol contain additional in- plement to the on-board documentation. plied with it and please contact your SEAT Of- formation. Trademarks are marked with ®. The ab- ficial SEAT Service if you require more detailed sence of this symbol does not guarantee information.
Page 7 About this instruction manual Digital instruction manual Related videos The digital version of the manual can be found The operation of some of the vehicle's features on SEAT's official website: can be shown as an instruction video: Fig. 1 SEAT Fig. 2 ...
Page 8: General Views Of The Vehicle
General views of the vehicle General views of the vehicle Front exterior view ››› ››› Driving assistance sensors page 136 Battery page 270 Bonnet Front radar ››› Park distance control sensors Unlocking lever page 260 Front multifunction camera ››› Open/close page 260 Towing the vehicle Levels control ››› ...
Page 9 General views of the vehicle Rear exterior view Rear exterior view ››› ››› ››› Driving assistance sensors page 136 Towline anchorage page 249 Wheel change page 282 Opening and closing Rear view camera ››› Park distance control sensors Doors page 73 Rear radars ››› Central locking page 68 ...
Page 10: Interior View
Interior view ››› Connectivity Box / Wireless Charger Isofix anchors page 54 ››› page 219 ››› Headrest adjustment page 86 ››› Emergency start page 118 ››› Seat belts page 40 ››› Glove compartment page 172 ››› Sunroof page 79 ››› Front passenger airbag page 48 ››› Interior mirror page 100 Disconnecting the front passenger front ››› ...
Page 11 Steering wheel adjustment page 84 Multifunction steering wheel control panels ››› page 83 Steering wheel with driver’s airbag ››› page 48 / Gear shift paddles for the ››› SEAT Digital Cockpit page 16 ››› Tiptronic page 124 ››› Control lamps page 11 ››› Air conditioning page 105...
Page 12 Electric windows page 77 ››› page 91 ››› Air conditioning page 105 Multifunction steering wheel control panels ››› Central locking page 68 ››› page 83 Start button (depending on version) ››› SEAT Digital Cockpit page 16 ››› page 115 ››› Control lamps page 11 ››› Steering wheel adjustment page 84...
Page 13: Driver Information
››› Central warning lamp page 22 Control and warning lamps ››› Fasten your seat belt page 40 Fault in the airbag system or the seat The warning and control lights can be lit indi- ››› ››› Parking brake applied page 162 belt tensioners page 47...
Page 14 Driver information Symbol Meaning Symbol Meaning Symbol Meaning Main beam on or flasher on Petrol engine management fault Side Assist (lane change assistance ››› ››› ››› page 89 page 241 system) not available page 139 ››› The speed limiter is not active Traffic sign recognition limited or not Rear fog light on page 89 ››› ...
Page 15: Instrument Panel
Driver information Instrument panel Instrument panel Introduction After switching the engine on with a 12-volt battery that is heavily discharged or newly changed some system settings (such as the time, the date, the personalised comfort set- tings and the programming) might be altered or deleted.
Page 16 Driver information Basic version digital instrument cluster Fig. 3 Basic version digital instrument cluster: Main view. ››› Upper zone: Time, selected driving profile, rev As long as a priority 1 warning is active, it will not Fuel gauge page 17. ››› counter, outside temperature. Lower zone: total ...
Page 17 If the fault continues, visit a duly qualified specialised Note workshop. SEAT recommends visiting a SEAT dealership. After switching off the ignition, a display appears showing vehicle status information, such as distance travelled.
Page 18 ››› nute the engine is running page 17. tween the different options for viewing informa- The 3 views are: tion to be displayed in the SEAT Digital Cockpit. Gear engaged or position of the selec- ● tor lever. Classic Classic View ››› ...
Page 19: Revolution Counter
Road signs. Display of traffic signs detected. ● Navigation. Graphical representation of the navigation with arrows. Fig. 6 SEAT Digital Cockpit instrument cluster: It may vary based on the features, the number fuel gauge. and the contents of the selectable information profiles.
Page 20: Coolant Temperature Indicator
The small arrow on the fuel gauge next to the The fuel range is displayed on the instrument fuel pump symbol points out towards the side Fig. 8 SEAT Digital Cockpit digital instrument panel. of the vehicle with the fuel tank flap. cluster: engine coolant temperature indicator.
Page 21: Engine Coolant
Driver information Instrument panel ● Gear-change recommendation Control and warning lamps ● Additional lights and other accessories in ● Display of travel data (multifunction display) front of the air inlet reduce the cooling effect Fault in the engine coolant system ››› ...
Page 22 Driver information The partial odometer (trip) shows the dis- Selector lever positions Radiator fan operation indication tance travelled since the last time it was reset The current position of the selector lever is This indication is displayed after switching off to zero.
Page 23 Driver information Instrument panel – Since refuel: Display and storage of ● If there are several warnings at the same WARNING the journey data and the consumption val- time, the symbols will be displayed one after Even when the outside temperature is higher ues collected.
Page 24: Warning And Information Messages
Existing faults can also be checked man- tion steering wheel. Next, press the button ually. To do this, open the Vehicle status again or wait for a few seconds. The speed is ››› page 29 menu. stored and the warning activated. Valid for the SEAT Digital Cockpit.
Page 25: Operating Conditions
››› play page 21. fastened the seat belt and opened the door. In the event of slow driving during a long period Operating conditions of time (below 60 km/h, 40 mph) the system Driving behaviour will only be calculated at Fig. 9 ...
Page 26: Time And Date
Operating con- in the section the Driving data menu, and keep the ditions SEAT distinguishes between services with en- pressed on the multifunction steering wheel for gine oil change (e.g. Oil change service) and approximately 4 seconds. When it is released, ●...
Page 27: Road Signs Detection System
When it is time for a service or an inspection, an audio warning will sound when the ignition Road signs detection sys- If the service was not carried out by a SEAT is switched on, and a spanner symbol may ap- dealership, the display can be reset as follows: pear for a few seconds on the instrument clus- ●...
Page 28 Driver information The road signs detected by the system are Shown on the display Dynamic road sign display: Cur- displayed on the instrument cluster display rently restricted ››› Fig. 10 and, depending on the navigation ● The navigation system is not transmitting system fitted in the vehicle, in the infotainment data.
Page 29: Connection And Disconnection
Road signs detection system Driver information Limited operation Driving with the speed warning func- WARNING tion The technology in the traffic sign detection The traffic sign detection system has certain system cannot change the limits imposed by limitations. The following cases may lead the Operating conditions the laws of physics and only works within the system to operate with limitations or not at all:...
Page 30 Driver information In the infotainment system: Speed warning function warning lev- Note Open the Assistance systems menu. The audible warning is activated whenever 2. Open the Speed Warning. the ignition is switched on. If the system detects that the maximum permit- 3.
Page 31: Troubleshooting
If the problem persists, visit a duly qualified Outside the operating region for ad- with the steering wheel buttons. workshop. SEAT recommends that you visit an vanced road signs recognition Some menu options can only be read when the official dealer.
Page 32: Operation Using The Multifunction Steering Wheel
Driver information ››› – ● Operation using the multifunction To open the menu or the information dis- Lane Assist On/Off page 152 played, press the button or wait a few sec- ››› – steering wheel Side Assist On/Off page 157 onds until the menu or the informative display ●...
Page 33: General Operating Information
Infotainment system operation and displays Driver information General operating information Help General information on the operation of the in- In the Help menu can be found more informa- fotainment system, as well as on the warning tion and tips for using the infotainment system. and safety instructions that must be taken into ››› ...
Page 34 Driver information Explanation of the function buttons Fig. 13 Schematic representation: Overview of the possible function buttons on the screen. Telephone information. Information re- : main menu with the 6 main functions Top part of the screen garding your mobile device is displayed: divided into 2 screens (3 + 3, customisable Current time.
Page 35: Initial Configuration Wizard
Infotainment system operation and displays Driver information Initial configuration wizard Fig. 14 Schematic representation: Initial configuration wizard (Connect System version view). The initial configuration wizard will help you to Press to select your home and work ad- set up your Infotainment system the first time dress using your current position or by you switch it on.
Page 36: Vehicle Information
Driver information Vehicle information Fig. 15 Schematic representation: Vehicle information and status Pressing Vehicle > Selection in the main menu opens the vehicle info menu with the following submenus: ● Digital Cockpit: The different options for displaying the information that will appear in ››› ...
Page 37 Infotainment system operation and displays Driver information Assist systems and vehicle settings Fig. 16 Schematic representation: Assist systems and vehicle settings ››› ● Clicking on Driver assistance from the Fatigue detector page 23 main menu opens the menu of vehicle assis- ● Detection of road signs tants and settings.
Page 38: Safe Driving
● Fasten your seat belt securely. Instruct your vehicle to another person. Safety equipment passengers also to fasten their seat belts prop- ››› erly page 39. Never put your safety or the safety of your pas- Before driving sengers in danger.
Page 39: Correct Sitting Position Of Vehicle Occupants
Child seat top tether attachment points. a specialised workshop for help with any spe- The safety equipment mentioned above works cial devices. The seat belt and airbag can only Fig. 17 The correct distance between the together to provide you and your passengers...
Page 40: Number Of Seats
Safety ● your head and under no circumstances below Adjust the height of the seat so that you can WARNING eye level. Keep the back of your neck as close reach the top of the steering wheel. Sitting in an incorrect position may increase ››› ...
Page 41: Seat Belts
Never kneel on the seats. Seat belts even when "just driving around the corner". ● Never tilt your seat backrest too far to the Ensure that your passengers wear their seat rear. Introduction belts as well. Accident statistics have shown ●...
Page 42 Fig. 20 Instrument cluster: indication of the ● The slot in the seat belt buckle must not be Before starting the vehicle: status of the rear seat seat belts. blocked with paper or other objects, as this can prevent the latch plate from engaging securely.
Page 43 Vehicle occupants not wearing seat belts are If a seat belt is fastened or unfastened while not “attached” to the vehicle. In a head-on col- driving in any of the rear seats, the seat belt Fig. 22 Any rear seat occupants not wearing...
Page 44 If a rear seat occupant is not wearing a seat belt, they are not only en- WARNING dangering themselves but also the occupants Fig. 24 ...
Page 45 ● The lap part of the seat belt must lie across neck or the arm, under the arm or behind the the pelvis, never across the stomach. The shoulder.
Page 46: Maintenance And Disposal Of Seat Belt Tensioners
This in question, in the event of an accident, the seat device ensures complete freedom of movement So that the effectiveness of the seat belt ten-...
Page 47: Why Is It So Important To Wear A Seat Belt And To Sit Correctly
Airbag system Safety The airbag system is not a substitute for seat by the control unit. If the vehicle deceleration WARNING belts, but it is an integral part of the vehicle's occurring during the collision and measured by Improper handling and home repairs to seat overall passive safety system.
Page 48: Airbag Activation
The airbag system operation is monitored elec- ● The seat belts and airbags can only pro- The control unit analyses the collision trajec- tronically. The airbag control lamp will illumi- vide maximum protection if the occupants tory and activates the respective restraint sys- ››› ...
Page 49: Airbag System Control Lamps
The following airbags are triggered in seri- WARNING Front passenger front airbag activated. The ous side-on collisions: In the event of a fault in the airbag and seat control lamp turns off automatically 60 ● Curtain (head) airbag on the side of the acci- belt tensioner system, the airbags and seat seconds after the ignition is switched on.
Page 50: Front Airbags
Airbags are identified by the mountings to the surfaces covering the air- word “AIRBAG”. bag units. Deactivate the front passenger front airbag only if you have to use a rear-facing child seat in the front passenger seat.
Page 51: Side Airbags
Airbag system Safety SEAT recommends fitting the child seat in the WARNING rear seat to avoid having to deactivate the front ● The driver of the vehicle is responsible for passenger airbag. disabling or switching on the airbag. When the front passenger airbag is deactiva- ●...
Page 52: Head-Protection Airbags
The built-in coat hooks should be used only for lightweight clothing. Do not leave any ● If you do not wear a seat belt, if you lean heavy or sharp-edged objects in the pock- forward, or are not seated correctly while the ets.
Page 53: Transporting Children Safely
(such as ● For safety reasons, the curtain airbag must a child seat or a seat belt. For safety reasons, removal of the roof lining) should only be be disabled in those vehicles fitted with a the child seat should be installed in the rear performed by a specialised workshop.
Page 54: Child Seats Group Classification
ECE R44 or ECE-R129 stand- ards bear the ECE-R44 or ECE-R129 test marks ● on the seat (the letter E in a circle with the test Child seats in the opposite direction of travel number below it).
Page 55: Fitting And Using Child Seats
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Page 56: Attachment Systems
These connectors are fit- location in the vehicle. Alternatively, the front to stand up or kneel on a seat while travel- ted into the ISOFIX attachment rings found be- passenger airbag can be disabled with a key- ling.
Page 57 ISOFIX and support bracket The rings for retaining the Top Tether belt are the base of the child seat off the surface of or i-Size. marked with an anchor symbol.
Page 58 ● Size class: The indication of class according to size corresponds to the authorised bodyweight for the child seat. In child seats with universal or semi-universal approval, the class according to size is indicated on the ECE approval label. The indication of class according to size is stated on the corresponding child seat.
Page 59 Transporting children safely Safety ● IB: Seat suitable for installing an ISOFIX forward-facing group 2/3 booster seat as well as an i-size forward-facing child seat for children with a height of 100 to 150 cm. ● X: Position not suitable for ISOFIX or i-Size child restraint systems in this weight group or size class.
Page 60: Top Tether Securing Belts
● Position the belt under the headrest (accord- ing to the instructions of the seat itself, lift or Fitting a child seat using the seat ››› remove the headrest if necessary) Fig. 40.
Page 61 Compliance with current national legislation and the manufacturer's instructions is required when using or installing child seats. For semi-universal chairs where the securing system is the car safety belt and the support bracket, do not use them in the centre rear seat or the third row.
Page 62: In Case Of Emergency
Safety In case of emergency Fitting a child seat using the seat belt Fitting a child seat to the middle seat of the rear bench using the seat belt Hazard warning lights Fig. 41 On rear seats: installing a child seat.
Page 63 In case of emergency Safety 6. Follow the legal provisions of each country Behaviour in the event of an accident WARNING (reflective vest, warning triangles, light bea- or fire ● The risk of an accident increases if your con, etc.). vehicle breaks down.
Page 64: Emergency Call Service
Press the emergency call button again until ● Lights up red: system failure. The eCall serv- the control light stays green. ice is available with certain restrictions. SEAT suggests going to a specialised workshop. Integrated battery ● Lights up green: the eCall service is availa- ble.
Page 65: Assistance Call
With a information call, a call is placed to the ● Moment of the collision. customer care service of SEAT. S.A. ● Estimated number of vehicle occupants. Note Situations in which the emergency call serv- ●...
Page 66: Opening And Closing
The vehicle keys or new spare keys can be tery. The receiver is in the interior of the vehicle. obtained from a SEAT Official Service, a spe- The range of the vehicle key with remote con- cialised workshop or an approved key service trol and new battery is several metres around qualified to create this kind of key.
Page 67: Changing The Battery
Fig. 48 Vehicle key: removing the battery. pacts and humidity. SEAT recommends you ask a specialised work- shop to replace the battery. The battery is located to the rear of the vehicle key, under a cover.
Page 68: Synchronize The Vehicle Key
Opening and closing Keyless Access system Changing the battery NOTICE ● Unfold the vehicle key shaft. ● If the battery is not changed correctly, the Locking and unlocking with the Key- ● Remove the cover from the back of the vehi- vehicle key may be damaged.
Page 69: Comfort Functions
Keyless Access system Opening and closing Locking sensing surface on the outside of Unlocking the rear lid Comfort functions the door handle. When the vehicle is locked, the rear lid auto- To close all the electric windows and the sun- Depending on the equipment, the vehicle may matically unlocks when it is opened if there is roof using the comfort function, keep a finger...
Page 70: Central Locking
Opening and closing ● If the vehicle is not unlocked or locked for a Central locking ● Never leave individuals locked in a closed long period of time. and locked vehicle. In case of emergency, ● If any of the sensor surfaces are activated they may not be able to exit the vehicle by Introduction themselves or get help.
Page 71: Central Locking Settings
You EITHER: the inside door handle has been Selective unlocking of the doors should have the fault repaired at a SEAT Offi- pulled. This applies when driving at under 15 cial Service or specialised workshop.
Page 72: Selective Unlocking System
Opening and closing ● Unlock: press the button. Please note the following when using the cen- WARNING tral locking switch to lock your vehicle: ● Unlocking the rear lid: hold down the but- ››› page 71, Observe the safety warnings ton for at least 1 second. ●...
Page 73: "Safe" Security System
● Contact a specialised workshop. SEAT rec- ● The vehicle can be unlocked and opened ommends visiting a SEAT dealership for this. “Safe” security system from the inside using an door handle. ››› The turn signals do not flash ●...
Page 74: Anti-Theft Alarm
Opening and closing ● Anti-theft alarm If the vehicle is transported on a ferry or by Locking the vehicle after an airbag is trig- rail (in vehicles with an anti-tow system or inte- gered ››› rior monitoring page 73). Description When an airbag is triggered as a result of an ●...
Page 75 Opening and closing Doors ● If one or more windows are partially or com- other doors be available - but not unlocked - Temporarily switching off the interior moni- and the central locking button will be activa- pletely open. toring and anti-tow systems ted.
Page 76 Opening and closing WARNING NOTICE Opening and closing doors carelessly can When opening and closing in an emergency, cause serious injury. carefully disassemble components and then reassemble them carefully to avoid damage ● If the vehicle is locked from the outside to the vehicle.
Page 77: Special Characteristics
Opening and closing Doors If the central locking system fails or the vehicle's Child lock Special characteristics battery goes flat, doors with no lock cylinder ● The anti-theft alarm will remain active when will have to be locked separately. vehicles are unlocked. However, the alarm will The emergency lock is located on the front of ››› ...
Page 78 Opening and closing This function is separate from the vehicle's WARNING ● Never open or close the rear lid carelessly electronic unlocking/locking systems. It only or in an uncontrolled manner, as this could If children, persons requiring assistance or works on the rear doors. It can only be acti- cause serious injuries to you or third parties.
Page 79: Window Controls
Rear lid: opening from the outside. To lock or unlock the rear lid, press the buttons on the vehicle key. Opening and closing ● Open: press the top of the SEAT emblem and lift the rear lid. The rear lid opens automatically ››› Fig. 57. Fig. 58 ...
Page 80: Safety Switch
Opening and closing Buttons on the driver door Comfort opening and closing One-touch opening and closing Left-hand front door window The windows can be opened and closed from Automatic raising and lowering fully opens and the outside using the vehicle key: closes the windows.
Page 81: Window Anti-Trap Function
Opening and closing Sunroof ● If the closing process takes longer than a WARNING Note few seconds, the anti-trap function is activated ››› in Intro- Observe the safety warnings If the window is not able to close because again. The window will stop again if it encoun- duction on page 74 it is stiff or because of an obstruction, ters resistance or an obstacle, and will reopen...
Page 82: Operating The Sunroof
Opening and closing ››› Fig. 60 button has two levels. The WARNING Note first level switches the sunroof to the tilted posi- If the sunroof is used negligently or without ● Leaves and other loose objects that accu- tion, opening or closing it fully or partially. paying due attention, it can cause serious mulate on the sunroof rails should be regu- On the second level, the sunroof automatically...
Page 83 Opening and closing Sunroof ● If the sunroof cannot be closed due to an Closing the sunroof Using the door lock obstacle or some resistance, it stops at the ● ● Press button forwards to the first level. Hold the key in the door lock of the driver corresponding position and then reopens.
Page 84 Opening and closing ● The anti-trap function does not prevent fin- gers or other parts of the body from becom- ing trapped against the roof frame and inju- ries occurring.
Page 85: Multifunction Steering Wheel
Multifunction steering wheel Steering wheel Steering wheel The steering wheel includes multifunction mod- Switching ACC on or off ules from where it is possible to control the ››› page 144 / Cruise control audio, telephone, navigation, voice control and ››› page 140 / Speed limiter Multifunction steering assist functions without the driver needing to be...
Page 86: Steering Wheel Position Adjustment
Steering wheel Steering wheel position adjustment ● Never adjust the steering wheel while the vehicle is in motion. If you need to adjust the steering wheel while the vehicle is in motion, stop safely and make the proper adjustment. ● The adjusted steering wheel should be fac- ing your chest and not your face so as not to hinder the driver's front airbag protection in...
Page 87: Front Seats
Never lower or lift the rear seat backrest while driving. Manual adjustment of the front seats ● Do no trap or damage the seat belt when raising the rear seat backrest. ● When lowering or lifting the rear seat back- rest, keep your hands, fingers, feet and other body parts out of its path.
Page 88: Adjusting The Headrests
If not, this could damage the vehicle. ● Before lowering the rear seat backrest, al-...
Page 89: Removing And Fitting The Headrests
● Adjust the head restraint according to the in- position. To lower it, repeat the same action, ››› structions on the correct position of the seat. pressing the button on the side Fig. 67 ››› Fig. 68.
Page 90 Move the backrest until it engages properly ››› in Folding down and raising the rear seat backrest on page 85. WARNING Remove the rear headrests only when it is necessary to fit a child seat. After removing a child seat, refit the headrest immediately.
Page 91: Lights Control
Vehicle lighting Lights Lights Lights control Lights off. The “Coming home” and “Leaving home” Vehicle lighting surround lighting may be switched on. Side lights on. Indicator lamps Lights up yellow Dipped beam headlight off. There is a total or partial failure of the exterior lighting.
Page 92: Cornering Light Function
Lights The automatic dipped beam is only an auxili- Motorway light WARNING ary function and cannot always identify all sit- The function is connected and disconnected Accidents can occur if the road is not well lit uations that may arise during driving with suffi- via the corresponding Infotainment system and other users of the road cannot see the cient precision.
Page 93: Fog Lights
Vehicle lighting Lights The warning lamps also show, on the More the lever to the required position: WARNING light switch or instrument panel, when the fog Right turn light or right-hand parking light Other road users may be distracted and daz- lights are on.
Page 94: Main Beam Assist (Light Assist)
Lights ● Switch the ignition off. Within its limitations, the assist system automat- ● If the convenience turn signals are on ically connects or disconnects the main beam (three flashes) and the convenience turn sig- ● Move the turn signal lever up or down. headlight depending on the environmental and nal on the opposite side is activated, the ac- When the parking light is switched on, the front...
Page 95: System Limitations
Vehicle lighting Lights System limitations WARNING Note In the following cases, the main beam headlight The comfort features of the main beam assist ● The headlight flasher can be turned on and must be switched off manually because the must not lead you to take any risks. The sys- off manually at any time with the turn signal main beam assist will not disconnect it on time tem is not a replacement for driver concen-...
Page 96: Headlight Range Control
Lights Headlight range control Turning on the “Coming home” light Value Vehicle load status ● Switch the ignition off. All seats occupied, luggage com- partment full. With trailer and mini- The “Coming Home” light turns on if the light mum drawbar load. control is in position and the light sensor detects darkness.
Page 97: Interior Lights
If you do not have experience with this type of unlock the vehicle, open a door or remove nel without the automatic dipped beam light adjustment, SEAT recommends that you go to a the key from the ignition. The light goes out function switched on, the instrument clus- technical service centre.
Page 98: Luggage Compartment Lighting
Lights Luggage compartment lighting The light is activated when the rear lid is open, even when the ignition and lights are turned off. For this reason, ensure that the rear lid is always closed. Background lighting The background lighting lights up the area of the centre console and the footwell area and, depending on the version, the front door panels and the air vents as well.
Page 99: Windscreen Wiper And Rear Window Wiper Systems
You have carefully removed any wiper rear window wiper system. impair visibility. blades that may have frozen from the win- dow. SEAT recommends an de-icer spray for ● Do not use the wiper system in winter More the lever to the required position: this purpose.
Page 100: Rain And Light Sensor
Visibility begin without performing the last wipe. For Note the “drip” function to work again, you have to ● When the vehicle stops while the wiper is turn the ignition off and then on again. on, the wiper switches to operating tempora- rily at the next lower wiping level.
Page 101: General Safety Instructions
Visibility Mirrors cle. These areas outside the field of view are Abnormal operation of the rain and light WARNING known as the blind spot. Other road users and sensor The rain sensor may not detect rain suffi- objects may be in the blind spot. The possible causes of anomalies and errone- ciently and may not activate the windscreen ous interpretations in the sensitive surface area...
Page 102: Interior Mirror
Visibility Rear view mirror with automatic anti-dazzle ● NOTICE If possible, use the interior mirror to pre- function cisely calculate the distance to vehicles Electrolyte fluid may leak if the automatic driving behind you, or to other objects. When the ignition is switched on, the sensors in anti-dazzle mirror is broken.
Page 103: Adjusting The Exterior Mirrors
Visibility Mirrors ● Adjusting the exterior mirrors Press again to reactivate the function if nec- WARNING essary. Folding the exterior mirrors in and out care- ● The heating of the exterior mirrors is activated lessly can cause injury. based on the outside temperature. ●...
Page 104: Sun Protection
Visibility Sun protection WARNING Folded sun blinds can reduce visibility. Sun blind ● Always store sun blinds and visors in their housing when not in use. Note The light above the sun visor automatically switches off after a few minutes in certain conditions.
Page 105: Air Conditioning
Heating, ventilation and cooling Air conditioning Air conditioning Economic use of the air conditioning WARNING When the air conditioning is switched on, the Reduced visibility through the windows in- compressor consumes engine power and has Heating, ventilation and creases the risk of serious accidents. influence on fuel consumption.
Page 106 Note ● When the cooling system is turned off, air coming from the outside will not be dried. To prevent fogging of the windows, SEAT recom- mends leaving the cooling system turned on. To do this, press the function button .
Page 107: Air Distribution
Switches the air recirculation mode on ››› and off page 107. Switches the cooling system on or off. The cooling mode cools and dehumidi- Switches seat heating on and off fies the air. ››› page 107.
Page 108: Manual Air Conditioning Controls / Heating And Fresh Air System
At level 0 the fan and manual air conditioning sation as soon as possible. To dehumidify the are disconnected. Level 4 is the maximum. Seat heating air, the cooling system will automatically switch ››› page 107...
Page 109: Air Recirculation
In vehicles with an air conditioner, do not Air recirculation mode prevents the ambient air Do not switch the seat heating on if any of the smoke when air recirculation is switched on. from entering the interior.
Page 110: Troubleshooting
● The air vent in front of the windscreen keeps ● Do not sit on the seat with clothing that is it free of ice, snow and leaves, which improves wet or damp. The cooling system cannot be switched on...
Page 111 Heating, ventilation and cooling Air conditioning Note After starting the engine, any residual humid- ity in the air conditioner could mist over the windscreen. Switch on the defrost function as soon as possible to clear the windscreen of condensation.
Page 112: Economical And Environmentally Friendly Driving
Driving Driving Information regarding the “cleanliness” of WARNING the particulate filter ● Restricting pedal operation can lead to Driving indications When the exhaust system detects that the par- critical situations while driving. ticulate filter is close to saturation, this system’s ●...
Page 113: Regular Maintenance
Driving indications Driving ing type. The following section gives you some Automatic transmission: accelerate gradually an enhanced resale value. A badly serviced en- tips on lessening the impact on the environment and without reaching the “kick-down” position. gine can consume up to 10% more fuel than and reducing your operating costs at the same necessary.
Page 114: Driving With The Rear Lid Open
WARNING ● Accelerate with particular care and precau- setting, the rear window heating or the seat Driving with the rear lid unlocked or open can tion. heating. cause serious injury.
Page 115: Driving On Flooded Roads
Driving indications Driving pecially when the engine is cold) this will re- ● WARNING If a luggage rack is fitted on the rear lid, re- duce engine wear and increase its useful life. move it and the load when you have to drive After driving through flooded zones, braking Never drive at extremely low engine speeds.
Page 116: Starting And Stopping The Engine
● Lock the steering wheel: remove the key from SEAT does not accept liability for any dam- observe the relevant instructions. the ignition and turn the wheel until it locks. De-...
Page 117: Switching The Ignition On/Off
5 seconds before start- ● The driver's seat belt is not fastened, rear seats, or on the centre console. ing up. ● the driver does not step on any pedal, In vehicles with the Keyless Access system, the ●...
Page 118: Starting The Engine
Driving After this interval, it will not be possible to start Starting the engine WARNING the engine without a valid key inside the vehicle. When switching on the ignition, do not press Before starting the engine the brake or clutch pedal, otherwise the en- Function “My Beat”...
Page 119: Turning Off The Engine
Starting and stopping the engine Driving ● ● If the engine does not start, stop and wait Apply the parking brake. NOTICE for around 1 minute to try again. If necessary, ● Vehicles with ignition locks: Turn the key to ●...
Page 120: Electronic Immobilizer
● The ignition connects and the engine starts with a properly coded Original SEAT key. This automatically. type of keys can be purchased from a SEAT dealer. NOTICE A perfect operation of the vehicle is ensured if genuine SEAT keys are used.
Page 121: Start-Stop System
The driver door must be closed. The Start-Stop system is available, the ● After engaging reverse gear. ● The driver's seat belt must be fastened. automatic engine shutdown is active. ● In case of a very steep gradient. ● The bonnet must be closed.
Page 122: Manually Connecting And Disconnecting The Start-Stop System
Driving ● The interior temperature differs from the tem- ● If the lever is placed in position D, N or S WARNING perature selected on the climate control. after engaging reverse gear, 10 km/h (6 mph) ● Never switch the engine off until the vehi- in a forwards direction must be reached for ●...
Page 123: Troubleshooting
This happens for 2 reasons: if the driver's door through the gears progressively, i.e. to the gear has been opened or if the driver has unbuckled immediately below when engine RPM is not the seat belt. ››› tool high . Skipping one or several gears...
Page 124 Driving DSG automatic transmis- The selector lever position is shown when the NOTICE corresponding sign lights up. With the selector sion Engaging a gear that is too low when driving lever in the manual gearbox positions M, D and at high speed or at high engine RPM can S, the engaged gear is also shown on the dis- cause considerable damage to the clutch play.
Page 125 DSG automatic transmission Driving When stationary, apply foot brake – Permanent forward drive position ● Do not accelerate while selecting a gear, while selecting a gear. with the car stationary and the engine run- The lever in the D/S position enables the gears ning.
Page 126: Changing Gear In Tiptronic Mode
Driving ● If a gear has been selected, the vehicle Using Tiptronic with the steering wheel pad- does not move forwards or back. Proceed to dles the next mode: The gearshift paddles can be used when the – If the vehicle does not move in the de- selector lever is in the D/S or M (Tiptronic) posi- sired direction, the gear ratio may not be tions.
Page 127: Driving Downhill
DSG automatic transmission Driving The engine can only start with the selector Hill starts ● In certain driving situations or traffic condi- lever in position P or N. At low temperatures tions, the gears could overheat and be dam- ● Apply the parking brake. (below -10 °C), the engine can only start with aged! If the warning lamp lights up, stop...
Page 128: Inertia Mode
Driving Inertia mode If the vehicle has SEAT Drive Profile Note ››› page 129, the inertia mode can be acti- The inertia mode allows you to travel certain In the case of the 1.6l TDI engine, the inertia vated in Normal, Eco and Individual modes.
Page 129 DSG automatic transmission Driving the fault corrected by a specialised workshop to move the vehicle, there is an emergency re- Gearbox: press the brake and without delay. If they do not turn off, do not lease device under the centre console, on the engage a gear again continue driving.
Page 130: Driving On Slopes
Driving Driving on slopes thus manually change down to 2nd or 1st gear WARNING to take advantage of engine braking and take ● If you do not start the vehicle immediately the load off the brake system. Hill start assist after taking your foot off the brake pedal, Downhill speed control is deactivated as soon the vehicle may roll back under certain con-...
Page 131 SEAT Drive Profiles Driving If the power steering does not work properly or There is a fault in the power steering. SEAT Drive Profiles does not work at all, you will have to use much ● Stop driving! Seek specialist assistance.
Page 132 Normal If the Eco profile has been selected in the SEAT Provides a complete dynamic Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) Drive Profile, and the accelerator is pressed performance in the vehicle, ena- beyond a hard point, the engine power is auto- The ACC’s acceleration and braking mode...
Page 133: Braking System
Braking system Driving in the brake pads, the emergency braking Driving pro- Characteristics WARNING distance is longer than after they have been file Driving with worn brake pads or a defective run in. During the run-in, avoid sharp braking It allows you to personalise the brake system can lead to accidents and seri- and situations that place a lot of demand on ous injuries.
Page 134: Brake Assist Systems
››› lated tyres a more thorough inspection. SEAT recom- tance. ● mends visiting a SEAT dealership for this. If a fault occurs in the ABS, the ESC, TCS and ● Test the brakes carefully. EDS also cease to function. ●...
Page 135: Trailer Stabilisation
Brake assist systems Driving XDS improves traction by applying the brakes Traction control (TCS) ● Adapt your speed and driving style at all to improve cornering acceleration. times to suit visibility, weather, road and The TCS reduces the driving force on skidding traffic conditions.
Page 136 Driving Disconnecting and connecting the ESC in WARNING The ESC or TCS is regulating “Sport” mode The control lamp flashes yellow. When driving without a brake servo or with ● The ECS in “Sport” mode can be activated restricted brake servo functions, the braking or deactivated in the infotainment system using distance can increase considerably and can ESC fault...
Page 137 Brake assist systems Driving the vehicle! If possible, slow down and drive slowly and carefully to the nearest specialist workshop to have the brake system inspec- ted. During this journey, avoid heavy braking and any sudden manoeuvres. ● If the control lamp does not go out, or comes on while driving, it means that the ABS is not working properly.
Page 138: General Notes
● When the towing mode is selected, some cameras requires special knowledge and driver at all times. The drive assist systems tools. It is recommended to visit a SEAT deal- assist systems may react with limitations, in are not a replacement for driver attention.
Page 139: Front Radar
Drive assist sensors and cameras Assistant systems Drive assist sensors and A radar sensor may be fitted to the front ››› bumper of the vehicle Fig. 96. The front cameras radar detects any objects in its detection zone ››› Fig. 97 and provides support for the follow- ing functions: Front radar ››› ...
Page 140: Front Camera
Assistant systems Front camera NOTICE NOTICE ● To avoid affecting the operation of the sys- If the radar sensor is dirty or poorly adjus- tems, take the following points into consider- ted, the Front Assist system may give unnec- ation: essary warnings and apply the brakes inap- propriately.
Page 141: Indicator Lamps
They support the following functions: ● number plate can cause false detections or a The rear bumper should only be painted loss of visibility for the sensors. with paint authorised by SEAT. The lane de- ››› ● Side Assist page 157.
Page 142: Rear Camera
Assistant systems ● Fitting certain accessories to the front of Status display NOTICE the vehicle, such as a plate holder with ad- When the cruise control system is switched on, ● In order to guarantee good system opera- vertising, may interfere with the operation of the instrument cluster display shows the saved tion, keep the cameras clean, free of snow or the Park Assist.
Page 143: Operating The Cruise Control
Cruise control system Assistant systems The cruise control system switches off and the Start regulation ● Adapt your speed and safety distance to saved speed is deleted. the vehicle in front of you at all times to suit ● While driving, press the button the visibility, weather, road and traffic condi- The cruise control system saves and regulates Switching off the speed limiter...
Page 144: Speed Limiter
Assistant systems Speed limiter Operating the speed limiter Lights up green The speed limiter is switched on and ac- Introduction tive. The speed limited helps the driver not to ex- WARNING ceed a set speed. After use, always switch off the speed limiter Speed range to prevent the speed being regulated against your wishes.
Page 145: Switching Off
Eco-efficient driving assistance Assistant systems Eco-efficient driving assistance helps you drive Interrupting the adjustment The adjustment is interrupted unexpectedly with care and with low energy consumption by ● ● Press the button. You have switched off the Electronic Stabiliza- following instructions superimposed in the digi- tion Control (ESC).
Page 146 Assistant systems When these conditions no longer exist, the as- ACC - Adaptive Cruise Con- Driving with ACC sistance is reactivated if it is switched on in the You can override the ACC at any time. Braking trol assist system settings. interrupts the ACC.
Page 147: Acc Operation
Depending on the driving situation, the follow- checked by a specialised workshop. Visiting Selected distance level 2. ing indicator lamps come on: a SEAT dealership is recommended.
Page 148: Setting Speed
Drive assist. ACC Reinstating the cruise control settings will be the same as those in the SEAT Setting speed ● Press the button. The ACC regulates to Drive Profile.
Page 149: Special Driving Situations
Avoid undertaking on the right front moves forwards. SEAT does not recommend using the function in If a vehicle is detected in the left lane that is If the vehicle in front does not move off, the ve- ››› ...
Page 150 Assistant systems ● On roads with embedded metal objects such Vehicles outside the sensor zone Objects that are not detected as train or tram tracks. ● On roads with loose gravel. Pay special attention when using ACC in the following situations: On curves Fig. 109 ...
Page 151 ESC is operating. Depending on several factors and how critical the situation is, the system operates in a stag- ● The driver is not wearing his/her seat belt. ACC not available gered manner. ● The RPM is too high or too low.
Page 152 Have the system checked by a specialised workshop. the situation. Safety distance warning SEAT recommends visiting a SEAT dealer- ship. If the system detects that you are driving too Driver emergency braking assistance sys- close to the vehicle in front, it will warn the...
Page 153: Operating Limitations
Sport mode page 134. the advance warning and the distance warning Front Assist not to react or to do so too late: functions. SEAT recommends leaving the Front ● If the ESC is adjusting or is broken. ●...
Page 154: Deactivating Front Assist Temporarily In The Following Situations
The driving speed allowed is below approx. ● Medium 60 km/h (35 mph). ● Delayed ● The system has not detected any lane lines. ● Deactivated ● On tight bends. SEAT recommends driving with the function in ● Temporarily in very sporty driving situations. “Medium” mode.
Page 155 Lane Assist system Assistant systems ● If the turn signal is switched on before a man- Driving with the Lane Assist System ● Please observe the indications on the in- ual lane change. strument panel and act as is necessary if the ●...
Page 156 Assistant systems ● If no reaction is obtained from the driver, the The field of vision of the camera is dirty. Switching the lane assist system on or off ››› system switches to a passive state. Clean the windscreen page 296. In some countries, the Lane Assist system is al- ●...
Page 157 Driving Assist (Travel Assist) Assistant systems Driving Assist (Travel As- Distance set. Driving with Travel Assist Depending on the equipment, additional de- Travel Assist automatically controls the accel- sist) tails, e. g. dashed road markings and vehicles erator pedal, the brakes and the steering. In in front, can also be shown on the instrument addition, Travel Assist may, within its limitations, cluster display.
Page 158 Assistant systems Operating Travel Assist WARNING ● Brake immediately when instructed to do so on the instrument cluster display, or if The Travel Assist smart technology cannot Travel Assist does not reduce speed suffi- overcome the limits imposed by the laws of ciently.
Page 159 The set distance remains saved. ● ››› If the problem persists, consult a specialised page 154. workshop. SEAT recommends visiting a SEAT ● There is a fault or a defect. Switch the engine Switch to ACC dealership. off and on again.
Page 160 Assistant systems ● The lane width is not detected individually, but in areas with significant gradient changes; ● Always pay attention to the vehicle's sur- is rather pre-configured in the system. Thus if ● in adverse weather conditions; roundings. you are driving in wide lanes or in between two ●...
Page 161: Connecting And Disconnecting
Lane departure warning (Side Assist) Assistant systems Driving with Side Assist When the lane departure warning is ready to Flashes operate, the indications in the control lamps will A vehicle has been detected in the adjacent lane turn on briefly as confirmation. and the turn signal has been engaged in the direc- When the vehicle is restarted, the last adjust- tion of the detected vehicle.
Page 162: Driving Situations
Assistant systems ● The lamp flashes in the corresponding rear- In the following situations, an indication will be ››› view mirror even though the turn signal has not displayed by the control lamp Fig. 118 (ar- been activated. row): ● The steering wheel vibrates to warn the driver ●...
Page 163: Park The Vehicle
Parking and manoeuvring Park the vehicle Parking and manoeu- WARNING NOTICE vring If the vehicle is parked incorrectly, it could The presence of irregularities on the ground, roll away, even on gentle slopes. This can sand or mud can cause damage to the vehi- cause accidents and serious injuries.
Page 164: Parking Brake
Parking and manoeuvring ● Parking brake Park assist plus manoeuvre braking function WARNING ››› page 164. ● Never use the parking brake to stop a mov- ● Rear cross traffic alert emergency brake Using the parking brake ing vehicle. This greatly increases the brak- ››› ...
Page 165 General information on parking systems Parking and manoeuvring Troubleshooting symbol and a greyed-out graphic segment. If WARNING necessary, the parking system switches off the Never allow the automatic braking opera- affected zone. The parking system behaves differently than tions of park assist systems to lead you to expected If the park assist is not working properly, a con- take any risk that compromises safety.
Page 166 Parking and manoeuvring Park Distance Control Plus 0.90 m behind or to the side of the vehicle will not be indicated on the screen and no audio signals 1.60 m (Park Pilot) will sound. 0.90 m The screen will only display objects detected Description at the front, and the vehicle's trajectory will be As you approach the obstacle, the frequency of...
Page 167 Park Distance Control Plus (Park Pilot) Parking and manoeuvring WARNING ● Sensor signals may be affected by exter- Note nal sound sources. This may prevent them ● Always pay attention, by looking directly, ● The display on the Infotainment system from detecting people or objects.
Page 168 In vehicles without an infotainment system, again. ● OR: if the vehicle moves back a certain dis- these parameters can be modified in a SEAT tance (between approx. 10 and 20 cm approx ● OR: switch the automatic activation on and Official Service or in a specialised workshop.
Page 169: Visual Indication Segments
Parking and manoeuvring Rear parking aid The optical indication of the segments works as There are sensors integrated in the rear Switch to the reverse assist image (Rear follows: bumper. When they detect an obstacle, you are View Camera “RVC”) alerted by audible and visible warnings on the ●...
Page 170: Reverse Assist (Rear View Camera)
To familiarise yourself with the system, the ori- Reverse assist settings necting the ignition, it will not be indicated next entation lines and their function, SEAT recom- time the parking aid is connected. mends practising in a place without too much...
Page 171 Reverse Assist (Rear View Camera) Parking and manoeuvring Shown on the display ● ● The camera lens expands and distorts the In the following situations, objects or other field of view and displays the objects on the vehicles appear to be further away or closer screen in a way that is different from reality.
Page 172: Parking Manoeuvre
Parking and manoeuvring Park Assist uses the radar sensors on the rear Switching the system on and off Parking manoeuvre ››› bumper page 138 to monitor traffic cross- ● ● Reverse assist is connected by a contact Stop the vehicle in front of a space and select ing behind the vehicle as it reverses out of a when engaging reverse gear.
Page 173 Parking and manoeuvring Rear Cross Traffic Alert) When the vehicle is restarted, the last adjust- ● Be sure to always be aware of the vehicle's ment in the system will remain active. surroundings, since the system often fails to detect things such as bicycles or pedes- Trailer mode trians.
Page 174: Practical Equipment
Introduction ● Before moving a seat, make sure there are Use the storage compartments only for small or no lighters in the moving part area of the ve- hicle. light items.
Page 175: Drink Holder
Front drink holders Do not leave open cans in the drink holders Closing: Push the drawer under the seat until it There are two cup holders in the centre con- when the vehicle is in motion. If the drink is engages.
Page 176: Power Sockets
● Other storage compartments are found in the rear seat, to the left and the right of the seats. ● To prevent voltage fluctuations from caus- Power sockets ing damage, unplug any connected electri- ●...
Page 177: Vehicle Power Sockets
Practical equipment Power sockets NOTICE Note If the 12-volt socket is used at full power for ● The use of electrical appliances with the longer than the specified time, the fuse may engine switched off will cause the 12-volt blow. battery to discharge.
Page 178: Data Transmissions
If special modifications have been made to Over-the-air update function properly after an over-the-air up- vehicles outside the scope of SEAT's respon- date. Malfunctioning of a control unit and the sibility (for example, for emergency service vehicle can lead to serious accidents and fa-...
Page 179: Software Installation Pre-Requisites
Over-the-air updates are downloaded via the software installation. Do not use the vehicle or factory control unit with eSIM card, and are free the Infotainment system during installation. of charge. SEAT covers the cost of the connec- tion.
Page 180: Troubleshooting
SEAT CONNECT The control units will stop working or will not contract with SEAT, S.A. and is subject to a tem- ● The high-voltage battery is not charged. work properly in the event of a critical instal- porary use limitation depending on the country.
Page 181 The following services also work without the The vehicle may be damaged by factors out- ● Online traffic information activation of SEAT CONNECT: side the control of SEAT, S.A. These damaged ● Parking lots can include: ● Public emergency call service.
Page 182 8.25” Infotainment system, but the activation of the vehicle in a if you already have a SEAT CONNECT user ac- SEAT CONNECT account is not necessary. count, you must log in through the infotainment SEAT CONNECT portal system and then go to User management.
Page 183: Legal Provisions
CONNECT contract with SEAT, S.A., you must of the ownership will have been completed. and speed. ensure that when your vehicle is used by other You can control the current status in the SEAT drivers (for example, family or friends), data CONNECT portal. Personal information protection and personal rights are respected.
Page 184: Service Management
External information from third party supplies can directly and permanently delete the previ- available with limitations, incomplete or incor- Even if the prerequisites for the use of SEAT ous user as the main user, as well as put the rect, e.g. representations of maps.
Page 185: Privacy Mode
Privacy and services settings ● Exchanging data packages and purchas- The following symbols indicate the respective SEAT CONNECT services can be activated and ing them from third parties may generate data transmission status in the infotainment additional costs, depending on your mobile deactivated individually.
Page 186: Configuration For Sharing A Connection Over Wlan
Data transmissions Configuration for sharing a connec- The WLAN (wireless) connection is established. Manual settings: To complete the connection, it may be neces- tion over WLAN ● To manually enter the network settings of an sary to enter other data into the device. external (WLAN) device.
Page 187: Bluetooth Pairing
Bluetooth®. Wireless Full Link is now configured. Any applications that are not suitable or ex- You will find more information on the SEAT web- The pairing has concluded. The connected mo- ecute incorrectly may cause damage to the site (www.seat.com).
Page 188: Applications (Apps)
™. Applications (apps) To select Android Auto™ technology. The requirements must be met to use Apple With SEAT Full Link, the display of the contents CarPlay™. Apple CarPlay™ of SEAT applications and other providers instal- Launch Apple CarPlay™: led on mobile phone devices can be transferred In order to use Apple CarPlay™, the following...
Page 189: Android Auto
Auto™. applications and their availability on the ● If there is an active Bluetooth® connection, it SEAT (www.seat.com) and Apple CarPlay ™ Launch Android Auto™: websites, or at SEAT dealerships. is automatically interrupted. ● Press HOME > Full Link to access the Full Link ●...
Page 190: Usb Connection
● You will find information about technical them from any damage caused by fluctua- requirements, compatible mobile phone de- tions in voltage. vices, certified applications and their avail- ability on the SEAT (www.seat.com) and An- droid Auto™ websites, or at SEAT dealerships.
Page 191: Infotainment System
SEAT rec- Some function areas may include links to third- ommends visiting a SEAT dealership for this. party websites. SEAT, S.A. is not the owner of the third-party websites accessible through the links, and assumes no liability for their content.
Page 192 Infotainment system WARNING WARNING WARNING Any distraction affecting the driver in any The following circumstances may result in an Read and observe the operating instructions way can lead to an accident and cause inju- emergency call, phone call or data transmis- provided by the manufacturer in question ries.
Page 193 Infotainment system First steps ● WARNING WARNING Immediately turn off the mobile phone if you suspect it is causing interferences in an If the light conditions are not good and the The driving recommendations and traffic in- active medical device or any other medical screen is damaged or dirty, the indications dications shown on the navigation system device.
Page 194: Overview And Controls
Infotainment system Overview and controls Connect System Fig. 132 Overview: control unit Touch screen. The infotainment functions can be used through the screen. Navigation menu access Access the Full Link menu Turn the infotainment on/off Turn volume up/down Main menu in tile mode.
Page 195: Media System
Overview and controls Infotainment system Media System Fig. 133 Overview: control unit and indication in the 8.25-inch version Touch screen. The infotainment functions can be used through the screen. Rotary push button (to adjust the volume and to switch the infotainment on/off) Rotary push button (to search and select) HOME button (to open the start page) ››› ...
Page 196: Operating Indications
● manual. Some functions of the infotainment system up the views and representation on the home require an active SEAT CONNECT user account ● screen or use the factory setting templates. In some countries, the infotainment system and an Internet connection for the vehicle. The...
Page 197 ››› page 192 ) for approx. 15 seconds until The infotainment system automatically turns off the SEAT logo appears on the display. Legal when the driver's door is opened, provided the ignition has been switched off beforehand. Customising the infotainment sys-...
Page 198 Infotainment system ● The main menu contains function buttons for Language. The setting is selected and activated accessing all of the Infotainment apps. ● Additional keypad languages. or connected. ● Units. The setting is not selected, disabled or Customise shortcuts ●...
Page 199: Clean The Screen
General instructions for use Infotainment system Clean the screen sence of this symbol, however, does not neces- Copyright sarily mean that the term in question can be As a general rule, audio and video files stored Remove persistent dirt carefully and without us- used freely.
Page 200 Infotainment system Central computer with control and display Sound system (basic equipment): Optional sound system unit The infotainment system that is supplied from The infotainment system that is supplied from the factory is equipped as follows: the factory is equipped as follows: The factory-mounted central computer in the ●...
Page 201: Voice Control
– Access point ing into account the aspects indicated in the ● Online: current SEAT CONNECT Plus contract – Tethering section “Languages available depending on active. the market”. In online mode, commands are re- –...
Page 202: Start Voice Control
Infotainment system If you have connected the voice control via the The voice control ends automatically, if you use wake word, the connected infotainment replies infotainment functions, if the parking system is Note with “What would you like to do? ”. activated or by incoming calls.
Page 203: Radio Mode
Elec- available depend on the equipment and the ● You have an active SEAT CONNECT user ac- trical equipment connected to the vehicle country. In certain countries, frequency bands count. may also cause interference in radio signal may stop broadcasting or not be available reception and noise in the loudspeakers.
Page 204 Infotainment system Radio equipment and symbols DAB not available. Selecting, tuning and saving a sta- tion DAB stations support presentations (slide- The functions, as well as the types of reception show). and frequency bands available depend on the Select the frequency band equipment and the country.
Page 205 Infotainment system Radio mode In the FM frequency band or in the Multimedia Select from the station list (AM and FM/DAB) Save stations on the preset keys mode, a station with traffic information in the The station list shows the stations that are cur- You can store up to 36 stations of different fre- background is automatically tuned while it is rently tunable.
Page 206: Station Logos
Infotainment system Online radio Assign station logos manually Online radio is a type of reception for Internet In FM/DAB mode, press Station logos. radio stations and podcasts that are independ- 2. Press on the icon and then select the ent of AM, FM and DAB. Thanks to Internet station to which a station logo is to be as- transmission, reception is not limited to the re- signed.
Page 207: Media Mode
Note Depending on the equipment, the following indications. types of multimedia files can be played: SEAT assumes no liability for any deteriora- Quality differences between data media pro- tion or loss of files on data storage devices. ● Audio files.
Page 208 Infotainment system Equipment features and media sym- Add a media file as favourite. The folder structure of the selected multi- media source is displayed. When My media bols Top right: select media source. is selected, the categories (music, videos, Access the settings. playlists) and connected multimedia sour- Audio, multimedia and connectivity: ces are displayed first.
Page 209 Infotainment system Media Mode Save favourites Video mode Only multimedia files in My media of the info- When in Video mode, a video stored on data tainment system can be saved as favourites. media, in My multimedia can be played on You can save up to a maximum of 30 titles, al- the infotainment display.
Page 210 Infotainment system Navigation Introduction Fig. 136 Schematic diagram: Navigation view. A global satellite system determines the current During dynamic route guidance, you will re- Navigation announcements position of the vehicle and the sensors moun- ceive information about reported traffic con- Navigation announcements are acoustic indi- ted on the vehicle analyse the routes taken.
Page 211: Change View
Infotainment system Navigation ● ● In areas that are not digitised or are only parti- Press on the map with both fingers at the Press on the map with both fingers at the ally digitised on the infotainment memory, the same time.
Page 212 Infotainment system Navigation functions and symbols Home address. Favourite destinations. Work address. Back Navigation Favourite destinations. Navigation functions depend on the equipment Symbols in the route details Additional window with more options. and country. Current position. Additional window with route options. Destination of the current guidance.
Page 213: Navigation Data
Current navigation data for large regions, for Reduced visibility. tions. example Western Europe, can be downloaded from www.seat.com and stored on USB data The different functions for entering destinations devices. are found in the navigation main menu. ●...
Page 214: Recent Destinations
Infotainment system OR: press and enter the address in the To save a destination as a favourite press Start navigation: input screen. the split screen when entering the destination. Press OR: detailed address. Select the destination and start navigation: 2. Move the view on the map until the desired 3.
Page 215: Traffic Information
Infotainment system Navigation Start navigation: mation is another vehicle that has detected the Open and close the route details hazard and has uploaded the information to the ● Press To open them, press or swipe it. service provider. ● To close them, press or swipe it. 2.
Page 216 Infotainment system Navigation can propose up to 5 routes at the Close the additional screen same time. The proposed routes may be differ- ● Press on an empty area outside the addi- ent from the routes of the normal route guid- tional window.
Page 217: Telephone Interface
Infotainment system Telephone interface Telephone interface Introduction Fig. 137 Schematic diagram: Phone view. You can use the telephone interface to connect Telephone interface equipment and Note your mobile to the infotainment system and op- symbols erate phone functions through it. The sound is ●...
Page 218: Places With Special Regulations
These places are not always clearly Get help in case of breakdown. Symbols in the main menu marked. They include, for example: Obtain information on the SEAT brand Contacts. ● The vicinity of chemical pipelines and tanks. and selected additional services related to List of incoming and outgoing calls.
Page 219 Infotainment system Telephone interface Pair, connect and manage Active and passive connection Establish an active connection To use the functions of the telephone interface, Requirement: several mobile phone devices are Requirement for pairing: there must be at least one mobile phone device connected to the infotainment system at the ●...
Page 220 Infotainment system ● Basic telephone interface. Make a call Dial number ● Comfort telephone interface. Select a phone number to start a call. Different Manually enter a phone number to start a call. functions are available for selecting a phone While entering the phone number, contacts that Basic telephone interface number:...
Page 221: Wireless Charger
Infotainment system Telephone interface Send an email: Connectivity Box Favourites ● Press > E-mail > Enter new message and A speed dial button can be assigned to a maxi- enter the message on the screen. mum of six or twelve favourites from the phone book (depending on the Infotainment system ●...
Page 222 The mobile phone may become warm due your mobile device uses Qi technology, check to wireless charging. Think about this before your phone's user manual or visit the SEAT you pick it up, and take care when removing website ●...
Page 223: Storing Objects
Accelerate with particular care and cau- loose in open storage compartment of the ● tion. In vehicles with dynamic headlight range vehicle, on the cover behind the rear seat or control, the lights adapt automatically. on the instrument panel. ● Avoid sudden braking and manoeuvres.
Page 224: Luggage Compartment
Storing objects NOTICE WARNING Electrical wires or, depending on the fea- Animals, loose or unsecured or objects car- tures, the antenna embedded into the rear ried on the rear shelf can cause serious injury windows could be damaged, even irrepara- in case of sudden manoeuvring or braking or bly, if they are in contact with objects.
Page 225: Variable Luggage Compartment Floor
● Move the floor forward over the supports as luggage compartment floor. far as the rear seat backrest and then lower the ● floor with the handle Only objects that do not weigh than ap- proximately 7.5 kg may be carried between...
Page 226: Luggage Compartment Equipment
When they are not used. how to place the load. ● When the vehicle is washed in a car wash. ● Never secure a child seat to the fastening Fig. 143 Location of fastening rings in ● When the vehicle height exceeds the maxi- rings.
Page 227: Securing The Crossbars And The Roof Carrier System
Suitable accessories can be acquired panoramic sun roof and the rear lid. at SEAT dealerships. ● On opening the rear lid make sure that it Loading the roof carrier system Always secure the crossbars and the roof car- does not knock into the roof load.
Page 228: Trailer Mode
If the vehicle has a factory-fitted towing ● Always use belts or retaining straps that bracket or one that is retrofitted by SEAT, the Distributing a load are suitable and in a good condition. Start-Stop system operates as normal. No spe-...
Page 229 Storing objects Trailer mode Vehicles with driving profile selection WARNING WARNING If you are going to be towing a trailer, the use of Undue use of the towing bracket may cause Driving with a trailer and transporting heavy the Eco driving profile is not recommended. You injury and accidents.
Page 230: Technical Requirements
If the trailer has its own brake system, please has not been fitted by a SEAT workshop. take the relevant legal requirements into ac- If the vehicle is retrofitted with a tow bracket, count.
Page 231: Hitching And Connecting A Trailer
Storing objects Trailer mode in question. The exterior mirrors should be ad- ● Meaning Never connect the trailer's electric system justed before you start driving and must provide directly to the electrical connections of the Reverse lights a sufficient field of vision at the rear. tail lights or any other power sources.
Page 232 SEAT, you must manually select the the lighting system, and consequently can ● Normal profile before you start driving with a If the vehicle is factory-equipped with an cause accidents and serious injuries.
Page 233: Trailer Loading
To promote safety while driving, SEAT recom- charge. ● Distribute loads in the trailer so that heavy mends making the most of the maximum ver- ●...
Page 234 Storing objects Driving with a trailer Hill starts with a trailer WARNING Depending on the slope of the hill and the If the maximum permissible axle weight, the Adjusting the headlights combination weight of the towing vehicle and maximum load technically permissible on the The front part of the vehicle may be raised trailer, the vehicle might start rolling backwards coupling point, the maximum authorised ve-...
Page 235: Stabilisation Of The Towing Vehicle And Trailer Combination
Storing objects Trailer mode ● The ESC and TCS are active. The control ● WARNING Adapt your speed and driving style at all lamp or is not lit up on the instrument clus- times to suit visibility, weather, road and The electric stability control for the vehicle ter.
Page 236 Maximum The maximum overhang shall not exceed load on the vehi- Number of SEAT recommends the use of genuine SEAT load ca- 500 mm from the centre of the ball head to cle's specific cou- bicycles...
Page 237: Retrofitting A Towing Bracket
● Make sure that the carrier system is suita- 771.5 mm ble for your vehicle. SEAT recommends that towing brackets be ret- rofitted at a specialised workshop. For exam- ● Read and observe the installation instruc- ple, it may very well be necessary to adjust tions of the rear carrier system manufacturer.
Page 238 ● Only use towing brackets that have been approved by SEAT for the model in question. ● In some versions, the fitting of a conven- tional towing hook solution is not recommen-...
Page 239: Fuel And Exhaust Gas Cleaning
Fuel and exhaust gas cleaning Refuelling Fuel and exhaust gas Refuelling – Insert the filling nozzle as far as possible into the spare fuel canister. cleaning – If the spare fuel canister is made of metal, the filling nozzle must be in contact Refuelling with the canister during filling.
Page 240: Fuel Types
Fuel and exhaust gas cleaning The correct fuel grade for your vehicle is given Petrol with ethanol (“E” stands for Ethanol). Super unleaded petrol 95 octane petrol or on a sticker on the inside of the fuel tank The number indicates the percentage of normal 91 octane petrol at least flap.
Page 241: Ethanol Fuel
Only use fuel additives that have been ap- centage of ethanol. The vehicle is refuelled in not park your vehicle near a surface that can proved by SEAT. The products that contain the same way as petrol refuelling. catch fire easily. Fire hazard! substances to increase the octane rating or ››› ...
Page 242: Particulate Filter
Fuel and exhaust gas cleaning ● When changing or adding engine oil, do not Particulate filter WARNING ››› exceed the necessary amount page 268, Always adjust your speed to suit the weather The particulate filter eliminates most of the Checking and topping up the engine oil conditions, roads, braking distance and traf- soot from the exhaust gas system.
Page 243 Engine management and emissions control system Fuel and exhaust gas cleaning Reduce speed and drive carefully to the near- est specialised workshop to have the engine checked. Combustion failures that can damage the catalytic converter. The control lamp flashes yellow. Reduce speed and drive carefully to the near- est specialised workshop to have the engine checked.
Page 244: Miscellaneous Situations
Miscellaneous situations Miscellaneous situa- Hook for extracting the central wheel trims Changing the windscreen Clip for removing the wheel bolt caps wiper blades tions Some of the items listed are only provided in Wiper service position certain model versions, or are optional extras. Vehicle tool kit WARNING On-board toolkit...
Page 245: Changing The Wiper Rear Wiper Blades
Changing the windscreen wiper blades Miscellaneous situations ● Check the condition of the wiper blades regu- Fit a new wiper blade of the same length Note larly. If the wipers scrape across the glass, and design on to the wiper arm and hook it into ●...
Page 246: Jump Start
Miscellaneous situations Jump start Jump start: description WARNING Worn or dirty windscreen wiper blades re- Introduction duce visibility and increase the risk of acci- dent and serious injury. If the engine fails to start because of a dis- ● Always replace damaged or worn wind- charged 12-volt battery, the battery can be screen wiper blades or blades that no longer connected to the battery of another vehicle to...
Page 247 Miscellaneous situations Jump start Jump lead terminal connections Starting ● Never use jump leads when one of the bat- teries is frozen. Danger of explosion! Even The jump leads should only be connected in Start the engine of the vehicle supplying once thawed, electrolyte leaks can cause ››› ...
Page 248: Towing The Vehicle
Miscellaneous situations The vehicle can be towed with a tow bar or NOTICE WARNING cable. Immediately go to a specialist workshop and Never allow the vehicle to be towed if it has ● The maximum permitted speed is 50 km/h have the 12 volt battery checked. no power.
Page 249 Miscellaneous situations Towing the vehicle Instructions for tow-starting and If the vehicle cannot be towed on its wheels for NOTICE any of the reasons mentioned above, request towing If the vehicle is pushed by hand, the tail light assistance from specialised personnel and, if units, the side spoilers of the rear window necessary, have the vehicle transported with- During towing, the change of direction can be...
Page 250: Front Towline Anchorage
Miscellaneous situations Towed vehicle (behind) NOTICE NOTICE ● Make sure the ignition is switched on so that When tow-starting, unburnt fuel could enter The vehicle can only be towed if the state the steering wheel does not lock and so that, if the catalytic converter and damage it.
Page 251: Rear Towline Anchorage
Miscellaneous situations Towing the vehicle ● After towing, unscrew the towing eye clock- wise with a suitable object. ● Replace the cover and push it in until it clicks into place. ● Clean the towing eye if necessary and then store it in the luggage compartment along with the other vehicle tools.
Page 252: Fuses
Miscellaneous situations ● Screw the towing eye in the housing by Only replace fuses when the cause of the NOTICE turning it to the maximum anticlockwise problem has been solved. If a newly inserted ● ››› ››› To prevent damage to the vehicle’s electri- fuse blows after a short time, you must have Fig. 160 page 250.
Page 253: Replace A Blown Fuse
Miscellaneous situations Fuses ● To fit the cover, place it on the fuse box. Push Opening and closing the fuse box located NOTICE the locking tabs down until they click audibly below the instrument panel ● Always carefully remove the fuse box cov- into place.
Page 254: Fuse Placement
Miscellaneous situations To replace a fuse Consumers/Amps Consumers/Amps ● Remove the fuse. BCM Power C63 Right lights power supply ● Replace the blown fuse by one with an iden- BSD, PDC, MRR, PLA Right Door Window Control tical amperage rating (same colour and mark- Light switch, diagnosis input, Windscreen wipers ings) and identical size.
Page 255: Changing Bulbs
Changing bulbs requires a certain degree of nister and variable distribution PTC1 valve, oil pressure regulating valve, practical skill. If you are unsure, SEAT recom- TJ1/TJ4/N09/T6P or TH4/T5I Elec- cylinder disconnection valves, WIV mends that you consult a technical service or...
Page 256 Miscellaneous situations ● Rear bulb light Bulb light Left Right For the sake of the environment ● LED rear light Reverse light — W16W Please ask your specialist retailer how to dis- pose of used bulbs in the proper manner. Turn signal PY 21W NA LL PY 21W NA LL...
Page 257 Miscellaneous situations Changing bulbs ● Changing bulbs Remove the lid, levering the flat side of a Front fog light bulb ››› screwdriver into the recess Fig. 164 Tail light bulbs located in the bodywork ● Remove the bulb connector ● Unscrew the bolt securing the light hand or using a screwdriver.
Page 258 Miscellaneous situations ● Remove the bulb connector. Changing interior bulbs Luggage compartment lighting ● Turn the bulb holder to the left and pull. Interior light and front reading lights ● Remove the bulb by pressing on it and turning it anticlockwise at the same time. ●...
Page 259 Miscellaneous situations Changing bulbs ● Connect the cable again. ● Refit the bulb and press it in until it engages.
Page 260: Checking And Refilling Levels
. In this case, seek a specialised the vehicle to prevent the ignition from being workshop to perform all the works. SEAT rec- turned on and the combustion engine started ● The Start-Stop system must be switched by mistake.
Page 261 Checking and refilling levels Engine compartment ● – – When refilling operating fluids, ensure they Ensure that no part of your body, or any Always disconnect the 12 volt battery. do not spill onto the components of the en- jewellery or tie, loose clothing, loose long Ensure the vehicle is unlocked when dis- gine or onto the exhaust system.
Page 262: Opening And Closing The Bonnet
Checking and refilling levels Preparing the vehicle for work in the WARNING engine compartment For your own safety, do not ignore this impor- tant check list, otherwise this could cause Before performing works in the engine com- accidents and serious injuries. partment, always perform the following opera- ●...
Page 263: Fluids And Consumables
. In this case, seek a specialised NOTICE ● workshop to perform all the works. SEAT rec- Always read and observe the information and warnings given on containers of operat- ommends visiting a SEAT dealership for this.
Page 264: Coolant Specifications
WARNING about which coolant is suitable for your vehicle. Engine coolant is toxic! If the vehicle’s cooling system does not have SEAT recommends visiting a SEAT dealership sufficient antifreeze protection, the engine for this. ● Only store coolant in its original container, could fail and this could result in serious in- tightly closed and in a safe place.
Page 265 Only top up with fresh coolant according to ● The motor coolant expansion tank can be ››› Fig. 173 In the front compartment: marking on SEAT specifications page 262. recognised by the symbol on the cap coolant expansion tank. ››› ● Fig. 174 Only top up with coolant if there is still some coolant left in the expansion tank;...
Page 266: Brake Fluid
Checking and refilling levels ● Screw the cap on tightly. ● ● When the motor is hot, its cooling system is Do not add coolant if the expansion tank ● If engine coolant with the recommended pressurised. Do not open the expansion tank is completely empty! Air may have got into specifications is not available in an emergency, cap, hot coolant may splash out and cause...
Page 267: Windscreen Washer Reservoir
● You can buy VW 501 14 standard brake Brake fluid level fluid in a SEAT dealership or a SEAT Offi- cial Service. If none is available, use only The control lamp lights up red. high-quality brake fluid that meets DIN ISO Brake fluid level is too low.
Page 268: Engine Oil
Do not mix cleaning products recommen- with the symbol on the cap. does not contain enough anti-freeze, it may ded by SEAT with other products. This could ● Check if there is enough fluid in the tank. freeze on the windscreen and rear window, lead to flocculation and may block the wind- reducing forward and rear visibility.
Page 269 SAC GF-6A. Information about the engine oil standard. danger of causing damage to the engine and particulate filter. SEAT recommends changing the oil at a speci- Information about engine oil viscosity. alised workshop. SEAT recommends an Official ● You can continue driving with the vehicle if The engine comes with a special, multi-grade SEAT Service.
Page 270 Checking and refilling levels ● Wait for about two minutes. ● Do not start the engine if you have topped ● Locate the oil level dipstick. It can be recog- up with a fluid other than engine oil. Request assistance from the technical service centre. nized by its coloured upper end.
Page 271: Engine Oil Change
Checking and refilling levels Engine oil ● When the oil level reaches at least zone NOTICE Note ››› Fig. 179 , carefully screw on the engine No additives should be used with engine ››› Before a long trip, we recommend finding an oil filler cap oil.
Page 272: 12-Volt Battery
All work on batteries requires specialist knowl- be temporarily disabled to prevent the battery oil level is correct, stop driving. Do not even edge. Please refer to a SEAT Official Service from running flat. These functions will come run the engine at idle speed! Seek professional...
Page 273: Check The Electrolyte Level
Checking and refilling levels 12-volt battery Check the level ● Never use damaged 12-volt batteries. They Note could explode. If the 12-volt battery is dam- The electrolyte level should be checked regu- During the winter, the starting power may aged, replace it immediately. larly in high-mileage vehicles, in hot countries be reduced, and if necessary, the battery ●...
Page 274 If the ignition does following: necessary documentation and technical equip- not work, seek professional assistance. ment. SEAT recommends visiting a SEAT deal- ● Switch off all electrical consumers. ership. ●...
Page 275: Alternator Fault
Checking and refilling levels 12-volt battery WARNING For the sake of the environment 12 volt battery The indicator lamp lights up YELLOW. The fol- Charging the 12-volt battery creates a highly ● The battery may contain toxic substances, explosive mixture of detonating gases. lowing message is displayed: such as sulphuric acid and lead.
Page 276: Energy Management
Checking and refilling levels Energy management Discharged battery Residual current management system The residual current management reduces en- Maintaining starting capacity has top priority. Optimisation of the starting capacity ergy consumption while the vehicle is station- Battery strain is considerable on short journeys, ary.
Page 277 Heating systems, in particular, consume a lot of energy. If you notice, for instance, that the seat heating or the rear window heater is not working, they may have been temporarily switched off or regula- ted to a lower heat output.
Page 278: Wheels And Tyres
SEAT Official Service for advice regard- alised workshop and have the car inspected. ing current techniques. ●...
Page 279: New Wheels And Tyres
SEAT. Otherwise the vehicle may be dam- ● tation (e.g. EC Certificate of Conformity or If you notice unusual vibrations or if the ve- aged, causing an accident.
Page 280 SEAT can be fitted, and to find out about the ● If decorative hubcaps are subsequently fit- combinations allowed between the front axle ted, make sure that they allow enough air in (axle 1) and the rear axle (axle 2).
Page 281: Driving Style
For the sake of the environment vehicle. If you notice excessive tyre wear, you Do not forget the spare wheel when checking should check wheel alignment at a SEAT Offi- the tyre pressures: Keep this spare wheel infla- Under-inflated tyres will increase fuel con- ted to the highest pressure required for the road cial Service.
Page 282: Tread Wear Indicators
Wheels and tyres Tread wear indicators The minimum permitted profile depth have ing” in deep puddles of water and when driv- been reached when the tyres have worn down ing through corners, and braking is also ad- to the wear indicators. Replace the tyres with versely affected.
Page 283: Winter Tyres
It is best to contact a SEAT Official Service to Winter tyres lose a great deal of their properties and alloy rims. check the maximum speed which is permissible...
Page 284: Changing A Wheel
Get all occupants out of the vehicle and if the chains come into direct contact with 195/55 R16 6.5Jx16 ET47 them. SEAT recommends the use of covered keep them out of the danger zone (e.g. behind Max. link 9 mm snow chains.
Page 285 Do not drive at over 80 km/h (50 mph) ● Turn the securing wheel anti-clockwise when the temporary spare wheel is fitted on ble at a SEAT Official Service or at a special- ››› Fig. 185 the vehicle: risk of accident! ised workshop.
Page 286: Integral Wheel Trim
● Fit the central wheel trim onto the rim. The Take the wheel brace and the wire hook from temporary spare wheel rim. ››› bottom of the “S” of the SEAT badge should the vehicle tool kit page 242 ››› ●...
Page 287: Anti-Theft Wheel Nuts
If you need a new The anti-theft wheel locking bolt has a spe- adapter, you can obtain it from the SEAT Offi- cial cap. This only fits on anti-theft locking bolts cial Service, indicating the code number.
Page 288: Raise The Vehicle
Wheels and tyres Important information about wheel bolts ● The wheel bolts should only be loosened slightly (about one turn) before raising the Factory-fitted rims and wheel bolts are spe- vehicle with the jack. Risk of accident! cially matched during construction. Therefore, if different rims are fitted, the correct wheel bolts ●...
Page 289: Removing And Installing A Wheel
● Use the wheel spanner to tighten all of the of causing injuries. cause damage to it. SEAT accepts no re- wheel nuts clockwise. Tighten the bolts in diag- sponsibility for any damages caused by im- ●...
Page 290: Tyres With Directional Tread Pattern
Wheels and tyres ● Tyres with directional tread pattern Have the tightening torque of the wheel nuts Change in wheel diameter checked as soon as possible with a torque The wheel diameter changes when: Tyres with directional tread pattern have been ››› ...
Page 291 Tyre pressure monitor system Wheels and tyres ● Switch the ignition on. ● Driving on unpaved roads for a long period WARNING of time, or sporty driving, may temporarily ● Save the new inflation pressure in the Info- If the tyres are inflated to different pressures, deactivate the system.
Page 292: Tyre Repair
4 mm. You can purchase new bottles of tyre sealant garage. ● from SEAT dealers. If the tyre has been driven on with very low ● Replace tyres repaired with the puncture inflation pressure or no tyre pressure.
Page 293: Anti-Puncture Kit Contents
Wheels and tyres Tyre repair ● Anti-puncture kit contents Warning provided by tyre pressure monitor- Remove the bottle from the valve. ing system (it can also be integrated in the ● Replace the howitzer with the device inflator tube). ››› Fig. 195 onto the tyre valve.
Page 294: Check After 10 Minutes Of Driving
Wheels and tyres ● When the tyre pressure is between 2.5 and Check after 10 minutes of driving 2.0 bars, continue driving without exceeding ››› 80 km/h (50 mph). Screw in the inflator tube Fig. 195 again and check the pressure on the gauge ››› ...
Page 295: Maintenance
The Digital Maintenance Plan is not availa- If the services are insufficient or not per- his vehicle ble in some markets. In this case, your SEAT formed and if the service intervals are not dealer will inform you about the current...
Page 296: Information About The Terms Of Use
Using the vehicle mostly in situations with a 1 year lot of traffic and stops (e.g. in the city). Every 15000 km or after At SEAT, the dates of the services are indicated ● Using the vehicle mostly in winter. 1 year by the service intervals display: ››› ...
Page 297: Additional Service Offers
Service. Approved spare parts ating fluids). If your SEAT vehicle is immobilised due to a fault Maintenance services are divided into inspec- Approved spare parts, following the manufac- or an accident, our assistance services will help tion and review services.
Page 298: Vehicle Upkeep And Cleaning
Maintenance Vehicle upkeep and clean- Washing the vehicle The water temperature must not exceed 60°C. The longer you take to clean the tanks, e.g. re- Automatic car washes mains of insects, bird excrements, tree resin or Spray the vehicle before starting the car wash. anti frost salt adhered to your vehicle, the more Basic observations Make sure that the windows and sunroof are...
Page 299: Cleaning The Exterior
Vehicle upkeep and cleaning Maintenance Apply the product by spraying it onto the body- ● ● After cleaning the brakes could act more Vehicle parts with matte paint: work. Work in one zone at a time and leave the slowly due to moisture or, in winter, the ice on –...
Page 300: Interior Cleaning
Maintenance Headlights / Tail lights Paint Decoration slides ● Paint flaws: Check the paint's colour code at ● ● Dirt: Soft sponge with neutral soap solution Dirt: Soft sponge with neutral soap solution an authorised service and restore with a touch- up pencil.
Page 301 Dry stains: stain remover suitable for tral soap solution leather. ● If the protective coating on the paint of the Seat belts ● rim has been damaged due to stone impacts, Grease-based dirt, e.g. oil, make-up, etc.: scratches, etc., the damage should be repaired –...
Page 302 If you find any damage to the belt webbing, ● Do not turn on seat heating to dry the seats. belt fittings, the belt retractor or the buckle, ask ● Do not apply wax or care products if the vehi- ●...
Page 303: Accessories, Spare Parts And Repair Work
Introduction. For this reason we recommend asking official by an officially recognised technical inspection SEAT service centres to do any necessary work institute or official body. using genuine SEAT parts®. Accessories, spare parts Any retro-fitted equipment which has a di-...
Page 304 The effective transmitting power does not ex- ceed 10 Watts at the aerial base. WARNING A SEAT Official Service and specialised work- shop will be able to inform you about options Mobile telephones or radio equipment which is operated inside the vehicle without a prop-...
Page 305: Information For The User
SEAT Authorised Services ensure the perfect ● GPS position. SEAT will not have access to EDR data unless condition of new vehicles. Check the purchase These data will provide a better understanding the owner (or, in “Leasing” cases, the lessee or agreement or complementary additional docu- of the circumstances of the accident.
Page 306: Information On The Eu Chemicals Regulation
ISO 1043, ISO 11469 and ISO on the substances that may be contained in the 1629. vehicle. Recycling of electrical or electronic You can ask any SEAT dealer for this informa- Choice of materials devices tion. ● Use of recycled materials.
Page 307: Product Recycling
Materials and recycling information Information for the user ● Product recycling Charging socket and watertight seal. ● Vehicle toolbox. ✓ Valid for market: France ● Puncture repair spray. ● Jack. ● Warning triangle. ● High visibility jacket. Fig. 197 Fire extinguisher recycling notice for ●...
Page 308: Return And Scrapping Of End-Of-Life Vehicles
● The Electrical Equipment (Safety) Regula- Information about the Vehicle Return Centres tions, 2016 can be obtained from your SEAT dealer.
Page 309: Radioelectrical Equipment
Internet ad- Siemensstrasse 32 dress: 63225 Langen, Germany Simplified declaration of conformity Phone: +49 (0) 6103913-0 www.seat.com/generalinfo Website: www.minebeamitsumi.co.jp Your vehicle has different radioelectrical de- Molex CVS Hildesheim GmbH vices. The manufacturers of these devices Daimlerring 31...
Page 310 Information for the user CUPRA Born Digital Cockpit Navigation antenna Optional infotainment system Europe - CE Hirschmann Car Communication GmbH LG Electronics Mlawa SP LG Electronics Inc. Single Point of Contact Stuttgarter Strasse 45-51 LG Electronics 7 Krijgsman 1, 1186 DM Amstelveen, 72654 Neckartenzlingen, Germany 06 500, Mlawa The Netherlands...
Page 311 10 dBm 125 kHz 89 dBµA/m ment that can be fitted to all SEAT models. Valid for market: Ukraine Unless otherwise stated, the data are valid for Connection to the vehicle’s external an- all models (variations are indicated in footnotes...
Page 312 RLVCOAR15-0008 when legally required. The ithal ettiği ürünler için geçerlidir): full text of the declaration of conformity is avail- able online at the following Internet address: Doğuş Otomotiv Servis ve Ticaret A.Ş. Şekerpınar Mahallesi, Anadolu Caddesi, No: 22 https://www.seat.mx/servicio/mi-seat/manual- ve 45 del-propietario.html 41420 Çayırova/Kocaeli...
Page 313: Technical Data
Indications about the technical data Technical data Technical data The values relating to fuel consumption and Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) emissions can be found in the documenta- The vehicle ID number can be found in the fol- tion provided to the purchaser of the vehicle at lowing places: Indications about the tech- the time of purchase.
Page 314 Technical data WARNING The values indicated for the maximum per- mitted weights must not be exceeded. There is a risk of accident and damage!
Page 315: Engine Specifications
Indications about the technical data Technical data Engine specifications Petrol engines 1.0 MPI Start-Stop 1.0 TSI Start-Stop Power output in kW (hp) at 1/min 59 (80)/6,300 70 (95)/5,000-5,500 81 (110)/5,500 Maximum torque (Nm at 1/min) 93/3,700-3,900 175/1,600-3,500 200/2,000-3,000 No. of cylinders/displacement (cm 3/999 175/1,600-3,500 3/999...
Page 316 Technical data Dimensions. Fig. 199 Dimensions. IBIZA Front and rear projections (mm) 796/699 Wheelbase (mm) 2,564 Length (mm) 4,059 Front/rear track width (mm) 1,525/1,505 Width (mm) 1,780 Height at kerb weight (mm) 1,447 This data will change depending on the type of wheel rim. Values for wheel 185/65 R15 ET40.
Page 317: Index
Anti-theft alarm ....... . 72 Adjusting the seat belt ......43 interior monitoring and anti-tow system .
Page 318 ......77 unbuckled seat belt ......40 brake servo .
Page 319 Disposal seat belt ........Duplicate keys ....... . . 64 seat belt tensioners .
Page 320 Index Emergencies ........61 Engine and ignition recycling of electrical appliances .
Page 321 Apple CarPlay ......186 digital (SEAT Digital Cockpit) ....
Page 322 Index symbols ........11 unlock and lock .
Page 323 Index sunroof ........79 save destination .
Page 324 ......202 using seat belts ......
Page 325 SEAT Drive Profile ......129 SEAT Ident ........180 selector lever positions .
Page 326 Index Steering wheel Technical data Towing the vehicle adjust ........vehicle dimensions .
Page 327 Index Travel Assist ........155 Vertical load on the tow hitch ....226 connecting and disconnecting .
Page 328 Index snow chains ....... . 281 spare wheel ....... . 283 wheel central trim .
Page 329 SEAT S.A. is permanently concerned about continuous development of its types and models. For this reason we ask you to understand, that at any given time, changes regarding shape, equipment and technique may take place on the car delivered. For this reason no right at all may derive based on the data, drawings and descriptions in this current handbook.

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