To set the speed limiter on a Cupra Born 2023:

1. Press the button to activate the speed limiter.
2. The system will store the selected speed, starting from 30 km/h (20 mph) and above.
3. The saved speed will be displayed on the instrument cluster.

The speed limiter can be temporarily overridden by fully pressing the accelerator pedal past the resistance point. It will reactivate automatically when the speed returns below the set limit.

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Tony

February 21, 2025

How to set speed limiter on cupr A born 2023

Gerry

January 29, 2025

Central locking takes some time to work in cold/freezing temperatures.I tend to pour lukewarm warm water over drivers door handle (manual key area)then after a few minutes it works but it’s not the key fob?

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Mr. Anderson

May 14, 2025

The central locking on the Cupra BORN takes time to work in cold temperatures likely because freezing conditions affect the sensor surfaces on the door handles. If these surfaces are exposed to cold or moisture, such as ice or frost, their operation may be delayed or impaired. Pouring lukewarm water on the handle helps thaw the area, allowing the system to function after a minute or two.

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Julie Harris

July 3, 2025

Where is 12 volt connection for dash cam

Summary of Contents for Cupra BORN

Page 1 C U P R A B O R N OWNER’S MANUAL...
Page 2 Vehicle Registration: On-board documentation Vehicle identification number: First key Second key Date of vehicle registration or vehicle delivery: Correct working order of all keys was checked SEAT Official Service/CUPRA authorised service: Location: Date: Signature of owner: Service advisor: Telephone:...
Page 3 Thank you for your trust choosing a CUPRA vehicle. Read and always observe safety infor- mation concerning the passenger's With your new CUPRA, you will be able to en- ››› front airbag page 52, Fitting and us- joy a vehicle with state-of-the-art technolo- ing child seats.
Page 4 This instruction manual is valid for all variants tion about safety and warn you about wise stated. and versions of your CUPRA model. It de- possible accident or injury risks. This instruction manual has been written for scribes all the equipment and models with- left-hand drive vehicles.
Page 5 Digital instruction manual Digital Manual in the Infotainment System The digital version of the manual can be found on the official CUPRA website: When a factory settings reset is performed, the Digital Manual is uninstalled from the in- fotainment system.
Page 7 ........CUPRA CONNECT Gen4 ....
Page 8 Table of Contents Infotainment system ....208 Maintenance ......First steps .
Page 9 General views of the vehicle Front exterior view ››› Driving assistance sensors page 147 Levels control Opening and closing ››› ››› Front multifunction camera Brake fluid page 266 Doors page 90 – – ››› ››› Area View front camera Battery page 268 Central locking page 85...
Page 10 General views of the vehicle Rear exterior view ››› ››› Driving assistance sensors page 147 Rear lid Wheel change page 281 – ››› Rear view camera Opening from outside page 93 – ››› Parking aid sensors Emergency opening page 93 –...
Page 11 General views of the vehicle Interior view ››› Armrest page 245 Emergency starter housing Disconnecting the front passenger front – ››› ››› ››› page 137 airbag page 46 Isofix anchors page 53 Connectivity Box/Wireless Charger ››› Seat belts page 35 ›››...
Page 12 General views of the vehicle Overview (left hand drive) ››› Door handle Multifunction steering wheel control Open bonnet lever page 262 ››› panels page 97 ››› Control panel for: Fuses page 254 ››› ››› Digital Cockpit page 15 ››› Central locking page 85 Steering wheel adjustment page 98...
Page 13 General views of the vehicle Overview (right hand drive) ››› ››› ››› Infotainment system page 26 Electronic parking brake page 176 Hazard warning lights page 59 – ››› page 208 ››› Control for lighting and demisting win- Steering wheel adjustment page 98 ›››...
Page 14 Owner's manual Owner's manual Red warning lamps Yellow warning lamps ››› Stop driving! Brake system fault   Central warning light page 20 ››› page 144 Driver information Fault in the airbag system or the seat belt Stop driving! The electromechanical ...
Page 15 Driver information Yellow warning lamps Yellow warning lamps Green indicator lamps ››› ››› ›››    Turn signals page 105 Rear fog light switched on page 105 Speed limiter not available page 152  ›››  Speed limiter active page 150 Health risk! Open the windows! CO con-...
Page 16 Owner's manual Other warning lamps Stop the vehicle safely as soon as possi- ● ble. State of charge of the high-voltage battery  ››› page 16 Outside temperature below +4 °C (+39 °F)  ››› page ›››  Service interval display page 25 ›››...
Page 17 Driver information Instrument panel Digital Cockpit – Driving indications with infor- Basic: mation on driver assistance systems, speed and navigation. Introduction – Display Driver assistance systems: of active driver assistance systems and After switching the drive system on with a 12- speed.
Page 18 Owner's manual To switch to the “Driver Assistance Sys- Battery state of charge and range even with the high-voltage battery fully ● tems” view, press the button in the left charged.  on the digital instrument cluster hand zone or swipe from left to right. Reserve area Incidents on the digital instrument cluster Battery state of charge and range...
Page 19 Driver information Power display When the current drive power and current WARNING power availability are the same (the bars are When the high-voltage battery charge level the same length), the power limit of the reaches the reserve level, it is possible that electric motor has been reached.
Page 20 Owner's manual Head-up-Display (HUD) The amount and content of the information The following settings can also be adjusted: displayed may vary depending on the equip- In the Head-up-Display settings subme- ment. Switching the Head-up-Display on and off Adjustment of the light intensity of Head- ●...
Page 21 Driver information Status display Outside temperature indicator The calculation is made based on current energy consumption, among other factors. If the outside temperature is lower than ap- Possible indications on the instrument proximately +4 °C (+39 °F), the “ice crystal WARNING panel display symbol”...
Page 22 Owner's manual ble. If necessary, seek professional assis- Function and operation In this case, go to a specialised workshop tance. and request a repair. Fatigue detection determines the driving be- haviour of the driver when starting a journey,  Reference to information in the own- making a calculation of tiredness.
Page 23 Driver information System limitations Road signs detection system posed by the laws of physics and only works within the limits of the system. Do not let The Fatigue detection has certain limitations the comfort afforded by the Fatigue detec- inherent to the system. The following condi- tion system tempt you into taking any risks tions can limit the Fatigue detection or pre- when driving.
Page 24 Owner's manual Shown on the display Additional sign: If a supplementary panel Dynamic Road Sign Display: please ● is detected, e.g. for temporary limits, it is clean the windscreen. In Germany, on motorways and vehicle shown below the valid road sign. For system The windscreen is dirty in the camera area ●...
Page 25 Driver information Limited operation Eco-efficient driving assistance by the laws of physics and only works within the system's limits. Do not let the extra The traffic sign detection system has certain convenience afforded by the traffic sign limitations. The following cases may lead the detection system tempt you into taking any system to operate with limitations or not at risks when driving.
Page 26 Owner's manual destination guidance is active, the most like- Select the time source: Automatic or ● WARNING ly route is used. Manual. The system is not a replacement for driver Pressing the accelerator can cancel the in- awareness. The time and date are only displayed in the tervention of the assistance at any time.
Page 27 Driver information Display the Vehicle Identification Number ● Inspection in xx days! (VIN) Consulting the service date in the infotain- In the Status view, select the Service ● ment system menu. The vehicle identification number (VIN) is displayed. Press the Vehicle function button. ●...
Page 28 Owner's manual Infotainment system oper- If the infotainment system is off, switch it brief description of the main functions and ● how to use it. ation and displays The different menus are selected directly ● Help on the touch screen using texts, icons or Introduction buttons.
Page 29 Driver information Explanation of the function buttons Schematic representation: Overview of Fig. 9 the possible function buttons on the screen Top part of the screen Bottom part of the screen Direct accesses to the functions of the Infotainment system (up to 10 functions, The following information is always visible, Main menu display mode: 5 + 5, customisable by the user).
Page 30 Press to set day and time. Disables the possibility Don't show again Press to switch to Online mode and link of changing the settings of the Infotain- CUPRA CONNECT Gen4 online serv- ment system. If you wish to perform the ices.
Page 31 Driver information Vehicle information Schematic representation: Vehicle in- Fig. 11 formation and status Pressing on Vehicle info in the main menu  opens the Vehicle info menu with the follow- ing submenus: – Driving data: The average consump- tion, average speed, distance travelled and driving time are displayed.
Page 32 Owner's manual Assist systems and vehicle settings Schematic representation: Assist sys- Fig. 12 tems and vehicle settings ››› ››› Press Fig. 12 , or Vehicle settings in Adaptive cruise control (ACC) Lighting page 110  ■ ■ ››› ››› the main menu to open the assistants and page 154.
Page 33 Driver information Departure menu Press again. ●  In the departure menu you can set some functions before leaving the vehicle. When you switch off the ignition, the departure menu is displayed on the infotainment sys- tem. The inputs that are displayed depend on the equipment and, if applicable, are only availa- ble under certain conditions.
Page 34 Owner's manual Safety Make sure all luggage is secured Observe traffic laws and speed limits. ● ● ››› page 241. Always reduce your speed as appropriate ● Make sure that no objects can interfere for road, traffic and weather conditions. ●...
Page 35      any special devices. The seat belt and airbag on the roof console. can only provide optimum protection if a correct sitting position is adopted. CUPRA Yellow control lamp ●      recommends taking your car in for technical the roof console.
Page 36 Owner's manual Valid for all vehicle occupants: Move the seat in such a way that you can In some versions, your vehicle is approved ● step on the pedals with your knees slightly only for 4 seats. 2 front seats and 2 rear Adjust the headrest so that its upper ●...
Page 37 Safety Seat belts Risks of sitting in an incorrect po- Never lean out of a window. ● sition Never put your feet out of a window. ● Control lamps Never put your feet on the dash panel. ● If seat belts are worn incorrectly or not at all, Never place your feet on the bench or on ●...
Page 38 Owner's manual Rear seat belts fastened display If a rear seat occupant unfastens his/her seat Vehicle occupants wearing their seat belts belt while driving, the symbol lights up correctly benefit greatly from the ability of  permanently for that seat. In addition, the the belts to absorb kinetic energy.
Page 39 Safety Important safety instructions for Head-on collisions and the laws Never use seat belt clips, fastening rings ● the use of seat belts of physics or similar items to alter the position of the belt webbing. Always wear the seat belt as described in ●...
Page 40 Owner's manual of energy called “kinetic energy” starts act- possible to brace oneself with one's hands. ing on both the vehicle and its passengers. In a frontal collision, unbelted passengers are thrown forward and will make violent contact The amount of “kinetic energy” depends on with the steering wheel, dash panel, wind- the speed of the vehicle and on the weight screen or whatever else is in the way...
Page 41 Safety Releasing the seat belt Correct position of the seat belt more, if the webbing is correctly positioned, the seat belt will hold the vehicle occupants Only unfasten the seat belt when the vehicle in the optimum position to ensure the airbag ›››...
Page 42 41 to ensure the optimum protection of the lie on the centre of the shoulder, never seat belt and airbag. CUPRA recommends across the neck or the arm. Seat belt tensioner taking your car in for technical service.
Page 43 Safety in the event of sudden brakes ers or remove and install parts of the system ● For the sake of the environment when performing other repair work, the seat in the event of oversteering or understeer- ● Airbag modules and belt tensioners may belt may be damaged.
Page 44 Go to a The PreCrash system can be partially deacti- an accident and cause injuries. specialized CUPRA Service or Official SEAT vated by deactivating the traction and / or Never change settings on the Infotain- Service and ask for the system to be ●...
Page 45 Safety Airbag system Always maintain the greatest possible dis- To reduce the risk of injury from an inflat- ● tance between yourself and the front airbag. ing airbag, always wear the seat belt prop- ››› This way, the front airbags can completely erly page 35 Why is it so important to wear a...
Page 46 Owner's manual There is a fault in the system if the control The control unit analyses the collision trajec- tem may fail to trigger, or not trigger cor- lamp tory and activates the respective restraint  rectly. system. does not light up when the ignition is ●...
Page 47 Safety the high voltage system is switched off; If the airbag and seat belt tensioner system ● CAUTION control lamp remains on or flashes, it indi-  an emergency call is started. ● Always pay attention to any lit control cates a malfunction in the airbag and seat lamps and to the corresponding descrip- ›››...
Page 48 Owner's manual Front airbags When the driver and front passenger airbags Activate and deactivate front are deployed, the covers remain attached to passenger front airbag the steering wheel and dashboard, respec- ››› ››› tively Fig. 23 Fig. 24 In conjunction with the seat belts, the front airbag system gives the front occupants ad- ditional protection for the head and chest in ›››...
Page 49 Safety CUPRA recommends fitting the child seat in lamp lights up for 60 seconds and then turns the rear seat to avoid having to deactivate off. the front passenger airbag. WARNING When the front passenger airbag is deacti- The driver of the vehicle is responsible vated, this means that only the front passen- ●...
Page 50 Owner's manual Side airbags seats or on the lower coverings with the word Never attach objects to the central airbag ● AIRBAG in relief. cover or the deployment zone. In conjunction with the seat belts, the side Do not allow other people, animals or ob- ●...
Page 51 Safety The framed area is covered by the head-pro- Occupants of the outer seats must never nents for other repairs (such as removal of ● tection airbag when it is deployed (deploy- carry any objects or pets in the deployment the front seat) should only be performed by ›››...
Page 52 Owner's manual Transporting children safe- CUPRA recommends securing the child The built-in coat hooks should be used ● seats shown on the website as described be- only for lightweight clothing. Do not leave low: any heavy or sharp-edged objects in the pockets.
Page 53 ● Examples of child seats. CUPRA recommends you use child seats Fig. 32 meet the requirements prescribed in the from the Original Accessories Catalogue. ECE-R 129 standard in relation to installation...
Page 54 Owner's manual Fitting and using child seats Warnings about fitting a child seat headrest, in order to prevent contact with the seat. Take the following general warnings into ac- If a semi-universal type chair is to be instal- count if you are going to fit a child seat. They ●...
Page 55 Safety Objects between the passenger and the Attachment systems ● ››› page 46. If the passenger seat has a ››› passenger side airbag in Front airbags height adjustment option, move it to the on page Depending on the country, different attach- highest, most upright position.
Page 56 The support bracket prevents the child cause serious or fatal injury. seat from tipping forward in the event of im- CUPRA recommends attaching child seats as Make sure the support bracket is correct- ● pact. Child seats fitted with a support brack- follows: ly and safely installed.
Page 57 Safety See the following table to find out about the compatibility of ISOFIX systems in the vehi- cle. Vehicle ISOFIX positions Front passenger seat Electrical Weight group Size class Rear side seat Rear central seat equipment airbag enabled airbag disabled Group 0 to 10 kg ISO/R1 ISO/R1...
Page 58 Owner's manual Vehicle i-Size positions Front passenger seat Rear side seat Rear central seat airbag enabled airbag disabled i-U: Position suitable for forward- or rear-facing i-Size child restraint systems with universal certification. X: Position not suitable for i-Size child restraint systems. Top Tether securing belts Securing the child seat with the ISOFIX or Never secure other child seats that do...
Page 59 Safety cle anchor point, located to the rear of the Slide the strap and secure it properly with ● ››› seat backrest and provide greater restraint. the anchorage of the backrest Fig. 37  ››› Fig. 38  The objective of this strap is to reduce for- Firmly tighten the strap following the man- ●...
Page 60 Owner's manual Fitting a child seat using the seat belt If you want to fit a universal approval catego- ry (U) child seat in your vehicle, you must check that the seat is approved for your ve- hicle. You will find any necessary information on the child seat’s orange ECE approval la- bel.
Page 61 Safety In case of emergency Fitting a child seat using the seat belt 6. Always take the vehicle key with you when you leave the vehicle. Set the height of the seat belt such that it ● adapts to the child seat naturally, without Hazard warning lights All turn signals flash simultaneously when the twisting.
Page 62 Owner's manual Notify the fire department of the accident. Do not remain near the burning vehicle. ● ● Never leave anybody inside the vehicle, ● Tell them that it is an electric vehicle. particularly children or anybody who may WARNING need help.
Page 63 ››› for a few seconds Fig. 42 . The emer- CUPRA suggests going to a specialised work- gency call is activated and a voice connec- shop. tion is established with the public emergency Lights up green: the eCall service is availa- ●...
Page 64 Owner's manual remains available for some time even if the The sent data includes: network of the telecommunications opera- 12-volt battery has been disconnected or tor in question may not be available. The vehicle's current position at the time ● has failed.
Page 65 All CUPRA guidelines and standards must ● other metal objects, especially if the high- be followed when performing any work on voltage cables, the high-voltage battery or...
Page 66 Owner's manual High voltage warning lettering High voltage can cause serious injury or even death. Never touch the battery poles with bare fingers, tools, jewellery or other metal objects. The high-voltage battery contains haz- ardous liquid and solid substances. Emit- ted gases can cause severe burns and blindness.
Page 67 Maintenance work on the high- vehicle at the airport before a trip. Please also observe the applicable CUPRA voltage battery must only be performed Do not expose the vehicle to outside tem- ●...
Page 68 Owner's manual power may decrease a lot shortly after ››› starting to drive page 134 Charging settings in the in- fotainment system Introduction Types of charging AC (alternating current) charging ● ››› page 71 ››› DC (direct current) charging page 72 ●...
Page 69 High-voltage battery Overview In the infotainment system: e-Manager Fig. 45 menu in the vehicle settings. Indications in the e-Manager menu power can vary during the charging proc- Close the screen: ess. Some of the following indications are only Press the function button.
Page 70 (AC) ing location. Normally, if you use the vehicle regularly, it is not necessary to fully charge the high-volt- For AC charging, CUPRA recommends the Create a charging location age battery. following settings: Press the e-Manager button in the info- ●...
Page 71 High-voltage battery Minimum battery charging limit (minimum Set the departure time ● Note desired state of charge of the high voltage Press the e-Manager button in the info- ● ››› In the departure menu you can skip a de- battery from 0-50%) page 67 tainment system's vehicle settings parture time that is active for the current...
Page 72 To charge the high-voltage battery using ● The vehicle is fitted with a direct current sparks and, therefore, may ignite flamma- alternating current (AC), CUPRA recom- (DC) leakage protection device. This pre- ble fumes or explosives. mends using a home charging station (wall-...
Page 73 High-voltage battery ››› Identification of compatible Indicators Fig. 47 Charging with alternating current Voltage up to 500 volts charging infrastructure (AC)  Voltage of up to 1000 volts.  The indicators are located on the vehicle's charging socket, on components of the local charging infrastructure (charging station, socket) and on the charging cable.
Page 74 Owner's manual ››› Connecting the charging cable If the charging process indicator lights up page 30, the charging connector auto- ››› red, there is a fault page 73 matically unlocks once the charging process Firstly, connect the charging cable to the ●...
Page 75 High-voltage battery The alternating current is converted into di- During the charging CAUTION rect current outside the vehicle. A consider- The charging process display on the charg- To use the charging station, bear in mind ably higher charging power is achieved than ›››...
Page 76 Owner's manual White LED: Charging socket lighting You must park the vehicle in a safe ●  place. Park the vehicle outdoors as soon as it – Flashing: establishment of communica- In the dark, the charging socket's side light- is possible and safe to do so. tion between the vehicle and the charg- ing (white LED) can facilitate orientation in ing infrastructure.
Page 77 High-voltage battery Charge the high-voltage battery. Please note the order! First connect the Emergency release of the charg- ● ● charging cable to the external power supply ing connector  and then to the charging socket. Range calculation fault The control lamp switches on yellow. A mes- The charging time varies sage is displayed.
Page 78 Owner's manual ››› Unlocking the charging connector Turn the cover lock through 90º Fig. 51 ● tacts of the charging socket may result in burns, other injuries or a fatal electric Prerequisites: shock. Press the surface over the lock inwards ●...
Page 79 If the charging cable does not work cor- ● Protect from immersion in fluids such as ● rect, get a specialised CUPRA dealer or any The charging cable, as portable electrical rain water. SEAT dealership to look at it. equipment, may have to be checked peri- »...
Page 80 Owner's manual Charging cable for alternating CAUTION CAUTION current (AC) charging stations The charging cable can be damaged if not Follow the manufacturer’s instructions and cleaned properly. indications when using the charging sta- tion. Only water should be used for this pur- ●...
Page 81 High-voltage battery ››› Charging cable for power sockets Control lamp of the vehicle Display Fig. 55 Meaning Failure warning lamp flashes The high-voltage battery is slowly charging. Charging cable information The charging process is Before using the charging cable, also follow complete.
Page 82 ››› flashing Fig. 55 . Visit a specialised CUPRA in some cases. Additional mains connec- dealer or any SEAT network dealer to check tions: the charging cable. Get an establishment Connecting a 12 volt battery charger.
Page 83 The vehicle keys or new spare keys can be Set of vehicle keys mote control and new battery is several me- obtained from a specialised CUPRA dealer or tres around the vehicle. SEAT Official Service, a specialised workshop Vehicle key...
Page 84 Vehicle key: removing the battery. Fig. 59 CUPRA recommends you ask a specialised workshop to replace the battery. The battery is located to the rear of the vehi- cle key, under a cover.
Page 85 Opening and closing Changing the battery in the drink holder or in the central console's When fitting the battery, check that the ● ››› storage compartment page 137 polarity is correct. Remove the key blade from the vehicle key ● ›››...
Page 86 Owner's manual Keyless Access system Locking sensor surface on the outside Lock the vehicle of the door handle. Park the vehicle. ● ››› Unlocking and locking with the Touch the sensor surface Fig. 61 Depending on the equipment, the vehicle ●...
Page 87 Opening and closing The next time, the vehicle can only be un- Automatic deactivation of the sensor sur- Note locked electronically with the vehicle key. Af- faces If there is no vehicle key in the vehicle or ter being unlocked the next time, the Keyless The sensor surfaces are deactivated in the the system does not detect it, a warning will ›››...
Page 88 CUPRA dealer, SEAT Official Service or ically: specialised workshop. The anti-theft alarm system’s interior ●...
Page 89 Opening and closing ››› Lock: press the button Fig. 62 Unlocking and locking from the will be automatically unlocked to facilitate ●  access and assistance. inside Locking the vehicle without the “Safe” se- ● curity system: push the button again and ...
Page 90 Contact a specialised workshop. CUPRA side the vehicle to allow it to switch on the ● The vehicle can be opened and unlocked ● recommends visiting a CUPRA dealership for drive system, press its button.  from the inside using an inside door handle.
Page 91 Opening and closing Anti-theft alarm Locking the vehicle after an airbag is trig- If the window is broken. ● gered Switching off the alarm When an airbag is triggered as a result of an Description accident, the vehicle is fully unlocked. De- Unlock the vehicle with the vehicle key un- ●...
Page 92 Owner's manual Doors Depending on the equipment, the use of a locked. Please bear in mind all legal provi- partition net can affect the operation of the sions. The following situations may cause a interior monitoring system. false alarm: Introduction If one or more windows are partially or ●...
Page 93 Opening and closing Remove the key blade from the vehicle key Emergency lock of doors without ● CAUTION ››› page lock cylinders When opening and closing in an emergen- Insert the key blade into the lock cylinder ● cy, carefully disassemble components and to unlock or lock the vehicle.
Page 94 Owner's manual interior door handle once to unlock and With the door open, rotate the groove in ● Do not close the rear lid by pushing it ● open the door. the door using the ignition key, clockwise for down with your hand on the rear window. ›››...
Page 95 Emergency unlocking of the rear Never use the rear wiper or rear spoiler to ● secure cargo or as a handhold. This could Open: press the top of the CUPRA emblem ● ››› cause damage that could lead to the break- and lift the rear lid Fig.
Page 96 Owner's manual ››› Window controls Briefly press the button Fig. 69 If more than 10 seconds elapse without the  activate the operation of the rear door electric windows being operated, after the electric windows. When the operation comfort opening and closing has been acti- Opening and closing the windows of the rear door electric windows is acti- vated, the operation of the front door win-...
Page 97 Opening and closing One-touch opening and closing The function can be reset for a single win- them. The windows stop moving as soon as dow or for several windows at the same time. the button is released. The one-touch automatic opening and clos- ing is used to open or close the windows WARNING completely.
Page 98 Owner's manual Closing the windows without the anti-trap function Try to close the window again by pulling the ● button without releasing it, within a few sec- onds. The anti-trap function will be deacti- vated! If the closing process takes longer than a ●...
Page 99 Steering wheel Steering wheel The steering wheel includes multifunction Symbol Function modules from where it is possible to control the audio, telephone, navigation, voice con- Volume down: swipe your finger to- Multifunction steering  wards the sign  trol and assist functions without the driver Mute: press the sign ...
Page 100 Owner's manual Steering wheel position adjust- Never adjust the steering wheel while the ● ment vehicle is in motion. If you need to adjust the steering wheel while the vehicle is in motion, stop safely and make the proper adjustment. The adjusted steering wheel should be ●...
Page 101 Seats and headrests Seats and headrests Manual adjustment of the front WARNING seats Incorrectly using upholstery and seat cov- Front seats ers might cause an accidental activation of the electrical seat adjustment system and make it move unexpectedly while driving. Introduction This might cause loss of control of the vehi- cle and thus accidents or injuries.
Page 102 Owner's manual Rear seats Use the lever to adjust the lumbar sup- Backrest further upright/further re- port. clined: press the button forwards/back- wards. Folding down and raising the rear seat backrest WARNING Electric adjustment of the front seats If the electric front seats are used negli- gently or without paying due attention, it can cause serious injury.
Page 103 Seats and headrests Converting the table to a seat Keep the back of your head always as close travel in the corresponding seats (not even to the headrest as possible. a child). Raise and lock in the back rest. The red ●...
Page 104 Owner's manual Removing and fitting the rear Fitting the head restraint CAUTION headrests To mount the external headrests, the corre- When assembling and disassembling the sponding backrest must be partially folded headrests, do not let them meet the top forward. lining of the vehicle, the back rest of the front seat or other parts of the vehicles.
Page 105 Seats and headrests Seat functions WARNING a child. This position is incorrect and may cause severe injuries. To decrease the risk of injuries while driv- Front centre armrest ing, the rear centre armrest must always be raised. Rear centre armrest When the centre armrest is down, no- ●...
Page 106 Owner's manual Activating and deactivating the massage function To activate the function, press the button  on the seat control panel. To deactivate it, press the button again.  The function automatically deactivates after approx. 10 minutes. WARNING Improper use of the seat functions can re- sult in serious injury.
Page 107 Lights Lights WARNING Lights off. Automatic headlight control  activates at over a speed of approx. 10 ››› – Observe the safety warnings in Con- km/h (6 mph) or after travelling 100 m Vehicle lighting trol and warning lamps on page (0.062 mile).
Page 108 Owner's manual and the button lights on the instrument clus- When the dipped beam is on, a static cor- WARNING ter turn on. The automatic dipped beam ac- nering light comes on when driving at If the road is not well lit and other road tivates as of a speed of approx.
Page 109 Lights Right turn light or right-hand parking Switch the ignition off. ● Note light (ignition switched off). Move the turn signal lever up or down. ● The legal requirements regarding the use ● Left turn light or left-hand parking light of vehicle lights in each country must be When the parking light is switched on, the (ignition switched off).
Page 110 Owner's manual From the base position, press the turn sig- ● confuse other road users. This could result The main beam headlights can only be ● nal and main beam headlights lever forwards in a serious accident. switched on if the dipped beam headlights ›››...
Page 111 Lights If road users are insufficiently lit up, e.g. “Coming home” and “Leav- ● When the field of vision of the camera is ● pedestrians or cyclists. ing home” function (exterior ori- dirty, covered or damaged, operation of the main beam control may be affected. On closed curves, when the traffic in the ●...
Page 112 Owner's manual The lights-off delay countdown starts when settings menu of the infotainment system ● Dynamic entry and exit lighting: ››› the last door or rear lid of the vehicle is The indicator lights, headlights and rear light page closed. clusters turn on and off dynamically and, if The set intensity automatically adapts to applicable, with animation.
Page 113 Lights intensity of the light can be adjusted accord- on when the doors are opened and will de-  Turning the interior lights on or off. ing to the pressure exerted. crease in intensity while driving. This intensity Door contact connection. can be adjusted through the infotainment If you want to turn on the two lenses togeth- The interior lights come on automatically...
Page 114 Owner's manual Background lighting provides lighting in dif- ferent areas of the interior. There are predefined Background Lighting ››› versions Fig. 84 . The intensity of the light- ing can be adjusted using the function but-  Lights up the interior of the Drive profile vehicle depending on the selected drive profile.
Page 115 WARNING Operating the windscreen wiper Fig. 85 dow. CUPRA recommends a de-icer spray and rear wiper. If insufficient antifreeze is added to the for this operation. washer fluid, it could freeze on the glass More the lever to the required position: and impair visibility.
Page 116 Owner's manual Rain and light sensor Rain sensor off. If the driver’s or passenger door is ● opened when the vehicle is stationary, the Rain sensor on; automatic wipe if neces- wipers return to the starting position and sary. are switched off. If the door is closed or the Setting sensitivity level of rain sensor wiper lever is moved within a few seconds, Set control to the right: high sensitivity.
Page 117 Visibility Mirrors or make it react more slowly, later or not at Troubleshooting all. Regularly clean the sensitive surface of ››› the rain sensor Fig. 87 (arrow) and check  Washer fluid level too low General safety instructions for possible damage to the wiper blades. The control lamp switches on yellow.
Page 118 Owner's manual The interior mirror automatically darkens rear is not reduced by ice, snow, fogging or If the electrolytic fluid comes into con- ● based on the measured values. other objects. tact with your eyes or skin, immediately rinse the affected area with plenty of water If the light falling onto the sensors is blocked for at least 15 minutes and seek medical ad- or interrupted, e.g.
Page 119 Visibility Adjusting the exterior mirrors The exterior mirror cannot be adjusted the equipment. For this purpose, the rotary  and all functions are deactivated. control has to be in position , or     If the rotary control of the electric exterior Activating exterior mirror functions mirrors is in position , the exterior mirrors...
Page 120 Owner's manual The passenger side exterior mirror leaves Swing the sun visor towards the door, lon- ● Note the saved reversing position when the vehi- gitudinally backwards. If the electrical adjustment should fail to cle is travelling faster than approx. 15 km/h (9 operate, both of the mirrors can be adjus- There is a vanity mirror on the sun visor, with mph), or if the control is turned from posi-...
Page 121 Visibility Glass roof sun blind Anti-trap function of the sunshade blind The button reacts differently than expec- The anti-trap function can reduce the risk of ››› injury when closing the sunshade blind Moisture, dirt, grease, etc., can limit the op- If the blind encounters resistance or an ob- eration of the buttons.
Page 122 Owner's manual Air conditioning Operating the air conditioning with voice Dust and pollen filter commands The dust and pollen filter with its activated Depending on the equipment, some of the charcoal cartridge serves as a barrier against Heating, ventilation and air conditioning functions can be operated impurities in the air taken into the vehicle in- ›››...
Page 123 Note When the cooling system is turned off, air ● coming from the outside will not be dried. To prevent fogging of the windows, CUPRA recommends leaving the cooling system (compressor) turned on. To do this, press the function button .
Page 124 Owner's manual Climatronic control Schematic representation: air condi- Fig. 91 tioning functions Climabar Temperature Sliding your finger from left to Temperature setting submenu right or vice versa over the numbers Fixed bar at the top of the Infotainment Sys- Press to set the desired temperature ...
Page 125 Air conditioning Air Conditioning Menu Schematic representation: Air condi- Fig. 92 tioning menu. Within the Air Conditioning menu, the fol- ture of the air, but the requested tem- switches off automatically after a maxi- lowing submenus are found depending on perature depending on the surrounding mum of 10 minutes.
Page 126 Owner's manual Fan speed in mode can be adjusted AirCare Climate submenu short period refreshes the vehicle interior  in the Climaprofile (low, medium or more quickly. The air conditioning system contains a filter high) by successive presses on the func- that can reduce the penetration of allergenic For safety reasons, air recirculation is discon- tion button...
Page 127 Air conditioning Press the left or right seat icon to connect Cases in which the heat seating should not ● WARNING the seat heating to maximum power. be switched on Stuffy or used air will increase fatigue and Press the left or right seat icon repeatedly ●...
Page 128 Owner's manual Steering wheel heating Electrical energy consumption is too high. ● Make sure the seat cushion is dry prior to ● using the seat heater. The steering wheel heating system is faulty. ● The steering wheel heating only works when Do not sit on the seat with clothing that is ●...
Page 129 > Settings > Units. fotainment system and by using the My  CUPRA App, thanks to the CUPRA CONNECT The stationary air conditioning can be used Gen4 technology. Water or water vapour under the vehicle without the charging connector being plug- ged in.
Page 130 Owner's manual Press After approx. 15 minutes if the drive system Set the scheduled departure time. ● ● ●  has not been switched on by one hour after Activate the timer using the checkbox. ● the scheduled departure time. Setting the desired temperature The earliest scheduled departure time is dis- When the state of charge of the high volt-...
Page 131 Air conditioning Air-conditioning the vehicle after charg- ing the high-voltage battery If the vehicle’s high-voltage battery is to be charged with alternating current (AC) or di- rect current (DC), the vehicle can be air con- ditioned before the scheduled departure time.
Page 132 Owner's manual Driving cle automatically recuperates energy. While would reduce the pedal area and could ob- doing so, it adapts to the driving situation struct the pedals. Risk of accident. and external conditions, such as vehicles in Never place objects in the driver footwell. Driving indications ●...
Page 133 Ensure that the rear seat backrests are ● Energy consumption can be reduced if the securely engaged. CUPRA dealers can provide you with fur- luggage compartment is emptied of items ther information about correct vehicle such as snow chains or unused child seats CAUTION maintenance and spare parts, e.g.
Page 134 Owner's manual Driving on flooded roads Trips abroad WARNING Driving with the rear lid unlocked or open To prevent damage to the vehicle driving on The vehicle has been manufactured for a can cause serious injury. flooded roads, take the following into ac- specific country and meets the approval reg- Always drive with the rear lid closed.
Page 135 ● CAUTION gear position D/B is selected or reverse Cockpit or on the infotainment system dis- CUPRA cannot be held liable for any ● gear R is engaged, the vehicle should be play. damage to the vehicle due to insufficient stopped by pressing the brake pedal.
Page 136 Owner's manual Brake energy recuperation Position D selected and the eco-efficient ● out. This puts much greater demand on the driving assistant deactivated: no recupera- (charging) vehicle’s brakes. tion takes place. When charging the high-voltage battery ● When braking the vehicle and when the ve- Position D selected and the eco-efficient ●...
Page 137 When the power increases again, the control With the ignition on and the vehicle stopped, If you are planning to depart with low out- ● » lamp goes out. press the ignition/start button once. side temperatures, CUPRA recommends pre-heating the vehicle while it is parked...
Page 138 Owner's manual OR: leave the vehicle when it is stopped and Connecting the drive system WARNING the electronic parking brake is applied. With the brake pedal depressed, select a ● If the vehicle keys are used negligently or ››› gear position page 138 .
Page 139 136 . If necessary, Troubleshooting ded Original CUPRA key. This type of key can follow the instructions in the Digital Cockpit. be purchased from a specialised CUPRA  Fault in the electric drive system or dealer or any SEAT network dealer.
Page 140 Owner's manual Go immediately to a specialised workshop A message to this effect is displayed in the The vehicle has a forward gear D/B and a re- ● and request the electric drive system be Digital Cockpit. verse gear R. checked.
Page 141 Driving  – Neutral Never accelerate when selecting a gear When parking or leaving the vehicle, al- ● ● position. ways check that the electronic parking The electric drive system is in the neutral po- brake is applied. sition. No movement is transmitted to the wheels and the braking effect of the electric When leaving the vehicle, always make WARNING...
Page 142 Owner's manual Steering Stop the vehicle immediately! Steering assist ●  Park the vehicle outdoors as soon as it is Steering assist helps the driver in some criti- ● possible and safe to do so. cal driving situations. When counter-steer- Information relating to different ing, it helps by increasing the force applied to Connect the drive system.
Page 143 Driving Driving modes (Drive Pro- Stop driving! Seek specialist assistance. Selecting a driving profile ●  If the warning lamp lights up red, the Press the > Drive Profile function but- ● ●  file) steering may be stiff because the power ton.
Page 144 Owner's manual Characteristics of driving profiles Troubleshooting quently used in city traffic and for short dis- tances, or for sporty driving, brake pad thick-  ness should be checked regularly at a spe- Adaptive suspension (DCC) fault Driving pro- Characteristics cialist workshop.
Page 145 To duced, as otherwise the brake system could pads is not optimal. do so, CUPRA recommends going to a spe- overheat. Please also note the information During the first 300 km, new brake pads ●...
Page 146 Owner's manual Troubleshooting the necessary force and control the trajecto- pressure exerted by the driver when the ry of the vehicle if necessary. brake pedal is depressed quickly in an emer-  gency. Brake system fault Depending on the equipment, the ESC and The warning lamp lights up red.
Page 147 Driving Electromechanical brake servo (eBKV) WARNING loss of control of the vehicle and serious in- jury to the driver and passengers. With the ignition switched on, the electro- When driving without a brake servo or with mechanical brake servo (eBKV) supplements Adapt your speed and driving style at all ●...
Page 148 Owner's manual A message is displayed for a few seconds. The brake assist systems make noises When the described brake assist systems in- Depressing the brake pedal may cause vibra- tervene, you may hear noises. tions. The brake pedal has to be pressed harder because the braking distance increa- WARNING ses due to the reduced brake servo assis-...
Page 149 The driver assistance tools. This is why CUPRA recommends visit- systems are not a replacement for driver ing a specialised CUPRA dealer or any SEAT attention. Focus all your attention on driv- network dealer. ing and be prepared to intervene at all times.
Page 150 Owner's manual ››› Driver assistance sensors zone Fig. 96 and provides support for the The operation of the radar can be affec- ● following functions: ted by strong reflections of the emitted sig- and cameras nal. This may occur, for example, in an en- ›››...
Page 151 ● ››› the outside Fig. 98 . The sensors monitor with paint authorised by CUPRA. The lane Check that the windscreen is not dam- ● both the blind spot and traffic behind the ve- departure warning's functions may be limi- aged in the area of the camera's field of vi- ›››...
Page 152 Owner's manual Area View system CAUTION Never use abrasive cleaning products to ● clean the camera lens. Damage to the radiator grille, bumper, ● Do not use hot or warm water to remove wheel arch and vehicle underbody can ● ice or snow from the camera lens.
Page 153 Driver assistance systems Status display Operating the speed limiter - 10 km/h (5 mph)  When the speed limiter is switched on, the Interrupting the adjustment instrument cluster display shows the saved speed and the system status: Press the button. ●...
Page 154 Owner's manual Speed limiter with proac- The speed limiter is switched off. Always adapt your speed to suit visibility, ● weather, road and traffic conditions. tive speed adjustment Always pay attention to traffic and always ● Troubleshooting keep the vehicle environment in mind. Introduction Always be prepared to adjust the speed ●...
Page 155 Driver assistance systems Limitations of proactive speed Activate proactive speed adjust- Adjust the announced speed adjustment ment +1 km/h (1 mph) Press and hold the + but- ton. In addition to the limitations of the dynamic The speed limiter with proactive speed ad- ›››...
Page 156 Owner's manual Does my vehicle have ACC? WARNING When merging onto a motorway or dual ● carriageway, the recommended speed is Your vehicle has ACC if it has a configuration The ACC’s technology cannot overcome automatically saved as the desired speed. menu in the infotainment system.
Page 157 If the ACC does not work as described in this chapter, do not use it until it has been Depending on the driving situation, the fol- checked by a specialised workshop. CUPRA lowing indicator lamps come on: recommends visiting a specialised CUPRA dealer or any SEAT dealership.
Page 158 Owner's manual Setting speed Reinstating the cruise control WARNING To program the speed, press the Press the button. The ACC regulates to   ●  Before driving off, check that the road is ››› Fig. 103 buttons to the desired speed. The the last speed and distance setting.
Page 159 Driver assistance systems Be aware of the limitations and warnings de- Stop&Go function and the vehicle in front moves off, your ve- scribed at the beginning of this chapter. hicle will move off automatically. In this The ACC can bring the vehicle to a standstill ›››...
Page 160 154. Vehicles that are not aligned while driving ● CUPRA does not recommend using the or that are outside the sensor's detection ››› function in the following cases ››› area, such as motorcycles Fig.
Page 161 Driver assistance systems Proactive speed adjust- People If the problem persists, consult a special- ● ● ised workshop. Animals ● ment Vehicles travelling in the opposite direction ● The ACC does not work as expected or crossing the road. Introduction Make sure that the conditions are met for ●...
Page 162 Owner's manual The option to react at the end of traffic On roads that are not included in the navi- ● ● expectedly and suddenly or may not adapt jams is activated in the infotainment system gation data, or that are included with little to the current traffic situation.
Page 163 Driver assistance systems Driving with the proactive speed The speeds indicated for curves depend on If the speed of travel considerably ex- ● ››› the driving profile page 141 adjustment ceeds the speed limit detected by the traf- fic signal detection system, a relevant warn- ›››...
Page 164 Owner's manual emergency brake assis- The system can be cancelled if the accelera- Warning levels and brake assist tor pedal is pressed or the steering wheel is tance system (Front Assist) turned firmly. Depending on the equipment and the coun- Introduction try, the Front Assist also includes the follow- ing functions:...
Page 165 Driver assistance systems Advance warning Driver emergency braking assistance sys- Pedestrian and cyclist recognition technolo- gy cannot exceed the physically prescribed If the system detects a possible collision with limits and works exclusively within the sys- the vehicle in front, it alerts the driver by If the driver, after the critical warning, starts tem’s limits.
Page 166 Owner's manual Limitations System limitations Vehicles that suddenly change to the lane ● on which your vehicle is travelling. This system does not react to objects that Pedestrians that cannot be recognised be- cross transversely or to animals. The basic ●...
Page 167 For more details, see section page 147 Deactivated ● With the ignition switched on, the Front As- CUPRA recommends driving with the func- sist can be deactivated or activated as fol- tion in “Medium” mode. lows: Manual activation and deactiva-...
Page 168 ● time the ignition is switched on. Temporarily in very sporty driving situa- ● tions. CUPRA recommends having the dodge and Introduction turn assistance systems activated except in If the turn signal is switched on before a ● the exceptions described in section The Lane Assist System helps the driver stay manual lane change.
Page 169 Driver assistance systems Control lamp Driving with the Lane Assist Sys- be incorrectly detected as road markings under certain circumstances by the Lane Assist system. Immediately counter any un-  It lights up green wanted intervention of the system. Lane Assist system active and available. Please observe the indications on the in- ●...
Page 170 Owner's manual Switching the lane assist system on or off Regardless of the steering manoeuvres, Troubleshooting through an indication on the instrument In some countries, the Lane Assist System is panel display and acoustic warnings, the  The lane departure warning assistant always activated when the ignition is switch- driver is also prompted to drive through the is not available...
Page 171 Driver assistance systems Note Note within the limits of the system. Accidents and severe injury may occur if the lane de- After switching on the ignition, it may take If the lane departure warning with rear parture warning or the rear cross traffic a few seconds before a fault is detected in cross traffic alert does not work as descri- alert are used negligently or involuntarily.
Page 172 Owner's manual Control lamp WARNING It lights up Ignoring any lit warning lamps and the cor- It lights up continuously: the lane departure warning responding messages could lead to acci- has detected a vehicle in the blind spot. dents and serious injuries. Never ignore the warning lamps or mes- ●...
Page 173 Driver assistance systems objects such as dividers, and thus give an in- The lamp flashes in the corresponding Driving situations ● correct indication. rear-view mirror even though the turn signal has not been activated. Indication on the exterior mirror The steering wheel vibrates to warn the ●...
Page 174 Owner's manual considerably higher speed, no indication will Rear cross traffic alert (RCTA) be displayed. The faster the vehicle approaches, the soon- er an indication will be displayed in the con- trol lamp, because the lane departure warn- ing takes into account the speed differential with other vehicles.
Page 175 Driver assistance systems displays the side of the vehicle towards which Door opening warning (Exit As- WARNING traffic is approaching in transverse direc- sist) The smart technology incorporated into tion the rear cross traffic alert cannot overcome the limits imposed by the laws of physics; it Automatic braking to reduce damages only works within the limits of the system.
Page 176 Owner's manual stationary. The system monitors, within the Managing the assist systems WARNING limits of the system itself, the rear and side Always pay close attention to the traffic ● environment of the vehicle using the rear Enabling and disabling the assist systems and the surroundings of the vehicle.
Page 177 Driver assistance systems If the verification box on the instrument pan- el or the infotainment system is checked  the functionality will be automatically activa- ted when switching on the ignition. When the lane departure warning is ready to operate, the indications in the control lamps will turn on briefly as confirmation.
Page 178 Owner's manual Parking and manoeu- CAUTION When parking, always carry out the oper- ● ations in the stipulated order. vring Components on the underside of the vehi- Before leaving the vehicle, make sure ● cle, such as bumpers, spoilers and running that the electronic parking brake is applied gear components, can be damaged when Park the vehicle...
Page 179 Parking and manoeuvring OR: when the ignition is switched off, the The neutral position N has been selected. ● ● WARNING electronic parking brake is applied automati- If the vehicle is left improperly, it could roll Activate the ability to roll: cally.
Page 180 There is a fault in the system. pedal. Stop the vehicle with the brake ● Visit a CUPRA dealer or other specialist ››› ● page 176. workshop. Requirements When the Auto-Hold function is ac- ...
Page 181 Parking and manoeuvring Switching off The brakes are not automatically operated cility. Failure to do so could cause damage when park assist is switched on automatically due to the automatic application of the Switch off the Auto-Hold function in the ●...
Page 182 Owner's manual The sensors or the camera are dirty or a message to this effect is displayed on the ● The system is not a replacement for driver ››› have ice on them page 292 instrument cluster screen. awareness. The camera lens is not clean and the cam- ●...
Page 183 Parking and manoeuvring The bumpers are fitted with sensors. When If the fault doesn't disappear before discon- Objects that are located above the sen- – an obstacle is detected, it is indicated by au- necting the ignition, it will not be indicated sors, such as protrusions in a wall.
Page 184 Owner's manual prox depending on whether or not an obsta- the number plate, or a cured or deformed Fitting certain accessories to the front of ● cle is detected) number plate can cause false detections or the vehicle, such as a plate holder with ad- a loss of visibility for the sensors.
Page 185 Parking and manoeuvring A short confirmation signal will be heard and Switch the ignition on. The optical indication of the segments works ● the button symbol will light up when the sys- as follows: Press the function button > Driver as- ●...
Page 186 Owner's manual Setting the indications and audio may cause serious accidents and injuries if In the following situations, objects or ● signals used without due care. The driver should other vehicles appear to be further away or be aware of his/her surroundings at all closer than they actually are.
Page 187 Parking and manoeuvring Reverse assist modes buttons. Some adjustments are equipment- Parking space width: vehicle width + ● dependent. 0.15 m (without counting the mirrors). Depending on the equipment, the following modes are available: Exit the current display To display a real image, the following require- ...
Page 188 Owner's manual Key to the Fig. 121: Troubleshooting Check if one of the causes indicated above ● has occurred. Finding a parking space  The system behaves differently than ex- Once the source of the problem has been ● Go to the selected parking space ...
Page 189 Parking and manoeuvring There are four different views to choose CAUTION Certain objects may not be shown or may ● from: not be shown very clearly, for example, The camera images are only two-dimen- ● posts or thin rails, due to the screen resolu- sional.
Page 190 To become familiar with the system and its heavily at the rear. ange. You can switch between views in the functions, CUPRA recommends that you menu bar at the bottom of the screen. The The driver must be used to the system.
Page 191 Parking and manoeuvring from above are represented in order to navigate possible obstacles more pre- cisely. Rear camera views (rear view) Angle parking. The area behind the ve-  hicle is shown. Auxiliary lines are shown to give guidance. Cross traffic. This visualization helps to ...
Page 192 Owner's manual Practical equipment Glove compartment could lead to severe burns and damage to the vehicle. Before moving a seat, make sure there Storage compartment ● are no lighters in the moving part area of the vehicle. Introduction Before closing a storage compartment, ●...
Page 193 Practical equipment Power sockets Drink holder dent while driving, hot beverages in the bottle holders might spill and cause burns. Introduction Ensure that no bottles or other objects ● are dropped in the driver footwell while driving, as they could get under the pedals Electrical equipment can be plugged in to and obstruct their working.
Page 194 Owner's manual Vehicle power sockets tions exclusively for charging or as a socket Only use electrical devices that comply ● ››› Fig. 125 with the applicable electromagnetic compatibility directives. CAUTION To prevent voltage fluctuations from ● causing damage, switch off electrical devi- If the 12-volt socket is used at full power for ces before switching the ignition on and off longer than the specified time, the fuse...
Page 195 Data transmissions Data transmissions Transreceiver module recommends visiting a CUPRA dealership for ● this purpose. The connectivity components are key points Cybersecurity in cybersecurity. Connectivity components WARNING are also fitted with security mechanisms that The risk of unauthorised third parties gain-...
Page 196 Owner's manual Car2X data are authentic and that they come Protect your computer, data media and fotainment system and on the CUPRA web- ● from a legitimate participant. mobile phone devices with a suitable anti- site. virus program and by taking widespread The vehicle’s own certificates can only be re-...
Page 197 Data transmissions Access the Settings menu. has been rectified, Car2X must be reconnec- ● WARNING ted. Switch on Car2X Communication in the ● Car2X cannot replace your attention. If you menu with the same name. rely solely on Car2X technology, you risk WARNING causing an accident and serious injuries.
Page 198 Owner's manual Local hazard warning Graphical representation: local haz- Fig. 126 ard warning due to daytime or mobile works. The local hazard warning uses the connec- Intervention of an assistance system on a ● WARNING ted Car2X and gives warnings, depending on vehicle that is ahead.
Page 199 Misuse of mobile terminals ● No Car2X data is displayed In My CUPRA App you can create a user ac- Data loss during transmission. ● count, consult the description of services Car2X has limited operation.
Page 200 (VIN) to add the vehicle to your user ac- Note If your vehicle is fitted with Navi System +, count. Check My CUPRA App to see which services your online service package is CUPRA CON- Select your CUPRA CONNECT Gen4 were included when you signed the con- NECT PLUS.
Page 201 200 ) and therefore limit both your Therefore, you must inform drivers in ad- be factors beyond the control of CUPRA that vehicle's communication with the CUPRA vance that the vehicle transfers and receives interfere with the execution of such services...
Page 202 Privacy settings ● Note of mobile and GPS signal reception due to If you deactivate all CUPRA CONNECT serv- aspects such as high speed driving, solar To allow or block data transmissions, activate ices, the vehicle can still transmit emergen-...
Page 203 The following symbols indicate the respec- Create a user Update of online maps. ● tive data transmission status in the infotain- Register for CUPRA CONNECT. You can then Online traffic information. ment system. ● sign a CUPRA CONNECT contract with CU- System update.
Page 204 Security level: WPA2 encryption automat- ● OR: Press and hold the WLAN button on ● CUPRA recommends the use of a flat rate ically generates a network key. the WLAN router until the WLAN light on the tariff for data transmission. Mobile phone Network key: Network key automatically ●...
Page 205 Wireless Full Link will In order to use Wireless Full Link, you must not be available. In this case, CUPRA recom- first pair the mobile phone device with the To do this, the mobile phone device must be mends removing the devices in both the tel- infotainment system.
Page 206 In the case of third-party applications, there Apple CarPlay™ may be compatibility problems. CUPRA cannot be held liable for any dam- age caused to the vehicle as a result of the Applications, their use and the necessary In order to use Apple CarPlay, the following...
Page 207 Infotainment system are not fied applications and their availability on available. When you first connect an iPhone™, follow the CUPRA and Apple CarPlay ™ websites, the instructions on the infotainment system The connected iPhone™ cannot be used ●...
Page 208 Bluetooth® with the infotainment system, the instructions on the infotainment system availability on the CUPRA and Android Au- the telephone function of the infotainment screen and on the smartphone. to™ websites, at specialised CUPRA dealer- can also be used.
Page 209 ● devices, certified applications and their view data from the Telephone mode. phone device. availability on the CUPRA and MirrorLink® websites, at specialised CUPRA dealerships The instrument panel screen does not dis- ● The requirements must be met to use Mir- or at any SEAT dealership.
Page 210 ● Some function areas may include links to quickly. another used, recycled or from another ve- third-party websites. CUPRA is not the owner Use only suitable audio sources and data hicle at the end of its useful life. ● of the third-party websites accessible media.
Page 211 Read and observe the operating instruc- The following circumstances may result in specialised workshops. To do so, CUPRA tions provided by the manufacturer in an emergency call, phone call or data...
Page 212 Owner's manual WARNING such as a pacemaker, as mobile phones Keep the storage compartments of the ● might alter the functioning of these devi- centre armrest closed at all times while the Switch off mobile phone devices in areas ces. vehicle is in motion.
Page 213 Infotainment system CAUTION If the playback volume is excessive or dis- torted, the speakers may be damaged.
Page 214 Owner's manual Overview and controls Connect System Overview: control unit Fig. 128 Touch screen. The infotainment func- Touch zones (to raise and lower the air tions can be used through the screen. conditioning temperature). HOME button. Touch zones (to raise and lower the vol- ume).
Page 215 Infotainment system General instructions for use on and that, if necessary, the time and date going to a specialised CUPRA dealer or any of the vehicle are set correctly. SEAT dealership. If a function button is missing on the Using a mobile phone device inside the ve- ●...
Page 216 Owner's manual If an icon is missing on the screen, it is not a Managing the infotainment sys- Moving objects and adjusting volume device defect, but corresponds to the spe- Move objects on the screen to adapt set- cific equipment of the country or version. tings, for example, with scrollable buttons or Execute the functions and settings with the to move the areas of a menu.
Page 217 Infotainment system Configuring customised menus You can add a maximum of two more cus- Symbol and its meaning ● tomised menus (in total, a maximum of four In all views (except Main Menu, StandBy, The setting is not selected, disabled or customised menus).
Page 218 Owner's manual Time and date. Clean the screen necessarily mean that the term in question ● can be used freely. Language. ● Remove persistent dirt carefully and without Other product names are registered trade- Additional keypad languages. ● using aggressive cleaning products. To clean marks or trademarks of the respective rights Units.
Page 219 Copyright Seat-dependent speech recognition Current online CUPRA CONNECT Plus ● As a general rule, audio and video files stored Thanks to additional microphones, voice contract. on data media and audio sources are subject...
Page 220 Owner's manual Connect and disconnect the activation Do not make long pauses. Start voice control ● word Voice control activation: say the word that ● Voice control is active and recognises  Press HOME > > Voice control > Acti- activates voice control.
Page 221 CUPRA CONNECT Plus equipment. ● Electrical equipment connected to the ve- bands may stop broadcasting or not be avail- You have an active CUPRA CONNECT user hicle may also cause interference in radio ● able again. signal reception and noise in the loud- account.
Page 222 Show the last online radio stations podcasts from around the world, included  ways. The options vary depending on the heard. with CUPRA CONNECT PLUS. frequency band and the type of reception. Show the 100 most played radio sta-  Universal symbols in Radio mode tions and podcasts.
Page 223 Infotainment system Select from the station list (AM and The selected station is tuned. If a station was already stored in the preset FM/DAB) button, it is overwritten with the new station. Search in SCAN mode (AM and FM/DAB) The station list shows the stations that are currently tunable.
Page 224 If in the FM/DAB frequency band settings the same process with other stations. Internet radio is only available with CUPRA the automatic selection of station logos is OR, via the menu Settings > Station logos. ●...
Page 225 Infotainment system Media Mode Introduction Schematic representation: Multime- Fig. 130 dia view In Media mode you can play multimedia files Video files (depends on the system). Quality differences between data media pro- ● from data media and streaming services duced by different manufacturers can cause through the infotainment system.
Page 226 Display a list of favourites. Multimedia files can be catalogued by cate-  CUPRA assumes no liability for any deterio- gories (for example, album, artist, title). In My Add a media file as favourite. ration or loss of files on data storage devi- ...
Page 227 Infotainment system Select favourites Tap a favourite that is not assigned. Video mode OR: press and hold on an existing fa- In favourites you can save titles, music gen- When in video mode, a video can be played vourite for approx. 3 seconds. res, artists and albums individually for play- on the infotainment screen if this is stored on back.
Page 228 Owner's manual Navigation Introduction Schematic representation: Navigation Fig. 131 view A global satellite system determines the cur- ble on the screen when travelling above a If the exact destination cannot be reached rent position of the vehicle and the sensors certain speed.
Page 229 Infotainment system navigation announcements provided will be Zoom in the view (tip: use your index fin- map backward, move your fingers down- played with the newly adjusted volume. ger). wards. To increase the view in a certain position, ● Rotate view (tip: use your index and middle Limitations during navigation double-click on the map.
Page 230 Work address  Back  All navigation functions require the activa- Favourite destinations  tion of CUPRA CONNECT PLUS online serv- Additional window with more options.  Symbols in the route details ices. Additional window with route options.  Current position.
Page 231 Infotainment system Traffic information. To provide correct route guidance and make Connect the USB data device to the info- ● the most of the functions offered, the info- tainment system. Navigation data is auto- POIs (points of interest) are shown on the tainment system should be updated on a matically updated in the background.
Page 232 Owner's manual OR: detailed address. Select the destination and start navigation Move the view on the map until the desired ● position can be selected. The navigation Press and then Press Start.   map can be used by means of additional fin- Press the desired destination.
Page 233 Infotainment system address data cannot be used for route guid- Select alternative charging sta- Traffic information ance. tions The infotainment system receives detailed Start navigation traffic information automatically if the Inter- For planned routes, instead of automatically Press net connection is established. This informa- ●...
Page 234 Owner's manual Orange: Slow traffic. Hold the desired destination pressed until ● ● Functions in the additional window: it is visibly highlighted. Red: Traffic jam. ● Add stopover Add a stopover to the route guid- Move the destination to the desired posi- ●...
Page 235 Infotainment system you back along the most direct path to the To activate the function, activate Learn us- Switch on the 360° operating range display ● initially selected destination. age pattern. Open the additional map window and ● press the symbol To disable the function, disable Learn us- ...
Page 236 Owner's manual Telephone interface Introduction Schematic representation: Phone Fig. 132 view Telephone interface equipment You can use the telephone interface to con- Note nect your mobile to the infotainment system and symbols As a general rule, pairing a device (for ex- ●...
Page 237 Infotainment system Connection to wireless charging option. Call list symbols the vicinity of chemical pipelines and tanks ● ● Connection to the microphone mounted The lower decks of boats and ferries. To open the call lists, press ● ● ● ...
Page 238 Owner's manual Bluetooth® is activated on the infotain- Active and passive connection Establish an active connection ● ment system. To use the functions of the telephone inter- Requirement: several mobile phone devices Depending on the mobile device, it will be ●...
Page 239 Infotainment system tenna. This improves the reception and Press > All and press a number on the ●  charging function is disabled. When you sound quality of calls. list to start the call. exit this menu, the wireless charging func- tion is activated again.
Page 240 Owner's manual Enter the contact you want in the search Favourites Connectivity Box ● bar. A speed dial button can be assigned to a To send the message press OK. ● phone book favourite up to a maximum of six. If there is a registered photo saved to the Send an e-mail contact, it is shown on the speed dial button.
Page 241 CUPRA website. Connectivity Box from being affected. has maximum dimensions (width x length) of 80mm x 140mm (3.15 x 5.512 inches) on...
Page 242 Owner's manual No improvement in reception can be ● guaranteed if there is more than one mo- bile phone on the pad. You are advised to keep the engine run- ● ning to guarantee proper wireless charging. When a telephone with Qi technology is ●...
Page 243 Storing objects Storing objects WARNING tance. Heavy objects that are not properly placed or secured may cause loss of control Loose or unsecured objects can cause seri- of the vehicle and thus severe injuries. Positioning the luggage and ous injury in case of sudden manoeuvring Never put too much load in the vehicle.
Page 244 Owner's manual irreparably, if they are in contact with ob- Do not leave hard, sharp or heavy objects ● jects. or in bags on the rear shelf. Never transport animals on the rear shelf. ● Note CAUTION Straps for securing the load to the fastening rings are commercially available from ac- Before closing the rear lid, ensure that ●...
Page 245 Storing objects Luggage compartment floor Variable luggage compartment Depending on the equipment, the vehicle may have a second floor in the luggage com- floor partment. Opening and closing the second luggage compartment floor ››› To open it, grasp the handle Fig.
Page 246 ● cords. appropriate load can be obtained from spe- Incorrect use of the second luggage com- cialised dealerships. To do so, CUPRA rec- partment floor can cause damage to it or WARNING ommends going to a specialised CUPRA the luggage compartment trim.
Page 247 Storing objects Trapdoor for transporting long Opening the tailboard release lever down, in the direction of the ››› objects arrow, and the cover upwards Fig. 142 Lower the centre armrest. ● Pull the release lever in the direction of the ●...
Page 248 Owner's manual Trailer mode Information on trailer mode The vehicle is not certified for trailer cou- pling. It is not permitted to retrofit the vehi- cle with a towing device. WARNING If a towing device is installed on the vehicle, serious accidents and injuries can occur when using the vehicle.
Page 249 Miscellaneous situations Miscellaneous situations Clip for removing the wheel bolt caps Note Some of the items listed are only provided in The jack does not generally require any Vehicle tool kit maintenance. If required, it should be certain model versions, or are optional ex- greased using universal type grease.
Page 250 Owner's manual Before driving, always lower the wiper arms. Raising and lowering windscreen wiper When the wiper lever is briefly pulled up- arms wards, the wiper arms return to their initial Place the windscreen wipers in the service ● position. ›››...
Page 251 Miscellaneous situations Hold down the release button while ● CAUTION may help to leave the vehicle parked with gently pulling the blade in the direction of ar- ››› the wipers in service position page 247 To avoid considerable damage to the vehi- cle electrical system, note the following Insert a new blade of the same length and ●...
Page 252 Owner's manual Jump start socket (ground termi- Jump start: description incorrect assessment of the status of the battery in the vehicle's electronic system. nal) Switch off the ignition of both vehicles ››› Connect one end of the red jump lead to the positive terminal of the vehicle with the flat 12-volt battery...
Page 253 Miscellaneous situations Towing the vehicle If the system does not switch on, seek the Keep sparks, flames and lighted ciga- ● assistance of specialist personnel. rettes away from batteries, danger of ex- plosion. Failure to comply could result in an Introduction Removing the jump leads explosion.
Page 254 Owner's manual tow cable should only be used if a tow bar is CAUTION When towing, always use the vehicle’s ● not available. towing eye, which forms part of the on- Towing the vehicle with a tow cable or a tow board tools, or an appropriate eye for tow- A tow rope should be slightly elastic to avoid bar can cause damage to the vehicle.
Page 255 Miscellaneous situations The 12-volt battery is discharged. The Make sure the tow cable is not twisted. and a maximum of 100 m to the tow truck ● ● ››› steering remains locked and, if applicable, Otherwise the towing eye could unscrew the parking brake cannot be released and during towing.
Page 256 Owner's manual Fuses Front towline anchorage Bear in mind the instructions for towing ››› page 252. Introduction Fitting the towline anchorage Remove the towing eye from the vehicle ● In general, a fuse can be assigned to various tool kit in the luggage compartment electrical components.
Page 257 Miscellaneous situations WARNING CAUTION The high voltages in the electrical system Never remove the high-voltage fuses can give serious electrical shocks, causing marked with a special flag in the fuse box burns and even death! on the dash panel or in the luggage com- partment.
Page 258 Owner's manual Identifying fuses below the dashboard by Fuses in the front compartment Replace a blown fuse colours Colour Amp rating Orange Brown Blue Yellow White or transparent Fig. 154 Image of a blown fuse. Green In the front compartment: fuse Fig.
Page 259 Miscellaneous situations Replace the cover again or close the fuse ● Consumers/Amps Consumers/Amps box lid. Transmission and reception stabili- Relay R3_LVI / Vehicle interior tem- sation control unit / Mobile inter- perature sensor / Vehicle interior face / Media device interface carbon dioxide sensor Fuse placement Top view camera...
Page 260 Owner's manual and route light) with light emitting diodes Consumers/Amps Consumers/Amps (LEDs) as a light source. A-Frame Slot - Left front seat ad- High-voltage heating (PTC) / HV bat- SITR2 Full-LED headlights are designed to last the justment control panel tery heating / Cooling pump for lifetime of the car and light bulbs cannot be thermal management...
Page 261 Any accidental movement of the vehicle works. To do so, CUPRA recommends going heat sources, are required. Only authorised during maintenance work could cause seri- to a specialised CUPRA dealer or any SEAT specialist workshops are permitted to work ous injuries. dealership.
Page 262 Owner's manual WARNING WARNING Always keep children away from the – front compartment and never leave The front compartment of any vehicle is a There are rotating parts in the front com- them unattended. hazardous area in which serious injuries partment which could cause serious injury.
Page 263 Checking and refilling levels 1. Place the vehicle on level and firm WARNING CAUTION ground, taking all necessary safety pre- If additional insulating elements such as When refilling or changing the operating cautions. blankets are placed in the front compart- fluids, ensure you pour the correct fluids 2.
Page 264 CUPRA dealers always promptly re- ceive information about any modifications. Closing the front bonnet Slightly lift the bonnet.
Page 265 Never store motor coolant in empty food ● Leakages of operating fluids can contami- cle. To do so, CUPRA recommends going to a cans, bottles or other empty containers, as nate the environment. If any operating fluid specialised CUPRA dealer or any SEAT deal- it could be ingested by another person.
Page 266 Never mix the original additives for the page 259. G12evo coolant (TL-VW 774 L) with motor coolant fluid not authorised by CUPRA. In the front compartment: mark- Fig. 157 The motor coolant expansion tank can ing on coolant expansion tank.
Page 267 Only top up with fresh coolant according ● not fill over the upper edge of the marked ››› can no longer see or hear steam or coolant to CUPRA specifications page 263 ››› area Fig. 157 . Otherwise, when the tem- escaping.
Page 268 Owner's manual If the warning lamp does not go out even Checking the brake fluid level specialist workshop to have the system though the motor coolant level is correct, do checked. This could result in motor dam- The brake fluid level must be between the ...
Page 269 VW 501 14 standard. Recommended windscreen wipers You can buy VW 501 14 standard brake ● fluid at a specialised CUPRA service or at a For the hottest seasons we recommend ● SEAT Official Service. If none is available, summer G 052 184 A1 for clear glass.
Page 270 Do not mix cleaning products recom- ● self. to change the fluid level of the battery. Oth- mended by CUPRA with other products. erwise explosive gas is released from the Always wear eye protection and protec- This could lead to flocculation and may ●...
Page 271 . To do so, CUPRA recommends going the right technology to make the adjustment After switching on the drive system with a to a specialised CUPRA dealer or any SEAT and the correct replacement batteries. deeply discharged or newly replaced 12- dealership.
Page 272 Owner's manual Disconnecting the 12-volt battery Vehicle with the “Keyless Access” locking WARNING ››› and starting system page 84 : If the igni- If the 12-volt battery is to be disconnected Attaching the 12-volt battery incorrectly or tion cannot be switched on after connecting from the vehicle's electrical system, please using unsuitable batteries may result in the 12-volt battery, lock and unlock the vehi-...
Page 273 Checking and refilling levels there is a fault in the on-board 12-volt net- There is a fault in the 12-volt battery moni- electronic components could be damaged work. toring system. and electrical malfunctions could occur. Never connect accessories that supply ●...
Page 274 Owner's manual There is a fault in the connection between the on-board network and the 12-volt bat- tery. Contact a specialised workshop. ● Request a check of the electrical system. ●  12-volt battery The indicator lamp lights up YELLOW. The following message is displayed: 12 V battery charge low.
Page 275 To do so, CUPRA recommends going and kerbs. Correct tyre pressure is very im- ››› to a specialised CUPRA dealer or any SEAT When driving with new tyres, be especially – portant page 276 dealership.
Page 276 240 km/h (149 mph) CUPRA tyres with optimised rolling resist- spare wheel should only be used temporarily ance. The original CUPRA tyres are marked max. 270 km/h (168 mph) in the event of a puncture, and the vehicle with the symbol .
Page 277 Check tyre pressure at least once a month, of different sizes to those originally fitted ● » damage your vehicle. by CUPRA can be fitted, and to find out and also prior to any long trip.
Page 278 ››› Fig. 161. cialised CUPRA Service or SEAT Official For the sake of the environment Service. Do not forget the spare wheel when check- Insufficient tyre pressure increases energy ing the tyre pressures: Keep this spare wheel consumption.
Page 279 Wheels and tyres Tread wear indicators "TWI" or triangles on the sidewall of the tyre and when driving through corners, and mark the position of the wear indicators. braking is also adversely affected. The minimum permitted profile depth have The speed has to be adapted accordingly, ●...
Page 280 The performance of winter tyres is also se- your vehicle. It is best to contact a specialised CUPRA verely impaired by ageing, even if the tread is Please note that the maximum permissible –...
Page 281 For technical reasons, the use of snow sumption will all be reduced. with them. CUPRA recommends the use of chains on the emergency wheel and the in- coated snow chains. flatable spare wheel is not permitted.
Page 282 Owner's manual The tyre pressure monitoring system com- cumstances (e.g. sporty driving, snow-cov-  Flashes pares the individual speeds of each wheel ered or unpaved roads, or when driving with System fault and thus the dynamic radius with the help of snow chains).
Page 283 Wheels and tyres Observe the applicable legislation for each ● loss of control of the vehicle and a serious tyres to ensure that the tyre pressure is cor- country (reflective vest, warning triangles, or fatal accident. rect and that the tyres are not damaged etc.).
Page 284 Fig. 167. new adapter, you can obtain it from the Hold the wrench at the end and rotate the specialised CUPRA service or the SEAT Of- ● bolt approximately one turn anticlock- ficial Service, indicating the code number. Anti-theft wheel nuts ›››...
Page 285 Lift the vehicle using only the jack sup- jack on the vehicle. ● plied from the factory. Other jacks, even those approved for other CUPRA models Rest the jack (vehicles tools) on firm ● could slip, with the consequent risk of in- ground.
Page 286 Tighten the bolts in di- cause damage to it. CUPRA accepts no re- tion on tyres with directional tread. Always agonal pairs (not in a circle).
Page 287 Wheels and tyres Tyre repairs road surface is wet. Change the tyre as soon WARNING as possible or remount it with the correct di- Using the tyre mobility system can be dan- rection of rotation. TMS (Tyre Mobility System) gerous, especially when filling the tyre at the roadside.
Page 288 You can purchase a new bottle of tyre seal- ment. It includes the following components ››› Sealing the tyre ant in specialised CUPRA dealers or any Fig. 170: SEAT dealership. Unscrew the tyre valve cap and insert. Use ●...
Page 289 Wheels and tyres With the bottle upside down, empty all of and request assistance from an authorised ● overheating! Before switching on the air the contents into the tyre. technician. compressor again, let it cool for several mi- nutes. Remove the bottle from the valve. Disconnect the air compressor.
Page 290 Maintenance When each one of the services was carried ● CAUTION out. CUPRA cannot be held liable for any dam- Whether a specific repair has been sug- ● Service age to the vehicle due to insufficient work gested, e.g. changing the brake pads in the or of lack of availability of spare parts.
Page 291 If, on the other hand, the vehicle is under CUPRA cannot be held liable for any dam- or stop working entirely. This may cause se- adverse conditions of use, some of the age to the vehicle due to insufficient work rious accidents and injuries.
Page 292 If your CUPRA vehicle is immobilised due to a Always keep care products in a safe place, ● fault or an accident, our assistance services out of the reach of children.
Page 293 Maintenance Before washing the car, soften the dirt using Make sure that the windows are closed and Washing vehicles with a matte paint by plenty of water. the windscreen wipers are deactivated. Bear hand in mind the instructions of the car wash tun- To prevent damage to the vehicle when To remove encrusted dirt such as insects, nel operator, especially if your vehicle has...
Page 294 Owner's manual Headlights / Tail lights WARNING For the sake of the environment Problem Solution Incorrect use of high-pressure cleaning The car should only be washed in special equipment can cause damage. This can wash bays. These places are prepared to Dirt Soft sponge with neutral soap lead to accidents and serious injuries.
Page 295 Maintenance Covers / Trims Covers / Trims Problem Solution Problem Solution Problem Solution Fat-based dirt, e.g. Delete immediately with a neu- cosmetic products tral soap solution and a soft Dirt Neutral soap solution , if a steel Dirt Neutral soap solution or sunscreen cloth cleaning product is required...
Page 296 Owner's manual Seat belts Wheels Problem Solution Do not use for paint wax or other abrasive ● Problem Solution Water-based dirt, Recent stains: absorbent cloth products. e.g. coffee, tea, Dry stains: stain remover suita- Dirt Neutral soap solution , allowed If the protective coating on the paint of the ●...
Page 297 Maintenance Paint Seat belts and their components must Sharp objects on clothing, such as zips, riv- ● ● never be cleaned with chemical products, ets or belts can damage the surface. The vehicle must be free from dirt and dust ●...
Page 298 CUPRA on the covers, or within the working range We recommend you to use only CUPRA ac- generally authorises in-vehicle installations of the airbags. Otherwise, there is a danger cessories and Genuine CUPRA parts®.
Page 299  exceed 10 Watts at the aerial base. mark. Any retrofit equipment that could in- A specialised CUPRA Service, SEAT Official fluence the driver's control of the vehicle Service or specialised workshop will be able must have a type approval for your vehicle to inform you about options for installing and and must carry the e mark.
Page 300 Specialised CUPRA Services or SEAT Official Under current data protection legislation, applies: Services ensure the perfect condition of new you have certain rights vis-à-vis CUPRA re- vehicles. Check the purchase agreement or garding the possible processing of your per- In-vehicle data processing complementary additional documentation sonal data.
Page 301 . Operating data docu- cidents and faults. ment the technical condition of the vehicle In exceptional cases, CUPRA is under the or individual components, help to diagnose obligation to provide, insofar as there are le- Depending on the technical equipment, the...
Page 302 CUPRA or other providers can be Infotainment system that you can control them with the controls used over this connection.
Page 303 These data will provide a better understand- CUPRA will not have access to EDR data un- ous injuries. ing of the circumstances of the accident.
Page 304 Reduction of the quantity of thinner in the ● Infotainment system and anten- the design, choice of materials and manu- protective wax for cavities. facture of your new CUPRA. Use of plastic film as protection during ve- ● hicle transport. The infotainment system's antennas are in- Constructive measures to encourage recy- Use of solvent-free adhesives.
Page 305 Information for the user This symbol indicates that EED must not be Central control unit (BCM) Antenna amplifiers discarded as home waste but through selec- Robert Bosch GmbH/Braunschweig ASK Industries S.p.A tive waste collection. Theodor-Heuss-Strasse 12 Via dell'Industria n.12/14/16 38122 - Braunschweig, Germany 60037 Monte San Vito (AN), Italy Phone: 0049 53188890 Phone: +3907174521...
Page 306 Owner's manual Navigation antenna Remote control key Panasonic Automotive Systems Czech, s.r.o. Hirschmann Car Communication GmbH Digades GmbH Digitales Und Ana/Zittau U Panasonicu 266 Stuttgarter Strasse 45-51 Äußere Weberstr. 20 530 06, Pardubice, Czech Republic 72654 Neckartenzlingen, Germany 02763 - Zittau, Germany Phone: +49 7127 140 Phone: 0049 358357750 Front radar sensors...
Page 307 WCDMA FDD lll: 1710-1785 MHz 21 dBm WCDMA FDD VIII: 880-915MHz 21 dBm Connection to the external antenna of the car Leon, Formentor, Born LTE FDD1: 1920-1980 MHz 23 dBm LTE FDD3: 1710-1785 MHz 23 dBm LTE FDD7: 2500-2570 MHz...
Page 308 Radar sensors for assistance systems 35.0 dBm Ateca 24050-24250 MHz 20 dBm Ateca Wireless charging 110-120 kHz Ateca, Leon, Formentor, Born Instrument panel 125 kHz 40 dBµA/m All CUPRA models EGSM900: 880-915 MHz 33 dBm DCS1800: 1710-1785 MHz 31 dBm...
Page 309 Information for the user Importer for United Kingdom market The Radio Equipment Regulations 2017 This vehicle has various radio equipment de- vices installed. The following acts as importer of the radio equipment devices for the United Kingdom market within the meaning of The Radio Equipment Regulations 2017: Volkswagen Group United Kingdom Ltd.
Page 310 Owner's manual Technical data Performance The values apply only to optimal road and weather conditions. Indications about the tech- The vehicle’s performance has been calcu- nical data lated without any equipment that would af- fect it, e.g. accessories. Vehicle identification data Empty weight, total weight, axle loads The values indicated in the technical data The kerb weight values shown on the follow-...
Page 311 Technical data Electric engine 150 kW and 62 kWh electric motor Maximum power (kW) Identifying letters on en- EBJC gine (LDM) Engine Synchronous motor with permanent mag- nets Maximum torque (Nm) Top speed (km/h) Kerb weight (kg) 1811 Maximum authorised 2280 weight (kg) High-voltage system...
Page 312 Owner's manual Dimensions. Dimensions. Fig. 171 ››› Fig. 171 Front and rear projection (mm) 779/777 Wheelbase (mm) 2,766 Length (mm) 4,322 Front/rear track width (mm) 1,537/1,514 Width (mm) 1809 Height at kerb weight (mm) 1,540 Turning radius (m) 10.2...
Page 313 ....... . 122 Activating CUPRA CONNECT ....198 adaptive cruise control .
Page 314 Index road sign detection system messages ..21 Brakes ........142 Charging cable safety advice .
Page 315 ....... . 266 CUPRA CONNECT ......197 brake energy recuperation .
Page 316 Index Driving Emergencies ......60 Environment driving on flooded roads ....132 anti-puncture kit .
Page 317 Index Front compartment Headrest ....... . . 101 operating ......214 battery .
Page 318 Index Leaving Home ......109 positioning the luggage ....241 Legal provisions .
Page 319 Index Mirrors ........115 split screen ......232 Overview (left hand drive) .
Page 320 Index Power display ......17 RCTA ........172 Roof rack .
Page 321 Index purpose ....... . . 43 Signal amplifier ......238 road signs .
Page 322 Index Switching off Top View Camera Tyre repair kit ......285 telephone ......235 see the Peripheral view system (Top View see also Anti-puncture kit .
Page 323 Index identification data ..... . 308 Wheel nuts ....... 277 service position .
Page 324 SEAT S.A. is permanently concerned about continuous development of its types and models. For this reason we ask you to understand, that at any given time, changes regarding shape, equipment and technique may take place on the car delivered. For this reason no right at all may derive based on the data, drawings and descriptions in this current handbook.

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