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Automatic Selection of "NORMAL"
Drive Mode upon Ignition
(Predominant Mode)
If "Off Road" drive mode was set
before switching off the vehicle,
"NORMAL" drive mode will be set
automatically upon re-ignition. Over 5
km/h (3 mph), vehicle height if was set
to "Off Road 1" or "Off Road 2" will
lower to "Normal" ride height if no
other inputs from the user.
I.C.E. Mode excluding ESC
To release the vehicle in low grip
conditions (e.g.: heaps of snow, mud,
sand, etc), it is possible to shift the
transmission feature in the specific
driving mode as required for these
situations, by pressing the I.C.E.
button and to exclude completely the
yaw and spinning control system, by
pressing the button for at last three
seconds
(ESC OFF).
Setting Ride Height
The pneumatic suspension system
ensures vehicle continuous automatic
levelling and allows setting ground
clearance by simply moving the ride
height selector
The selector can be moved forward
(
) and backward (
) by one
position at a time in order to set six
different heights. Every position is
identified by the switch-on of the
corresponding LED at the left side of
the selector and in the dedicated area
at top right of the display.
The table below shows the possible
selector positions and the relevant
symbols.
Off Road 2
Off Road 1
Normal
Aero 1
Aero 2
Entry/Exit
During transition from one position to
another, the instrument panel display
will show a pop-up indicator (above
the coolant temperature indicator)
which reproduces the ride height
symbols. On this indicator, the LED for
the new position, set by means of
the selector on central console, will
flash while the LEDs of intermediate
positions will turn on when set
position is reached.
The new position will be displayed on
the dedicated area at top right of the
display and the indicator will turn off
after approximately 2 seconds.
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