Page 1 LINK: CONTENT & A-Z The Ultimate Driving Machine OWNER'S HANDBOOK. BMW iX. Online Edition for Part no. 01405A38CB9 - VI/21...
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Page 3 The better you are acquainted with your vehicle, the easier you will find it is to operate. We would therefore like to offer you the following advice: Please read the Owner's Handbook before setting out in your new BMW i. Also use the integrated Owner's Handbook in your vehicle. It contains impor‐...
Page 4 On the move ........................CONTROLS Vehicle cockpit ....................... Sensors in the vehicle ....................Vehicle operating condition ..................iDrive ..........................BMW Remote Software Upgrade ................General settings ......................Personal settings ......................Connections ........................Opening and closing ..................... Seats, mirrors and steering wheel ................
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Page 6 Internet cle. Vehicle information and general information on BMW – on technology, for example – are avail‐ Validity of Owner's Handbook able on the Internet: www.bmw.com. Vehicle production Integrated Owner's Handbook in the At the time of production in the factory, the prin‐...
Page 7 Notes NOTES Symbols and displays Symbols in the Owner's Handbook Symbol Meaning Precautions that must be followed in order to avoid the possibility of injury to yourself and to others as well as The symbols on parts of the vehicle indicate that serious damage to the vehicle.
Page 8 Notes NOTES If a piece of equipment, system or function is de‐ vehicle's equipment may vary from that descri‐ scribed in the Owner's Handbook, this does not bed in this handbook. For the same reason, it is mean that it will be available in the vehicle. also impossible to guarantee that all descriptions will be completely accurate in all respects.
Page 9 If the You are recommended to consult a BMW Serv‐ vehicle does not comply with the homologation ice Partner for advice on genuine BMW parts and requirements in a certain country, no warranty accessories, other BMW approved products and claims can be lodged there for the vehicle.
Page 10 To fulfill contractual obligations regarding the hicle manufacturer or companies that collect or provision of digital vehicle services, for exam‐ process their personal data. ple BMW ConnectedDrive. Vehicle users have a free and comprehensive ▷ To safeguard product quality and the re‐...
Page 11 Notes NOTES ▷ To fulfill legal obligations, for example infor‐ Transaction and interaction data mation regarding Technical Campaigns. Information on the purchasing of products and ▷ To process warranty claims. services, interactions with customer support and participation in market research studies. Data collection Use of apps and services of the vehicle manufacturer...
Page 12 Notes NOTES ▷ When using vehicles, products, services and eration, lateral acceleration, fastened seat digital offers, for example web pages, apps. belts. ▷ When communicating personal data through ▷ Ambient conditions, for example temperature, qualified partners of the vehicle manufacturer rain sensor signals.
Page 13 Notes NOTES Stored data as required, for example if the settings have been changed in the meantime by another driver. De‐ Electronic vehicle components may contain data pending on the equipment, these profiles can be storage medium which store technical informa‐ saved in the vehicle manufacturer's secure data tion relating to the vehicle condition, events and systems.
Page 14 If the vehicle has a wireless network connection, for the purposes of ensuring product quality or data can be exchanged between the vehicle and optimising service processes can be stopped on other systems, for example with BMW Connec‐ request. tedDrive. Legal requirements regarding data...
Page 15 BMW CarData provides transparency in handling In individual cases, the transfer of data is trig‐ vehicle data with the use of BMW Connected‐ gered as a result of predefined events, such as Drive. BMW CarData enables users to control an intelligent emergency call.
Page 16 Notes NOTES tem that fails to work in the event of a serious ac‐ rescue, for example the risk of fire caused by cident. fuel. The eCall statutory emergency call system can ▷ The vehicle's position at the time of the acci‐ also be triggered manually if required.
Page 17 Notes NOTES The activity data log of the eCall statutory emer‐ The registered keeper has the right to use either gency call system is retained only for as long as the intelligent emergency call system or the eCall is necessary to handle the eCall emergency call statutory emergency call system.
Page 18 Notes NOTES sent to the vehicle manufacturer in the event of Furthermore, the intelligent emergency call sys‐ an emergency. tem also conveys the following additional infor‐ mation to an emergency call centre appointed by Improving quality the vehicle manufacturer and, where applicable, to the public rescue coordination centre: The vehicle manufacturer also uses the data sent ▷...
Page 19 Notes NOTES Safety note To request deactivation, please contact a Serv‐ ice Partner of the manufacturer or another quali‐ fied Service Partner or a specialist workshop. WARNING The eCall statutory emergency call system is al‐ Work performed incorrectly under the bonnet ways on standby in addition to the intelligent can damage components and lead to a safety emergency call system.
Page 20 Notes NOTES Type plate on right-hand side iDrive It is also possible to display the vehicle identifica‐ tion number via iDrive. "MENU" "All apps" "Device manager" "Settings" "Vehicle ID (VIN):" The vehicle identification number is on the type plate on the right-hand side of vehicle. Type plate on left-hand side The vehicle identification number is on the type plate on the left-hand side of vehicle.
Page 21 Service Partner of the manufacturer or another qualified Service Partner or a special‐ Safety note ist workshop that operates to BMW specifica‐ tions with suitably trained personnel. WARNING Safety note An unusually high temperature of the high-volt‐...
Page 22 Safety of the high-voltage system NOTES Actions in the event of a message While the vehicle is moving Stop immediately. Park the vehicle safely. Exit the vehicle. Establish and keep a sufficient distance to the vehicle. Alert emergency personnel. During and shortly after the charging process If necessary, exit the vehicle.
Page 23 Owner's Handbook media NOTES Owner's Handbook media Vehicle equipment Printed Owner's Handbook This chapter describes equipment, systems and Principle functions which are offered or will be offered on The printed Owner's Handbook shows all stand‐ a model-specific basis, even if they are not inclu‐ ard equipment, national-market equipment and ded in the vehicle in question.
Page 24 Owner's Handbook media NOTES Scrolling within the Owner's Handbook Swipe up or down until the next or previous con‐ tents are displayed. Context-sensitive help General The integrated Owner's Handbook can be called up from any menu. Depending on the selected function, the associated description or main menu of the integrated Owner's Handbook is displayed.
Page 25 Owner's Handbook media NOTES Online Edition for Part no. 01405A38CB9 - VI/21...
Page 26 Getting in QUICK REFERENCE Getting in Opening and closing The windows open for as long as the button on the vehicle key remains pressed. Buttons on the vehicle key Locking with the vehicle key Close the driver's door. Press the button on the vehicle key. All vehicle access points are locked.
Page 27 Getting in QUICK REFERENCE Access to the luggage compartment side door handle of a closed vehicle door with your finger for approx. 1 second without reaching into the handle recess. Opening the luggage compartment Central locking buttons Overview ▷ Unlock the vehicle and then press the button on the outer side of the luggage compart‐...
Page 28 Getting in QUICK REFERENCE Touchless opening and closing of the Indicator and warning lights luggage compartment Indicator and warning lights can illuminate in a Touchless opening and closing of the luggage variety of combinations and colours. compartment is possible when carrying the vehi‐ When switching on drive-ready state, the func‐...
Page 29 Getting in QUICK REFERENCE 4 Assistance systems 5 Parking brake, Automatic Hold 6 Selector lever iDrive Principle iDrive is the operating concept of the infotain‐ ment system and includes a large number of functions. Buttons on the Controller Button Function To go to the main menu.
Page 30 Adjustment and operation QUICK REFERENCE Adjustment and operation Seats, mirrors and steering Icon Meaning wheel Select left mirror, automatic parking function. To adjust the seat Select right mirror. Adjusting the steering wheel 1 Seat settings menu 2 Backrest angle 3 Height/longitudinal direction 4 Seat angle Press the switch to adjust the steering wheel to the correct forward/back position and height for...
Page 31 Adjustment and operation QUICK REFERENCE Overview Button Function Turning the knurled wheel: ad‐ justs the volume. Pressing the knurled wheel: turn sound output on/off. Changing the entertainment source. Press once: to change the sta‐ The memory buttons are on the front doors. tion/music track.
Page 32 Adjustment and operation QUICK REFERENCE Connecting via Bluetooth® Enter the numbers. Select the icon. The call is made using "MENU" the mobile phone to which the telephone "All apps" function is assigned. "Device manager" "Connect new device" Apple CarPlay© preparation Mobile phones in range are displayed on the Principle control display.
Page 33 Adjustment and operation QUICK REFERENCE The iPhone is connected to the vehicle and dis‐ "Use Android Auto" played in the device list. Confirm the connection mode on the display of the smartphone. Android Auto© preparation The smartphone is connected to the vehicle and displayed in the device list.
Page 34 On the move QUICK REFERENCE On the move Driving Switching off drive-ready state After stopping: Drive-ready state Apply brake and engage the parking brake. Press the Start/Stop button. General The READY display is no longer illuminated With drive-ready state switched on, the vehicle is and an acoustic signal is heard.
Page 35 On the move QUICK REFERENCE Engaging selector lever position R, N, D, Engaging selector lever position P Press the button. ▷ R reverse gear. The transmission lock is engaged and the park‐ ing brake is engaged. ▷ N Neutral. ▷ D drive position.
Page 36 On the move QUICK REFERENCE Release the parking brake High-beam headlights, headlight flasher Press button with selector lever position P and activated drive-ready state. The LED and indicator light are extin‐ guished. The parking brake is released. Parking Make sure the parking brake is engaged. Push the lever forwards or pull it back.
Page 37 On the move QUICK REFERENCE Switching off the wiper system and flick- Icon Function wiping Side lights. Lights off. Parking light, left. Parking light, right. Press the lever downwards or forwards. ▷ To switch off: press lever downwards, ar‐ row 1, until position 0 is reached. Wiper system ▷...
Page 38 On the move QUICK REFERENCE Setting the sensitivity of the rain sensor Cleaning the rear window Turn the outer switch in the desired direction. ▷ In rest position: turn the switch downwards, arrow 3. The switch returns to the park posi‐ tion when released.
Page 39 On the move QUICK REFERENCE Buttons, automatic rear air-conditioning Icon Function system Panel heating. Seat and armrest heat‐ ing. Active seat ventilation. Steering wheel heating. Icon Function AUTO programme. The functions can also be operated via voice, for example, Temperature. Temperature.
Page 40 On the move QUICK REFERENCE Pit stop Connecting a charging cable To connect, engage selector lever position P, deactivate drive-ready state and unlock the vehi‐ Charging vehicle cle. Apply parking brake if necessary. To open the charging socket flap, press on Connecting a charging cable the rear edge, arrow.
Page 41 On the move QUICK REFERENCE Removing the charging cable Wheels and tyres General Tyre inflation pressure information During the charging process, the charging cable is automatically locked. Unlock the charging ca‐ ble before removing. Before removing, clean the area between the charging socket flap and high-voltage charging socket, for example to remove snow.
Page 42 Hazard warning lights button Help in case of a breakdown BMW Emergency Service "MENU" "All apps" "Assistance" If necessary, select the entry for BMW Road‐ side Assistance. A voice contact is established. ConnectedDrive Concierge Service The Concierge Service provides information about hotels, restaurants etc.
Page 43 On the move QUICK REFERENCE Online Edition for Part no. 01405A38CB9 - VI/21...
Page 44 Vehicle cockpit CONTROLS Vehicle cockpit Vehicle equipment a model-specific basis, even if they are not inclu‐ ded in the vehicle in question. For further information: This chapter describes equipment, systems and functions which are offered or will be offered on Vehicle equipment, see page 7.
Page 45 14 Lights Audio, see Owner's Handbook for Exterior lights menu 175 Navigation, Entertainment, Com‐ High-beam Assistant 179 munication 6 Driving lights automatic 175 Voice control, BMW Intelligent Per‐ sonal Assistant 62 Adaptive lighting functions 178 Rear fog light 181 Emergency operation lever, door 105 Opening and closing luggage com‐...
Page 46 Vehicle cockpit CONTROLS Around the centre console 1 Control display 58 Adjusting the volume Hazard warning lights 367 Station/track forward Climate control 282 Defrost function 288 Station/track back Rear window heating 288 Modes 144 Ventilation 289 Parking assistance systems 251 4 Button for glove compartment 301 5 Controller with buttons 59 Drive settings menu 57...
Page 47 Vehicle cockpit CONTROLS Automatic Hold 147 Parking brake 145 10 Selector lever 138 Turning drive-ready state on/ off 138 Around the headliner Emergency call, SOS 369 Interior lights 182 2 Interior camera 297 Front passenger airbag indicator light 187 Glass sunroof 113 Interior lighting menu 182 Reading lights 182 Online Edition for Part no. 01405A38CB9 - VI/21...
Page 48 Sensors in the vehicle CONTROLS Sensors in the vehicle Vehicle equipment Camera behind the windscreen This chapter describes equipment, systems and functions which are offered or will be offered on a model-specific basis, even if they are not inclu‐ ded in the vehicle in question. For further information: Vehicle equipment, see page 7.
Page 49 Sensors in the vehicle CONTROLS Radar sensors Functional requirement of the cameras The areas of the cameras are clean and clear. Front radar sensor For further information: ▷ Washing the vehicle, see page 375. ▷ Vehicle care, see page 376. System limits of the cameras The function of the cameras can be restricted or may indicate something wrong, for example in...
Page 50 Sensors in the vehicle CONTROLS Ultrasonic sensors Functional requirement of the radar sensors The areas of the radar sensors are clean and Ultrasonic sensors, front clear. For further information: ▷ Washing the vehicle, see page 375. ▷ Vehicle care, see page 376. System limits of the radar sensors The function of the radar sensors can be restric‐...
Page 51 Sensors in the vehicle CONTROLS Functional requirement of the ▷ Objects with fine surfaces or structures, for example fences. ultrasonic sensors ▷ Objects with porous surfaces. The areas of the ultrasonic sensors are clean and ▷ Small and low objects such as boxes. clear.
Page 52 Vehicle operating condition CONTROLS Vehicle operating condition Vehicle equipment ▷ Apply the parking brake. ▷ Turn the front wheels towards the kerb on upward or downward gradients. This chapter describes equipment, systems and functions which are offered or will be offered on ▷...
Page 53 Vehicle operating condition CONTROLS Drive-ready state Establishing rest state on opening the front doors After a trip, the rest state can be established by General opening the front doors. For this purpose, all Drive-ready state is turned on or passengers must exit the vehicle. off with the Start/Stop button.
Page 54 Vehicle operating condition CONTROLS Switching off drive-ready state ▷ Apply the parking brake. ▷ Turn the front wheels towards the kerb on After stopping: upward or downward gradients. Apply brake and engage the parking brake. ▷ Additionally secure the vehicle on upward Press the Start/Stop button.
Page 55 ▷ Via the Controller. tions. ▷ Via the touchscreen. ▷ Via the BMW Intelligent Personal Assistant. Media ▷ Depending on the equipment: with the ges‐ Access to functions of the entertainment sys‐ ture control. tem, for example radio stations or connection with external devices.
Page 56 Activation word active. The widgets also serve as buttons and allow Traffic information. jumping to the relevant menu. BMW ID or driver profile. Status information Route guidance active. General Quicklist. The status field is located in the top area of the Suppress private information.
Page 57 Shortcuts can only be created with an active ▷ Only letters and characters for which data is BMW ID or a driver profile. available are offered when making a digit in‐ put. Performing a function ▷...
Page 58 iDrive CONTROLS Overview Overview Buttons in the vehicle Control display Switching on/off automatically Button Function The control display is switched on automatically Drive settings menu. when the vehicle is unlocked or as soon as the control display is required for operation. In certain situations, the control display is Exterior lights menu.
Page 59 iDrive CONTROLS Controller General The buttons can be used to call up menus di‐ rectly. The Controller can be used to select menu items and perform settings. Some of the functions of the iDrive can be oper‐ ated with the touchpad of the Controller. ▷...
Page 60 iDrive CONTROLS Selecting menu items Using alphabetical lists Turn the Controller until the desired menu For alphabetical lists with more than 30 entries, item is highlighted. the letters for which entries exist can be dis‐ played in a letter field. Press the Controller.
Page 61 iDrive CONTROLS Entering special characters It is possible to tap menu items and widgets. Touch the touchscreen with your fingers. Do not use any objects. Function Operation To delete a char‐ Swipe to the left on the Calling up the main menu acter.
Page 62 Enter the required letters and numbers. Principle Deleting The BMW Intelligent Personal Assistant is a per‐ sonal assistant that enables natural voice control of various vehicle functions. The Personal Assis‐ Icon Function tant simplifies the operation of the vehicle with Tap the icon: to delete letter or number.
Page 63 In addition to the preset activation word ›Hello General BMW‹ a personal activation word can be set up with an active BMW ID or a driver profile. The Voice input can be activated in various ways: personal activation word can also be changed or deleted.
Page 64 ▷ ›Turn off air conditioning.‹ ▷ Additional example commands for the current ▷ ›Activate fresh air.‹ context are displayed in the widget of the ▷ ›I'm cold.‹ BMW Intelligent Personal Assistant. Online Edition for Part no. 01405A38CB9 - VI/21...
Page 65 iDrive CONTROLS Settings Adjusting the volume Turn the volume control button during the spo‐ Setting the response length ken instructions until the desired volume is ob‐ tained. You can set the Personal Assistant to use the standard dialogue or a short version. In case of The volume setting is retained even if you the short version, the announcements by the change the volume of other audio sources.
Page 66 "Gesture control" Select the desired setting. Principle Performing gestures BMW gesture control enables some iDrive func‐ ▷ Perform the gestures under the interior mirror tions to be operated simply by moving your and to the side of the steering wheel.
Page 67 iDrive CONTROLS Possible gestures Gesture Operation Function Move extended index finger forward and back‐ To accept phone call. ward in the direction of the control display. To select the highlighted entry of a list during voice input. To confirm the pop-up. Swipe hand in front of the control display in the To reject phone call.
Page 68 iDrive CONTROLS Gesture Operation Function With the index and middle fingers extended, Perform individually assignable point into the direction of the control display. gesture. Stretch out all five fingers, make a fist and then Perform individually assignable stretch out all five fingers again. gesture.
Page 69 Automatic search General The vehicle regularly searches for updates in the BMW recommends carrying out the Remote background. Software Upgrade as soon as it becomes avail‐ able. Manual search "MENU"...
Page 70 CONTROLS Via BMW app Displaying information If an upgrade is available, information about the Display in the vehicle: new software version is displayed in the BMW "MENU" app. "All apps" The data for the upgrade can then be downloa‐ "System settings"...
Page 71 BMW Remote Software Upgrade CONTROLS Installing with timer ▷ Hazard warning lights are turned off. ▷ Selector lever position P is engaged. At the end of the journey, a timer can be used to install the upgrade automatically at a configured ▷...
Page 72 Malfunction In the event of a malfunction, follow the instruc‐ tions on the control display or in the BMW app. If the malfunction cannot be rectified, contact a Service Partner of the manufacturer or another qualified Service Partner or a specialist work‐...
Page 73 General settings CONTROLS General settings Vehicle equipment "Time format" Select the desired setting. This chapter describes equipment, systems and functions which are offered or will be offered on Automatic time setting a model-specific basis, even if they are not inclu‐ ded in the vehicle in question.
Page 74 General settings CONTROLS Language ▷ Attentiveness Assistant, see page 221. ▷ Steering and Lane Control Assistant with As‐ sisted Driving Plus, see page 243. Setting the system language "MENU" Overview "Vehicle apps" "System settings" "Language" Select the desired setting. Selecting the units of measurement Depending on the equipment, the instrument Depending on the national-market version, it is...
Page 75 "Reset vehicle data" Swipe from top to bottom on the control dis‐ "Reset vehicle data" play. When the stored settings in a BMW ID are "Notifications" synchronised with the settings in the BMW Cloud, the settings will remain in the BMW Select the desired notifications.
Page 76 General settings CONTROLS Displaying notifications General The BMW Intelligent Personal Assistant can be used to set the extent to which notifications are displayed. Depending on the situation, the de‐ sired status can be activated. State Description "Do not disturb" Incoming calls and non-ur‐...
Page 77 Phone book. The vehicle offers various services which require ▷ Online data, for example favourites, cookies. data to be transferred to BMW or a service pro‐ vider. Data transfer can be deactivated for some ▷ Office data, for example voice memos.
Page 78 Personal settings CONTROLS BMW ID/driver profiles The login in the vehicle with a BMW ID and syn‐ chronisation with the BMW Cloud are only possi‐ ble when the vehicle has cellular network recep‐ Principle tion. In ConnectedDrive countries, the BMW ID is the...
Page 79 3. ▷ "Log in with My BMW App" ▷ The PIN can be used to activate the BMW ID Scan the displayed QR code to accept or the driver profile, even if the assigned vehi‐ the BMW ID from the BMW app.
Page 80 A BMW ID has not yet been added or a driver Transfer of the vehicle key profile has not yet been created. A vehicle key that is assigned to a BMW ID or a ▷ No BMW ID or driver profile has been as‐...
Page 81 The profile picture can be selected from the pre‐ defined profile pictures. The personal profile picture from the BMW Cloud can be applied to a BMW ID. This requires that the synchronisation with the BMW Cloud is activated in the settings. After the profile picture from the BMW Cloud has been applied, a selec‐...
Page 82 Connections CONTROLS Connections Vehicle equipment a model-specific basis, even if they are not inclu‐ ded in the vehicle in question. For further information: This chapter describes equipment, systems and functions which are offered or will be offered on Vehicle equipment, see page 7. Connecting mobile devices to the vehicle Principle General...
Page 83 Compatible devices inactive. Icon Meaning General Information about mobile devices compatible Telephone. with the vehicle is available at www.bmw.com/ Bluetooth audio. bluetooth. Malfunctions may occur when using unlisted de‐ Apple CarPlay. vices or different software versions. Android Auto. Personal hotspot.
Page 84 Connections CONTROLS Telephone priority the display of the mobile phone and confirm that they match. If several mobile phones are connected to the If necessary, select the connection mode: vehicle, it is possible to define reconnection pri‐ "Use Bluetooth" orities for them. The mobile device is connected to the vehicle "MENU"...
Page 85 Compatible device with activated WLAN in‐ ▷ It may not be possible to display phone book terface. entries containing special characters. ▷ The BMW app is installed on the mobile de‐ ▷ It may not be possible to transfer contacts vice. from social networks. ▷...
Page 86 BMW app. Operating requirements ▷ The BMW ID or the driver profile in the vehi‐ ▷ Compatible device with activated WLAN in‐ cle is active, which means a login occurred in terface.
Page 87 Connections CONTROLS ▷ Scan the QR code shown in the display. "Connect new device" ▷ Enter the displayed access data on the Mobile phones in range are displayed on the mobile device. control display. All devices connected via the hotspot use the Select the desired mobile phone on the con‐...
Page 88 Connections CONTROLS ▷ On the iPhone, delete the vehicle concerned Mobile phones in range are displayed on the from the list of saved connections under control display. Bluetooth and under WLAN. Select the required mobile phone ▷ Pair the iPhone as a new device. Compare the control number displayed on If the steps listed have been carried out and the the control display with the control number in...
Page 89 Connections CONTROLS facturer, another qualified Service Partner or a 12 V power socket in the vehicle when the specialist workshop. device is also connected to the USB port. ▷ Depending on how the USB device is being used, settings may need to be performed on USB connection the USB device;...
Page 90 Lock. tional-market version. Turn on the welcome light. A BMW ID or a driver profile with personal set‐ tings can be assigned to a vehicle key. Open/close the luggage compartment. To provide information on maintenance require‐...
Page 91 Opening and closing CONTROLS If the lost vehicle key has an assigned BMW ID or Remove the battery from the battery housing. driver profile, the connection to this vehicle key must be deleted. A new vehicle key can then be assigned to the BMW ID or driver profile.
Page 92 Opening and closing CONTROLS Safety note The cover cap is slightly opened. WARNING On some national-market versions, unlocking from the inside is only possible with special knowledge. There is a risk of injury or danger to life if per‐ sons remain in the vehicle for extended periods and are exposed to extreme temperatures as a result.
Page 93 Opening and closing CONTROLS Alarm system Press the cover cap in again to open it slightly. The activated alarm system is triggered when Pull on the cover cap until the door opens. the door is opened after being unlocked via the door lock.
Page 94 The following functions are also carried out: ▷ If a BMW ID or driver profile was assigned to WARNING the vehicle key, this BMW ID or driver profile On some national-market versions, unlocking will be activated.
Page 95 The lighting functions may depend on the ambi‐ ▷ Welcome light, see page 177. ent brightness. ▷ BMW ID/driver profiles, see page 78. Comfort entry Actions during locking Press the button on the vehicle key twice The behaviour of the vehicle during locking de‐...
Page 96 Opening and closing CONTROLS Operating requirements finger for approx. 1 second without reaching into the handle recess. ▷ Carry the vehicle key with you, for example, in your pants pocket. ▷ To lock the vehicle, the vehicle key must be located outside the vehicle in the vicinity of the doors.
Page 97 ▷ The charging socket flap remains unlocked. For further information: Locking/unlocking the vehicle BMW Digital Key, see page 102. Actions during unlocking If the settings specify that only the driver's door and the charging socket flap will be unlocked, note the following:...
Page 98 Cover edges and make sure that pointed ob‐ be used to lock and unlock a vehicle. jects cannot strike the windows. This requires an active BMW Connected‐ Drive contract and the BMW app must be in‐ stalled on a smartphone. With the vehicle key ▷...
Page 99 Closing the luggage compartment For further information: Pull and hold the button in the driver's BMW Digital Key, see page 102. door storage compartment. Opening the luggage compartment The vehicle key or the digital key must be loca‐...
Page 100 Cancelling the closing operation a digital key. For further information: The closing operation is interrupted in the following situations: BMW Digital Key, see page 102. ▷ When driving off suddenly. Safety notes ▷ By pressing the button on the outside of the luggage compartment.
Page 101 Opening and closing CONTROLS Opening the luggage compartment unintentionally, make sure that the vehicle key is far enough away from the rear of the vehicle. Stand in the centre behind the vehicle, ap‐ proximately an arm's length away from the Malfunction rear of the vehicle.
Page 102 To deactivate the Key Card, there must be a ve‐ hicle key in the vehicle. If BMW Digital Key is activated for the vehicle, a digital key can be used instead of the vehicle key. A deactivated Key Card will remain in the list of Place the activated Key Card in the middle of registered digital keys.
Page 103 Opening and closing CONTROLS Sharing digital keys A BMW ID or a driver profile with individual set‐ tings can be assigned to a digital key. General When using a smartphone as a digital key, al‐ ways have a vehicle key or the activated Key Digital Key enables digital keys to be shared with Card about your person too.
Page 104 CONTROLS Deleting the digital master key The main digital key must be enabled again in or‐ der to be able to use BMW Digital Key again. The digital master key can be deleted from the smartphone or via iDrive. "MENU"...
Page 105 Opening and closing CONTROLS Central locking buttons be turned on with a compatible smartphone with digital key. The smartphone must be in the vehicle inte‐ General rior. If an accident of appropriate severity occurs, the Press the Start/Stop button to turn on the vehicle is automatically unlocked.
Page 106 In parking service mode, the vehicle settings cannot be changed via iDrive. Settings stored in Pull the lever in the driver's door to unlock the a BMW ID or a guest profile cannot be changed. driver's door. Personal data cannot be displayed.
Page 107 "All doors" "Valet parking mode" The entire vehicle is unlocked. If necessary, "PIN" If the active BMW ID does not have an as‐ Touchless unlocking/locking signed PIN, enter this PIN now. The PIN is needed to deactivate the parking service "MENU"...
Page 108 Opening and closing CONTROLS Vehicle acknowledgement signals ▷ "Tailgate will only open if vehicle is already unlocked" "MENU" The vehicle must be unlocked before the "Vehicle apps" tailgate can be operated with the vehicle "Doors and windows" key. "Lock/unlock" ▷ "Lock tailgate button"...
Page 109 Opening and closing CONTROLS Indicator light on the interior mirror ▷ Opening a door, the bonnet or the luggage compartment. ▷ Movements inside the vehicle interior. ▷ A change in the vehicle's angle of inclination, for instance if an attempt is made to jack it up and steal the wheels or to raise it prior to tow‐...
Page 110 Avoiding false warnings If a window is often opened at the same place, General this task can be carried out by the BMW Intelli‐ gent Personal Assistant. For example, if you of‐ The tilt alarm sensor and the interior movement ten use the same multi-storey car park.
Page 111 Electric windows For further information: BMW Digital Key, see page 102. Operating requirements Operating requirements The windows can be operated under the Carry the vehicle key with you, for example, in following conditions.
Page 112 Opening and closing CONTROLS The window closes for as long as the switch a certain level, the closing operation is inter‐ is held. rupted. ▷ Pull the switch past the resistance point. Pull the switch past the resistance The window closes automatically. point again within approximately 4 seconds Pulling the switch again stops the movement.
Page 113 Opening and closing CONTROLS Turning the safety functions on/off Setting the glass sunroof opaque/ transparent Press the button. Press the button. The LED is illuminated when the safety function is switched on. ▷ The opaque glass sunroof is set transparent. Glass sunroof ▷...
Page 114 General The seat setting for the driver's seat is stored in the active BMW ID or in the active driver profile. If the BMW ID or the driver profile is reactivated at a later time, the stored position is called up auto‐...
Page 115 Seats, mirrors and steering wheel CONTROLS Overview Seat angle The switches for the seat settings are located at Tilt the switch up or down. the front doors. Backrest angle Seat settings menu Press the button to go directly to the seat setting menu on the control display.
Page 116 Seats, mirrors and steering wheel CONTROLS Seat belts The curvature is increased/decreased. ▷ Drag arrow up/down: The curvature is shifted upwards/down‐ General wards. For the safety of the vehicle occupants, the vehi‐ cle is equipped with five seat belts. However, Backrest width they can only provide protective effect when worn correctly.
Page 117 Seats, mirrors and steering wheel CONTROLS WARNING WARNING The protective function of the seat belts may No modifications or additions should be made be limited or may even fail completely if the by the user that will either prevent the seat belt seat belts are worn incorrectly.
Page 118 Seats, mirrors and steering wheel CONTROLS Correct seat belt use Fastening the seat belt ▷ Place the seat belt tightly over the pelvis and When fastening the seat belt, guide it slowly shoulder, close to the body and without twist‐ over the shoulder and pelvis.
Page 119 Seats, mirrors and steering wheel CONTROLS A Check Control message is shown where appli‐ ▷ Do not fit any covers on the seats or head cable. Check whether the seat belt has been fas‐ restraints. tened correctly. ▷ Do not hang objects such as coat hangers The displays may vary depending on the equip‐...
Page 120 Seats, mirrors and steering wheel CONTROLS Folding down the head restraint WARNING Parts of the body can become trapped when the head restraints are moved. There is a dan‐ ger of injury. When moving the head restraint, make sure that the area of movement is kept clear.
Page 121 The exterior mirror adjustment is stored in the Select right exterior mirror. active BMW ID or in the active driver profile. If the BMW ID or the driver profile is reactivated at a later time, the stored position is called up auto‐...
Page 122 General Interior mirror The steering wheel adjustment is stored in the active BMW ID or in the active driver profile. If the BMW ID or the driver profile is reactivated at a General later time, the stored position is called up auto‐...
Page 123 Seats, mirrors and steering wheel CONTROLS Safety notes Temporarily, the steering wheel moves to the highest position to facilitate getting into and out of the vehicle. WARNING Adjusting the steering wheel position Using the memory function while driving may cause the seat or steering wheel to move unex‐ pectedly.
Page 124 Seats, mirrors and steering wheel CONTROLS Turning the armrest heating on/off The saved position is retrieved. The operation is halted when you press a seat "CLIMATE MENU" setting switch or press one of the memory but‐ "Settings" tons again. Select the desired seat. The adjustment of the seat position on the driv‐...
Page 125 Seats, mirrors and steering wheel CONTROLS Turning active seat ventilation on/off "CLIMATE MENU" tap in the centre of the air conditioning bar. Seat ventilation. Select the desired setting. Online Edition for Part no. 01405A38CB9 - VI/21...
Page 126 Carrying children safely CONTROLS Carrying children safely Vehicle equipment WARNING Child restraint systems and their parts can get This chapter describes equipment, systems and very hot when exposed to direct sunlight. Con‐ functions which are offered or will be offered on tact with hot parts can cause burns.
Page 127 Carrying children safely CONTROLS Safety notes than 150 cm, 5 ft must be secured in suitable child restraint systems. WARNING Not for Australia/New Zealand: If child restraint systems and their attachment Children on the front passenger seat systems have been damaged or subjected to stresses in an accident, their protective func‐...
Page 128 Carrying children safely CONTROLS It is recommended not to use any kind of child restraint system on the front pas‐ senger seat. Extreme hazard Do not use a rearward-facing child restraint on a seat protected by an airbag in front of it. Follow the note on the sun visor on the passeng‐...
Page 129 Carrying children safely CONTROLS Suitable ISOFIX child restraint Position systems Icon Meaning Only certain ISOFIX child restraint systems are permitted to be used on the designated seats. The corresponding icon shows The associated size class and size category are the fixtures for the lower ISOFIX denoted by a letter or ISO reference on a plate anchors.
Page 130 Carrying children safely CONTROLS Icon Meaning WARNING If this icon is seen in the vehicle, The attachment points for child restraint sys‐ the vehicle has also been ap‐ tems in the vehicle are intended for attaching proved in accordance with i- child restraint systems only.
Page 131 Carrying children safely CONTROLS Routing the retaining strap 5 Seat backrest 6 Upper retaining strap Attaching the upper retaining strap to the attachment point Guide the upper retaining strap over the head restraint to the attachment point. Guide the retaining strap between the seat backrest and the luggage compartment cover.
Page 132 Carrying children safely CONTROLS Seat Airbag, Mounting front pas‐ senger 3 a) 4, 6 - b) 5 - c) a) Adapt the forward/back position of the front passenger seat and, if necessary, move it to the high‐ est position to achieve the best possible belt routing. b) When using child seats on the rear seats, if necessary adjust the forward/back position of the front seat and, if necessary, adjust or remove the head restraint of the rear seat.
Page 133 Carrying children safely CONTROLS Seat Airbag, Mounting front pas‐ senger 1 a) 4, 6 - b) 5 - c) a) Adapt the forward/back position of the front passenger seat and, if necessary, move it to the high‐ est position to achieve the best possible belt routing. b) When using child seats on the rear seats, if necessary adjust the forward/back position of the front seat and, if necessary, adjust or remove the head restraint of the rear seat.
Page 134 Carrying children safely CONTROLS ▷ Maxi-Cosi CabrioFix. There is a risk of injury or even death. Make sure that the rear seat backrests are locked. ▷ Maxi-Cosi EasyFix Base. ▷ Römer TRIFIX 2. ▷ Römer KIDFIX series. WARNING If the upper retaining strap is used incorrectly For Australia/New Zealand: on the child restraint system, the protective ef‐...
Page 135 Carrying children safely CONTROLS Securing doors and windows in Routing the retaining strap the rear General In certain situations, for example when carrying children, it may be advisable to secure the rear doors and windows. Button in the vehicle 1 Direction of travel 2 Head restraint 3 Hook of the upper retaining strap 4 Attachment point/eyelet...
Page 136 For further information: Vehicle equipment, see page 7. BMW eDRIVE Principle BMW eDRIVE refers to the electric drive technol‐ ogy. The vehicle is equipped with a high-voltage system that consists of two electric motors and a 1 High-voltage cables, orange high-voltage battery among other things.
Page 137 Driving CONTROLS Acoustic pedestrian protection ing driving style. The eDRIVE functions assist in controlling the range and increase it, if neces‐ Depending on the national-market version, the sary. The following descriptions provide an over‐ acoustic protection for pedestrians generates a view of the functions available and the individual continuous driving noise.
Page 138 Pressing the Start/Stop button again switches drive-ready state off again and standby state is BMW app switched on. The BMW app provides mobility-based services Drive-ready state cannot be switched on when and applications. the charging cable is connected. Safety of the high-voltage system For further information: ▷...
Page 139 Driving CONTROLS Charge state with widely fluctuating ▷ Apply the parking brake. temperatures ▷ Turn the front wheels towards the kerb on upward or downward gradients. If there are significant temperature fluctuations and the charge level of the high-voltage battery ▷...
Page 140 Driving CONTROLS Engaging selector lever position R, N, D, Before exiting the vehicle, make sure that selec‐ tor lever position P is engaged and the parking brake is engaged. The vehicle could otherwise Fasten the driver's seat belt. start to move. Tilt or pull the selector lever into the desired For further information: direction, past a resistance point, if needed.
Page 141 Driving CONTROLS Driving off Unlocking the parking lock electronically Engage a drive position and step on the acceler‐ ator pedal to drive off. General The parking brake is automatically released. Unlock the parking lock electronically to ma‐ Rolling or pushing the vehicle noeuvre the vehicle out of danger.
Page 142 Driving CONTROLS Driving in detail: eDRIVE Accelerator pedal positions, displays Safety notes DANGER The brake effect of the electric motor may be stronger than the effect in a vehicle with inter‐ nal combustion engine. A sudden decrease in speed can lead to a hindrance to other road users.
Page 143 Driving CONTROLS Energy recuperation: CHARGE Avoid late or heavy braking. Instead, decelerate the vehicle by energy recuperation. With the CHARGE energy recovery, the electric motors acts as alternators when decelerating and Level of energy recuperation convert the kinetic energy of the vehicle to elec‐ trical energy.
Page 144 Driving CONTROLS Overview vehicle is stationary, for example in extreme out‐ side temperatures and direct sunlight. If the high- voltage battery overheats, drive-ready state can‐ Button in the vehicle not be switched on. A Check Control message is shown. A message is also shown when drive-ready state is available again.
Page 145 Driving CONTROLS Safety notes Drive mode for increased agility of the vehi‐ cle. Individual settings can be entered, for exam‐ WARNING ple, for driving dynamics, suspension and An unsecured vehicle can start moving and roll‐ drivetrain. ing away. There is a risk of accident. Before "SPORT PLUS": with this setting under driv‐...
Page 146 Driving CONTROLS Overview Engaging the parking brake automatically In some situations, the parking brake is engaged Button in the vehicle automatically, for example, Automatic Hold. Additionally, the system can be set to automati‐ cally engaging the parking brake when the drive- ready state is turned off.
Page 147 Driving CONTROLS General "Parking brake" Select the desired setting. The parking brake is automatically applied in the following conditions: Malfunction ▷ Drive-ready state is switched off. If the parking brake has failed or malfunctioned, ▷ When the driver's door is opened while the secure the vehicle to prevent it from rolling away vehicle is stationary.
Page 148 Driving CONTROLS Overview Automatic activation of the parking brake Button in the vehicle The parking brake is applied automatically if drive-ready state is switched off or the vehicle is exited while Automatic Hold is holding the vehi‐ cle. The indicator light changes from green to red.
Page 149 Driving CONTROLS Indicating ▷ High-beam headlights on, arrow 1. The high-beam headlights are illuminated Press the lever beyond the resistance point. when the low-beam headlight is switched on. ▷ High-beam headlights off/headlight flasher, Triple turn signal arrow 2. Briefly press the lever up or down. The duration of the triple turn signal can be set.
Page 150 Driving CONTROLS Switching on the wiper system The lever returns to position 0 when re‐ leased. Rain sensor Principle The rain sensor automatically controls the wiper operation depending on the rain intensity. General Press the lever upwards to the desired position. The sensor is mounted on the windscreen, di‐...
Page 151 Driving CONTROLS Setting the sensitivity of the rain sensor Cleaning the windscreen Turn the knurled wheel to set the sensitivity of Pull the lever. the rain sensor. The washer fluid is sprayed onto the windscreen Upwards: high sensitivity of the rain sensor. directly in front of the wiper blade when the wip‐...
Page 152 Driving CONTROLS Folding out the wipers ▷ In rest position: turn the switch downwards, arrow 3. The switch returns to the park posi‐ Switch on standby state. tion when released. Press the wiper lever down and hold until the ▷ In intermittent mode: turn the switch further, wipers stop in an approximately vertical posi‐...
Page 153 Displays CONTROLS Displays Vehicle equipment Selection lists 169 Check Control 157 This chapter describes equipment, systems and 5 Power display 163 functions which are offered or will be offered on Range 164 a model-specific basis, even if they are not inclu‐ 7 Selector lever position 138 ded in the vehicle in question.
Page 154 Displays CONTROLS Configuring the central display area Settings The contents for the central display area in the Individual displays in the instrument cluster can instrument cluster can be individually configured be adjusted individually via iDrive, for example, a and displayed, for example, the display of trip second actual speed.
Page 155 Displays CONTROLS Assisted View Overview Principle Depending on the equipment, the following infor‐ mation is displayed in animated vehicle sur‐ roundings: ▷ With active driver assistance: information about the driver assistance systems. ▷ With active parking assistance: information about parking and manoeuvring. ▷...
Page 156 Displays CONTROLS System limits "Instrument cluster" "Display Assisted View when driver The detection capability of the system is limited. assistance is active" Only objects detected by the system are taken into account. Display For further information: ▷ Cameras, see page 48. ▷...
Page 157 Displays CONTROLS Pre-conditioning 331 Current state of charge 330 5 Current range 330 6 Range when reaching the charging destina‐ tion 330 7 Set or maximum current limitation 322 Check Control Displaying saved Check Control messages Principle "MENU" "Vehicle apps" Check Control monitors vehicle functions and alerts you to any faults in the monitored systems.
Page 158 Displays CONTROLS "Vehicle status" other qualified Service Partner or a specialist workshop. "Check Control" Select the required text message. Parking brake Select the desired setting. The parking brake is engaged. Messages displayed at the end of the For further information: journey To release the parking brake, see Certain messages displayed when driving are...
Page 159 Displays CONTROLS Assisted Driving forces. The vehicle is being stabilised. Decrease speed and adjust driving style to the road condi‐ Indicator light flashes and an acoustic tions. signal sounds: the system is switching Indicator light is illuminated: Dynamic Stability off. Control malfunction or initialising.
Page 160 Displays CONTROLS matically reactivated upon leaving the field of Depending on the national-market ver‐ interference. sion: the system is switched off. ▷ For tyres with special approval: the Tyre For further information: Pressure Monitor was unable to complete the Lane Change Warning, see page 206. reset.
Page 161 Displays CONTROLS Side lights Automatic Hold The side lights are switched on. Automatic Hold is activated. The vehicle is held automatically when at a standstill. For further information: For further information: Side lights/low-beam headlight, see page 176. Automatic Hold, see page 147. Low-beam headlight Manual Speed Limiter The low-beam headlight is switched on.
Page 162 Displays CONTROLS Grey lights For further information: Assisted Driving, see page 239. Cruise Control with distance control Lane Change Assistant Indicator light illuminates: the system is interrupted. Green arrow icon for lane-changing: the Indicator light flashes: the prerequisites system is carrying out a lane change. for operation of the system are no longer being met or the system has been deactivated.
Page 163 Displays CONTROLS Charging status display The grey ePOWER area is automatically adjus‐ ted. Different icons in the power display advise of the Safety note causes for a reduced drive power. For example: reduced drive power due to WARNING a cold or overheated drivetrain. Even when the display shows that the high- The intensity of the energy recuperation de‐...
Page 164 Displays CONTROLS Safety note Icon Description Low energy recuperation. WARNING Selector lever position D is en‐ Even at temperatures above +3 ℃/+37 ℉ gaged. there may be an increased risk of black ice, for Medium energy recuperation. example on bridges or on shaded sections of Selector lever position D is en‐...
Page 165 Displays CONTROLS Display General The distance or time remaining until the next The range is continuously dis‐ service is displayed briefly in the instrument clus‐ played in the instrument cluster. ter after drive-ready state is switched on. The current service requirements can be read out from the vehicle key by a service advisor.
Page 166 Displays CONTROLS Icons Ensure that the date and time are set correctly in the vehicle. Icon Description "MENU" Green: maintenance has been "Vehicle apps" carried out on time. "Live Vehicle" "Content" Yellow: maintenance has been "Vehicle status" carried out later than scheduled. "Service requirements"...
Page 167 Displays CONTROLS Sensors plays the speed limits for sections of road with no road signs. Depending on the equipment, the system is con‐ trolled by the following sensors: No-overtaking indicator ▷ Camera behind the windscreen. For further information: Principle Sensors in the vehicle, see page 48. Overtaking restriction signs and end of restriction signs which have been detected by the camera Displaying Speed Limit Info...
Page 168 Displays CONTROLS The display flashes if the detected speed limit For further information: has been exceeded. Data protection, see page 77. No-overtaking indicator Settings No overtaking. Press the button. "Driver assistance" End of overtaking restriction. "Driving" "Speed Limit Assistant" Supplementary signs Select the desired setting: ▷...
Page 169 Displays CONTROLS ▷ If there are navigation discrepancies, for ex‐ Operating ele‐ Function ample due to changes in road layout. ments ▷ If there are electronic road signs. Change entertainment ▷ When overtaking buses or trucks with road source: press the button. sign stickers.
Page 170 Displays CONTROLS Depending on the equipment, the list in the in‐ Drive mode Display while driving strument cluster may differ from the illustration. "Personal Current driving condition. Mode" Route covered, depending on Live Vehicle the set interval. Counter for energy recovery de‐ pending on the configured inter‐...
Page 171 Displays CONTROLS The values can be displayed and reset according ▷ Distance covered depending on the config‐ to different intervals, for example, after charging ured interval, arrow 3. the vehicle. ▷ Total kilometres, arrow 4. Display on the control display Average consumption Overview The average consumption is calculated on the...
Page 172 Displays CONTROLS Resetting average values manually Display The following interval can be reset manually at any time: "Since Individual ( )". Using the knurled wheel on the steering wheel: Display trip data in the instrument cluster. Press and hold the knurled wheel. Via iDrive: "MENU"...
Page 173 Displays CONTROLS General Depending on the setting in the Live Vehicle menu, the vehicle status is shown dynamically or Follow the instructions on cleaning the Head-up continuously on the control display. display. Displaying the vehicle status Overview continuously "MENU" "Vehicle apps" "Live Vehicle"...
Page 174 Displays CONTROLS ▷ Check Control messages. carried out by a Service Partner of the manufac‐ turer or another qualified Service Partner or a ▷ Lists and messages. specialist workshop. ▷ Driver assistance systems. Some of this information is only shown briefly when needed.
Page 175 Lights CONTROLS Lights Vehicle equipment Functions via iDrive Symbol Function This chapter describes equipment, systems and functions which are offered or will be offered on Automatic driving lights control. a model-specific basis, even if they are not inclu‐ ded in the vehicle in question. Low-beam headlight.
Page 176 Lights CONTROLS General Switching on the side lights The headlights may also come on when the sun is low against a blue sky. Press the button on the light switch If the low-beam headlights are switched on man‐ element. ually, the automatic driving lights control is deac‐ "Side light"...
Page 177 Lights CONTROLS Switching off the low-beam headlights Turning on the welcome light Depending on the national-market version, the ▷ Automatically on approach. low-beam headlights may be switched off in the ▷ During unlocking. low speed range: ▷ With the vehicle locked, press the ▷...
Page 178 Lights CONTROLS Adaptive lighting functions Activate the home lights function for the button of the vehicle key: "MENU" Principle "Vehicle apps" Adaptive lighting functions makes it possible to "Doors and windows" illuminate the road responsively. "Vehicle key" General Select the desired setting. The adaptive lighting functions consist of one Setting the duration system or multiple systems, depending on the...
Page 179 Lights CONTROLS S-bend lights When reversing, the cornering light is activated automatically as appropriate, irrespective of the The beams are kept as straight as possible when steering wheel angle. driving around S-bends. Hairpin lights Roundabout light The cornering light is also switched on before entering hairpin bends.
Page 180 Lights CONTROLS which would otherwise dazzle oncoming traffic or traffic driving ahead. In this case, the blue indica‐ tor lamp continues to illuminate. Depending on the equipment: if the headlights have been converted, High-beam Assistant may only function to a limited extent. For further information: Left-hand/right-hand traffic, see page 181.
Page 181 Lights CONTROLS and when trains or ships are close to the The yellow indicator lamp in the instru‐ road, or when animals are crossing the road. ment cluster illuminates when the rear fog light is switched on. ▷ On tight bends, on steep brows or hollows of hills, when there is crossing traffic or if the If automatic driving lights control has been acti‐...
Page 182 Lights CONTROLS The availability of the adaptive light functions Reading lights might be restricted. Interior lights Instrument lighting Operating requirements Turning interior lights on/off The brightness can only be adjusted in darkness Using the button: and with turned on side light or low-beam head‐ Press the button.
Page 183 Lights CONTROLS Ambient lighting Dynamic light Individual actions, for example incoming calls or open doors, are indicated by light effects. General Depending on the equipment, the lighting for some of the interior lights can be adjusted. Press the button. "Ambience" Activating/deactivating ambient light "Lighting events"...
Page 184 Safety CONTROLS Safety Vehicle equipment a model-specific basis, even if they are not inclu‐ ded in the vehicle in question. For further information: This chapter describes equipment, systems and functions which are offered or will be offered on Vehicle equipment, see page 7. Airbags 1 Front airbag, driver 4 Side airbag...
Page 185 Safety CONTROLS Head airbag ▷ Make sure that the front passenger is sitting correctly, i.e. with their feet and legs in the The head airbag protects the head in the event footwell, not resting on the dashboard. of a side-on crash. ▷...
Page 186 Safety CONTROLS Key switch for front passenger Operational readiness of the airbag system airbags Safety notes Principle When a child restraint system is used on the WARNING front passenger seat, the front and side airbags Individual components of the airbag system on the passenger's side can be deactivated us‐...
Page 187 Safety CONTROLS Indicator light for front passenger Insert the key and press inwards where nec‐ airbags essary. With the key pressed inwards, turn the switch The indicator light for the front passenger air‐ to the OFF position as far as it will go. Once bags in the headliner shows the operating status the stop position has been reached, remove of the front passenger airbags.
Page 188 Safety CONTROLS Safety notes NOTE Opening the front flap when the pedestrian WARNING protection system has triggered may damage The system may trigger inadvertently if contact the front flap or the pedestrian protection sys‐ is made with individual components of the tem.
Page 189 Safety CONTROLS Collision warning systems WARNING Due to system limits, individual functions can General malfunction during tow-starting/tow-away when Depending on the equipment, the vehicle has the front-collision warning is activated. There is different systems that can help prevent an immi‐ a risk of accident.
Page 190 Safety CONTROLS ▷ Warning function for turning with oncoming traffic, see page 195. WARNING ▷ Warning function for pedestrians, see Due to system limits, individual functions can page 196. malfunction during tow-starting/tow-away when the front-collision warning is activated. There is ▷...
Page 191 Safety CONTROLS Setting the warning time Icon Meaning Depending on the national-market ver‐ Press the button. sion: "Driver assistance" System is restricted or has failed. "Safety and warnings" Depending on the national-market ver‐ "Front collision warning" sion: Select the desired setting. System is deactivated.
Page 192 Safety CONTROLS Depending on the equipment and situation in Only objects within the detection range and that case of an imminent danger of collision, the are detected by the system are taken into ac‐ system can also intervene with an automatic count.
Page 193 Safety CONTROLS General Front-collision warning, see page 189. System limits General The system limits and functional limitations of the Front-collision warning apply. Safety note Sensors record the traffic situation. WARNING The system may not respond at all, or may re‐ The system issues a warning of a possible risk of spond too late, incorrectly or without justifica‐...
Page 194 Safety CONTROLS Warning function for oncoming Icon Meaning traffic Oncoming traffic warning when a vehi‐ cle is detected. Principle General risk of collision. The system can issue a warning of a possible risk of collision with oncoming vehicles and acti‐ vate the brakes independently, if needed.
Page 195 Safety CONTROLS Detection range General The detection capability of the system is limited. Sensors record the traffic situation. Only objects within the detection range and that The system issues a warning of a possible risk of are detected by the system are taken into ac‐ collision with oncoming vehicles at speeds from count.
Page 196 Safety CONTROLS Warning function for System limits pedestrians General The system limits and functional limitations of Principle the Front-collision warning apply. In the urban speed range, the system warns of Safety note possible risk of collision with pedestrians and bi‐ cycle riders and may brake independently.
Page 197 Safety CONTROLS Display in the instrument cluster A warning symbol is displayed when a collision with a detected pedestrian is imminent. Icon Meaning Risk of collision with a pedestrian. General risk of collision. The detection range consists of the following parts: ▷...
Page 198 Safety CONTROLS General Warning function The warning prompts the driver to intervene per‐ sonally. For further information: Front-collision warning, see page 189. System limits General The system limits and functional limitations of Sensors record the traffic situation. the Front-collision warning apply. Vehicles that cross the vehicle's direction of travel can be detected by the system as soon as Safety note...
Page 199 Safety CONTROLS Operating requirements ▷ Crossing vehicles concealed by buildings, for example. ▷ Front-collision warning is active. ▷ Vehicles with an unusual side appearance. Front-collision warning, see page 189. ▷ Vehicles in highly dynamic driving situations. ▷ The sensors detect adequate space around the vehicle.
Page 200 Safety CONTROLS Exit warning Safety note WARNING Principle The system may not respond at all, or may re‐ The Exit warning can help prevent accidents. spond too late, incorrectly or without justifica‐ The system can warn the passengers when they tion due to system limitations.
Page 201 Safety CONTROLS Overview The warning signal can be deactivated. Displays Sensors The system is controlled using the following sen‐ Light in the exterior mirror sors: ▷ Side radar sensors, rear. ▷ Depending on the equipment: side radar sen‐ sors, front. For further information: Sensors in the vehicle, see page 48.
Page 202 Safety CONTROLS System limits System limits of the sensors For further information: Safety note ▷ Radar sensors, see page 49. WARNING Lane Departure Warning with The system may not respond at all, or may re‐ active recirculation spond too late, incorrectly or without justifica‐ tion due to system limitations.
Page 203 Safety CONTROLS Safety notes Turning the Lane Departure Warning on/off WARNING Turning on the system automatically The system does not relieve you of your per‐ Lane Departure Warning is activated automati‐ sonal responsibility to assess the layout of the cally at the start of a journey if the function was road and the traffic situation.
Page 204 Safety CONTROLS warning and steering intervention occur Icon Meaning when the system detects that the vehicle Depending on the national-market ver‐ is unintentionally in the process of exiting sion: the lane or drive over a lane marking. Icon is illuminated yellow: the system is Adjusting the strength of the steering restricted, deactivated or has failed.
Page 205 Safety CONTROLS ▷ If the hazard warning lights are switched on. ▷ Possibly when another driver assistance sys‐ tem is activated. ▷ In driving situations with high driving dynam‐ ics. ▷ Lane boundaries are not detected. ▷ The Dynamic Stability Control adjusts. ▷...
Page 206 Safety CONTROLS A Check Control message may be displayed if The light in the exterior mirror flashes and the functionality is restricted. Depending on the na‐ steering wheel vibrates. tional-market version, a yellow icon is also illumi‐ When turning at a speed of up to approx. nated.
Page 207 Safety CONTROLS Turning the Lane Change Warning Adjusting the strength of the steering wheel vibration on/off Turning on the system automatically Press the button. The Lane Change Warning activates automati‐ "Driver assistance" cally after departure if the function was turned on "Feedback via steering wheel"...
Page 208 Safety CONTROLS Display in the instrument cluster Acute warning In case of an acute warning, the steering wheel Icon Meaning briefly vibrates and the light in the exterior mirror flashes brightly. Depending on the national-market ver‐ An acute warning occurs when the following sion: conditions are met: Icon is illuminated green: the system is...
Page 209 Safety CONTROLS Upper speed limit Warning displays The system is temporarily disabled at speeds Depending on the selected setting for warnings, over approx. 250 km/h, 155 mph. for example the warning time, it is possible that more or fewer warnings will be displayed. As a The system becomes responsive again, accord‐...
Page 210 Safety CONTROLS Safety notes Turning the side-collision warning on/off WARNING Turning on the system automatically The system does not relieve you of your per‐ The side collision warning is activated automati‐ sonal responsibility to assess the visibility con‐ cally at the start of a journey if the function was ditions and traffic situation correctly.
Page 211 Safety CONTROLS Warning function System limits of the sensors For further information: Light in the exterior mirror ▷ Camera, see page 48. ▷ Radar sensors, see page 49. Functional limitations The system may have restricted functionality in situations such as the following: ▷...
Page 212 Safety CONTROLS General Overview Sensors The system is controlled using the following sen‐ sors: ▷ Side radar sensors, rear. For further information: Sensors in the vehicle, see page 48. Turning the Rear Collision Prevention Radar sensors monitor the area behind the vehi‐ on/off cle.
Page 213 Safety CONTROLS General Overview The system uses a camera to evaluate the road Sensors signs and light signal systems. Depending on the equipment, the system is con‐ The navigation system forwards information re‐ trolled by the following sensors: garding the road layout to the system. ▷...
Page 214 Safety CONTROLS Warning function When an advance warning is issued, intervene as appropriate for the situation; for example, by braking. General The system warns in two stages: Acute warning ▷ Advance warning: visually by means of a If there is an imminent risk that road priority is warning icon in the instrument cluster.
Page 215 Safety CONTROLS Wrong-way Warning ▷ In road priority situations without “Give Way” signs, “Stop” signs or red light signal sys‐ tems. Principle ▷ At road junctions with relevant traffic lights The Wrong-way Warning issues a warning if the that illuminate yellow or green. driver is about to drive the wrong way, for exam‐...
Page 216 Safety CONTROLS No Warning ditions. Observe the traffic situation and inter‐ vene actively if the situation warrants it. The system provides no warning if the road lay‐ out is not indicated by road signs, for example. Operating requirements System limits of the sensors The road layout ahead must be unambiguously For further information: indicated by road signs.
Page 217 Information about the system must also be provided if the vehicle is passed on to anyone else. Principle The BMW Drive Recorder saves short video re‐ Operating requirements cordings of the vehicle surroundings in order to ▷...
Page 218 The system records for up to 30 seconds before When the alarm system is triggered, a mes‐ and after the save function is activated. sage is sent to the BMW app and the video can be downloaded to a mobile device. Playing and managing recordings Saved video recordings can be played, exported and deleted.
Page 219 ▷ Mobile device is connected to the vehicle via WLAN and Bluetooth® audio. "Recordings" ▷ BMW app is installed on the mobile device. Select the desired recording. ▷ BMW app is linked with the ConnectedDrive If necessary, select camera. account.
Page 220 Safety CONTROLS Active Protection Function In an accident-critical situation, the following indi‐ vidual function become active as needed: Principle Automatic closing of the windows, leaving just a In critical situations, Active Protection prepares small gap. the passengers and the vehicle for a potential Following a critical driving situation without acci‐...
Page 221 Safety CONTROLS Attentiveness Assistant Break recommendations Adjusting Principle The Attentiveness Assistant is automatically ac‐ The Attentiveness Assistant can detect decreas‐ tive every time drive-ready state is switched on ing attentiveness or the onset of fatigue in the and can therefore display break recommenda‐ driver on long monotonous journeys, for example tions.
Page 222 Safety CONTROLS The system is reset approximately 45 minutes after the vehicle is stopped, for example when taking a break during a long motorway journey. Online Edition for Part no. 01405A38CB9 - VI/21...
Page 223 Driving stability control systems CONTROLS Driving stability control systems Vehicle equipment Dynamic Stability Control This chapter describes equipment, systems and Principle functions which are offered or will be offered on The Dynamic Stability Control helps to keep the a model-specific basis, even if they are not inclu‐ vehicle on a steady course by reducing drive ded in the vehicle in question.
Page 224 Driving stability control systems CONTROLS Display My Modes In the instrument cluster "DSC OFF": display in the instrument cluster Activating increased driving dynamics with limited Dynamic Stability Control. Press the button. Indicator and warning lights "Switch mode" Indicator light is illuminated: "Sport Mode"...
Page 225 Driving stability control systems CONTROLS General The system provides more steering force assis‐ tance at lower speeds than at higher speeds. When driving off on difficult road conditions, for This makes it easier to park, for example, and example, snow or loose ground, the drive-off provides a firmer steering feel when driving at support provides the best possible traction.
Page 226 Driving stability control systems CONTROLS Operation with snow chains In order to guarantee free movement of the wheels when operating with snow chains, rear axle steering must be turned off when snow chains are mounted. For further information: Rear-wheel steering with snow chains, see page 342.
Page 227 Driver assistance systems CONTROLS Driver assistance systems Vehicle equipment "Speed warning" "Adopt current speed" This chapter describes equipment, systems and Select the desired setting. functions which are offered or will be offered on a model-specific basis, even if they are not inclu‐ Setting the current speed as the ded in the vehicle in question.
Page 228 Driver assistance systems CONTROLS Safety note Icon Cruise Control System Manual Speed Limiter. WARNING The system does not relieve you of your per‐ Cruise Control. sonal responsibility to assess the traffic situa‐ tion correctly. Due to system limitations, it can‐ not respond independently and appropriately in Distance control.
Page 229 Driver assistance systems CONTROLS Manual Speed Limiter Continuing Cruise Control Systems Press the button. Principle The Manual Speed Limiter can be used to set a Turning off Cruise Control Systems speed limit, for instance to prevent the vehicle from exceeding speed limits. automatically The Cruise Control Systems turn off automati‐...
Page 230 Driver assistance systems CONTROLS Warning when the speed limit is When switching on at a standstill or driving at low speed, 30 km/h/20 mph is set as the speed limit. exceeded The speedometer marker is set to the appropri‐ ate speed. Visual warning When the speed limit is turned on, the drive If the speed limit is exceeded: the indica‐...
Page 231 Driver assistance systems CONTROLS Cruise Control WARNING The desired speed may be set incorrectly by Principle mistake or called up accidentally. There is a risk Cruise Control allows a set speed to be specified of accident. Adjust the desired speed to the using the buttons on the steering wheel.
Page 232 Driver assistance systems CONTROLS Changing the speed In vehicles without distance control: turn on the Cruise Control with the buttons on the steering Press the corresponding button until the wheel. set speed is set. If the system is active, the displayed speed is stored and the vehicle adjusts to the If necessary, press the button.
Page 233 Driver assistance systems CONTROLS Distance control Speed Limit Assist: at the suggested speed When a speed is suggested, press the Principle button to accept the Cruise Control at With the distance control, a distance to a vehicle the suggested speed. driving ahead can be set in addition to the Cruise Control.
Page 234 Driver assistance systems CONTROLS Overview WARNING Buttons on the steering wheel An unsecured vehicle can start moving and roll‐ ing away. There is a risk of accident. Before Button Function leaving the vehicle, secure it to prevent it from rolling away. Turn last active Cruise Control System Observe the following to ensure that the vehi‐...
Page 235 Driver assistance systems CONTROLS Turning on Cruise Control with ▷ The detection range of the radar is impaired, for example, by contamination or heavy pre‐ distance control cipitation. ▷ After an extended stationary period, if the ve‐ If necessary, press the button. hicle was decelerated to a standstill by the system.
Page 236 Driver assistance systems CONTROLS Adjusting the distance Switching the Cruise Control mode Turning Cruise Control without distance control on or off: Press the button. "Driver assistance" "Driving" Press the button. "Distance control" "Driver assistance" "Distance" "Driving" Select the desired setting. "Distance control"...
Page 237 Driver assistance systems CONTROLS The system can be set to avoid overtaking in the Icon Description slower lane. Grey icon: The setting applies to speeds exceeding System interrupted. 80 km/h/50 mph. If the set speed is significantly higher than the Icon flashes grey: speed in the adjacent lane, passing or overtaking The requirements for system operation...
Page 238 Driver assistance systems CONTROLS Detection range prompts you to intervene by braking, and if nec‐ essary by taking avoidance manoeuvre. Cornering The system's detection capability and automatic braking capacity are limited. For example two-wheeled vehicles may not be detected. If the set speed is too high for cornering, it will be reduced slightly in the bend.
Page 239 Driver assistance systems CONTROLS Safety note ▷ On steep upward gradients. ▷ Before bumps or rises in the road. In such cases, press the accelerator pedal. WARNING The system does not relieve you of your per‐ Weather sonal responsibility to assess the traffic situa‐ In adverse weather and lighting conditions, sys‐...
Page 240 Driver assistance systems CONTROLS Operating requirements ▷ At a speed above 210 km/h/130 mph. ▷ After releasing the steering wheel. ▷ Speed below 210 km/h/130 mph. ▷ When the steering wheel is turned sharply. ▷ The lane width is sufficiently wide. ▷...
Page 241 Driver assistance systems CONTROLS "Lighting elements" Icon Description Select the desired setting. Steering wheel icon yellow: Hands are not around the steering Displays in the Head-up display wheel. System remains active. Depending on the equipment, the system infor‐ Grab the steering wheel with your mation can also be displayed in the Head-up dis‐...
Page 242 Driver assistance systems CONTROLS ▷ At road works. Assisted Driving, see page 239. ▷ Depending on the equipment, where there Operating requirements are emergency lanes. ▷ The functional requirements for Assisted ▷ In built-up areas. Driving are met. Weather Assisted Driving, see page 239. In adverse weather and lighting conditions, sys‐...
Page 243 Driver assistance systems CONTROLS General After the lane change, the system helps the driver keep the vehicle in lane. The system uses the Assisted Driving sensors. Cancelling a lane change Safety note The lane change can be cancelled by steering movement into the opposite direction or by oper‐...
Page 244 Driver assistance systems CONTROLS Turning Assisted Driving Plus on/off ▷ Green: the system is active. ▷ Yellow: the system has been interrupted. Grab the steering wheel with your hands. Press the button. ▷ Red: the system is deactivated. "Driver assistance" Grab the steering wheel immediately with "Driving"...
Page 245 Driver assistance systems CONTROLS Turning Speed Limit Assist on/off ▷ Distance control. ▷ Assisted Driving. The speed value is proposed as a new set speed Press the button. for adopting. The relevant system must be acti‐ "Driver assistance" vated for the speed value to be adopted. "Driving"...
Page 246 Driver assistance systems CONTROLS Setting the speed adjustment Icon Function Detected change in speed limit detec‐ Press the button. ted with immediate effect. "Driver assistance" Distance information shown alongside the icon indicates there might be a "Driving" change in the speed limit up ahead. "Speed Limit Assistant"...
Page 247 Driver assistance systems CONTROLS Adapting the speed to the ▷ Navigation system: route guidance is activa‐ ted. route The use of navigation software via Apple Car‐ Play or Android Auto may lead to functional Principle limitations, for example deviations from in‐ structions given by the navigation system.
Page 248 Driver assistance systems CONTROLS General "Route and junction assistant" "Stop at traffic lights" The camera near the interior mirror is used to detect red traffic lights. Select the desired setting: If necessary, the system also uses the Driver At‐ ▷ "Adaptive": detected traffic lights are ap‐...
Page 249 Driver assistance systems CONTROLS Safety note Icon Meaning Green traffic light: the system is inter‐ WARNING rupted. The system does not relieve you of your per‐ If the grey traffic light is displayed with sonal responsibility to assess the traffic situa‐ a red cross, it cannot be offered for ac‐...
Page 250 Driver assistance systems CONTROLS For further information: Assisted Driving View, see page 155. System limits The limits of the Assisted Driving system apply. For further information: Assisted Driving, see page 239. Online Edition for Part no. 01405A38CB9 - VI/21...
Page 251 Parking CONTROLS Parking Vehicle equipment Overview Button in the vehicle This chapter describes equipment, systems and functions which are offered or will be offered on a model-specific basis, even if they are not inclu‐ ded in the vehicle in question. For further information: Vehicle equipment, see page 7.
Page 252 Parking CONTROLS Turning the park view on/off Via Parking Assistant button Press the button. Via iDrive "MENU" 1 Toolbar, left "Vehicle apps" 2 Camera image "Parking" 3 Selection window 4 Toolbar, right Displays Display in the instrument cluster Toolbars The display for the Park Distance Control PDC, Toolbar, left Parking Manoeuvre Assistant, Manoeuvre Assis‐...
Page 253 Parking CONTROLS Safety notes Settings can be entered in the Park menu. Toolbar, right WARNING The parking assistance functions are displayed in The system does not relieve you of your per‐ the right toolbar: sonal responsibility to assess the traffic situa‐ ▷...
Page 254 Parking CONTROLS Automatic activation on detection of obstacles The intermittent tones and the continuous tone can be enabled and disabled. are turned off when selector lever position P is engaged. The intermittent tones are turned off after a short Press the button. time when the vehicle is stationary.
Page 255 Parking CONTROLS The detection range of the sensors is shown in the markings will be hidden after a certain period green, yellow and red if obstacles are detected of time. The area on the side of the vehicle must within the range. be newly captured.
Page 256 Parking CONTROLS Emergency braking function, NOTE Active PDC The system can steer the vehicle over or onto kerbs. There is a risk of material damage. Ob‐ Principle serve the traffic situation and intervene actively if the situation warrants it. The emergency braking function, Active PDC, in‐ itiates emergency braking in case of an acute risk of collision.
Page 257 Parking CONTROLS System limits NOTE If applicable, turn off the system temporarily, if The system can steer the vehicle over or onto needed. kerbs. There is a risk of material damage. Ob‐ The system limits of the Park Distance Control serve the traffic situation and intervene actively PDC and the Park Assist apply.
Page 258 Parking CONTROLS Cancelling reduced drive power The following assistance functions are automati‐ cally displayed depending on the camera per‐ The reduction of the drive power is cancelled in spective: the following situations: ▷ Lateral Parking Aid. ▷ The accelerator pedal is released. ▷...
Page 259 Parking CONTROLS Turning off the system automatically When the reverse gear is engaged, the auto‐ matic camera perspective is, if necessary, exited The system turns off when a certain driving dis‐ and the system uses a semi-automatic camera tance or speed is exceeded. perspective to the rear.
Page 260 Parking CONTROLS Display Display Obstacle markings are displayed at the sides of The maximum door opening angles are dis‐ the vehicle to protect the vehicle's flanks. played when the selector lever is in position P. ▷ No markings: no obstacles have been detec‐ ted.
Page 261 Parking CONTROLS Display Some assistance functions also take account of Park Distance Control PDC data. For further information: Park Distance Control, PDC, see page 253. Malfunction Failure of one camera is shown on the control display. An icon is displayed and the detection range of the failed camera is displayed Your own lane is displayed for easier driving into cross-hatched on the control display.
Page 262 Parking CONTROLS Overview Turning the assistance functions on/off A number of assistance functions can be active Sensors simultaneously. The system is controlled via the Reversing Assist Camera. Press the button. Operating requirements "Driver assistance" "Parking" ▷ The luggage compartment is fully closed. Select the desired setting: ▷...
Page 263 Parking CONTROLS Turning circle lines As for the Park Distance Control PDC, the col‐ oured thresholds of the obstacle markings iden‐ tify the distances. System limits System limits of the sensors For further information: ▷ Cameras, see page 48. Turning circle lines can only be superimposed on Deactivated camera the camera image together with lanes.
Page 264 Remote 3D View Press the button. Principle "Panorama view" The BMW app and the camera pictures in the parking view, for example automatic camera per‐ spective, enable the display of the vehicle sur‐ roundings on a mobile end device. The function shows a view of the current situa‐...
Page 265 ▷ Data transfer must be activated. Data protection, see page 77. Park Assist ▷ The BMW app must be installed on the mo‐ bile device. Principle ▷ ConnectedDrive countries: a BMW ID with an existing ConnectedDrive account must be The Parking Manoeuvre Assistant supports driv‐...
Page 266 Parking CONTROLS Operation The operating principle and operation of the sys‐ tem is divided into the following steps: ▷ Parking space search. ▷ Turn on. ▷ Parking. ▷ Leaving parking space. Parking space search is always active when the Reverse parking parallel to the road, parallel park‐ vehicle is moving forward slow and straight.
Page 267 Parking CONTROLS When leaving parallel parking spaces, the vehicle The Parking Manoeuvre Assistant Professional is manoeuvres automatically until the vehicle rea‐ additionally controlled by the following cameras: ches a position in which the driver can drive out ▷ Front camera. of the parking space without further steering ▷...
Page 268 Parking CONTROLS Parking manoeuvre Status of the system ▷ Doors and luggage compartment are closed. Icon Meaning ▷ Driver's seat belt is fastened. System is not available. Leaving parking space The system is active. Searching for ▷ The vehicle was parked using the Parking suitable parking spaces.
Page 269 Parking CONTROLS ▷ A selection menu is displayed on the control Parking space search is activated. display to select the parking method. Drive past the line of parked vehicles at a ▷ When the icon is green, the parking ma‐ speed up to approximately 35 km/h, 22 mph noeuvre is active.
Page 270 Parking CONTROLS The speed can be reduced with the brake. ▷ When a maximum number of parking moves Other interventions will cancel the system. or the parking time is exceeded. A message is displayed at the end of the ma‐ ▷...
Page 271 Parking CONTROLS No parking assistance other qualified Service Partner or a specialist workshop. Park Assist does not provide assistance in the following situations: Manoeuvre Assistant ▷ On sharp bends. ▷ In angled parking spaces. ▷ Parking Manoeuvre Assistant: for parking Principle spaces that are only marked with lines on the The Manoeuvre Assistant provides support for...
Page 272 Parking CONTROLS Overview Adapt your driving style to the traffic conditions. In addition, look directly to check the traffic sit‐ uation and the vehicle surroundings and inter‐ Sensors vene actively where appropriate. The system is controlled by the following sen‐ sors and cameras: ▷...
Page 273 Parking CONTROLS While recording, the distance covered will be The Manoeuvre Assistant is cancelled without displayed. engaging selector lever position P. Driving can continue immediately. When the maximum distance covered or the maximum speed is reached, a message will Cancelling the Manoeuvre Assistant be displayed and an acoustic signal will automatically sound.
Page 274 Parking CONTROLS Editing stored manoeuvres System limits of the sensors For further information: Individual or all manoeuvres can be deleted or re‐ named. ▷ Ultrasonic sensors, see page 50. ▷ Cameras, see page 48. Press the button. Reversing Assistant "Driver assistance" "Parking"...
Page 275 Parking CONTROLS Adapt your driving style to the traffic conditions. Stop when you reach normal road traffic at In addition, look directly to check the traffic sit‐ the latest and take over control of the vehicle, uation and the vehicle surroundings and inter‐ for example by engaging a forward gear.
Page 276 Parking CONTROLS If the maximum speed is exceeded, the func‐ In case of a risk of collision when driving in re‐ tion will be cancelled. verse, the system will provide assistance with an automatic brake intervention. Various factors can cause the vehicle to deviate sideways when reversing along the saved dis‐...
Page 277 Parking CONTROLS Turning on the Crossing-traffic Visual warning Warning automatically Light in the exterior mirror If the system was activated on the control dis‐ play, it is automatically turned on as soon as the Park Distance Control PDC or a camera view is active and a selector lever position is engaged.
Page 278 Parking CONTROLS Depending on the equipment: display in the camera view The relevant boundary area, arrow 1, in the cam‐ era view flashes red if the sensors detect vehi‐ cles. Yellow lines, arrow 2, indicate the bumper of your vehicle. Acoustic warning In addition to the visual warning, an acoustic sig‐...
Page 279 Driving comfort CONTROLS Driving comfort Vehicle equipment Safety note This chapter describes equipment, systems and WARNING functions which are offered or will be offered on Parts of the body may become trapped or vehi‐ a model-specific basis, even if they are not inclu‐ cle components damaged when adjusting the ded in the vehicle in question.
Page 280 Driving comfort CONTROLS Setting It may take several minutes to raise to normal level, depending on the vehicle condition. The system offers various shock absorber set‐ tings, from comfortable travel to sporty driving. System limits The shock absorber settings are assigned to the ▷...
Page 281 Driving comfort CONTROLS Electric motor sound The electric motor sound can be turned on/off. Press the button. "Drivetrain and chassis" "IconicSounds" "IconicSounds" Select the desired setting. Online Edition for Part no. 01405A38CB9 - VI/21...
Page 282 Air conditioning CONTROLS Air conditioning Vehicle equipment Icon Function SYNC programme. This chapter describes equipment, systems and functions which are offered or will be offered on a model-specific basis, even if they are not inclu‐ Panel heating. ded in the vehicle in question. For further information: Seat and armrest heat‐...
Page 283 Air conditioning CONTROLS Buttons, automatic rear air-conditioning Display in the display system 1 Toolbar Icon Function 2 Air conditioning functions, driver's side 3 Air conditioning functions, passenger's side AUTO programme. 4 Air conditioning bar Temperature. Locking the rear air-conditioning operating elements Maximum cooling.
Page 284 Air conditioning CONTROLS Go to air conditioning functions "Activate with default settings" Via air conditioning bar: Turning on the system with the button "CLIMATE MENU" tap in the centre of the air Press one of the following buttons: conditioning bar. ▷...
Page 285 Air conditioning CONTROLS The AUTO programme is started automatically The individually selected settings of the air con‐ at each vehicle start. ditioning functions are stored and automatically set up again, for example, after the vehicle is The AUTO programme takes the seat occu‐ started again.
Page 286 Air conditioning CONTROLS ▷ Increase the temperature. Automatic rear air-conditioning system: ▷ Reduce the temperature. The function is automatically activated in the rear when the SYNC programme is turned on. Setting the automatic rear air- When the SYNC programme is turned off, the conditioning system temperature function is turned off in the rear to reach maxi‐...
Page 287 Air conditioning CONTROLS Air distribution Turning the air recirculation function on/off "CLIMATE MENU" General Select the desired setting in the toolbar: The air distribution can be adjusted individually ▷ "Air recirculation" as needed. ▷ "Fresh air" Adjusting the air distribution ▷...
Page 288 Air conditioning CONTROLS Turning the rear window heating The programme is switched off automatically if settings are changed on the passenger's side or on/off in the rear passenger compartment. Press the button. The LED is illuminated when rear win‐ Defrost function dow heating is switched on.
Page 289 Air conditioning CONTROLS Ventilation Ventilation in rear passenger compartment Principle The ventilation system provides individual ranges of adjustment for direct or indirect ventilation to optimise the movement of air inside the vehicle. General Open the air vents and position them in a way that ensures effective climate control.
Page 290 Air conditioning CONTROLS ▷ Gaseous pollutants are filtered. voltage battery. The pre-conditioning is then available again. ▷ Microbial particles and allergens are filtered. Operating requirements Pre-conditioning ▷ The vehicle is in rest state or standby state. ▷ The high-voltage battery is sufficiently Principle charged or a charging cable is connected.
Page 291 Air conditioning CONTROLS Air conditioning for departure time Activating with BMW App An appropriate BMW app with remote function General can be used to turn on the pre-conditioning di‐ rectly or via a preselected departure time. Departure times can be set with time and day of the week.
Page 292 Interior equipment CONTROLS Interior equipment Vehicle equipment concerned is kept clear. Also follow the safety notes supplied with the hand-held transmitter. This chapter describes equipment, systems and functions which are offered or will be offered on Compatibility a model-specific basis, even if they are not inclu‐ The integrated universal remote control does not ded in the vehicle in question.
Page 293 Interior equipment CONTROLS Programming the integrated universal the special features for alternating-code radio systems. remote control ▷ LED does not illuminate green after 60 seconds: programming not completed. Operating requirements Repeat steps 3 to 5. The battery in the hand-held transmitter must be fully charged during programming to ensure the Special instruction for alternating-code integrated universal remote control will have the...
Page 294 Interior equipment CONTROLS Deleting a button assignment Do not damage the socket by using unsuitable connectors. The button assignment cannot be deleted indi‐ vidually. Safety notes Press and hold the two outer buttons on the in‐ terior mirror simultaneously for approximately 10 seconds until the LED flashes green rapidly.
Page 295 ▷ For charging mobile devices and transferring data. ▷ Charge current: max. 3 A. BMW Travel & Comfort System General There is a socket on the right side of the luggage The backrests of the front seats feature USB compartment. Open the cover.
Page 296 Interior equipment CONTROLS Overview General When inserting the mobile phone, make sure there are no objects between it and the wireless charging tray. During charging, the surface of the dock and the mobile phone can become hot. At higher tem‐ peratures, the charge current may be reduced to prevent the mobile phone from overheating;...
Page 297 Inserting the mobile phone ▷ Remote Inside View. The vehicle interior can be recorded using a The mobile phone cannot exceed a maximum BMW app. size of approx. 170 x 85 x 18 mm, 6.69 x 3.34 x 0.7 in. ▷ Anti-theft recorder.
Page 298 Data is stored in the vehicle, assigned to the BMW ID or a driver profile. Remote Inside View: ▷ Data transfer with the BMW app to a mobile device, connection with the ConnectedDrive account. ▷ Data storage occurs in the BMW app and af‐...
Page 299 Remote Inside View "All apps" Recordings from the vehicle interior can be dis‐ "Snapshot" played on a mobile device with the BMW app to "Photo" check the vehicle interior, for example, for forgot‐ Select desired recording mode. ten objects. For this purpose, the vehicle must Trigger recording.
Page 300 Anti-theft recorder, interior When the alarm system is triggered, the interior camera will automatically record the vehicle inte‐ rior. The BMW app is used for notification and the recording can be displayed on the mobile de‐ vice. Occupying the seats The interior camera is also used for the detection of occupied seats.
Page 301 Storage compartments CONTROLS Storage compartments Vehicle equipment of an accident or when braking or taking eva‐ sive action. There is a danger of injury. Immedi‐ ately close the glove compartment after using This chapter describes equipment, systems and functions which are offered or will be offered on a model-specific basis, even if they are not inclu‐...
Page 302 Storage compartments CONTROLS not use breakable objects during a journey. weight, sealable and shatterproof containers. Only stow breakable objects in closed storage Do not transport hot drinks. compartments. Overview Front centre armrest General There is a storage compartment in the centre armrest between the seats.
Page 303 Storage compartments CONTROLS Opening the cup holder Safety notes Fold down the centre armrest. WARNING Items of clothing on the coat hooks can impair visibility when driving. There is a risk of acci‐ dent. Hang items of clothing from the coat hooks in such a way that they do not obstruct visibility when driving.
Page 304 Luggage compartment CONTROLS Luggage compartment Vehicle equipment WARNING Loose objects or devices connected by a cable This chapter describes equipment, systems and to the vehicle, for example mobile telephones, functions which are offered or will be offered on may be thrown around the interior during the a model-specific basis, even if they are not inclu‐...
Page 305 Luggage compartment CONTROLS Safety note ▷ Fully fold down the rear seat backrests if stowing a large load. ▷ Do not stack loads above the upper edge of WARNING the backrests. Incorrect use of the multifunction hooks may ▷ Use the luggage compartment partition net to present a danger, for example if objects are protect the vehicle's occupants.
Page 306 Luggage compartment CONTROLS Rear storage compartment ▷ Fold down the luggage compartment floor before driving off. General ▷ Always secure the load to prevent slip‐ ping, for example with tensioning or lash‐ The toolkit is located on the left in the storage ing straps and the lashing eyes.
Page 307 Luggage compartment CONTROLS Removing the luggage compartment Safety notes floor Fold the rear part of the luggage compart‐ WARNING ment floor forwards. Risk of entrapment when folding down the rear Slightly raise the luggage compartment floor. seat backrest. There is a risk of injury or mate‐ rial damage.
Page 308 Luggage compartment CONTROLS Folding back the rear seat backrest NOTE Fold back the rear seat backrest into the seat po‐ Vehicle parts can be damaged when folding sition and lock in place. down the rear seat backrest. There is a risk of material damage.
Page 309 Luggage compartment CONTROLS Removing covers Cover in the tailgate: The cover can be removed for stowing bulky Insert cover into the brackets at the top. items. Engage cover on the bottom on both sides in the brackets. Cover in the luggage compartment Luggage compartment partition General The luggage compartment partition net can be...
Page 310 Luggage compartment CONTROLS forwards. Make sure that the belt adjusters of ers as far as they will go, arrow 1, and slide the bottom hooks point to the front. forwards. Hook the two lower hooks of the luggage Hook the two lower hooks of the luggage compartment partition net into the two front compartment partition net into the two eyes eyes on the folded-down rear seat backrest,...
Page 311 Luggage compartment CONTROLS Online Edition for Part no. 01405A38CB9 - VI/21...
Page 312 Driving precautions DRIVING HINTS Driving precautions Vehicle equipment 300 miles. Drive moderately during this running- in period. This chapter describes equipment, systems and After fitting new parts functions which are offered or will be offered on Please comply with the running-in procedures a model-specific basis, even if they are not inclu‐...
Page 313 Driving precautions DRIVING HINTS Ice on the windows Ground clearance is a maximum 20 cm, 7.8 inches and may vary depending on the vehicle load. NOTE ▷ If wheels are spinning, press the accelerator The window lowers a little when the door han‐ pedal enough that driving stability control dle is pulled.
Page 314 Driving precautions DRIVING HINTS Mobile radio in the vehicle Safety note NOTE WARNING Driving through excessively deep water too fast There is a possibility of reciprocal interference can result in water getting under the front flap between the vehicle electronics and mobile or into the electrical system or transmission.
Page 315 Driving precautions DRIVING HINTS Corrosion of the brake disc sure that floor mats are securely reattached af‐ ter removal, for example for cleaning. Corrosion of the brake discs and contamination of the brake pads increase in the following cir‐ cumstances: Wet roads ▷...
Page 316 Driving precautions DRIVING HINTS Driving on a racetrack WARNING The vehicle is not designed for use in M Sport competitions or similar. There is a risk of acci‐ dent. Do not use the vehicle in M Sport com‐ petitions or similar. Fold the cover outwards.
Page 317 Increasing range DRIVING HINTS Increasing range Vehicle equipment Tyres General This chapter describes equipment, systems and functions which are offered or will be offered on Tyres can have differing effects on energy con‐ a model-specific basis, even if they are not inclu‐ sumption.
Page 318 Have maintenance work carried out "MENU" For optimum economy and service life, have the vehicle serviced regularly. BMW recommends "Vehicle apps" having maintenance work carried out by a BMW "Driving settings" Service Partner. "Drivetrain and chassis" Please also comply with the BMW Maintenance "Adaptive recuperation"...
Page 319 Increasing range DRIVING HINTS Overview The following examples of driving situations may be suitable for this: Button in the vehicle ▷ Rolling on straight downhill gradient with no obstacles. ▷ Rolling to a stop on a section of route without obstacles.
Page 320 Increasing range DRIVING HINTS Efficiency Coach will change to grey if the driving style is ineffi‐ cient. Principle Bonus range The system provides assistance for a predictive It is possible to achieve a range and comfort oriented driving style. For this pur‐ extension by adjusting the driving pose, map information and sensor data is used to style.
Page 321 Increasing range DRIVING HINTS roundabouts, even when they are not yet visible. In contrast, a reduced area will be displayed with The situation-specific information and distance an inefficient driving style. to the route section ahead is shown above the current speed limit in the instrument cluster. If there is a note, the speed can be reduced in way that saves energy using the corresponding ac‐...
Page 322 Charging vehicle MOBILITY Charging vehicle Vehicle equipment Before the first charging process, have the following components of your own charging point checked by a qualified electrician at the This chapter describes equipment, systems and charging location: functions which are offered or will be offered on ▷...
Page 323 For optimum use of energy from the grid, charg‐ Depending on the electrical mains, the set charg‐ ing at a charging station, for example BMW Wall‐ ing current strength may have to be rechecked. box, is recommended.
Page 324 Charging vehicle MOBILITY Safety notes The setting is saved. When changing the charg‐ ing point change the setting accordingly. WARNING Charging cable ID Incompatible charging cables or unsuitable The charging cable and high-voltage charging charging stations can heat up and cause dam‐ socket feature an ID.
Page 325 Charging vehicle MOBILITY Storage domestic socket outlet uses alternating current to charge the vehicle. On delivery, the charging cable is stowed in the When using the mode 2 charging cable, the effi‐ luggage compartment, for example under the ciency values may differ from those of the en‐ luggage compartment floor or in a bag.
Page 326 Charging vehicle MOBILITY Connecting a charging cable Removing the charging cable To connect, engage selector lever position P, General deactivate drive-ready state and unlock the vehi‐ cle. Apply parking brake if necessary. During the charging process, the charging cable is automatically locked. Unlock the charging ca‐ To open the charging socket flap, press on ble before removing.
Page 327 Charging vehicle MOBILITY Unlocking the charging cable General High or low outside temperatures can cause lon‐ Principle ger charging times. The charging cable can be unlocked electroni‐ When charging the vehicle, a target charge can cally via iDrive and removed. be set, shortening the charging time.
Page 328 The charging cable is locked automatically once can be displayed in the instrument cluster or via the charging cable connector has been inserted the BMW app on a mobile device. into the high-voltage charging socket. Setting the charging mode Charging status display Press the button.
Page 329 Charging vehicle MOBILITY Setting the time window for cost- the noise emissions may result in longer charg‐ ing times. effective charging Press the button. Press the button. "Charging" "Charging" "Charging mode" "Fan loudness" "Charging in time slot" Select the desired setting. Select the desired setting.
Page 330 Charging vehicle MOBILITY Press the charging socket flap closed until it Display Meaning engages. Maximum charging current strength or Lock the vehicle if necessary. currently set current limitation. Goodbye screen in the instrument Charging cable locked. cluster When the drive-ready state is turned off, a good‐ Charging cable unlocked.
Page 331 Charging vehicle MOBILITY Setting the departure time Press the button. "Charging" "Departure plan" Select the required departure time. Set the time and day of the week. Limitation of charge capacity by the vehicle, for Activating the departure time example, due to the country-specific charging in‐ frastructure.
Page 332 Charging vehicle MOBILITY It is not possible to operate the vehicle with a discharged vehicle battery. Online Edition for Part no. 01405A38CB9 - VI/21...
Page 333 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY Wheels and tyres Vehicle equipment Tyre inflation pressure information On the body pillar This chapter describes equipment, systems and functions which are offered or will be offered on a model-specific basis, even if they are not inclu‐ ded in the vehicle in question.
Page 334 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY accordance with the tyre manufacturer's speci‐ ▷ If the vehicle has been driven a distance of no fications from your tyre dealer. more than 2 km, 1.25 miles. ▷ If the vehicle has not moved again for at least 2 hours after a journey.
Page 335 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY Vehicle behaviour that may indicate tyre damage Designation Maximum speed or other faults: up to 300 km/h, 186 mph ▷ Unusual vibrations. above 300 km/h/186 mph ▷ Unusual tyre or running noises. ▷ Unusual vehicle response, such as pro‐ nounced pulling to the left or right.
Page 336 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY Tyre age Safety notes Recommendation WARNING Wheels and tyres that are not suitable for the Irrespective of the tyre tread depth, change tyres vehicle can damage parts of the vehicle. For ex‐ after 6 years at the latest. ample they could come into contact with the bodywork on account of their dimensional tol‐...
Page 337 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY facturer as being suitable for the wheels con‐ summer tyres, they do not normally match the cerned. performance of winter tyres. Maximum speed of winter tyres Recommended makes of tyre If the vehicle is capable of maximum speed higher than the speed permitted for the winter tyres, a sign stating the permitted maximum speed for the tyres fitted must be displayed in...
Page 338 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY Remedying flat tyre Overview Storage Safety measures Storage for the tyre repair set is provided in the ▷ Park the vehicle on a firm surface and as far storage under the luggage compartment floor. away from moving traffic as possible. ▷...
Page 339 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY Safety measures Preparing the tyre repair kit ▷ Park the vehicle on a firm surface and as far Insert the tyre sealant bottle into the mount away from moving traffic as possible. on the housing of the compressor. ▷...
Page 340 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY Unscrew the valve cap from the wheel and 6 bar. Do not turn off the compressor in this screw the connecting piece of the filler hose phase. onto the valve. Switch off compressor. With the compressor switched off, insert the Checking the tyre inflation pressure plug into the socket inside the vehicle interior.
Page 341 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY Do not exceed permitted maximum speed of ▷ Increase tyre pressure: with standby or 80 km/h, 50 mph. drive-ready state turned on, turn on the compressor and let it run for a maximum If possible, do not drive slower than of 10 minutes.
Page 342 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY Snow chains Observe the snow chain manufacturer's instruc‐ tions. Do not initialise the flat tyre monitor RPA with Safety notes snow chains fitted, as it may give incorrect read‐ ings. WARNING Do not reset the Tyre Pressure Monitor with snow chains fitted, as it may give incorrect read‐...
Page 343 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY "Snow chains" of tyre inflation pressure can no longer be guar‐ anteed. There is a risk of injury and material "Snow chains fitted" damage. Make sure that the tyre sizes of the The rear-wheel steering is switched on again au‐ fitted tyres are displayed correctly and that they tomatically when the permitted maximum speed match the specifications on the tyres and in the...
Page 344 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY Status display The tyre data does not have to be re-entered if the tyre inflation pressure is corrected. Current status For summer and winter tyres, the tyre data last entered for each type is saved. This means that The status of the system, for example whether the settings can be selected again after a tyre or the system is active, can be shown on the con‐...
Page 345 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY be corrected to the value of the displayed nomi‐ "Vehicle status" nal pressures. "Tyre Pressure Monitor" The nominal pressure is adjusted immediately if Make sure that the tyre settings are correct. the load status is changed in the tyre settings. Tyre settings, see page 343.
Page 346 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY If a tyre inflation pressure check is In addition, an icon indicating which tyre is affec‐ ted is shown in a Check Control message on the required control display. Message Icon Possible cause An icon with a Check Control message is shown There is a flat tyre or substantial tyre on the control display.
Page 347 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY If there is a significant tyre pressure loss Icon Possible cause The tyre was not inflated properly, for Message example insufficient air was added. A yellow warning light is illuminated in The system has detected a wheel the instrument cluster.
Page 348 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY Action The use of tyre sealant, for example a flat tyre kit, can damage the wheel electronics. Have ▷ A wheel without wheel electronics is moun‐ the electronics replaced at the next opportu‐ ted, for example emergency spare wheel: nity.
Page 349 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY ▷ After every tyre or wheel change, the system Start the initialisation: "Perform reset" must be initialised once the tyre inflation Drive off. pressure is correct. Initialisation is completed during the journey ▷ The system must be initialised after the tyre which can be interrupted at any time.
Page 350 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY What to do in the event of a flat tyre Partner of the manufacturer, another qualified Service Partner or a specialist workshop. Identify the damaged tyre. To do this, check the tyre inflation pressure in Safety notes all four tyres, for example using the tyre pres‐...
Page 351 2007 – "Vehicle jacks" includes the following warning which the manufacturer of your BMW herewith adopts: "... no person should place any portion of their body under a vehicle that is WARNING supported only by a jack".
Page 352 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY On a level surface ▷ Locking wheel bolt, arrow 1. ▷ Adapter, arrow 2. Place chocks or other suitable objects in front of and behind the wheel diagonally opposite to the one being changed. Unscrewing Place the adapter on the locking wheel bolt. On a slight downhill gradient Unscrew the locking wheel bolt.
Page 353 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY ▷ If applicable, set up warning triangle or flash‐ Hold the jack with one hand, arrow 1, and ing light at the correct distance. grasp the jack crank or lever with your other ▷ Additionally protect the vehicle against rolling hand, arrow 2.
Page 354 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY Make sure that the base of the vehicle jack is Put on the new wheel or spare wheel and extended vertically and at right angles under‐ tighten at least two wheel bolts crosswise un‐ neath the jacking point. til finger-tight.
Page 355 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY Additionally, regularly check the tyre inflation pressure of the spare wheel in the luggage com‐ partment and correct the pressure if necessary. Safety note WARNING The spare wheel has special dimensions. When driving with an spare wheel, the driving proper‐ ties may change, for example reduced direc‐...
Page 356 Bonnet MOBILITY Bonnet General The bonnet must only be opened by a manufac‐ turer Service Partner or another qualified Service Partner or specialist workshop. For further information: Washer fluid, see page 357. Safety note WARNING Work performed incorrectly under the bonnet can damage components and lead to a safety risk.
Page 357 Operating fluids MOBILITY Operating fluids Vehicle equipment Safety notes This chapter describes equipment, systems and WARNING functions which are offered or will be offered on Some antifreezes can contain toxic substances, a model-specific basis, even if they are not inclu‐ and are flammable.
Page 358 Operating fluids MOBILITY Overview The reservoir for the washer fluid is located un‐ der the bonnet. Press the badge to open the container. The lid will open if the vehicle is un‐ locked. Malfunction Using undiluted screenwash concentrate or anti‐ freeze based on alcohol may result in false read‐...
Page 359 Vehicle equipment, see page 7. The system therefore allows the scope of the maintenance work to be adapted to the individual usage profile. BMW Maintenance System General The maintenance system indicates what mainte‐ Information on service requirements can be nance measures are required and thereby assists shown on the control display.
Page 360 IT systems Safety note of BMW AG, Munich. After a change of registered keeper, the new owner will be able to view the data entered in the NOTE electronic service history.
Page 361 Additional information is available from a Service Partner of the manufacturer or another qualified Service Partner or a specialist workshop. For more information, see www.bmw.com. Online Edition for Part no. 01405A38CB9 - VI/21...
Page 362 Replacing parts MOBILITY Replacing parts Vehicle equipment Replacing the front wiper blades To replace the wiper blades, move the wipers This chapter describes equipment, systems and to the fold-out position. functions which are offered or will be offered on For fold-out position of the windscreen wip‐ a model-specific basis, even if they are not inclu‐...
Page 363 Replacing parts MOBILITY Replacing the rear wiper blade Safety notes The wiper blade locks into place at the end of the wiper arm. WARNING Push the lever down, arrow 1, and pull off Concentrated laser light can cause irritation or wiper blade, arrow 2.
Page 364 Replacing parts MOBILITY Safety notes Hazard icons The following hazard icons can be found on the vehicle battery: DANGER Touching live components can result in an Icon Meaning electric shock. There is a risk of injury or even No smoking, no naked flames, death.
Page 365 Replacing parts MOBILITY Notes on removal ▷ Parking brake, see page 147. ▷ With memory function: save positions again. Observe the following notes on removing the ve‐ hicle battery: ▷ Time: update. ▷ Park the vehicle and switch off consumers. ▷...
Page 366 The fuses are located at different positions in the vehicle. Information on the fuse assignment, as well as the positions of the fuse boxes, is available on the Internet: www.bmw.com/fusecard. Safety note WARNING Incorrect or repaired fuses can overload electri‐...
Page 367 General In the event of a breakdown, data on the vehi‐ Warning triangle cle's condition is sent to BMW Roadside Assis‐ tance. It is possible that malfunctions can be remedied directly. There are various ways of contacting BMW Roadside Assistance.
Page 368 Depending on the national-market version and "All apps" vehicle type, a different accident assistance pro‐ "Assistance" vider can be assigned via the ConnectedDrive If necessary, select the entry for BMW Road‐ customer portal if necessary. side Assistance. Operating requirements A voice contact is established.
Page 369 BMW Accident Assistance can also be contac‐ ted independently of the automatic accident de‐ tection function. "MENU" "All apps" "Assistance" If necessary, select the entry for BMW Acci‐ dent Assistance. SOS button Follow the displays on the control display. A voice contact is established. Operating requirements Emergency call ▷...
Page 370 ▷ The LED is illuminated green when the emer‐ Even if no emergency call through BMW is pos‐ gency call has been activated. sible, in some cases an emergency call may still If a cancellation request is shown on the con‐...
Page 371 When an emergency call is made through injury. There is a danger of injury. Observe the BMW, data such as the vehicle's current po‐ information below when using the fire extin‐ sition, if this can be determined, is sent to the...
Page 372 Help in case of a breakdown MOBILITY Jump start other qualified Service Partner or a specialist workshop. Make a note of the next maintenance date for General the fire extinguisher. Only ever have a Service Partner of the manufac‐ Replace the fire extinguisher after use or have it turer or another qualified Service Partner or a refilled.
Page 373 Help in case of a breakdown MOBILITY Safety notes NOTE The vehicle may be damaged when raising and WARNING securing it. If the gross vehicle weight of the towing vehicle There is a risk of material damage. is less than that of the vehicle being towed, the ▷...
Page 374 Help in case of a breakdown MOBILITY Towing eye Safety note General NOTE If the towing eye is not used as intended, the vehicle or towing eye may be damaged. There is a risk of material damage. Observe the notes on using the towing eye.
Page 375 Care MOBILITY Care Vehicle equipment High-pressure cleaners Safety note This chapter describes equipment, systems and functions which are offered or will be offered on a model-specific basis, even if they are not inclu‐ NOTE ded in the vehicle in question. When cleaning with high-pressure cleaners, ex‐...
Page 376 General BMW recommends using care and cleaning products from BMW. Suitable care products are General available from a Service Partner of the manufac‐ The vehicle must be able to roll freely while in turer or another qualified Service Partner or a the car wash.
Page 377 Care MOBILITY Safety note fects in areas with high air pollution or natural contaminants, for example tree resin or pollen, may affect the vehicle paintwork. Take such fac‐ NOTE tors into consideration when deciding on the fre‐ Open hook and loop fasteners on articles of quency and scope of vehicle care measures.
Page 378 Care MOBILITY Rubber parts soap and water solution for cleaning the seat belts. The surfaces of rubber parts can be contamina‐ ted or lose their shine due to environmental influ‐ Dirt on the seat belt straps can interfere with the ences.
Page 379 Care MOBILITY that should be taken when placing the vehicle in storage for longer than three months. NOTE Incorrect cleaning can damage the surfaces of displays. There is a risk of material damage. Avoid applying excessive pressure and do not use abrasive materials.
Page 380 Dimensions can vary depending on the model The vehicle height may also deviate, e.g. as a re‐ version, equipment or country-specific measure‐ sult of tyres and load. ment method. BMW iX Width with mirrors mm (in) 2230 (87.8) Width without mirrors mm (in) 1967 (77.4)
Page 381 Technical data REFERENCE Weights iX xDrive40 Vehicle kerb weight ready for use, with 75 kg load, no op‐ kg (lb) 2440 (5379) tional equipment Permitted total weight kg (lb) 3010 (6636) Payload kg (lb) 645 (1422) Front axle load limit...
Page 382 Seats for child restraint systems REFERENCE Seats for child restraint systems Vehicle equipment Information for manufacturers of child seats This chapter describes equipment, systems and functions which are offered or will be offered on General a model-specific basis, even if they are not inclu‐ ded in the vehicle in question.
Page 383 Seats for child restraint systems REFERENCE Seat number Position in the vehicle Seat number Position in the vehicle Second-row seating centre Third-row seating centre Second-row seating right Third-row seating right Third-row seating left Right-hand drive vehicles: suitability of child restraint systems for each vehicle seat Seat position 1 - Airbag...
Page 384 Appendix REFERENCE Appendix General Argentina Here is where any updates to the Owner's Handbook for the vehicle are listed. Updates after going to press After the copy deadline for the integrated Own‐ er's Handbook in the vehicle, the following chap‐ ters were updated in the printed Owner's Handbook: Front Radar Sensor...
Page 385 Appendix REFERENCE Australia/New Zealand Brazil R-NZ Este equipamento não tem direito à proteção contra interferência prejudicial e não pode causar interferência em sistemas devidamente autoriza‐ Belarus Para maiores informações, consulte o site da Remote Control ANATEL www.anatel.gov.br Este equipamento opera em caráter secundário, isto é, não tem direito a proteção contra interfer‐...
Page 386 Appendix REFERENCE Remote Control Numéro d’agrément: 20/056/AGR/GF/DG Date d’agrément: 25/12/2020 Modelo: BK1 02996-21-02930 Countries under Directive 2014/53/EU Smart Access 00133-21-06643 Brunei Front Radar Sensor VEREINFACHTE EU-KONFORMITÄTSER‐ KLÄRUNG / SIMPLIFIED EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY / DECLARACIÓN UE DE Body Domain Controller CONFORMIDAD SIMPLIFICADA / DECLARA‐...
Page 387 Appendix REFERENCE en la dirección Internet siguiente: http://continen‐ Potencia máxima de radiofrecuencia transmitida tal.automotive-approvals.com/ en la banda o bandas de frecuencia en las que opera el equipo radioeléctrico: 3.16W (35dBm Le soussigné, ADC Automotive Distance Control RMS EIRP) Systems GmbH, déclare que l'équipement radio‐ électrique du type ARS5-A est conforme à...
Page 388 Appendix REFERENCE Indonesia Uygulanan standartlar: EN 300 330 V2.1.1 (2017-02), EN 303 417 V1.1.1 (2017-09) Front Radar Sensor Madde 3(1)(a) uyarınca geçerli olan sağlık ve gü‐ venlik standartlarını içeren uyumluluk beyanı, açık bir şekilde yukarıda belirtilen ürünle sınırlı olup üreticinin sorumluluğunda olmayan aksesuarları kapsamaz.
Page 389 Appendix REFERENCE Model: BK1 FBD5s 本製品は、電波法に基づく特定無線設備の技術 Numéro d’agrément: 0882/ARE/2020 基準適合証明などを受けております。 Date d’agrément: 07/12/2020 本製品本体のネジを外して内部の改造を行った Mongolia 場合、技術基準適合証明などが無効となります。技術基準適合証明などが無効となった状態での使用は電波法で禁止されております。 Malaysia Remote Control APPROVED IN MONGOLIA ID: A20000292 Unique ID ie Common ID (CID) or Certificate Holder ID (HID) Morocco FBD5 AGREE PAR L’ANRT MAROC NO.
Page 390 Appendix REFERENCE Philippines Numéro d’agrément: MR 00026486 ANRT 2020 Date d’agrément: 26/11/2020 Wireless Charging Numéro d’agrément: MR26847ANRT2020 Date d’agrément: 23/12/2020 Oman OMAN - TRA Front Radar Sensor Transmitter/Receiver R/10951/21 FBD5 D172338 Type Accepted No.: ESD-RCE-2024512 Remote Control FBD5s R/10724/20 Type Accepted D172299 No.: ESD-RCE-2024513 Wireless Charging...
Page 391 Appendix REFERENCE Transmitter/Receiver South Africa FBD5, FBD5s И005 20 Wireless Charging И005 20 Singapore Front Radar Sensor Front Radar Sensor TA-2020 / 8043 APPROVED Smart Access TA-2020/7441 TA-2020/7442 Transmitter/Receiver NFC Reader FBD5 Complies with IMDA Standards DA105282 TA-2020/7547 APPROVED Smart Access FBD5s Complies with IMDA Standards DA 101586 TA-2020/7546...
Page 392 Appendix REFERENCE Remote Control 低功率射頻器材須忍受合法通信或工業、科學及醫療用電波輻射性電機設備之干擾。 R-C-MQU-BK1 송신기 주파수 433.92 MHz, 6489.6 MHz, NFC Reader 6988.8 MHz, 7488.0 MHz, 7987.2 MHz CAL21LP0140T6 B급 기기 (가정용 방송통신기자재) 이 기기는 가 정용(B급) 전자파적합기기로서 주로 가정에서 사 Smart Access 용하는 것을 목적으로 하며, 모든 지역에서 사용 CCAH20LPB260T4 할...
Page 393 Appendix REFERENCE Smart Access Ukraine Body Domain Controller Цим Visteon Electronics Germany GmbH with NFC Reader addres: Visteonstrasse 4-10, 50170 Kerpen, Німеччина заявляє, що тип радіообладнання: TRA REGISTERED No: ER93013/20 Головний блок з технологією Immobilizer and DEALER No: DA36975/14 Comfort Access, with frequency 125KHz. Mодель:BCP-01 відповідає...
Page 394 Appendix REFERENCE Wireless Charging СПРОЩЕНА ДЕКЛАРАЦІЯ ЄС ПРО ВІДПОВІДНІСТЬ Name: SUNTECH VN Цим ADC Automotive Distance Control Systems Code: C00082015 GmbH заявляє, що радіообладнання типу ARS5-B відповідає вимогам Директиви Zambia 2014/53/EU. Повний текст декларації ЄС про відповідність доступний за наступною адресою...
Page 395 Appendix REFERENCE Online Edition for Part no. 01405A38CB9 - VI/21...
Page 396 Everything from A to Z REFERENCE Everything from A to Z Index Air quality Air suspension, see Two-axle ride level con‐ trol 3D view, parking view Alarm signal, high-voltage battery Alarm system All-season tyres, see Winter tyres Alternating-code hand-held transmitter ABS Anti-lock Brake System Ambient lighting Accelerator pedal settings...
Page 397 BMW Intelligent Personal Assistant tant BMW Maintenance System Automatic driving lights BMW Roadside Assistance Automatic driving lights control BMW Services, see Owner's Handbook for Navi‐ Automatic formation of emergency lane gation, Entertainment, Communication Automatic Hold Bonnet Automatic locking Bottle holder, front, see Cup holder, front...
Page 398 Cleaning displays, monitors Cleaning, Head-Up Display Central locking system Climate comfort windscreen Central screen, see Control display Closing with a smartphone, see BMW Digital Centre airbag Centre airbag, see Centre airbag Closing with the Key Card Centre armrest, front Coat hooks Centre console Collision Warning, see Front-collision warn‐...
Page 399 Control systems, driving stability Detecting traffic lights Converting the headlights, see Right-hand/left- Device list hand traffic Diagnosis connection Convoy Assistant, Assisted Driving Plus, see Digital Key, see BMW Digital Key Cruise Control Systems Dimensions Coolant Dimming exterior mirror Cooling, maximum Dimming interior mirror Cooling system Dipping headlights, see High beam assis‐...
Page 400 Drive-off support Drive position B, Brake Drive power reduced, see Heavily discharged eDRIVE, electric driving, see BMW eDRIVE high-voltage battery Efficient4x4, see xDrive Driver activity, see Driver Attention Camera Efficient Mode, see Driving tips Driver assistance, parking, see Parking assis‐...
Page 401 Failure message, see Check Control General settings False warnings, see Avoiding false warnings Gesture Control Fastening seat belts, see Seat belts Gestures, see BMW Gesture Control Fatigue warning function Give way warning Fault displays, see Check Control Glare protection, see Sun visor...
Page 402 Indicator lamp, front passenger airbags Head-Up Display, care Indicator lights Head-Up Display, saving position, see Memory Individual air distribution function Individual settings, see BMW ID Heavy transported loads, stowing Inductive charging, smartphone, see Wireless Height, vehicle charging dock Help in case of a breakdown...
Page 403 Maintenance requirements, see Condition Based Light-alloy wheels, care Service CBS Light in exterior mirror, see Crossing traffic warn‐ Maintenance, see Service requirements Maintenance System, BMW Lighting Make-up mirror Lighting, loudspeaker, see Bowers & Wil‐ Malfunction displays, see Check Control kins...
Page 404 On-board tool kit Mode 2 charging cable Opening and closing Mode 2 charging, see Vehicle charging Opening with a smartphone, see BMW Digital Mode 3 charging cable Mode 4 charging cable, see DC charging ca‐ Opening with the Key Card...
Page 405 Everything from A to Z REFERENCE Owner's Handbook on language, BMW Intelli‐ Phone call, gesture control gent Personal Assistant Physical units, see Set units of measurement Owner's Handbook, printed Place for children Plasters, see First-aid kit Plastic parts, care Pop-ups, control display...
Page 406 Replacing lights, see Bulbs and lights Safe seating position Replacing parts Safe Share function, see BMW Digital Key Replacing rear light, see Bulbs and lights Safety of the high-voltage system Replacing tail lights, see Bulbs and lights Safety package, see Active Protection...
Page 407 Soft-close function, doors Handbook for Navigation, Entertainment, Com‐ Software update, see Remote Software Up‐ munication grade Service, see BMW Accident Assistance Software upgrade, see Remote Software Up‐ Service, see BMW Roadside Assistance grade Servotronic Software version, see Remote Software Up‐...
Page 408 Everything from A to Z REFERENCE Speed limiter, manual, see Cruise Control Sys‐ Switches, see Vehicle cockpit tems Switching off drive-ready state Speed Limit Info Switching on drive-ready state Speed warning Symbols and displays SPORT+ setting, see Setting for increased driv‐ SYNC program, automatic air conditioning ing dynamics System settings, see General settings...
Page 409 Everything from A to Z REFERENCE Towing away Towing eye Towing rope Ultrasonic sensors, see Sensors of the vehi‐ Towing, see Towing away Traffic information, see Owner's Handbook for Units of measurement Navigation, Entertainment, Communication Units, see Set units of measurement Traffic Jam Assistant, Assisted Driving Plus, see Universal remote control Cruise Control Systems...
Page 410 Welcome screen, driver profiles Entertainment, Communication Wheelbase, vehicle VIN, see Vehicle identification number Wheel change Voice control Wheels and tyres Voice control, see BMW Intelligent Personal As‐ Wheels and tyres, exchange sistant Widgets, iDrive Voice control system Width, vehicle Voice input...
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Page 416 The Ultimate Driving Machine BMW DRIVER'S GUIDE APP. Your customised vehicle information in an app. Optimised for smartphones & tablets. Can be used offline. *BL5A38CB900Q* 01405A38CB9 en Online Edition for Part no. 01405A38CB9 - VI/21...

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