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  • Page 1 LINK: CONTENT & A-Z The Ultimate Driving Machine OWNER'S HANDBOOK. THE BMW 8 SERIES COUPÉ. Online Edition for Part no. xxx - VI/18...
  • Page 2 Online Edition for Part no. xxx - VI/18...
  • 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. Also use the Integrated Owner's Handbook in your vehicle. It contains impor‐...

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Setting and operation ....................On the move ........................CONTROLS Driving area ........................Vehicle operating state ....................iDrive ..........................BMW Remote Software Upgrade ................General settings ......................Opening and closing ..................... Seats, mirrors and steering wheel ................Carrying children safely ..................... Driving ..........................
  • Page 5 © 2018 Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft Munich, Germany Not to be reproduced, wholly or in part, without written permission from BMW AG, Munich. English VI/18, 07 18 490 Printed on environmentally friendly paper, bleached without chlorine, suitable for recycling. Online Edition for Part no. xxx - VI/18...
  • Page 6 Online Edition for Part no. xxx - VI/18...
  • Page 7 NOTES Notes ......................8 Owner's Handbook media ................ 19 Online Edition for Part no. xxx - VI/18...

  • Page 8: Notes Notes

    We recommend that you read through the first chapter to obtain an initial overview of the vehi‐ Owner's Handbook and general information cle. about BMW, for example on technology, are available on the Internet: www.bmw.com. Validity of Owner's Handbook Integrated Owner's Handbook in...
  • Page 9 Notes NOTES Symbols and displays Vehicle equipment This Owner's Handbook describes all models Symbols in the Owner's and all the national and special equipment avail‐ Handbook able for the model series. As a result, this Own‐ er's Handbook may also contain descriptions and Symbol Meaning illustrations of equipment and functions not fea‐...
  • Page 10 Notes NOTES For Australia/New Zealand: Owner's Handbook for the vehicle will contain updated information. general When reading this Owner's Handbook, please Your own safety bear the following in mind: to ensure that our ve‐ hicles continue to embody the highest quality and safety standards, we pursue a policy of con‐...
  • Page 11 Electronic control devices recommends having corresponding work carried process data that they receive from vehicle sen‐ out by a BMW Service Partner. If you choose to sors, generate themselves or exchange with one use another specialist workshop, BMW recom‐...
  • Page 12 Notes NOTES used for and where it has come from. Proof of ▷ Ambient conditions, for example temperature, ownership or use is required to obtain this infor‐ rain sensor signals. mation. The data is only processed within the vehicle it‐ The right to information also extends to informa‐...
  • Page 13 Notes NOTES The data is collected, processed and used by the This data may be saved locally in the vehicle or is relevant organisations in the service network. found on a device that has been connected to The data documents the technical conditions of the vehicle, for example a smartphone, USB stick the vehicle and helps in locating errors, comply‐...
  • Page 14 Notes NOTES General clude online services and apps supplied by the vehicle manufacturer or by other providers. Information on the eCall on-board statutory emergency call system, which is based on a 112 Services from the vehicle emergency call, its operation and its functions, manufacturer see page 353.
  • Page 15 Notes NOTES Data types and their recipients The eCall statutory emergency call system en‐ sures that it cannot be traced and there is no The eCall statutory emergency call system may permanent tracking during normal operation. only collect and process the following data: The eCall statutory emergency call system en‐...
  • Page 16 Notes NOTES Intelligent emergency call The intelligent emergency call system processes personal data only with the vehicle owner's con‐ system sent. The intelligent emergency call system and other Principle services with additional benefits may only proc‐ The intelligent emergency call system enables ess personal data with the express consent of manual or automatic emergency calls to be is‐...
  • Page 17 Notes NOTES Disclosure of personal data and if the corresponding devices are directly connected to the vehicle. The data obtained in the context of an intelligent emergency call is only used to process the Automatic emergency call emergency call. If legally obliged to do so, the ve‐ The system has been designed so that an emer‐...
  • Page 18 Notes NOTES Vehicle identification number Engine compartment The vehicle identification number is in the engine compartment, on the right-hand side of the vehi‐ cle. Type plate The vehicle identification number is on the type plate, on the right-hand side of the vehicle. iDrive It is also possible to display the vehicle identifica‐...

  • Page 19: Owner's Handbook Media

    Owner's Handbook media NOTES Owner's Handbook media Vehicle equipment Owner's Handbook for the vehicle will contain updated information. This chapter describes all standard, country-spe‐ cific and special equipment available for the Printed Owner's Handbook model series. It may therefore describe equip‐ ment and functions which are not installed in Principle your vehicle, for example on account of the op‐...

  • Page 20: Quick Reference

    Owner's Handbook media NOTES "Owner's Handbook" Press the button again to switch back Select the required method of accessing the to the last displayed function. contents. Press the button again to switch back Scrolling within the Owner's to the last displayed page of the Owner's Handbook Handbook.
  • Page 21 Owner's Handbook media NOTES Online Edition for Part no. xxx - VI/18...
  • Page 22 Online Edition for Part no. xxx - VI/18...

  • Page 23: Quick Reference

    QUICK REFERENCE Getting in ..................... 24 Setting and operation ................28 On the move ....................32 Online Edition for Part no. xxx - VI/18...

  • Page 24: Getting In

    Getting in QUICK REFERENCE Getting in Opening and closing The windows are closed for as long as the but‐ ton on the remote control is pressed. Buttons on the remote control Central locking buttons Overview 1 Unlocking 2 Locking Central locking buttons. 3 To open/close boot lid 4 Headlight courtesy delay feature Locking...
  • Page 25 Getting in QUICK REFERENCE Unlocking the vehicle movement, the leg must pass through the range of both sensors. Fully grip the handle of a vehicle door. Boot lid Locking the vehicle Opening With your finger, touch the grooved area on the handle of a closed vehicle door for approximately ▷...
  • Page 26 Getting in QUICK REFERENCE Driver's door ▷ Press the button on the inside of the boot lid. ▷ Press the button. The vehicle is locked after the boot lid has been closed. To do this, the driver's door must be closed and the remote control must be outside the vehicle in the vicinity of the boot lid.
  • Page 27 Getting in QUICK REFERENCE the touchscreen, voice control system or Ges‐ ture Control. Buttons on the Controller Button Function To call up the main menu. To call up the Apps menu. To call up the Communication menu. To call up the Media/Radio menu. To call up the Destination input menu of the navigation system.

  • Page 28: Setting And Operation

    Setting and operation QUICK REFERENCE Setting and operation Seats, mirrors and steering Distance to back of head wheel Electrically adjustable seats ▷ Back: press the button and slide the head re‐ straint towards the rear. ▷ Forward: pull the head restraint forwards. 1 Backrest width To adjust the exterior mirrors 2 Forward/back, height, seat angle...
  • Page 29 Setting and operation QUICK REFERENCE To adjust the steering wheel Entering the rear passenger compartment Electrical steering wheel adjustment Folding down the backrest Pull loop. Press the switch to adjust the steering wheel to the correct fore/aft position and height for your seating position.
  • Page 30 Setting and operation QUICK REFERENCE Navigation destination input The Bluetooth name of the vehicle is shown on the display of the mobile telephone. Se‐ lect the Bluetooth name of the vehicle. Entering the destination using the quick-search function Depending on the mobile device, either a control number is displayed, or you will have to enter the control number yourself.
  • Page 31 Setting and operation QUICK REFERENCE Apple CarPlay preparation Principle CarPlay makes it possible to operate certain functions of a compatible Apple iPhone by Siri voice operation and using iDrive. Operating requirements ▷ Compatible iPhone. iPhone 5 or later with iOS 7.1 or later. ▷...

  • Page 32: On The Move

    On the move QUICK REFERENCE On the move Driving Press the switch with the brake pedal depressed or selector lever position P engaged. LED and indicator lamp turn off. Drive-ready state The parking brake is released. Switching on drive-ready state Parking ▷...
  • Page 33 On the move QUICK REFERENCE Only engage selector lever position R when the Press the selector lever out of selector lever po‐ vehicle is stationary. sition D to the left. Manual operation: Cancelling the selector lever lock ▷ To shift down: press the selector lever for‐ wards.
  • Page 34 On the move QUICK REFERENCE Turn indicator Symbol Function Instrument lighting. Parking light, right. Parking light, left. ▷ On: press the lever beyond the resistance Wiper system point. ▷ Off: press the lever in the opposite direction Switching the wipers on/off and beyond the resistance point.
  • Page 35 On the move QUICK REFERENCE Switching off and flick-wiping To adjust the sensitivity Press the lever down. Turn the knurled wheel on the wiper lever. ▷ To switch off: press the lever downwards un‐ til the home position is reached. To clean the windscreen ▷...
  • Page 36 On the move QUICK REFERENCE Petrol Button Function For optimal fuel consumption, the petrol should Air flow, manual. be sulphur-free or low in sulphur content. Fuels labelled on the pump as containing metal Air distribution, manual. must not be used. Defrost the windscreen and re‐...
  • Page 37 Breakdown Assist Topping up BMW breakdown assistance Via iDrive: "COM" "BMW Assistance" If applicable, "BMW Roadside Assist." A voice connection is established. ConnectedDrive Do not top up engine oil unless a message is dis‐ played in the instrument cluster. Concierge Service The Concierge Service provides information Note the top-up quantity in the message.
  • Page 38 On the move QUICK REFERENCE Teleservice Teleservices are services that help to keep the vehicle mobile. Teleservices can comprise the following serv‐ ices: ▷ BMW breakdown assistance. ▷ BMW Accident Assistance ▷ Teleservice Call. ▷ Manual Teleservice Call. ▷ Automatic Teleservice Call.
  • Page 39 On the move QUICK REFERENCE Online Edition for Part no. xxx - VI/18...
  • Page 40 Online Edition for Part no. xxx - VI/18...

  • Page 41: Controls

    CONTROLS Driving area ....................42 Vehicle operating state ................47 iDrive ......................50 BMW Remote Software Upgrade ............63 General settings ..................66 Opening and closing ................. 79 Seats, mirrors and steering wheel ............108 Carrying children safely ................120 Driving .......................

  • Page 42: Driving Area

    Driving area CONTROLS Driving area Vehicle equipment your vehicle, for example on account of the op‐ tional equipment selected or the country specifi‐ cation. This also applies to safety-relevant func‐ This chapter describes all standard, country-spe‐ tions and systems. Please comply with the cific and special equipment available for the relevant laws and regulations when using the model series.
  • Page 43 Driving area CONTROLS Light switch  163 With steering and lane control as‐ sistant  233: Cruise Control, distance control and Lights off tracking on/off Daytime driving lights  165 Side lights  164 Cruise Control: to store a speed Automatic driving lights con‐ To interrupt or resume Cruise Con‐ trol  163 trol Adaptive light...
  • Page 44 Driving area CONTROLS Horn, entire area To adjust the steering wheel  115 Steering wheel heating  116 To release the bonnet  332 Around the centre console 1 Control Display  53 Parking brake  132 Hazard warning lights  351 Automatic Hold  133 Intelligent Safety  176 Drive experience switch  143 Ventilation  269 SPORT drive mode 4 Glove box  282 COMFORT drive mode...
  • Page 45 Driving area CONTROLS ECO PRO drive mode Surround View: Panorama View  246 ADAPTIVE drive mode Dynamic Stability Control, DSC  215 To switch drive-ready state on/ 12 Steptronic transmission selector lever  138 off  129 Auto Start Stop function  129 Park Distance Control, PDC  239 Without Surround View: rear-view camera  243 Surround view  246...
  • Page 46 Driving area CONTROLS Reading lights  169 Interior light  169 Online Edition for Part no. xxx - VI/18...

  • Page 47: Vehicle Operating State

    Vehicle operating state CONTROLS Vehicle operating state Vehicle equipment Safety notes This chapter describes all standard, country-spe‐ WARNING cific and special equipment available for the An unsecured vehicle can start moving and roll‐ model series. It may therefore describe equip‐ ing away.
  • Page 48 Vehicle operating state CONTROLS General ▷ When the battery state-of-charge is low. ▷ When leaving the vehicle, if one of the front The vehicle switches to standby state after the doors is opened, depending on the iDrive front doors are opened from the outside. setting.
  • Page 49 Vehicle operating state CONTROLS Observe the following to ensure that the vehi‐ A Check Control message is shown. cle is secured against rolling away: Petrol engine ▷ Apply the parking brake. Depending on the engine version, full drive ▷ Turn the front wheels towards the kerb on power may only be available approx.

  • Page 50: Idrive

    iDrive CONTROLS iDrive Vehicle equipment Entry and display Main menu This chapter describes all standard, country-spe‐ cific and special equipment available for the The left-hand side of the main menu features model series. It may therefore describe equip‐ menu items which can be used to access all of ment and functions which are not installed in the iDrive functions.
  • Page 51 Management and access to apps as well as vehi‐ cle functions. Additional apps can be obtained Function is enabled. from the BMW Store. Function is disabled. Widgets Status information The right-hand part of the main menu contains the widgets.
  • Page 52 iDrive CONTROLS Overview Symbols for entertainment Symbol Meaning Bluetooth audio. USB audio interface. Online Entertainment. WLAN. Other symbols 1 Favourites buttons Symbol Meaning Saving a function Check Control message. Select function via iDrive. Sound output switched off. Press and hold the desired button Determining the current vehicle posi‐...
  • Page 53 iDrive CONTROLS Switching on/off automatically "OK" The Control Display is switched on automatically after unlocking. Control Display and In certain situations, the Control Display is Controller switched off automatically, for example if no op‐ eration is performed on the vehicle for several minutes.
  • Page 54 iDrive CONTROLS Operation using the Controller Calling up the main menu Press the button. ▷ Tilting in four directions. The main menu is displayed. All iDrive functions can be called up via the main menu. Selecting menu Buttons on the Controller Selecting menu items Button Function Highlighted menu items can be selected.
  • Page 55 iDrive CONTROLS Calling up the Options menu Via iDrive: Select the required page in the main menu. It Press the button. is only possible to adapt the page that is cur‐ rently selected. The "Options" menu is displayed. Tilt the Controller up. The Options menu consists of various areas: "Adjust main menu"...
  • Page 56 iDrive CONTROLS Operating alphabetical lists ▷ Always enter associated characters, for ex‐ ample accents or dots, so that the letter will For alphabetical lists with more than 30 entries, be correctly detected. The input option de‐ the letters for which entries are available can be pends on the language that has been set.
  • Page 57 iDrive CONTROLS Calling up the main menu Switching between screens Tap the symbol. After a menu item has been selected, a new screen is displayed. An arrow indicates that further screens can be called up. ▷ Swipe to the left. ▷...
  • Page 58 Press the button on the steering The navigation map can be moved via the touch‐ wheel. screen. ▷ Say the wake word ›Hello BMW‹ or the per‐ Function Operation sonalised wake word. It is possible that no further spoken commands To enlarge/reduce Pinch or move your fin‐...
  • Page 59 Owner's Handbook for Navi‐ Preset wake word gation, Entertainment, Communication. The preset wake word ›Hello BMW‹ can be reset. This will deactivate and delete any personalised Help with the voice control system wake word that has previously been set.
  • Page 60 iDrive CONTROLS Activating voice recognition via Adjusting the volume server Turn the volume knob during the spoken instruc‐ tions until the desired volume is obtained. Voice recognition via server enables use of the dictation function, natural input of destinations ▷ The volume setting is retained even if you and improves the quality of voice recognition.
  • Page 61 CONTROLS BMW Gesture Control Activating/deactivating Via iDrive: Principle "CAR" BMW Gesture Control enables some iDrive func‐ "Settings" tions to be operated simply by moving your "General settings" hands. "Gesture control" Overview "Gesture control" Settings "CAR" "Settings" "General settings" "Gesture control"...
  • Page 62 iDrive CONTROLS Gesture Operation Function Pinch your thumb and index finger together Surround View: rotate camera view. and move your hand horizontally right or left. This gesture is only possible with the vehicle at standstill. Move your index and middle fingers apart and Individually assignable gesture.

  • Page 63: Bmw Remote Software Upgrade

    General version information can be shown on the Control Display during the download and following suc‐ BMW recommends carrying out the Remote cessful completion of the installation. The infor‐ Software Upgrade as soon as it becomes avail‐ mation is available at all times in the Connected‐...
  • Page 64 Download the upgrade to your smartphone in themselves or other road users, for example by the BMW Connected app when available. the following actions: Follow the instructions in the BMW Connec‐ ▷ Pressing the start/stop button. ted app. ▷ Release the parking brake.
  • Page 65 Malfunction In the event of a malfunction, follow the instruc‐ tions on the Control Display or in the BMW Con‐ nected app. If the malfunction cannot be rectified, contact a Service Partner of the manufacturer or another...

  • Page 66: General Settings

    General settings CONTROLS General settings Vehicle equipment The associated menu in which the messages are displayed is opened. Select the required message. This chapter describes all standard, country-spe‐ cific and special equipment available for the Deleting messages model series. It may therefore describe equip‐ ment and functions which are not installed in All messages which are not Check Control mes‐...
  • Page 67 General settings CONTROLS Time Automatic time setting Depending on the equipment, the time, date and, if necessary, time zone are updated automati‐ Setting the time zone cally. Via iDrive: Via iDrive: "CAR" "CAR" "Settings" "Settings" "General settings" "General settings" "Date and time" "Date and time"...
  • Page 68 General settings CONTROLS Language Journey data settings Selecting the language Principle Via iDrive: The intervals at which the journey data, see page 158, is reset can be adjusted. "CAR" "Settings" Resetting journey data "General settings" "CAR" "Language:" "Settings" "System language" "General settings"...
  • Page 69 Principle If vehicle tracking is activated, the current vehicle The instrument cluster contains a camera which position can be displayed in the BMW Connec‐ monitors the driver's activity. The camera evalu‐ ted app or in the ConnectedDrive customer por‐ ates the head position and opening of the eyes in tal.
  • Page 70 Deleting personal data in the Principle vehicle The vehicle offers various services which require data to be transferred to BMW or a service pro‐ Principle vider. The transfer of data can be deactivated for some services. Depending on use, the vehicle stores personal data such as saved radio stations.
  • Page 71 General settings CONTROLS ▷ Navigation, for example saved destinations. Function Connec‐ ▷ Phone book. tion type ▷ Online data, for example Favourites, cookies. Making calls using the hands- Bluetooth. ▷ Office data, for example voice memos. free system. ▷ Login accounts. Operating telephone functions via iDrive or touchscreen.
  • Page 72 General settings CONTROLS Safety note ▷ The remote control or BMW display key is lo‐ cated in the vehicle. ▷ The device is operational. WARNING ▷ Bluetooth is activated on the device and Operating integrated information systems and switched on in the vehicle, see page 72.
  • Page 73 General settings CONTROLS ▷ "Phone calls and Bluetooth audio" Charge the mobile telephone and deactivate power-save mode if necessary. ▷ "Apps" Why does the mobile telephone no longer re‐ ▷ "Apple CarPlay" spond? The Bluetooth name of the vehicle is dis‐ ▷...
  • Page 74 General settings CONTROLS Re-synchronise the contacts: "Reload ▷ Do not expose the USB devices to extreme contacts" environmental conditions, for example very high temperatures, see the operating instruc‐ How can the telephone connection quality be tions of the device. improved? ▷...
  • Page 75 General settings CONTROLS Internet connection A data volume may need to be purchased from a service provider when you first connect to the In‐ ternet via the Internet hotspot. Principle Data volumes can be purchased via the connec‐ Compatible devices with a WiFi interface can use ted mobile telephone or the ConnectedDrive the vehicle's Internet connection via the Internet Store, depending on the country version.
  • Page 76 General settings CONTROLS Operating requirements "New device" Select CarPlay as the function: ▷ Compatible smartphone, see page 72, with Screen Mirroring interface. "Apple CarPlay" ▷ Screen Mirroring is switched on in the smart‐ The iPhone is connected to the vehicle and dis‐ phone.
  • Page 77 General settings CONTROLS Managing mobile devices Configuring the device Functions can be activated or deactivated on a registered or connected device. General Via iDrive: ▷ Following one-off registration, the devices are automatically detected and connected again "COM" when the standby state is switched on. "Mobile devices"...
  • Page 78 General settings CONTROLS Deleting a device If the settings saved in a driver profile are synchronised with a ConnectedDrive account, Via iDrive: these settings will be retained in the Connected‐ "COM" Drive account. "Mobile devices" Select a device. "Delete device" The device is disconnected and deleted from the device list.

  • Page 79: Opening And Closing

    Depending on the equipment, two remote con‐ and are exposed to extreme temperatures as a trols or one remote control and the BMW display result. Do not lock the vehicle from the outside key, see page 83, are supplied.
  • Page 80 Opening and closing CONTROLS Overview If only the driver's door and the fuel filler flap have been unlocked due to the settings, press the button on the remote control again to unlock the other vehicle access points. The following functions are also carried out: ▷...
  • Page 81 Opening and closing CONTROLS ▷ Whether locking of the vehicle is acknowl‐ The windows are closed for as long as the but‐ edged with a light signal or an acoustic signal. ton on the remote control is pressed. ▷ Whether the exterior mirrors are automatically The exterior mirrors are folded in.
  • Page 82 Opening and closing CONTROLS with a lever motion of the integrated key, ar‐ row 2. NOTE The boot lid swings rearwards and upwards when opened. There is a danger of damage to property. When opening and closing, make sure that the area of movement of the boot lid is kept clear.
  • Page 83 General ▷ Interference with the radio transmission The BMW display key is supplied with an addi‐ caused by the charging of mobile devices, for tional mechanical key. When using the display example a mobile phone. key, you should also carry the mechanical key, ▷...
  • Page 84 Opening and closing CONTROLS Overview ▷ With auxiliary heating: operate auxiliary heat‐ ing. Without auxiliary heating: operate independ‐ ent ventilation. Safety notes WARNING Persons remaining in the vehicle or pets left in‐ side can lock the doors from the inside and lock 1 Opening/closing the boot themselves in.
  • Page 85 Opening and closing CONTROLS Display Hide the information shown on the display man‐ ually: General Press the button on the left of the display key. Overview, see page 84. Display is divided into the status bar at top, infor‐ mation area and status bar at bottom. Show content on the display: Press the button on the left of the display Upper status bar...
  • Page 86 Opening and closing CONTROLS ▷ When inserting the display key into the wire‐ Main menu Information/function less charging dock, make sure there are no "Range Range with the available fuel. objects between it and the wireless charging information" dock. "Precondit. With auxiliary heating: operate Safety note setting"...
  • Page 87 Pay attention to A Check Control message is shown. the display in the instrument cluster. Detection of the BMW display key by the vehicle If the display key is detected: may be disrupted by the following circumstan‐...
  • Page 88 Opening and closing CONTROLS Unlocking/locking using the door NOTE lock The door lock is firmly connected to the door. Pull the door handle outwards with one hand The door handle can be moved. Pulling the and hold it. door handle when the integrated key is inserted can damage the paint or the integrated key.
  • Page 89 Comfort closing. ▷ Contactless vehicle unlocking and locking. Central locking buttons. ▷ Unlocking and locking the vehicle using the BMW Digital Key. ▷ Opening the boot lid. Locking ▷ Contactless opening and closing of the boot Press the button with the front doors lid.
  • Page 90 Opening and closing CONTROLS Unlocking ▷ Whether the exterior mirrors are automatically folded out and in when the vehicle is un‐ locked and locked. General ▷ Whether the headlight courtesy delay feature, The behaviour of the vehicle when unlocked via see page 165, is activated when the vehicle Comfort Access depends on the following set‐...
  • Page 91 Opening and closing CONTROLS Closing NOTE The boot lid swings rearwards and upwards when opened. There is a danger of damage to property. When opening and closing, make sure that the area of movement of the boot lid is kept clear. Opening With your finger, touch the knurled area on the handle of a closed vehicle door and keep your...
  • Page 92 Opening and closing CONTROLS Safety notes movement, the leg must pass through the range of both sensors. WARNING When operating the boot lid contactlessly, there is a risk of touching vehicle parts, for ex‐ ample the hot exhaust system. There is a dan‐ ger of injury.
  • Page 93 Principle ▷ Whether the welcome light, see page 165, is BMW Digital Key allows you to use a compatible switched on when the vehicle is unlocked. smartphone, see page 71, to lock, unlock and ▷ Whether the headlight courtesy delay feature, start the vehicle.
  • Page 94 BMW Connected app. ▷ A digital key for the vehicle is installed on the If a digital key has been removed via the BMW smartphone. Connected app, it can only still be used to unlock ▷ BMW Digital Key is activated for the vehicle.
  • Page 95 "Add new digital key" Resetting BMW Digital Key Enter the Digital Key Code and the TAN if ap‐ To reset BMW Digital Key, there must be an au‐ plicable. thorised remote control in the vehicle. Once the digital key has been registered, its Following the reset, it will no longer be possible name appears in the list of digital keys.
  • Page 96 The boot lid cannot open when the vehicle is in phone. parking service mode, see page 102. If a vehicle is to be sold, BMW Digital Key should be reset in the vehicle. The new vehicle owner Safety notes should make sure that BMW Digital Key has been reset.
  • Page 97 Opening and closing CONTROLS Opening and closing Pressing and holding the button closes the boot lid again. Opening ▷ By pressing or pulling the button in the driv‐ er's door. Pressing the button again resumes From outside the opening operation. Closing From outside Press and hold the button on the re‐...
  • Page 98 There is a danger of in‐ the driver profile can be synchronised with the jury. When opening and closing, make sure that personal BMW ConnectedDrive account. This the area of movement of the doors is kept makes it possible to use these settings in other clear.
  • Page 99 Opening and closing CONTROLS Operating requirements ▷ Switch on Gesture Control. If you change to a different driver profile, the ve‐ Guest profile hicle cannot move at any more than walking speed. The guest profile can be activated by any driver. Vehicle settings that are made when the guest Welcome screen profile is active are saved in the guest profile.
  • Page 100 If the driver profile was pro‐ ▷ "with BMW Digital Key" tected with a PIN, unwanted access is no longer possible. A digital key is assigned to the driver pro‐...
  • Page 101 Connected‐ Drive account. This makes it possible to use the "Remove now" personal settings in other BMW vehicles with ConnectedDrive countries: If the driver profile ConnectedDrive access as well. has been synchronised with a ConnectedDrive Synchronisation with the ConnectedDrive ac‐...
  • Page 102 Opening and closing CONTROLS Parking service mode Tilt the Controller upwards and select the corresponding entry. ▷ Via the vehicle settings. Principle In parking service mode, the Control Display is Via the vehicle settings disabled and operation via iDrive is no longer Via iDrive: possible.
  • Page 103 Opening and closing CONTROLS Driver profile without PIN This PIN is defined for the active driver profile. Parking service mode was activated by a differ‐ "Activate now" ent person. To deactivate parking service mode, a driver without a PIN must enter the login details Guest profile for his/her ConnectedDrive account.
  • Page 104 Opening and closing CONTROLS Automatic unlocking Only the driver's door and fuel filler flap are unlocked. Pressing again unlocks the Via iDrive: entire vehicle. "CAR" ▷ "All doors" "Settings" The entire vehicle is unlocked. "Doors/Vehicle access" ▷ "Comfort entry" "Unlock at end of journey" The entire vehicle is unlocked.
  • Page 105 Opening and closing CONTROLS ▷ "Tailgate and door(s)" The alarm system indicates these changes visu‐ ally and audibly: Boot lid is opened and the doors are un‐ locked. ▷ Audible alarm: Depending on local regulations, the acoustic Comfort Access alarm may be suppressed. ▷...
  • Page 106 Opening and closing CONTROLS ▷ Indicator lamp flashes for approximately ▷ When the vehicle is locked after starting to 10 seconds before it flashes every 2 sec‐ refuel. onds: The tilt alarm sensor and interior protection can The interior movement detector and tilt alarm be switched off for such situations.
  • Page 107 Opening and closing CONTROLS Overview ▷ Pull the switch past the resistance point. The window closes automatically if the door is closed. Pulling the switch again stops the movement. Comfort closing using the remote control, see page 81. Closing using Comfort Access, see page 89. Anti-trap mechanism Power window switches General...

  • Page 108: Seats, Mirrors And Steering Wheel

    Seats, mirrors and steering wheel CONTROLS Seats, mirrors and steering wheel Vehicle equipment Safety notes This chapter describes all standard, country-spe‐ WARNING cific and special equipment available for the Adjusting the seat during a journey could cause model series. It may therefore describe equip‐ the seat to move unexpectedly.
  • Page 109 Seats, mirrors and steering wheel CONTROLS Overview Seat angle Tilt the switch up or down. 1 Backrest width 2 Forward/back, height, seat angle Backrest angle 3 Backrest tilt, head restraint 4 Lumbar support Forward/back Tilt the switch forwards or backwards. Thigh support Press the switch forwards or backwards.
  • Page 110 Seats, mirrors and steering wheel CONTROLS Lumbar support Function restriction It may not be possible to adjust the backrest Principle width at very high and very low temperatures. The curvature of the backrest can be changed in Entering the rear passenger such a way that the lumbar region, the lordosis, is compartment supported.
  • Page 111 Seats, mirrors and steering wheel CONTROLS Folding back the backrest WARNING Fold back and lock the backrest. The protective function of the seat belts may The seat automatically moves back to the last be limited or may even fail completely if the seat position saved.
  • Page 112 Seats, mirrors and steering wheel CONTROLS Adjustment for automatic WARNING retracting seat belts No modifications or additions should be made ▷ Pull the seat belt tongue diagonally across by the user that will either prevent the seat belt the body and push it into the belt buckle until adjusting devices from operating to remove it audibly engages into place.
  • Page 113 Seats, mirrors and steering wheel CONTROLS Seat belt reminder for driver and WARNING front passenger seat Parts of the body can become trapped when General the head restraints are moved. There is a dan‐ ger of injury. When moving the head restraint, The seat belt reminder is activated when the make sure that the area of movement is kept seat belt on the driver's side is not fastened.
  • Page 114 Seats, mirrors and steering wheel CONTROLS Setting the distance Overview ▷ Back: press the button and slide the head re‐ 1 Adjusting straint towards the rear. 2 Selecting a mirror, automatic parking function ▷ Forward: pull the head restraint forwards. 3 Folding in and out After setting the distance, move the head re‐...
  • Page 115 Seats, mirrors and steering wheel CONTROLS Folding the mirrors in and out is useful in the The function is controlled by photocells: following situations: ▷ In the mirror glass. ▷ In car washes. ▷ On the back of the mirror. ▷...
  • Page 116 Seats, mirrors and steering wheel CONTROLS The current steering wheel position can be function was switched on at the end of the last saved with the memory function, see page 116. journey. Adjusting Memory function Principle The memory function enables the following set‐ tings to be stored and retrieved when required: ▷...
  • Page 117 Seats, mirrors and steering wheel CONTROLS Overview Overview The memory buttons are on the front doors. Seat and armrest heating Saving Switching on Set the desired position. Press the button. Press the button. The lettering in the Select the temperature stage: button is illuminated.
  • Page 118 Seats, mirrors and steering wheel CONTROLS Overview "Climate comfort" "Seat and armrest heating" Select the desired seat. Press and turn the Controller to adjust the seat heating distribution. Switching the armrest heating on/off Via iDrive: "CAR" Active seat ventilation "Settings" "Climate comfort"...
  • Page 119 Seats, mirrors and steering wheel CONTROLS tivated directly when the system is switched on again. If both functions are switched off at the same time, the system automatically activates the seat heating. Overview Seat air conditioning Switching on Press the button. Select the desired setting via the touch‐...

  • Page 120: Carrying Children Safely

    Carrying children safely CONTROLS Carrying children safely Vehicle equipment Children younger than 12 years old or less than 150 cm, 5 ft in height are only allowed to be transported in the rear using child restraint sys‐ This chapter describes all standard, country-spe‐ tems appropriate for their age, weight and stat‐...
  • Page 121 Carrying children safely CONTROLS Safety note PASSENGER AIRBAG OFF indicator lamp is il‐ luminated. WARNING Active front passenger airbags can injure a child in a child restraint system if they are triggered. There is a danger of injury. Make sure that the front passenger airbags are deactivated and the Not for Australia/New Zealand: Suitable seats Information about which child restraint systems...
  • Page 122 Carrying children safely CONTROLS Fitting child restraints WARNING If child restraint systems are used on the third General seat row, the protective effect is limited. There Appropriate child restraint systems for every age is a danger of injury or even death. Do not and weight class are available from a Service mount child restraint systems on the third seat Partner of the manufacturer or another qualified...
  • Page 123 Carrying children safely CONTROLS Rearward-facing child restraints change the backrest width from this point on and do not call up a memory position. DANGER ISOFIX child seat Active front passenger airbags can fatally injure a child in a rearward-facing child restraint sys‐ mountings tem if they are triggered.
  • Page 124 Carrying children safely CONTROLS WARNING If the rear backrest is not locked, the protective effect of the child restraint system is limited or non-existing. The rear backrest can fold for‐ ward in certain situations, for example braking manoeuvre or accident. There is a danger of in‐ jury or even death.
  • Page 125 Carrying children safely CONTROLS Routing the retaining strap 5 Seat backrest 6 Upper retaining strap Attaching the upper retaining strap to the mounting point Release rear backrest and fold forwards. Guide the upper retaining strap over or along both sides of the head restraint to the mount‐ ing point.
  • Page 126 Carrying children safely CONTROLS Group Weight of Approximate Class/cate‐ Front Front Rear Rear child gory – a) pas‐ pas‐ seats, seat, sen‐ sen‐ outer mid‐ seat, seat, airbag airbag OFF – 9 - 18 kg Up to approxi‐ D - ISO/R2 IL, c) mately 4 years C - ISO/R3...
  • Page 127 Carrying children safely CONTROLS Group Front passenger Front passenger Rear seat on left, right seat, airbag ON seat, airbag OFF 2nd seat row i-Size i-U, suitable for rearward and forward-facing i-Size child restraint systems. X: not suitable for i-Size child restraint systems. Recommended child seats Safety notes Appropriate child restraint systems for every age...
  • Page 128 Carrying children safely CONTROLS Mounting points Folding back the rear backrest. Pull the retaining strap taut. The symbol shows the mounting point for the upper retaining strap. There are two mounting points for the upper re‐ taining strap of ISOFIX child restraint systems. Routing the retaining strap 1 Direction of travel 2 Head restraint...

  • Page 129: Driving

    Driving CONTROLS Driving Vehicle equipment General Each time the engine is started via the start/stop This chapter describes all standard, country-spe‐ button, the Auto Start/Stop function is switched to standby. The function is activated from a cific and special equipment available for the speed of around 5 km/h, approximately 3 mph.
  • Page 130 Driving CONTROLS Displays in the instrument cluster ▷ Bonnet is unlocked. ▷ Park Assistant is activated. General ▷ Stop-and-go traffic. The display in the revolution ▷ Selector lever position in N or R. counter indicates that the Auto ▷ After reversing. Start Stop function is ready for ▷...
  • Page 131 Driving CONTROLS Using the button ▷ Where there is a risk of condensation when the automatic air conditioning is switched on. ▷ The driver applies lock to the steering wheel. ▷ Shift from selector lever position D to N or R. ▷...
  • Page 132 Driving CONTROLS Automatic deactivation WARNING General Unsupervised children or pets in the vehicle can set the vehicle in motion and endanger In certain situations the Auto Start Stop function themselves or other road users, for example by is deactivated automatically for safety reasons, the following actions: for example if the absence of the driver is detec‐...
  • Page 133 Driving CONTROLS While the vehicle is in motion The vehicle is held automatically when at a standstill. General On upward gradients, rolling back is prevented when driving off. Use during the journey serves as an emergency brake. General Pull and hold the switch. Vehicle brakes strongly for as long as the switch is pulled.
  • Page 134 Driving CONTROLS Automatic Hold holds the vehicle ▷ Release the parking brake. ▷ Opening and closing doors or windows. Functional readiness is established and the driv‐ er's door is closed. ▷ Engaging selector lever position N. When the brake is pressed, for example when ▷...
  • Page 135 Driving CONTROLS After getting out, secure the vehicle to prevent it Via iDrive: from rolling away, for example with a chock. "CAR" "Settings" After a power failure "Exterior lighting" To restore parking brake functionality after a "One-touch turn signal" power failure: Select the desired setting.
  • Page 136 Driving CONTROLS Wiper system ▷ Rest position of the wipers, position 0. ▷ Rain sensor, position 1. ▷ Normal wiper speed, position 2. General When the vehicle is at a standstill, the wipers Do not use the wipers on a dry windscreen, oth‐ switch to intermittent operation.
  • Page 137 Driving CONTROLS Safety note Upwards: high sensitivity of the rain sensor. Downwards: low sensitivity of the rain sensor. NOTE Windscreen washer In car washes, the wipers may inadvertently start moving if the rain sensor is activated. Safety notes There is a danger of damage to property. Deac‐ tivate the rain sensor in car washes.
  • Page 138 Driving CONTROLS Fold-out position of the wipers Press wiper lever down and hold until the wipers stop in an approximately vertical posi‐ tion. Principle In the fold-out position, the wipers can be folded away from the windscreen. General This is important, for example for replacing the wiper blades or folding them away from the windscreen in the event of frost.
  • Page 139 Driving CONTROLS Safety note door is opened and the brake pedal is not de‐ pressed. WARNING Engaging selector lever An unsecured vehicle can start moving and roll‐ positions ing away. There is a danger of accidents. Be‐ fore leaving the vehicle, secure it to prevent it General from rolling away, for example by applying the Apply the brakes until you are ready to drive off,...
  • Page 140 Driving CONTROLS point. The selector lever returns to the middle Standby state then remains switched on and position when released. a Check Control message is shown. The vehicle can now roll. NOTE Selector lever position P is automatically en‐ gaged when standby state is switched off. There is a danger of damage to property.
  • Page 141 Press the selector lever to the right. operation M/S when certain engine speed limits D is shown in the instrument cluster. are reached. On corresponding BMW M drive configurations, Manual operation M/S this function is active independently of the drive mode.
  • Page 142 Driving CONTROLS Short-term manual operation The gear selected appears briefly on the instru‐ ment cluster, followed by the gear currently in In selector lever position D, operating a shift pad‐ use. dle causes the system to switch to manual oper‐ ation temporarily.
  • Page 143 Driving CONTROLS Starting with Launch Control A Check Control message is shown. Switch on drive-ready state. Press the button. TRACTION is displayed in the instrument cluster and the DSC OFF indicator lamp is il‐ luminated. Engage selector lever position S. Press the brake firmly with the left foot.
  • Page 144 Driving CONTROLS General Button Drive mode Configura‐ tion The following systems are influenced, for exam‐ ple: SPORT SPORT INDIVIDUAL ▷ Engine characteristics. SPORT SPORT ▷ Steptronic transmission. PLUS ▷ Adaptive suspension. COMFORT COMFORT ▷ Adaptive M suspension Professional. ECO PRO ECO PRO INDIVIDUAL ▷...
  • Page 145 Driving CONTROLS Configuring Configuring Via iDrive: Via iDrive: "CAR" "CAR" "Settings" "Settings" "Driving mode" "Driving mode" "Configure SPORT INDIVIDUAL" "Configure ECO PRO INDIVIDUAL" Select the desired setting. Select the desired setting. The setting is saved for the currently used driver The setting is saved for the currently used driver profile.

  • Page 146: Displays

    Displays CONTROLS Displays Vehicle equipment Overview This chapter describes all standard, country-spe‐ cific and special equipment available for the model series. It may therefore describe equip‐ ment and functions which are not installed in your vehicle, for example on account of the op‐ tional equipment selected or the country specifi‐...
  • Page 147 Displays CONTROLS Activating/deactivating driving Setting reduced display mode mode view Principle Principle : the displays in the instrument cluster are re‐ duced to the minimum necessary. If the driving mode view is deactivated, the dis‐ plays in the instrument cluster remain un‐ Adjusting changed and are not adapted to the driving "CAR"...
  • Page 148 Displays CONTROLS Selecting Continuous display Some Check Control messages are displayed permanently and remain until the fault has been repaired. If there are a number of malfunctions si‐ multaneously, the messages are displayed in succession. The messages can be hidden for approximately 8 seconds.
  • Page 149 "Call BMW Accident Assistance" The driver's side seat belt is not fas‐ tened. With some country specifications: Contact the BMW Group Accident Assis‐ the front passenger seat belt is not fas‐ tance. tened or objects are detected on the front pas‐...
  • Page 150 Displays CONTROLS Yellow lights Tyre Pressure Monitor TPM The indicator lamp illuminates: the Tyre Anti-lock Brake System ABS Pressure Monitor is reporting a low tyre inflation pressure or a flat tyre. Note the Braking force boost may be faulty. Avoid information in the Check Control message.
  • Page 151 Displays CONTROLS Green lights Blue lights Turn indicator High-beam headlights The turn indicator is switched on. The high-beam headlights are switched If the indicator lamp flashes more rapidly than usual, a turn signal light has failed. High-beam headlights, see page 135. Turn indicators, see page 135.
  • Page 152 Displays CONTROLS Operating requirements The letters READY in the revolu‐ tion counter indicate that the Auto Shift Lights are displayed when the SPORT or Start Stop function is ready for SPORT PLUS drive programme is activated. automatic engine starting. Switching on Shift Lights For more information, see Idle state, standby Select SPORT or SPORT PLUS driving state and drive-ready state, see page 47.
  • Page 153 Some information on service requirements can cluster. also be shown on the BMW display key. A Check Control message is displayed briefly if Display the remaining range is low. If a dynamic driving style is adopted, for example fast cornering, en‐...
  • Page 154 "CAR" "Service requirements" "Vehicle status" Essential maintenance routines and any stat‐ "Service requirements" utory inspections required are displayed. "BMW Service" "Service history" "Date:" Performed maintenance is shown. Select the desired setting. Select an entry to display more detailed infor‐ mation.
  • Page 155 Displays CONTROLS Shift point indicator General The camera in the area of the interior rear-view mirror detects traffic signs at the edge of the Principle road as well as variable overhead signs. The system recommends the most efficient gear Road signs with additional instructions, for exam‐ for the current driving situation.
  • Page 156 Displays CONTROLS be displayed to indicate the end of the overtaking "Displays" restriction display. "Driver assistance" "Driving" Safety note "Speed Assistance" "Info on speed limits" WARNING "Show current limit" The system does not relieve you of your per‐ sonal responsibility to assess the visibility con‐ Display ditions and traffic situation correctly.
  • Page 157 Displays CONTROLS System limits End of overtaking restriction. The function may be restricted and may display incorrect information in the following situations, for example: ▷ In thick fog, wet conditions or snow. Additional signs ▷ If signs are fully or partially obscured by ob‐ jects, stickers or paint.
  • Page 158 Displays CONTROLS Selection lists Display on the Control Display Via iDrive: General "CAR" The instrument cluster or the Head-Up Display "Driving information" can show lists for certain functions and can be "Journey data" used for operation where applicable. The route covered in coasting mode is also dis‐ ▷...
  • Page 159 The following information is displayed: ▷ "Engine oil level": Electronic oil meas‐ urement, see page 339. ▷ Engine oil temperature. ▷ "AdBlue": BMW Diesel with BluePerform‐ ▷ Acceleration force. ance, see page 334. ▷ Charging pressure. Online Edition for Part no. xxx - VI/18...
  • Page 160 Displays CONTROLS Display ▷ "Check Control": Check Control mes‐ sages are stored in the background and can be shown on the Control Display. Displaying Overview of saved Check Control messages, see The following information is displayed in the page 148. Head-Up Display: ▷...
  • Page 161 Displays CONTROLS "Configure INDIVIDUAL" Via iDrive: Select the desired setting. "CAR" The setting is saved for the currently used driver "Settings" profile. "Displays" "Head-up display" Adjusting the brightness "Rotation" The brightness is automatically adapted to the ambient light. Turn the Controller until the desired setting is reached.
  • Page 162 Displays CONTROLS Visibility of the display The visibility of the display on the Head-Up Dis‐ play can be affected by the following: ▷ Seat position. ▷ Objects placed on the Head-Up Display cover. ▷ Sunglasses with certain polarisation filters. ▷ Wet road.

  • Page 163: Lights

    Lights CONTROLS Lights Vehicle equipment Symbol Function Side lights. This chapter describes all standard, country-spe‐ cific and special equipment available for the model series. It may therefore describe equip‐ Automatic driving lights control. ment and functions which are not installed in Adaptive light functions.
  • Page 164 Lights CONTROLS Activating You should not leave the side lights on for exten‐ ded periods of time, since the vehicle battery Press the button on the light switch ele‐ could discharge and it may no longer be possible ment. to switch on drive-ready state. The LED in the button illuminates.
  • Page 165 Lights CONTROLS Welcome lights Daytime driving lights General General Depending on the equipment version, the exte‐ The daytime driving lights illuminate if drive- rior lights of the vehicle can be individually adjus‐ ready state is switched on. ted. Activating/deactivating Activating/deactivating In some countries daytime driving lights are com‐...
  • Page 166 Lights CONTROLS General Headlights for hairpin bends The adaptive light functions consist of one sys‐ The cornering light is also switched on before tem or multiple systems, depending on the entering hairpin bends. equipment version: ▷ Adaptive Headlights, see page 166. Variable light distribution ▷...
  • Page 167 Lights CONTROLS Roundabout light off. In this case, the blue indicator lamp contin‐ ues to illuminate. If the headlights are converted, see page 169, Shortly before driving onto a roundabout, the high-beam assistance may only function to a cornering light on both sides is switched on. The limited extent.
  • Page 168 Lights CONTROLS Laser high-beam Deactivating headlights Principle The beam throw of the high-beam headlights is increased for even better illumination of the road surface. General Press the button on the turn indicator lever. When high-beam headlights are switched on, la‐ ser high-beam headlight is switched on automat‐...
  • Page 169 Lights CONTROLS Left-hand/right-hand traffic Interior light General General When driving in countries where vehicles drive Depending on equipment, the interior light, the on the opposite side of the road to your vehicle's footwell lights, door entry lighting, ambient light‐ country of registration, you will need to prevent ing and loudspeaker lighting are controlled auto‐...
  • Page 170 Lights CONTROLS Ambient lighting Dynamic light Via iDrive: General "CAR" Depending on the equipment, the lighting for "Settings" some of the interior lights can be set. "Interior lighting" "Dynamic light" Switching on/off Select the desired setting. The ambient light is switched on when the vehi‐ Individual actions, for example incoming calls or cle is unlocked and switched off when the vehi‐...
  • Page 171 Lights CONTROLS "Interior lighting" "Bowers & Wilkins" The selected setting is saved for the currently used driver profile. Adjusting the brightness Via iDrive: "CAR" "Settings" "Interior lighting" "Brightness" Select the desired setting. Online Edition for Part no. xxx - VI/18...

  • Page 172: Safety

    Safety CONTROLS Safety Vehicle equipment your vehicle, for example on account of the op‐ tional equipment selected or the country specifi‐ cation. This also applies to safety-relevant func‐ This chapter describes all standard, country-spe‐ tions and systems. Please comply with the cific and special equipment available for the relevant laws and regulations when using the model series.
  • Page 173 Safety CONTROLS Knee airbag ▷ Do not attach anything to the airbag covers with adhesive; never cover them or modify Depending on the equipment version: them in any way. The knee airbag supports the legs in the event of ▷ Do not use the front airbag cover on the front a head-on collision.
  • Page 174 Safety CONTROLS Overview injury or even death. Have the airbag system tested, repaired or removed and disposed of by a Service Partner of the manufacturer or an‐ other qualified Service Partner or a specialist workshop. Display in the instrument cluster When drive-ready state is switched on, the warning lamp in the instrument clus‐...
  • Page 175 Safety CONTROLS Active pedestrian Activating the front passenger airbags protection Principle The active pedestrian protection system raises the bonnet if the vehicle's front end collides with a pedestrian. Sensors underneath the bumper are used for detection. General When the pedestrian protection system is trig‐ Insert the key and press inwards where nec‐...
  • Page 176 Safety CONTROLS Malfunction death. Have the system tested, repaired or re‐ moved and disposed of by a Service Partner of A Check Control message is shown. the manufacturer or another qualified Service The system has been triggered or is Partner or a specialist workshop. faulty.
  • Page 177 Safety CONTROLS Safety notes Intelligent Safety WARNING Switching on/off The system does not relieve you of your per‐ Several Intelligent Safety Systems are automati‐ sonal responsibility to assess the visibility con‐ cally active at the start of each journey. Several ditions and traffic situation correctly.
  • Page 178 Safety CONTROLS All Intelligent Safety Systems are switched off. the traffic conditions. Observe the traffic situa‐ tion and intervene actively if the situation war‐ rants it. Front-end collision warning with light braking function WARNING Displays and warnings do not relieve you of Principle your personal responsibility.
  • Page 179 Safety CONTROLS Camera "Configure INDIVIDUAL": depending on the equipment, the Intelligent Safety Systems can be configured individually. The individual settings are activated and saved for the currently used driver profile. As soon as a setting is changed in the menu, all settings in the menu are activated. Press the button repeatedly.
  • Page 180 Safety CONTROLS ▷ "Medium" An acute warning can be triggered even without a previous advance warning. ▷ "late": only acute warnings are displayed. The selected time is saved for the currently used Brake intervention driver profile. The warning prompts the driver to intervene ac‐ tively.
  • Page 181 Safety CONTROLS Detection range ▷ If the field of view of the camera or the wind‐ screen in front of the rear-view mirror is soiled or covered. ▷ If the camera has overheated due to exces‐ sively high temperatures and has been tem‐ porarily deactivated.
  • Page 182 Safety CONTROLS Safety notes WARNING The system does not relieve you of your per‐ sonal responsibility to assess the visibility con‐ ditions and traffic situation correctly. There is a danger of accidents. Adapt your driving style to the traffic conditions. Observe the traffic situa‐ tion and intervene actively if the situation war‐...
  • Page 183 Safety CONTROLS ▷ Front-end collision warning with light braking An acute warning can be triggered even without function, see page 178, is switched on. a previous advance warning. ▷ The sensors detect adequate space around System limits the vehicle. Safety note Switching on/off The system is automatically activated at the start of each journey.
  • Page 184 Safety CONTROLS ▷ In thick fog, wet conditions or snow. A warning is given at junctions and crossroads if there is a risk of collision with crossing traffic. ▷ On sharp bends. From speeds of approximately 10 km/h, 6 mph, ▷...
  • Page 185 Safety CONTROLS WARNING Due to system limitations, individual functions may not work properly when tow-starting/ towing with activated Intelligent Safety Sys‐ tems. There is a danger of accidents. Switch off all Intelligent Safety Systems before tow-start‐ ing/towing. Front bumper at side. Overview Button in the vehicle Front bumper in middle.
  • Page 186 Safety CONTROLS Warning with braking function Press the button repeatedly. The setting switches between the Display following: "ALL ON": all Intelligent Safety Systems are If there is a risk of collision with a detected vehi‐ switched on. Basic settings are activated for the cle, a warning symbol is shown in the instrument sub-functions.
  • Page 187 Safety CONTROLS Detection range The driver must intervene personally if there is an acute warning. If necessary, the system can assist by braking the vehicle automatically if there is a risk of a collision. An acute warning can be triggered even without a previous advance warning.
  • Page 188 Safety CONTROLS Detection range ▷ When there is sustained glare due to oncom‐ ing light, for example the sun is low in the sky. Sensitivity of the warnings The greater the sensitivity of the warning set‐ tings, for example warning time, the more warn‐ ings will be displayed.
  • Page 189 Safety CONTROLS With radar sensor WARNING Due to system limitations, individual functions may not work properly when tow-starting/ towing with activated Intelligent Safety Sys‐ tems. There is a danger of accidents. Switch off all Intelligent Safety Systems before tow-start‐ ing/towing. Overview The radar sensor is in the lower area of the front bumper.
  • Page 190 Safety CONTROLS Some Intelligent Safety Systems cannot be The brakes are only applied if driving stability has switched off individually. not been impaired, for example by deactivation of Dynamic Stability Control DSC. Press and hold the button. Braking can be discontinued either by depress‐ All Intelligent Safety Systems are ing the accelerator pedal or by actively moving switched off.
  • Page 191 Safety CONTROLS Functional limitations General The system may have limited functionality in Thermal image some situations, for example: ▷ In thick fog, wet conditions or snow. ▷ On sharp bends. ▷ If vehicle stability control systems are deacti‐ vated, for example DSC OFF. ▷...
  • Page 192 Safety CONTROLS Objects with a shape similar to a human and or without justification. There is a danger of ac‐ which are radiating sufficient levels of heat are cidents. Adapt your driving style to the traffic detected. conditions. Observe the traffic situation and in‐ tervene actively if the situation warrants it.
  • Page 193 Safety CONTROLS With the vehicle's lights switched on, the camera Symbol Meaning lens is cleaned at certain intervals when the System illuminates red. Advance warning. windscreen washer system, see page 137, is op‐ erated. Symbol flashes red and an Acute warning. acoustic signal sounds.
  • Page 194 Safety CONTROLS Advance warning ▷ Where persons or animals are partly or wholly concealed, in particular their head. An advance warning for persons is displayed if a ▷ Where persons are not standing upright, for person is detected in the central zone directly in example if they are lying down.
  • Page 195 Safety CONTROLS Activating/deactivating Safety notes Via iDrive: WARNING "CAR" The system does not relieve you of your per‐ "Settings" sonal responsibility to assess the course of the "Driver assistance" road and the traffic situation. There is a danger "Safety and warnings" of accidents.
  • Page 196 Safety CONTROLS Camera "INDIVIDUAL": the Intelligent Safety Systems are switched on according to the individual settings. Some Intelligent Safety Systems cannot be switched off individually. Press and hold the button. All Intelligent Safety Systems are switched off. Button Status The camera is located on the front side of the Button illuminates green: all Intelligent rear-view mirror.
  • Page 197 Safety CONTROLS To adjust the strength of the cordance with the steering wheel vibration set‐ ting. steering wheel vibration If the turn indicator is switched on before chang‐ Via iDrive: ing lanes, no warning is issued. "CAR" "Settings" Steering intervention "Driver assistance"...
  • Page 198 Safety CONTROLS Lane Change Warning System limits Safety note Principle The Lane Change Warning detects vehicles in WARNING the blind spot, or if vehicles are approaching from The system may not respond at all, or may re‐ behind in the adjacent lane. A warning is issued spond too late, incorrectly or without justifica‐...
  • Page 199 Safety CONTROLS Safety notes Radar sensors WARNING The system does not relieve you of your per‐ sonal responsibility to assess the visibility con‐ ditions and traffic situation correctly. There is a danger of accidents. Adapt your driving style to the traffic conditions. Observe the traffic situa‐ tion and intervene actively if the situation war‐...
  • Page 200 Safety CONTROLS "INDIVIDUAL": the Intelligent Safety Systems are The setting is accepted for all Intelligent Safety switched on according to the individual settings. Systems and saved for the currently used driver profile. Some Intelligent Safety Systems cannot be switched off individually. Vehicles with side collision warning: steering intervention on/off Press and hold the button.
  • Page 201 Safety CONTROLS The warning is terminated when the other vehi‐ ▷ In thick fog, wet conditions or snow. cle has left the critical area or the turn signal is ▷ On sharp bends or narrow roads. deactivated. ▷ If the bumper is dirty, iced up or covered, for example by stickers.
  • Page 202 Safety CONTROLS Side collision warning tion and intervene actively if the situation war‐ rants it. Principle The system helps to avoid potential side colli‐ WARNING sions. Displays and warnings do not relieve you of your personal responsibility. System limitations General can mean that warnings or system responses are not issued or are issued too late, incorrectly or without justification.
  • Page 203 Safety CONTROLS Switching on/off Switching on automatically The side collision warning is activated automati‐ cally at the start of a journey if the function was switched on the last time the engine was stop‐ ped. Switching on/off manually Front bumper. Press the button.
  • Page 204 Safety CONTROLS Subsequently, an active steering intervention Button Status may be executed to avoid the collision and to Button illuminates green: all Intelligent keep the vehicle safely within its driving lane. Safety Systems are switched on. Steering intervention can be felt at the steering wheel, and can be overridden manually at any Button illuminates orange: some Intel‐...
  • Page 205 Safety CONTROLS Safety notes ▷ When there is sustained glare due to oncom‐ ing light, for example the sun is low in the sky. ▷ If the field of view of the camera or the wind‐ WARNING screen in front of the rear-view mirror is soiled The system does not relieve you of your per‐...
  • Page 206 Safety CONTROLS Safety notes The system is deactivated in the following situa‐ tions: ▷ When reversing. WARNING The system does not relieve you of your per‐ System limits sonal responsibility to assess the visibility con‐ The system may have limited functionality in the ditions and traffic situation correctly.
  • Page 207 Safety CONTROLS Camera "INDIVIDUAL": the Intelligent Safety Systems are switched on according to the individual settings. Some Intelligent Safety Systems cannot be switched off individually. Press and hold the button. All Intelligent Safety Systems are switched off. Button Status The camera is located on the front side of the Button illuminates green: all Intelligent rear-view mirror.
  • Page 208 Safety CONTROLS ▷ Acute warning: visually by means of a warning following symbol is displayed in the instrument symbol in the instrument cluster and with an cluster: additional acoustic signal. Symbol Meaning The timing of the warnings may vary depending Stop.
  • Page 209 Safety CONTROLS ▷ If the road signs are fully or partially covered The system will take into account road signs or soiled. such as the following: ▷ If the road signs are poorly visible or twisted. ▷ No entry. ▷ If the road signs are too small or too large.
  • Page 210 Safety CONTROLS Overview The wrong-way driving warning and all Intelligent Safety Systems are switched off. Button in the vehicle Button Status Button illuminates green: all Intelligent Safety Systems are switched on. Button illuminates orange: some Intel‐ ligent Safety Systems are switched off or are currently not available.
  • Page 211 Safety CONTROLS General warning, or no wrong-way driving warning at all, may be output: On motorways or similar roads, the system ▷ In thick fog, wet conditions or snow. steers the vehicle to the hard shoulder if possi‐ ble. On other roads or in heavy traffic, the vehicle ▷...
  • Page 212 Safety CONTROLS Dynamic brake lights ▷ An emergency call is triggered. Cancelling the emergency stop Principle function The brake lights flash to warn road users behind At any time during the process, the driver can your vehicle that you are performing an emer‐ cancel the emergency stop function by actively gency braking manoeuvre.
  • Page 213 Safety CONTROLS Harder vehicle braking Function In certain situations, it may be necessary to bring The system is switched on every time drive- the vehicle to a standstill more quickly. ready state is switched on. To do this, for a short time the braking pressure After commencement of the journey, the system applied when stepping on the brake pedal must adapts to the driver so that an decrease in atten‐...
  • Page 214 Safety CONTROLS Display If the driver's attention drops or he/she becomes tired, a message is shown on the Control Display with the recommendation to take a break. The following settings can be selected during the display: ▷ "Do not ask again" ▷...

  • Page 215: Driving Stability Control Systems

    Driving Stability Control Systems CONTROLS Driving Stability Control Systems Vehicle equipment Adaptive brake assist This chapter describes all standard, country-spe‐ In conjunction with Active Cruise Control, this cific and special equipment available for the system ensures that the brake responds even model series.
  • Page 216 Driving Stability Control Systems CONTROLS Deactivate/activate DSC ▷ Loss of grip of the front wheels which can lead to understeer. General Safety notes Driving stability during acceleration and cornering is restricted if DSC is deactivated. WARNING To assist driving stability, re-activate DSC as soon as possible.
  • Page 217 Driving Stability Control Systems CONTROLS Dynamic Traction Control Activate/deactivate DTC Activating DTC Press the button. Principle TRACTION is displayed in the instru‐ DTC is a variant of Dynamic Stability Control ment cluster and the DSC OFF indicator lamp is DSC and is optimised for forward momentum. illuminated.
  • Page 218 Driving Stability Control Systems CONTROLS ing dynamics. xDrive distributes the drive forces In critical driving situations, for example over‐ variably between the front and rear axles accord‐ steer, Integral Active Steering can stabilise the ing to the driving situation and road surface con‐ vehicle through selective steering of the rear ditions.

  • Page 219: Driver Assistance Systems

    Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS Driver Assistance Systems Vehicle equipment Operation Switching on This chapter describes all standard, country-spe‐ cific and special equipment available for the Press the button on the steering wheel. model series. It may therefore describe equip‐ ment and functions which are not installed in The current speed is adopted as the speed limit.
  • Page 220 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS Change speed limit To exceed the set speed limit intentionally, fully depress the accelerator pedal. The limit automatically becomes active again as soon as the current speed falls below the set speed limit. Warning when the speed limit is exceeded Visual warning Press the rocker switch repeatedly upwards or...
  • Page 221 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS ▷ Grey indicator lamp: the system is interrup‐ There is a danger of accidents or damage to ted. property. Only use the system if it is possible to drive at a constant speed. Cruise Control WARNING The desired speed may be accidentally set in‐...
  • Page 222 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS Dynamic Stability Control DSC is switched on, if The stored speed is displayed, see page 223, necessary. on the speedometer. Dynamic Stability Control DSC is switched on, if Switching off necessary. Press the button on the steering wheel. The speed can also be stored by pressing the button.
  • Page 223 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS Resuming Cruise Control The symbol is displayed when the de‐ sired speed set has been reached. If Cruise Control is interrupted, it can be resumed by calling up the saved speed. System limits Before calling up the saved speed, make sure that the difference between the current speed The desired speed is also maintained on a down‐...
  • Page 224 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS If the vehicle ahead brakes to a standstill and sets off again shortly afterwards, the system can WARNING recognise this within the given context. There is a danger of accidents if the difference in speed relative to other vehicles is excessively Safety notes high.
  • Page 225 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS Camera Button Function Without steering and lane control as‐ sistant: To resume Cruise Control with last setting, see page 228. Without steering and lane control as‐ sistant: To interrupt Cruise Control, see page 226. The camera is located on the front side of the To increase the distance, see rear-view mirror.
  • Page 226 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS Setting the function Without steering and lane control assis‐ tant. When the system is active, press the With steering and lane control assistant. button until the desired function is selected in the function bar. The Assisted Driving func‐ tion bar is shown at the bottom of the instru‐...
  • Page 227 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS To set the speed ▷ Each time the rocker switch is pressed to the resistance point, the desired speed is in‐ creased or decreased by 1 km/h, 1 mph. Maintaining and saving the speed ▷ Each time the rocker switch is pressed be‐ yond the resistance point, the desired speed changes to the next multiple of 10 km/h on the km/h display or the next multiple of 5 mph...
  • Page 228 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS Resuming Cruise Control Without steering and lane control assistant: switch on distance control: If Cruise Control is interrupted, it can be resumed by calling up the saved speed. ▷ Press the button. Before calling up the saved speed, make sure that the difference between the current speed ▷...
  • Page 229 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS Indicator and warning lamps Symbol Description Distance 3 Symbol Description Corresponds to approximately Green indicator lamp: the sys‐ half of the value of the speed‐ tem is active. ometer reading, expressed in No indicator lamp: the system is metres.
  • Page 230 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS ▷ Speed above approximately 70 km/h, the selected distance of its own accord. In some 40 mph. circumstances, it may also not be possible to re‐ store the selected distance if you are driving sig‐ System limits nificantly faster than vehicles in front, for example when rapidly approaching a lorry.
  • Page 231 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS Malfunction again, the system will resume control of the vehi‐ cle's speed. The system cannot be activated if the radar sen‐ sor is not correctly aligned, for example following Driving off parking damage. A Check Control message is displayed if the sys‐ The vehicle cannot drive off automatically in tem has failed.
  • Page 232 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS Safety notes ▷ "Adjust automatically": the detected speed limit is adopted automatically. ▷ "Adjust manually": the detected speed WARNING limit can be adopted manually. The system does not relieve you of your per‐ ▷ "Show anticipation": detected speed lim‐ sonal responsibility to assess the traffic situa‐...
  • Page 233 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS Adopting the detected speed Via iDrive: limit automatically "CAR" In automatic mode, a detected speed limit is au‐ "Settings" tomatically adopted for Cruise Control. "Driver assistance" Press the button to switch back to the "Driving" last value set. "Speed Assistant"...
  • Page 234 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS Depending on the speed, the system orientates itself using the lane markings and vehicles driving in front. Sensors on the steering wheel detect whether the steering wheel is being touched. Safety note WARNING Front bumper at side. The system does not relieve you of your per‐...
  • Page 235 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS ▷ Above 70 km/h, approx. 43 mph: lane mark‐ The setting is saved for the currently used ing detected. driver profile. ▷ Below 70 km/h, approx. 43 mph: lane marking Switching on or a vehicle ahead detected. ▷...
  • Page 236 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS ▷ If no lane marking has been detected for a Symbol Description certain time and there is no vehicle driving in Steering wheel symbol yellow: front. Hands are not around the steer‐ ▷ If Active Cruise Control is interrupted. ing wheel.
  • Page 237 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS ▷ Red: system is deactivated. "Driving" "Steering Assistance" The steering wheel displays can be configured if "Lane Change Assistant" required. Via iDrive: Changing lanes "CAR" Ensure that the traffic situation permits a lane "Settings" change. "Driver assistance" Push and hold the turn indicator lever, see page 135, in the desired direction as far as "Driving"...
  • Page 238 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS Displays in the instrument cluster Safety note Symbol Description WARNING Green steering wheel symbol. The system may not respond at all, or may re‐ spond too late, incorrectly or without justifica‐ Green line for lane marking on tion due to limits of the system.
  • Page 239 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS Pay attention when driving and respond to the conditions. Observe the traffic situation and in‐ prevailing traffic conditions. If necessary, inter‐ tervene actively if the situation warrants it. vene actively, for example by braking, steering or manoeuvring.
  • Page 240 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS Switching on/off Warning Switching on automatically Acoustic signals The system switches on automatically in the General following situations: An intermittent sound indicates the position of an ▷ If selector lever position R is engaged while object accordingly as the vehicle approaches it. the engine is running.
  • Page 241 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS Visual warning The function is available at speeds below walking speed when driving or rolling in reverse. Pressing the accelerator pedal interrupts the braking intervention. After emergency braking to a stop, it is possible to continue a slow approach to the obstacle. To approach, lightly depress the accelerator.
  • Page 242 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS Depending on the equipment System limits version: flank protection Safety note Principle The system warns about obstacles at the side of WARNING the vehicle. The system may not respond at all, or may re‐ spond too late, incorrectly or without justifica‐ General tion due to limits of the system.
  • Page 243 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS Without Surround View: ▷ Soft obstacles or obstacles covered in foam. ▷ Plants or shrubs. rear-view camera ▷ Low objects already indicated, such as kerbs, may enter the sensors' blind areas before or Principle after a continuous tone is given. The rear-view camera provides assistance when ▷...
  • Page 244 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS Camera "Rear view camera" The image from the rear-view camera is shown. Operating requirements ▷ The rear-view camera is switched on. ▷ The boot lid is completely closed. ▷ Keep the detection area of the camera clear. Projecting loads or carrier systems that are not connected to a trailer socket can restrict the detection area of the camera.
  • Page 245 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS Parking aid lines Parking with the help of driving path and turning circle lines Driving path lines Position the vehicle so that the red turning circle line is within the boundaries of the park‐ ing space. Turn the steering wheel so that the green driving path line covers the corresponding turning circle line.
  • Page 246 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS System limits ▷ Rear-view camera, see page 247: for repre‐ senting the areas behind the vehicle. Deactivated camera ▷ Flank view right and left, see page 250: for representing the areas to the side of the vehi‐ If the camera is deactivated, for example when cle.
  • Page 247 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS Cameras The camera perspective appropriate for the cor‐ responding driving situation is shown. Switching on/off manually Press the Park Assistant button. ▷ On: the LED is illuminated. ▷ Off: the LED is extinguished. Automatic switching off when Front camera moving forwards The system switches off when a certain distance...
  • Page 248 "Car wash", see page 249. The current perspective is marked with a camera symbol. Assistance functions With BMW Gesture Control: the movable camera perspective can be moved along the circular path General using BMW Gesture Control, see page 61. A number of assistance functions can be active To leave the circular path, tilt the Controller to simultaneously.
  • Page 249 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS ▷ Flank protection, see page 250. Parking with the help of driving path and turning circle lines ▷ Door opening angle, see page 250. Position the vehicle so that the red turning Parking aid lines circle line is within the boundaries of the park‐ ing space.
  • Page 250 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS Flank protection Principle The system warns about obstacles at the side of the vehicle. Display In selector lever position P, the maximum open‐ ing angles of the doors are shown. As soon as the vehicle moves, the parking assis‐ tance lines are displayed instead of the opening angles.
  • Page 251 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS General "Save activation point". The current position is shown. Road users hidden by obstacles at the side are only detected very late from the driver's seat. To "Add point". improve the view, the cameras at the front and Activation points are, where possible, saved with rear show traffic in the areas at either side.
  • Page 252 ▷ "Contrast" Set the desired value. Principle The BMW Connected App and the camera im‐ Functional limitations ages from Surround View can be used to show the areas around the vehicle on a mobile device, The system can only be used to a limited extent for example a smartphone.
  • Page 253 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS General ▷ When other camera functions are run in the vehicle. Operation ▷ If the vehicle is moving faster than at walking speed. Operation of the Park Assistant is divided into ▷ It may not be possible to use the function in three steps: all countries.
  • Page 254 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS For measuring parking spaces In addition, the safety notes for Park Distance Control PDC, see page 239, apply. ▷ The vehicle must be driving forwards in a straight line at speeds up to approximately Overview 35 km/h, approximately 22 mph. ▷...
  • Page 255 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS Park Assistant is automatically activated. ▷ Symbol P on the vehicle diagram: Park Assis‐ tant is activated and the parking space search Switching on with reverse gear is active. ▷ Suitable parking spaces are shown on the Engage reverse gear.
  • Page 256 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS Confirm the suggested parking space for the ▷ If the brake pedal remains pressed for a rela‐ parking process: select the parking space on tively long period when the vehicle is station‐ the Control Display. ary. The system takes over the steering.
  • Page 257 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS General Depending on the equipment version: reversing assistant Steptronic transmission Principle The Park Assistant calculates the optimum line to take when driving out of the space and takes The system supports the driver when reversing, over the following functions during the manoeu‐ for example when driving out of tight parking vre: spaces or narrow roads.
  • Page 258 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS When reversing, pay attention to the vehicle Observe the information on the system limits surroundings and observe the PDC informa‐ and intervene actively if necessary. tion. Brake if necessary. Follow the instructions on the Control Display No parking assistance as applicable.
  • Page 259 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS General ▷ Thin or wedge-shaped objects. ▷ Moving objects. ▷ Higher protruding objects, for example pro‐ jecting walls. ▷ Objects with corners, edges and smooth sur‐ faces. ▷ Objects with fine surfaces or structures, for example fences. ▷...
  • Page 260 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS Park Assistant button "Driver assistance" "Parking and Manoeuvring" "Cross-traffic alert" Radar sensors "Cross-traffic alert" Switching on automatically If the system was activated on the Control Dis‐ play, it is switched on automatically as soon as Park Distance Control PDC or Panorama View is active and a gear is engaged.
  • Page 261 Driver Assistance Systems CONTROLS Light in the exterior mirror Yellow lines, arrow 2, indicate the bumper of your vehicle. Acoustic warning In addition to the visual display, a warning signal sounds when your own vehicle is moving in the corresponding direction. System limits The system may have limited functionality in the The light in the exterior mirror flashes if other ve‐...

  • Page 262: Driving Comfort

    Driving comfort CONTROLS Driving comfort Vehicle equipment Active Roll Stabilisation This chapter describes all standard, country-spe‐ Principle cific and special equipment available for the The system reduces body lean that occurs when model series. It may therefore describe equip‐ cornering at high speed or taking sudden evasive ment and functions which are not installed in action.
  • Page 263 Driving comfort CONTROLS ▷ Adaptive suspension. ▷ Active Roll Stabilisation. ▷ Integral Active Steering. General Information available from the navigation system or the driving style analysis, for example, is used for the active control. This information influences the control of the following systems, particularly in the ADAPTIVE driving mode, see page 145: ▷...

  • Page 264: Climate

    Climate CONTROLS Climate Vehicle equipment Automatic air conditioning This chapter describes all standard, country-spe‐ Overview cific and special equipment available for the model series. It may therefore describe equip‐ Buttons in the vehicle ment and functions which are not installed in your vehicle, for example on account of the op‐...
  • Page 265 Climate CONTROLS Switching off Button Function ▷ Complete system: Rear window heating, see Press and hold the button on the page 269. driver's side until the component Active seat ventilation, see switches off. page 118. ▷ On the front passenger side: Seat and armrest heating, see Press and hold the button on the page 117.
  • Page 266 Climate CONTROLS The temperature is adjusted on an individual ba‐ The cooling function is switched on when the sis, for example towards the blue for colder and engine is running. towards the red for warmer. Depending on the weather conditions, the wind‐ The ventilation air flow in the upper body area screen and side windows may mist over for a provides noticeable heating or cooling depend‐...
  • Page 267 Climate CONTROLS Switching on/off The air flow and air distribution are controlled au‐ tomatically in line with the selected intensity. Press the button. The selected intensity is shown on the display The LED is illuminated when the AUTO for automatic air conditioning. programme is switched on.
  • Page 268 Climate CONTROLS Operation In order to protect the battery the air flow rate of the automatic air conditioning is reduced, if nec‐ Press the button repeatedly to call up essary. an operating mode. The LED is illuminated when the recirculated-air To adjust the air distribution mode is switched on.
  • Page 269 Climate CONTROLS Switching on/off Microfilter/activated carbon filter Via iDrive: The microfilter traps dust and pollen in the in‐ coming air. "CAR" The activated carbon filter also removes gaseous "Settings" pollutants from the outside air entering the vehi‐ "Climate comfort" cle. "Synchronise"...
  • Page 270 Climate CONTROLS Ventilation at front Safety notes DANGER A blocked exhaust pipe or inadequate ventila‐ tion can allow harmful exhaust fumes to enter the vehicle. The exhaust fumes contain pollu‐ tants which are colourless and odourless. In en‐ closed spaces, the exhaust fumes can also build up outside the vehicle.
  • Page 271 Using BMW display key ▷ Open the side nozzles to allow the air to enter the passenger compartment. Switching on Calling up the air conditioning Switch on the display of the BMW Display menu key. "Precondit. setting" Press the button upwards. Tap the symbol or the symbol.
  • Page 272 The departure time is preselected in two steps: Activate the required departure time. ▷ Set departure times. ▷ Activate departure time. Using BMW display key Switch on the display of the BMW Display Setting the departure time key. Via iDrive "Precondit. setting" "CAR" Tap the symbol or the symbol.
  • Page 273 ▷ Via remote control. flammable objects, can come into contact with ▷ Via BMW display key. vehicle parts when the standing air conditioning is operating. The system switches off automatically after ap‐ prox. 15 minutes.
  • Page 274 Using BMW display key fore the set departure time on the required days of the week. Switching on The departure time is preselected in two steps: Switch on the display of the BMW Display ▷ Set departure times. key. ▷...
  • Page 275 Climate CONTROLS Operating air conditioning Using BMW display key Switch on the display of the BMW Display functions using spoken key. commands "Precondit. setting" Tap the symbol. General Select the required departure time. ▷ Instructions for the voice control system, see Setting the departure time.

  • Page 276: Interior Equipment

    Interior equipment CONTROLS Interior equipment Vehicle equipment Safety note This chapter describes all standard, country-spe‐ WARNING cific and special equipment available for the Parts of the body can become trapped when model series. It may therefore describe equip‐ operating radio-controlled systems, for example ment and functions which are not installed in a garage door, with the integrated universal re‐...
  • Page 277 Interior equipment CONTROLS Special instruction for alternating- ▷ Hand-held transmitter arrow 3; required for programming. code radio systems If the system cannot be operated after repeated Programming programming, check whether the system to be operated is equipped with an alternating-code radio system.
  • Page 278 Interior equipment CONTROLS Reprogramming individual ror when the drive-ready state or standby state is switched on. To do this, press and hold the but‐ buttons ton within the reception range of the system, un‐ Switch on standby state. til the function is triggered. The LED on the rear- Press and hold the button on the rear-view view mirror illuminates constantly when the radio mirror to be programmed.
  • Page 279 Interior equipment CONTROLS Ashtrays Lighter Front centre console Safety notes Opening WARNING Press the cover. Contact with the hot heating element or the hot fitting of the lighter can cause burns. Flamma‐ ble materials can catch fire if the lighter is drop‐ ped or is held against other objects.
  • Page 280 Interior equipment CONTROLS Operation NOTE Press in the cigarette lighter. If metallic objects fall into the socket, they can The cigarette lighter can be re‐ cause a short circuit. There is a danger of dam‐ moved when it pops back out. age to property.
  • Page 281 Interior equipment CONTROLS USB interface General Comply with the notes on connecting mobile de‐ vices to the USB interface in the chapter on USB connections, see page 74. In the centre armrest A USB interface is in the centre console. A USB interface is in the centre armrest.

  • Page 282: Storage Compartments

    Storage compartments CONTROLS Storage compartments Vehicle equipment NOTE Anti-slip mats can damage the dashboard. This chapter describes all standard, country-spe‐ There is a danger of damage to property. Do cific and special equipment available for the not use anti-slip mats. model series.
  • Page 283 Storage compartments CONTROLS Locking Closing The glove box can be locked with an integrated Pull back the cover on the handle strip. key. This prevents access to the glove box. After the glove box has been locked, the remote Front centre armrest control without the integrated key can be handed over, for example if the car is being parked by a General...
  • Page 284 Storage compartments CONTROLS Opening WARNING Incorrect use of the coat hooks can present a danger, for example if objects are flung around in the event of braking and evasive manoeu‐ vres. There is a danger of injury and damage to property.

  • Page 285: Boot

    Boot CONTROLS Boot Vehicle equipment WARNING Loose objects or devices connected by a cable This chapter describes all standard, country-spe‐ to the vehicle, for example mobile telephones, cific and special equipment available for the may be flung around the interior during the model series.
  • Page 286 Boot CONTROLS Side storage compartment, ▷ Fully fold down the rear backrests if a large load is to be stowed. left ▷ Small and lightweight transported loads: can be secured with retaining straps, a luggage General net or other suitable straps. ▷...
  • Page 287 Boot CONTROLS Folding down the rear backrest WARNING From the boot If a rear seat backrest is not locked, unsecured cargo may be flung into the interior, for example in the event of an accident or during braking or evasive manoeuvres. There is a danger of in‐ jury.
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  • Page 289: Driving Hints

    DRIVING HINTS Driving precautions ................. 290 Saving fuel ....................295 Online Edition for Part no. xxx - VI/18...

  • Page 290: Driving Precautions

    Driving precautions DRIVING HINTS Driving precautions Vehicle equipment ▷ With petrol engines, 4500 rpm and 160 km/h, approximately 100 mph. ▷ With diesel engines, 3500 rpm and 150 km/h, This chapter describes all standard, country-spe‐ approximately 93 mph. cific and special equipment available for the model series.
  • Page 291 Driving precautions DRIVING HINTS General driving information Exhaust gas particle filter Principle Closing the boot lid The exhaust gas particle filter collects soot parti‐ cles. The soot particles are burned at high tem‐ Safety note peratures to clean the exhaust gas particle filter as necessary.
  • Page 292 Driving precautions DRIVING HINTS Climate comfort windscreen der to eliminate reciprocal interference and to dissipate the radiation from vehicle's interior. Aquaplaning On wet or slushy roads, a wedge of water can form between the tyres and the road. This situation, known as aquaplaning, means that the tyre can actually lose contact completely with the road surface and the vehicle can neither be steered nor the brakes properly applied.
  • Page 293 Driving precautions DRIVING HINTS A pulsing of the brake pedal and hydraulic regu‐ is required. Otherwise the brake system can lating sounds indicate that the Anti-lock Brake overheat and braking effect is reduced. System ABS is regulating. Engine braking effect can be additionally in‐ In certain braking situations, the perforated brake creased by manually shifting down, even into first discs can cause functional noise.
  • Page 294 Driving precautions DRIVING HINTS Roof rack ▷ Securely fasten the luggage, for example with tensioning straps. ▷ Do not allow objects to protrude into the General swing range of the boot lid. Installation is only possible if the vehicle is equip‐ ▷...

  • Page 295: Saving Fuel

    Saving fuel DRIVING HINTS Saving fuel Vehicle equipment Close windows Open windows increase drag and consequently This chapter describes all standard, country-spe‐ fuel consumption. cific and special equipment available for the Tyres model series. It may therefore describe equip‐ ment and functions which are not installed in your vehicle, for example on account of the op‐...
  • Page 296 BMW Service Partner. roll. Please also see the BMW Maintenance System, On downward stretches, take your foot off the see page 344. accelerator and allow the vehicle to roll.
  • Page 297 Saving fuel DRIVING HINTS Overview ▷ "ECO PRO climate control" ▷ "ECO PRO light and sight" ▷ "Damping" ▷ "Steering" ▷ "Reset to ECO PRO STANDARD" The settings are saved for the currently used driver profile. ECO PRO Limit ▷ Activate ECO PRO Limit: Button "ECO PRO limit"...
  • Page 298 Saving fuel DRIVING HINTS Depending on the equipment, the dynamic ECO If the bonus range is shown in grey, the current light function is activated additionally. driving style is inefficient. The display turns blue as soon as all the condi‐ Damping tions for driving with optimised consumption are met.
  • Page 299 Saving fuel DRIVING HINTS Display on the Control Display Operating requirements The function is available in ECO PRO drive General mode. Information about the current effectiveness of The function depends on how up-to-date the the ECO PRO functions can be displayed as an navigation data is and its quality.
  • Page 300 Saving fuel DRIVING HINTS "Driving style analysis" A precautionary driving style helps to use the function frequently and supports the consump‐ Using route-ahead assistant tion-reducing effect of coasting. A section of the route ahead is shown: Operating requirements Remove your foot from the accelerator. The function is available in the speed range from Allow the vehicle to coast until you reach the approx.
  • Page 301 Saving fuel DRIVING HINTS Driving style analysis Display Display in the instrument cluster Principle The route covered in coasting mode is dis‐ The function helps you to develop a particularly played. efficient driving style and to save fuel. To do this, the driving style is analysed. The eval‐ ECO PRO driving mode: Displays on uation is performed in various categories and is the Control Display...
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  • Page 303: Mobility

    MOBILITY Refuelling ....................304 Wheels and tyres ..................306 Engine compartment ................330 Service products ..................333 Maintenance ..................... 344 Replacing parts ..................347 Breakdown Assist ................... 351 General care ..................... 360 Online Edition for Part no. xxx - VI/18...

  • Page 304: Refuelling

    Refuelling MOBILITY Refuelling Vehicle equipment Safety note This chapter describes all standard, country-spe‐ NOTE cific and special equipment available for the If the range drops below 50 km, 30 miles, the model series. It may therefore describe equip‐ engine may no longer be supplied with suffi‐ ment and functions which are not installed in cient fuel.
  • Page 305 Refuelling MOBILITY Turn the fuel tank cap anticlockwise. Have the fuel filler flap unlocked by a Service Partner of the manufacturer or another qualified Service Partner or a specialist workshop. Place the fuel tank cap in the holder on the fuel filler flap.

  • Page 306: Wheels And Tyres

    Wheels and tyres MOBILITY Wheels and tyres Vehicle equipment Tyre inflation pressure information This chapter describes all standard, country-spe‐ On the door pillar cific and special equipment available for the model series. It may therefore describe equip‐ ment and functions which are not installed in your vehicle, for example on account of the op‐...
  • Page 307 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY For Australia/New Zealand Checking using tyre inflation pressure inscriptions on the door pillar WARNING The tyre inflation pressure inscriptions on the The inflation pressures on the tyre label are ap‐ tyre inflation pressure sign on the door pillar only plicable only for tyres explicitly mentioned on relate to cold tyres or tyres at the same tempera‐...
  • Page 308 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY inscriptions on the Control Display, reset the The positions of the wear displays are identified Tyre Pressure Monitor TPM. on the tyre's side wall by TWI, Tread Wear Indi‐ cator. Speed code Q = up to 160 km/h/100 mph Tyre damage R = up to 170 km/h/106 mph S = up to 180 km/h/112 mph...
  • Page 309 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY Safety notes WARNING Tyres can become damaged by running over WARNING obstacles, for example kerbs or road damage, Wheels and tyres that are not suitable for your at high speed. Larger wheels have a smaller vehicle can damage parts of the vehicle. For ex‐ tyre cross-section.
  • Page 310 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY Recommended makes of tyre Maximum speed of winter tyres If the vehicle is capable of maximum speeds higher than the speed permitted for the winter tyres, display an indicating label stating the maxi‐ mum permitted speed in the driver's field of view. The indicating label is available from a Service Partner of the manufacturer or another qualified Service Partner or a specialist workshop.
  • Page 311 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY Run-flat tyres Label Principle In the event of a complete loss of tyre inflation pressure, run-flat tyres enable you to continue driving, with certain restrictions. General The wheels are fitted with tyres which are self- supporting to a limited degree. They may also The tyres are identified on the tyre's side wall by have special rims.
  • Page 312 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY General Sealant container ▷ Please observe the notes on the application of the Mobility System which are on the com‐ pressor and the sealant container. ▷ Applying the Mobility System can be ineffec‐ tive for tyre damage larger than approximately 4 mm.
  • Page 313 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY ▷ Engage the steering wheel lock with the Pull filler hose completely from the cover of wheels in the straight-ahead position. the sealant container. Do not kink the hose. ▷ Have all vehicle occupants get out of the ve‐ hicle and guide them out of the danger area, for example behind the crash barrier.
  • Page 314 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY Removing and storing the sealant Insert the plug into the socket in the vehicle interior while the compressor is switched off. container Unscrew the filler hose of the sealant con‐ tainer from the tyre valve. Press the red unlocking device. Remove the sealant container from the com‐...
  • Page 315 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY If the tyre inflation pressure of at least 2 bar is Insert the plug into the socket in the vehicle not reached, contact a Service Partner of the interior. manufacturer or a qualified Service Partner or a specialist workshop.
  • Page 316 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY Snow chains Do not initialise the runflat indicator RPA with snow chains fitted, as it may give incorrect read‐ ings. Safety notes Do not reset the Tyre Pressure Monitor TPM with snow chains fitted, as it may give incorrect readings.
  • Page 317 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY "General settings" incorrect. As a result, reliable signalling of a loss of tyre inflation pressure can no longer be guar‐ "Snow chains" anteed. There is a danger of injury and damage "Snow chains fitted" to property. Make sure that the tyre sizes of the The rear-wheel steering is switched on again au‐...
  • Page 318 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY Current tyre temperature "Vehicle status" "Tyre Pressure Monitor" Depending on the model, the current tyre tem‐ peratures are shown. Adjusting the settings The current tyre temperatures can change as a Via iDrive: result of vehicle operation or the outside temper‐ ature.
  • Page 319 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY pressures saved during the last reset for the You can interrupt your journey at any time. The warning. reset resumes automatically when you continue your journey. One to four wheels yellow Messages: for tyres without There is a flat tyre or major loss of tyre inflation special approval pressure in the tyres shown.
  • Page 320 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY If the tyre inflation pressure is The symbol identifying run-flat tyres, see page 311, is a circle with the letters RSC on insufficient the tyre side wall. Message Messages: in the case of tyres A yellow warning lamp is illuminated in with special approval the instrument cluster.
  • Page 321 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY Perform a reset of the system. Sym‐ Possible cause If there is a significant loss of tyre The tyre was not inflated properly, for inflation pressure example insufficient air added. The system has detected a wheel Message change, but no reset has been run.
  • Page 322 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY If no tyre damage can be identified, contact a Possible driving distance with a deflated Service Partner of the manufacturer or an‐ tyre other qualified Service Partner or a specialist The possible driving distance varies depending workshop.
  • Page 323 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY Runflat indicator RPA Through this behaviour, a warning may be trig‐ gered if there are major temperature drops, due to the given warning limits. Principle After a temperature-related warning, the speci‐ The system identifies a loss of tyre inflation pres‐ fied pressures are displayed again on the Control sure by comparing the rotational speeds of the Display after a short distance.
  • Page 324 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY Performing an initialisation Flat tyre message On initialisation, the current tyre pressures are A yellow warning lamp is illuminated in saved as a reference for detection of a flat tyre. the instrument cluster. Initialisation is started by confirming the correct In addition, a symbol with a Check Control mes‐...
  • Page 325 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY Run-flat tyres If the vehicle is moderately loaded and used un‐ der favourable conditions, it is possible to travel up to 80 km, 50 miles. Safety notes Driving properties with damaged tyres WARNING On a journey with damaged tyres, handling char‐ A run-flat tyre which has low tyre inflation pres‐...
  • Page 326 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY Wheel change age to property. Only use the jack to change an emergency wheel or a spare wheel in the event of a flat tyre. General For run-flat tyres or when using a flat tyre kit, it is not always necessary to change a wheel immedi‐...
  • Page 327 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY Protecting the vehicle against Thiefproof wheel studs rolling Principle General The wheel locking bolts have a special coding. The blots can only be released with the adapter The vehicle manufacturer recommends that the that matches the coding. vehicle should additionally be protected against rolling away during a wheel change.
  • Page 328 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY Raising vehicle ▷ Switch on the hazard warning lights. ▷ Apply the parking brake. ▷ Engage a gear or select selector lever posi‐ WARNING tion P. Your hands or fingers could get trapped when ▷ As soon as the traffic permits, have all vehicle using the jack.
  • Page 329 Wheels and tyres MOBILITY Remove your hand from the jack as soon as studs belonging to the wheels may also have the jack is under load and continue to turn to be used. the jack crank or lever with one hand. Tighten the remaining wheel studs until fin‐...

  • Page 330: Engine Compartment

    Engine compartment MOBILITY Engine compartment Vehicle equipment your vehicle, for example on account of the op‐ tional equipment selected or the country specifi‐ cation. This also applies to safety-relevant func‐ This chapter describes all standard, country-spe‐ tions and systems. Please comply with the cific and special equipment available for the relevant laws and regulations when using the model series.
  • Page 331 Engine compartment MOBILITY 1 Filler neck for washing fluid 4 Engine coolant tank 2 Starting assistance, positive battery terminal 5 Starting assistance, negative battery terminal 3 Oil filler neck 6 Vehicle identification number Bonnet fan. There is a danger of injury. Do not reach into an area where there are moving parts.
  • Page 332 Engine compartment MOBILITY Watch out for any protruding parts of the bonnet. WARNING Parts of the body can become trapped when Closing opening and closing the bonnet. There is a danger of injury. When opening and closing, make sure that the area of movement of the bonnet is kept clear.

  • Page 333: Service Products

    Service products MOBILITY Service products Vehicle equipment Safety notes This chapter describes all standard, country-spe‐ NOTE cific and special equipment available for the Even small quantities of the wrong fuel or model series. It may therefore describe equip‐ wrong fuel additives can damage the fuel sys‐ ment and functions which are not installed in tem and engine.
  • Page 334 Unleaded petrol, RON 91. BluePerformance Diesel Principle Safety note BMW Diesel with BluePerformance reduces ni‐ trous oxides in the diesel exhaust by injecting the reduction agent AdBlue into the exhaust stream. NOTE In the catalytic converter, this produces a chemi‐...
  • Page 335 Service products MOBILITY AdBlue topping up Via iDrive: BMW recommends having the reduction agent "CAR" replenished by a Service Partner as part of a reg‐ "Vehicle status" ular maintenance schedule. "AdBlue" If you keep to this maintenance schedule, a sin‐...
  • Page 336 Preferably use the special bottle recommended General by BMW. With this bottle and its special adapter, When refuelling, insert the filler nozzle fully into reduction agent can be topped up conveniently. the filler neck. Lifting the filler nozzle during refu‐...
  • Page 337 Service products MOBILITY Place the fuel tank cap in the holder on the Place the fuel tank cap in the holder on the fuel filler flap. fuel filler flap. Use the pump nozzle to replenish at least the Attach the bottle and turn clockwise until it recommended top-up quantity, see stops.
  • Page 338 Service products MOBILITY Pull back bottle and unscrew. AdBlue on the minimum level After filling up, the display contin‐ ues to be shown. Drive-ready state can only be es‐ tablished when the display is no longer illuminated. Press the start/stop button three times. Display is no longer illuminated after approxi‐...
  • Page 339 Service products MOBILITY Safety notes Displaying the engine oil level Via iDrive: NOTE "CAR" Too little engine oil causes engine damage. "Vehicle status" There is a danger of damage to property. Top "Engine oil level" up with engine oil immediately. The engine oil level is displayed.
  • Page 340 Service products MOBILITY The engine oil level is checked and shown on a Partner of the manufacturer or another qualified scale. Service Partner or a specialist workshop. Adding engine oil Overview General The oil filler neck is in the engine compartment, see page 330.
  • Page 341 BMW Longlife-04. shop. BMW Longlife-12 FE. Oil change The oil specification BMW Longlife-12 FE is not suitable for 25d, 35d, 40d or 50d diesel engines. NOTE Engine oil not changed in time can lead to in‐ Alternative engine oil grades creased engine wear and thus engine damage.
  • Page 342 Service products MOBILITY Coolant Checking the coolant level at the side marks Allow the engine to cool down. General The coolant level is correct if it is between Coolant is a mixture of water and an additive. the Min. and Max. marks on the coolant tank. Not all commercially available additives are suita‐...
  • Page 343 Service products MOBILITY Disposal not add any additives containing silicone to the washer fluid. When disposing of coolant and coolant additives, comply with the relevant envi‐ ronmental protection regulations. NOTE Mixing different screenwash concentrates or Washer fluid antifreezes can result in damage to the washer system.

  • Page 344: Maintenance

    It is important, therefore, that you hand the serv‐ ice advisor the remote control that was last used BMW Maintenance System for driving the vehicle. Periods out of use The maintenance system indicates what mainte‐...
  • Page 345 IT systems NOTE of BMW AG, Munich. Incorrect use of the OBD on-board diagnosis The data entered in the electronic service history socket can result in malfunctions in the vehicle.
  • Page 346 Maintenance MOBILITY Recycling The manufacturer of the vehicle recommends handing the vehicle in at a take-back point nomi‐ nated by the manufacturer at the end of its life cycle. The regulations concerning the returning of end-of-life vehicles may vary from country to country.

  • Page 347: Replacing Parts

    Replacing parts MOBILITY Replacing parts Vehicle equipment NOTE When wipers are folded away from the wind‐ This chapter describes all standard, country-spe‐ screen, they can be trapped when the bonnet cific and special equipment available for the is opened. There is a danger of damage to model series.
  • Page 348 Replacing parts MOBILITY Bulbs and lights disappears after a short time. There is no need to replace the headlight glass. If moisture increasingly forms, for example if General there are water droplets in the lamp despite the Lights and bulbs are an important aspect of driv‐ headlights being switched on, have the head‐...
  • Page 349 Replacing parts MOBILITY Charging the battery Disposing of the old battery Dispose of old batteries at a Service General Partner of the manufacturer or another Ensure the battery is sufficiently charged to qualified Service Partner or a specialist guarantee the entire lifetime of the battery. workshop or hand them into an authorised col‐...
  • Page 350 Replacing parts MOBILITY manufacturer or another qualified Service Partner or a specialist workshop. Online Edition for Part no. xxx - VI/18...

  • Page 351: Breakdown Assist

    General In the case of a breakdown, data on the vehicle condition can be transferred to the BMW break‐ down assistance. It is possible that malfunctions can be remedied directly. Contact with BMW breakdown assistance can The warning triangle is in the boot.
  • Page 352 A text message prompting the driver to call Teleservice Assistance can be started after a BMW Accident Assistance is shown on the Con‐ prompt by BMW breakdown assistance. trol Display. Park the vehicle safely. The connection can be established directly: Apply the parking brake.
  • Page 353 Breakdown Assist MOBILITY Via iDrive: SOS button in the roof lining. "COM" "BMW Assistance" "Call BMW Accident Assistance" Follow the displays on the Control Display. A Operating requirements voice connection is established. ▷ Standby state is switched on. ▷ Emergency call system is functional.
  • Page 354 Press the SOS button in an emergency only. In certain circumstances, for example deploy‐ ment of the airbags, an emergency call may be Even if no emergency call through BMW is pos‐ placed automatically immediately after an acci‐ sible, in some cases an emergency call may still dent of corresponding severity.
  • Page 355 When an emergency call is sent via BMW, data is sent to the emergency call centre in ▷ Do not allow the extinguishing agent to order to decide what rescue measures are re‐...
  • Page 356 Breakdown Assist MOBILITY Safety notes Jump-starting connections DANGER Touching live components can result in an electric shock. There is a danger of injury or even death. Do not touch any components that could be live. WARNING The jump-starting connection in the engine Connecting the jump leads in the wrong se‐...
  • Page 357 Breakdown Assist MOBILITY Transporting the vehicle tery or the corresponding engine or body earth connection on the donor vehicle. General Connect the second terminal clamp to the negative terminal of the battery or to a corre‐ Do not attempt to have the vehicle towed. sponding engine or body earth connection on the vehicle to be started.
  • Page 358 Breakdown Assist MOBILITY Towing other vehicles Towing rope Ensure that the towing rope is taut when the General towing vehicle drives off. Switch on the hazard warning lights, depending Use nylon ropes or straps, which will enable the on local regulations. vehicle to be towed without jerking.
  • Page 359 Breakdown Assist MOBILITY Thread for towing eye Press the marking on the edge of the cover to push it out. For covers which have an opening instead of a marking, pull the cover out by the opening. Tow-starting Do not attempt to tow-start the vehicle. If necessary, start the engine using starting as‐...

  • Page 360: General Care

    General care MOBILITY General care Vehicle equipment Distances and temperature ▷ Maximum temperature: 60 ℃/140 ℉. This chapter describes all standard, country-spe‐ ▷ Minimum distance to sensors, cameras, cific and special equipment available for the seals: 30 cm, approximately 12 in. model series.
  • Page 361 There is a danger of damage to property. Do General not switch off standby state in car washes. BMW recommends using care and cleaning products from BMW. Suitable care products are General available from a Service Partner of the manufac‐ turer or another qualified Service Partner or a In a car wash, the vehicle must be able to roll specialist workshop.
  • Page 362 General care MOBILITY Safety note Clean the upholstery down to the seams using wide wiping actions. Avoid rubbing vigorously. WARNING Safety note Work performed incorrectly on the vehicle paintwork can cause the radar sensors to fail or NOTE malfunction, resulting in a safety risk. There is a danger of accidents or damage to property.
  • Page 363 General care MOBILITY these could be damaged and become a source Never allow seat belts to retract unless they are of noise. dry. Fine wood parts Carpets and foot mats Clean fine wood trims and fine wood parts with a damp cloth only.
  • Page 364 General care MOBILITY NOTE The surfaces of displays can be damaged due to improper cleaning. There is a danger of damage to property. Avoid applying excessive pressure and do not use abrasive materials. Clean with a clean, anti-static microfibre cloth. Clean the protective glass of the Head-Up Dis‐...
  • Page 365 General care MOBILITY Online Edition for Part no. xxx - VI/18...
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  • Page 367: Reference

    REFERENCE Technical data ..................368 Appendix ....................370 Everything from A to Z ................374 Online Edition for Part no. xxx - VI/18...

  • Page 368: Technical Data

    The heights specified do not take into account add-on parts such as a roof aerial, roof railing or BMW 8 Series Coupé Width with mirrors 2137 Width without mirrors 1902...
  • Page 369 Technical data REFERENCE Weights M850i xDrive powered by BMW M Kerb weight ready for road, with 75 kg, 165 lb, load, kg (lb) 1965 (4332) tank 90 % full, no optional extras Permitted gross weight kg (lb) 2395 (5280) Load...

  • Page 370: Appendix

    Appendix REFERENCE Appendix General Here is where any updates to the Owner's Handbook for the vehicle are listed. Updates after going to press Updates have been made to these chapters of ▷ Safety: emergency stop assistant, see the printed Owner's Handbook following the page 211.
  • Page 371 Appendix REFERENCE Seat position Largest rear-facing fasten‐ ing: – R1/R2X/R2/R3. Largest front-facing fasten‐ ing: – F1/F2X/F2/F3. Largest suitable booster mount: – B2/B3. a) Adapt the front/back position of the front passenger seat and, if necessary, move it to the highest position to achieve the best possible routing of the belt.
  • Page 372 Appendix REFERENCE Seat position Largest rear-facing fasten‐ ing: – R1/R2X/R2/R3. Largest front-facing fasten‐ ing: – F1/F2X/F2/F3. Largest suitable booster mount: – B2/B3. a) Adapt the front/back position of the front passenger seat and, if necessary, move it to the highest position to achieve the best possible routing of the belt.
  • Page 373 Appendix REFERENCE Online Edition for Part no. xxx - VI/18...

  • Page 374: Everything From A To Z

    Armrest heating AdBlue at low temperatures Ashtray AdBlue on the minimum level Ashtray, front AdBlue, see BMW diesel with BluePerform‐ ASSIST button, see Active Cruise Control ance ASSIST button, see Cruise Control AdBlue, topping up Attention camera for driver, see Driver Attention...
  • Page 375 Everything from A to Z REFERENCE Attentiveness assistant BMW Maintenance System AUC automatic air recirculation control AUC BMW Services, see Owner's Handbook for Navi‐ Audio, see Owner's Handbook for Navigation, gation, Entertainment, Communication Entertainment, Communication Bonnet AUTO H button, see Parking brake...
  • Page 376 Everything from A to Z REFERENCE Care of upholstery fabrics Comfort opening using the remote control Care products COMFORT, see Drive experience switch Care, see Vehicle wash Communication, see Owner's Handbook for Care, vehicle Navigation, Entertainment, Communication Car key, see Remote control Compartments in the doors Carpet, care Compatible devices, see Suitable devices...
  • Page 377 Display in windscreen, see Head-Up Dis‐ Cruise Control without distance control, see play Cruise Control Display key, malfunction Cupholder Display key, see BMW display key Cupholder, front Display lighting, see Instrument lighting Displays Displays and symbols Displays, ECO PRO Displays, screens...
  • Page 378 Everything from A to Z REFERENCE Dynamic damping, see Adaptive suspen‐ Engine coolant sion Engine idling when driving, see Coasting Dynamic ECO lighting function Engine oil change Dynamic Marker Light Engine oil filler neck Dynamic Stability Control DSC Engine oil grades for topping up Dynamic Traction Control DTC Engine oil level, checking electronically Engine oil temperature...
  • Page 379 First-aid set, see First-aid kit General settings Flank protection without Surround View Gesture Control Flank protection with Surround View Gestures, see BMW Gesture Control Flat tyre, continuing a journey 322, Give way warning Flat tyre message, RPA Glare protection, see Sun visor...
  • Page 380 Monitor Keyless Go, see Comfort Access Inflation pressure, tyres Key, mechanical Inflation pressure warning RPA, tyres Key, see BMW display key Information on no passing Key switch for front passenger airbags Information window, Control Display Kick-down, Steptronic transmission Initialising, runflat indicator RPA...
  • Page 381 REFERENCE Laser high-beam headlights Maintenance System, BMW Lashing eyes in the boot Make-up mirror Lashing straps, see Lashing eyes in the Malfunction, BMW display key boot Malfunction displays, see Check Control Launch Control Malfunction, remote control Laying up the vehicle...
  • Page 382 Everything from A to Z REFERENCE MP3 player, see Audio, see Owner's Handbook Operating menus, see iDrive for Navigation, Entertainment, Communica‐ Outlets, see Ventilation tion Outside air, see AUC M Sport differential, active Outside temperature Multifunction steering wheel, buttons Overheating of the engine, see Coolant tempera‐ Multimedia, see Owner's Handbook for Naviga‐...
  • Page 383 Profiles, see Driver profiles Remote control, universal Protection function, windows, see Anti-trap Remote control with display, malfunction mechanism Remote control with display, see BMW display Remote services, app, see Owner's Handbook for Navigation, Entertainment, Communica‐ tion Racing track driving Remote Software Upgrade...
  • Page 384 Everything from A to Z REFERENCE RME, rape seed methyl ester Seat ventilation, active Road priority warning Securing a transported load Rolling away in idle, see Coasting Selection list in the instrument cluster RON, petrol grade Selector lever, Steptronic transmission Roof lining Sensors, care Roof load...
  • Page 385 Everything from A to Z REFERENCE Soot particle filter, see Exhaust gas particle fil‐ Steering wheel, buttons Steering wheel heating SOS button Steering wheel, see Memory function SOS button, see Intelligent emergency call Steptronic sport transmission, see Steptronic Sound output, see Owner's Handbook for Navi‐ transmission gation, Entertainment, Communication Steptronic transmission...
  • Page 386 Everything from A to Z REFERENCE Television, TV, see Owner's Handbook for Navi‐ Turn indicators, replacing bulbs, see Bulbs and gation, Entertainment, Communication lights Temperature, automatic air conditioning Turning circle lines, rear-view camera 245, Temperature display, see Outside tempera‐ TV, see Owner's Handbook for Navigation, En‐ ture tertainment, Communication Temperature, engine oil...
  • Page 387 Everything from A to Z REFERENCE Vehicle paintwork Windscreen, climate comfort Vehicle position, vehicle positioning Windscreen washer jets Vehicle, running in Windscreen washing system, see Wiper sys‐ Vehicle settings reset Vehicle status Windscreen wipers, see Wiper system Vehicle wash Winter storage, see Laying up the vehicle Ventilation Winter tyres Ventilation, see Standing air conditioning...
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