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  • Page 2 Foreword We are pleased to welcome you to the family of Perodua owners. As you know, the performance and durability of a vehicle depends, to a large extent, upon the way it is maintained and driven. This Quick Reference Guide is a summary of basic vehicle operations. It contains brief description of fundamental operations so you can locate and use the vehicle’s main equipment quickly and easily.
  • Page 3 Nor is any liability assumed for damages resulting from the reliance and use of information contained herein. This manual is provided without any representation or warranties, express or implied. PERODUA SALES SDN. BHD.
  • Page 4 INDEX OVERVIEW FEATURES & OPERATIONS (continued) INSTRUMENT PANEL INSTRUMENT CLUSTER HILL - START ASSIST SYSTEM INDICATOR SYMBOL BLIND SPOT MONITOR (BSM)* SMART ENTRY REAR CROSS TRAFFIC ALERT (RCTA)* 32 PUSH START/STOP BUTTON FRONT & REAR CORNER SENSOR FUEL TANK DOOR RELEASE AND CAP REVERSE CAMERA* RELEASE VSC &...

  • Page 6: Instrument Panel

    OVERVIEW INSTRUMENT PANEL 18 19 MAX COOL MODE FRONT REAR 1 Turn signal lever $ Engine start/stop button 2 Headlight switch % USB socket 3 Daytime Running Lights (DRL)* & Power socket 4 Meters ' Air conditioning 5 Wiper and washer switch (‘...

  • Page 7: Instrument Cluster

    INSTRUMENT CLUSTER LCD MULTI-INFORMATION DISPLAY* 4 10 RANGE TFT COLOUR MULTI-INFORMATION DISPLAY* 1 Tachometer 8 TFT colour multi-information display 2 Multi-information display 9 Driving assist display 3 Fuel gauge ! Clock 4 Shift position display " Content display 5 Speedometer # ODO/Trip information 6 Display change button $ Service information reminder...
  • Page 8 INDICATOR SYMBOL For details, refer to “Warning lights and Indicators” in Section 2 Owner’s Manual. Lane Departure Warning Brake system warning light activated light Battery charge warning light Master warning light* Low engine oil pressure ACC warning light (yellow)/ACC warning light indicator (green)* High engine coolant temperature LKC warning light (yellow)/LKC...
  • Page 9 TRC OFF indicator If indicator does not turn off within a few seconds of starting engine, there may be a malfunction. Have the system checked by an authorised Perodua Service Centre. : This light illuminates on the center panel. * : The equipment may vary according to the vehicle grade and options.
  • Page 10 SMART ENTRY UNLOCKING OPERATION LOCKING OPERATION QPress once to unlock driver door Press once to lock QPress twice to unlock all doors BACK DOOR PANIC ALARM BUTTON UNLOCKING OPERATION QTo activate : Press 4 more than 1 second. (Within 10 meters distance around) QTo stop : Press 1, 2, or 4.
  • Page 11 LOCK / UNLOCK DOOR Request switch Lock and Unlock Smart key UNLOCK BACK DOOR Press button to open boot Smart key Operating range may vary by surrounding conditions. (i) Key-free: Within 3 meter from centre of vehicle. (ii) Request switch: When the smart key is within approximately 80 cm from outer door handle.
  • Page 12 DOOR AUTO LOCK AND UNLOCK FUNCTION These functions designed to automatically lock or unlock all doors depending on the vehicle’s situations. Auto-lock functions Auto-unlock functions All doors locked when : All doors unlocked when : QVehicle speed more than 20 km/h (initial setting). QEngine switch is set to 'ACC' or 'OFF' after QShift lever moved from P while the engine is running at a speed of 20 km/h or more...
  • Page 13 PUSH START/STOP BUTTON PUSH START SYSTEM Engine switch indicator The Push Start/Stop Button allows you to start and stop the engine without inserting a key into ignition. TO START ENGINE TO STOP ENGINE Shift lever button 1 Stop vehicle completely. 2 Apply parking brake &...
  • Page 14 SWITCHING ENGINE ON WHEN SMART KEY BATTERY IS WEAK 1 Move the shift lever to ‘P’ while depressing the brake pedal. 2 Touch the Smart Key to the engine switch until the indicator lights up in green and the alarm will deactivate.

  • Page 15: Hood Release

    FUEL TANK DOOR RELEASE AND CAP RELEASE Close Open Turn and open the cap slowly. To close after refill, turn the cap opposite until clicking sound can be heard. Hanger Pull up the opener and open the fuel filler door. During filling, place the cap on the hanger.

  • Page 16: Features & Operations

    FEATURES & OPERATIONS CLOCK LCD multi-information display* 1 To set the hour (H). 2 To set the minutes (M). 3 To set the minutes to ‘00’. Q Press and hold button 1 and 2 together at the same time. TFT colour multi-information display* Time and date setting Display Brightness Time and Date...
  • Page 17 Clock display setting Clock 1 Clock 2 Display Brightness Ending Display Type Display Settings Clock Display Type 1 Press ENTER buttons to switch to setting menu. 2 Press U V buttons to select ‘Display Setting’ and press ENTER button. 3 Switch between the screens in ‘Display Setting’ either by pressing and holding or pressing the U V buttons several times.
  • Page 18 SEATS ADJUSTING THE SEATS Front seats Rear seats 1 Adjusts seat positions. 2 Adjusts seat back reclining positions. 1 Adjust reclining positions. (Two stages reclining) 3 Adjusts seat height. (Driver’s seat only) FOLDING THE SEAT BACK DOWN Rear seats 1 Store seat belt buckle. 3 Pull the lever.

  • Page 19: Tilt Steering

    ADJUSTING THE HEAD RESTRAINTS Front seats Rear seats* Release button Release button 1 Up 1 Up 2 Down 2 Down Installing Adjusting (front seats) Release button Align the head restraint and push release button Adjusting its centre align with your ears. while push the head restraint down.

  • Page 20: Side View Mirrors

    SIDE VIEW MIRRORS TO ADJUST TO FOLD 1 To fold mirrors. 1 Set the switch to left or right. 2 To open mirrors. 2 Push the switch to adjust the mirror. 3 Automatic fold and open mirrors. This component is enabled when the engine switch is in “ACC” or “ON” mode. POWER WINDOW Master switch Passenger...

  • Page 21: Parking Brake

    OPERATION OF CVT CVT TRANSMISSION Parking or start engine Reverse Neutral Normal driving Driving on a slope Shift lever Driving down a steep hill button Operate with the brake pedal depressed and the shift lever button pressed with the engine switch set to IGNITION ON mode. Operate with the shift lever button pressed.
  • Page 22 LIGHTS, TURN SIGNALS AND WIPERS TURN SIGNAL LEVER 1 Left turn. 2 Lane change (left). 3 Lane change (right). 4 Right turn. HEADLIGHT SWITCH Q Type 1 Q Type 2* 1 Clearance lights, tail lights, license plate light. 2 Lights on. 3 Lights off.
  • Page 23 DAYTIME RUNNING LIGHT (DRL)* Daytime running light Daytime running light operation condition: QEngine is ON QHeadlight switch position in AUTO QParking brake release AUTO HIGH BEAM (AHB) AHB helps to switch the headlights automatically into high beam or low beam depending on the surroundings brightness.
  • Page 24 FRONT WIPERS AND WASHER 1 f : OFF. 4 s : High speed operation. 2 q : Intermittent operation. 5 o : Temporary operation. 3 r : Low speed operation. 6 k : Washer. During intermittent (INT) operation, the interval becomes shorter as the driving speed rises.
  • Page 25 ADVANCED SAFETY ASSIST (ASA) ASA is a system designed to support the driver’s awareness, decision making and vehicle operation contributing to a safe driving experience. STEREO CAMERA Horizontal view about 40 degrees Stereo camera detection range Vertical view about 25 degrees Stereo camera detection range A stereo camera mounted in front of the inside rear view mirror which detect vehicle up to...
  • Page 26 PRE-COLLISION WARNING Alert the driver when the stereo camera recognizes the high collision risk during day and night. When the system determines if there is a risk of collision, it will alerted and urged the driver Pipipipipipi to take evasive action by the buzzer and display. This function operates when the vehicle speed and speed difference between the front obstacles are :...

  • Page 27: Lane Departure Warning (Ldw)

    PEDAL MISOPERATION CONTROL This function assist driver in avoiding collision by controlling engine output when the driver accidently press the accelerator pedal. Pipipipipi The systems activates by following conditions : QStereo camera recognizes obstacle 4 m ahead. QPressing wrong pedal while driving slowly approximately 10 km/h or slower.
  • Page 28 LANE DEPARTURE PREVENTION (LDP) Provides small steering force to the steering wheel to avoid the vehicle departing from the vehicle lane by alerts using buzzer and display. The system activates by following conditions : QEngine switch is ‘ON’. QVehicle speed : 60 km/h or more. QLane departure warning OFF indicator is off.

  • Page 29: Adaptive Cruise Control (Acc)

    ADAPTIVE CRUISE CONTROL (ACC)* This system consist of two modes : QDistance control mode : Detect the presence of front vehicle (by stereo camera) and automatically accelerates or decelerates based on the speed change by the front vehicle. QConstant speed control mode : Allow driver to drive at constant speed set by the driver. System components Driving Assist Display Operation switch...
  • Page 30 DISTANCE CONTROL MODE 1 Constant speed driving (no vehicle in front). 2 Decelerated driving-cruise control driving (front vehicle slower than set speed). 3 Accelerated driving (slower speed front vehicle no longer in front). Setting the set speed (Distance control mode) 1 Press ACC main switch (the display will be displayed as ‘_ _ km/h’).
  • Page 31 CONSTANT SPEED CONTROL MODE This mode allow vehicle moves at a constant speed set by driver without matching the changes in speed made by the vehicle in front. Setting the speed (Constant speed control mode) 1 Press and hold ACC main switch for 2 seconds or longer (the display will displayed as ‘_ _ km/h’). 2 Accelerate/decelerate using accelerator to desire speed (30 km/h or higher).
  • Page 32 LANE KEEP CONTROL (LKC)* This system assist the driver’s steering operation to ensure the vehicle drives in the current lane by recognizing the white or yellow lines on the left or right of the vehicle using the stereo camera. The LKC does not operate when the ACC is not active. The driver is informed on LKC operation by the indicator in meter and display.
  • Page 33 IDLING STOP SYSTEM (eco IDLE) The ‘eco IDLE’ is a system that stop and restart the engine with the brake pedal without using the engine switch while the vehicle stops at a red traffic light or an intersection. eco IDLE is ready eco IDLE is OFF 1 When conditions for ‘eco IDLE’...
  • Page 34 ‘eco IDLE’ may not operate normally under the following conditions. Have the vehicle checked by an authorized Perodua Service Centre. The interior light turns on when the driver’s door is closed and does not turn on when the driver’s door is opened.

  • Page 35: Hill - Start Assist System

    HILL - START ASSIST SYSTEM Hill-Start Assist System helps to prevent the vehicle from rolling back when starting up again from a stopped position on an incline. 1 Release the brake pedal slowly. 2 Vehicle retains brake force for 2 seconds.

  • Page 36: Blind Spot Monitor (Bsm)

    BLIND SPOT MONITOR (BSM)* BSM overview : Assists driver when changing lanes. 1 TFT colour multi-information display. 2 Side-view mirror indicator. 3 BSM OFF indicator. 4 Buzzer. BSM function : Detects the next vehicle running in the next lane using radar sensor and informs driver using side-view mirror indicator and buzzer.

  • Page 37: Rear Cross Traffic Alert (Rcta)

    REAR CROSS TRAFFIC ALERT (RCTA)* RCTA overview : Assist driver when reversing. 1 TFT colour multi-information display. 2 Side-view mirror indicator. 3 RCTA OFF indicator. 4 Buzzer. RCTA function 1 Approaching vehicle. 2 The range that can detect approaching vehicle. RCTA function effective range For fast vehicles, the buzzer will sound when the vehicle is further away.

  • Page 38: Reverse Camera

    FRONT & REAR CORNER SENSOR SONAR LOCATIONS AND TYPES 1 Front sonar 2 Rear sonar FRONT CORNER SENSOR SWITCH • This function will assist driver to park the vehicle during front parking. • Press the switch to activate the system. REVERSE CAMERA* Screen display Parts of the vehicle body are displayed...
  • Page 39 VSC & TRC SYSTEMS Vehicle Stability Control (VSC) Keeps the vehicle stable during sudden turns or on slippery roads. Traction Control (TRC) Assists with keeping the stability of the vehicle when accelerating on slippery roads. VSC & TRC OPERATION Rear wheels skid Rear wheels skid Front wheels skid With VSC - The vehicle is...

  • Page 40: Emergency Stop Signal

    Pressing switches VSC off illuminates Pressing and holding switches VSC & TRC off illuminates If there is an error, illuminates EMERGENCY STOP SIGNAL Emergency stop signal system reduces the risk of collision by automatically flashing the hazard lights when the brakes applied suddenly to alert the vehicle behind. Hard braking Brake lights come on...
  • Page 41 ELECTRONIC TOLL COLLECTION SYSTEM* Front windscreen Card slot Press button to check the prepaid card balance Antenna Prepaid card * : The equipment may vary according to the vehicle grade and options.

  • Page 42: Air Conditioning System

    AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM Make sure the ignition switch is ON to operates the air conditioner blower. TURN ON AIR CONDITIONER TEMPERATURE CONTROL FRONT REAR MAX COOL MODE MAX COOL MAX COOL MODE MODE FRONT REAR FRONT REAR 1 Press to increase level. 2 Press to decrease level.
  • Page 43 AUDIO (Type 1) Refer to the Owner’s Manual (Section 5) for more details. (Type 2) Refer to the Owner’s Manual (Section 5) for more details. 1 Power/Mode button 4 Equalizer/clock button 2 Auto store/Select (AS-SEL) button 5 Volume button 3 Mute button 6 Clock button (Type 1)/ Bluetooth button (Type 2)

  • Page 44: Bluetooth Operation

    BLUETOOTH OPERATION Type 1 & 2 Bluetooth button 1 Press and hold Bluetooth button for 5 seconds until beep sound. 2 LCD will display “PAIRING” and “ ” will flashing. 3 Confirm default passkey “0000” in mobile phone. 4 LCD will display “CONNECTED” and “ ” will stop flashing. Refer to the Owner’s Manual (Section 5) for more details.

  • Page 45: Steering Wheel Switches

    STEERING WHEEL SWITCHES* 1 Audio remote control switches*¹ 5 LKC switch 2 Meter control switch 6 ACC switch 3 Phone switch*¹ 7 Driving mode switch 4 Voice command for smartphone link*¹ *1: Refer to the Multimedia Manual for more details. USB SOCKET* Front Rear...

  • Page 46: Floor Mat Installation

    SAFETY & EMERGENCY FLOOR MAT INSTALLATION Floor mat Before driving, ensure that the floor mat is installed securely in the correct position. SEAT BELTS Fasten Unfasten Release button FRONT SEAT BELT PRETENSIONERS Actuated when subjected to a strong impact from the front. Seat belt will instantly retracts to secure the upper body of occupant.

  • Page 47: Srs Airbags

    SRS AIRBAGS 1 SRS driver airbags/front passenger airbag (reduce impact of head and chest). 2 SRS side airbags (reduce impact to the chest of front seat passenger). 3 SRS curtain shield airbags (reduce impact to the head for front and rear passengers). TYPE OF CHILD RESTRAINT SYSTEM Infants seats Toddlers seats...

  • Page 48: Child Lock

    DOOR LOCK Front of vehicle Front of vehicle Lock Unlock Inside handle 1 Locks the door. 2 Unlocks the door : • Driver door Pull the inside handle lever. • Passengers door Release locking knob and pull the inside handle lever. CHILD LOCK Lock Unlock...
  • Page 49 JAM PROTECTION FUNCTION Jam Protection Function is only available for driver’s window only. If an object caught between the window and window frame still closing, the window will open slightly and stop moving Obstruction • Turn engine switch ‘‘ON’’ . Push and hold the power window switch •...
  • Page 50 TOOL, JACK AND TYRE LOCATION 1 Tool bag.* 2 Jack. 3 Spare tyre. *Jack handle, wheel nut wrench, towing hook,. Refer to the Owner’s Manual (Section 7) for tyre changing and jack positioning procedure.
  • Page 52 The following Wireless Communication products in this vehicle is certified (Type Approved) by SIRIM under Communication and Multimedia Act 1998 Immobilizer equipment (body ECU) HIDF18000025 HIDF20000224 Keyless entry systems / immobilizer (smartkey transmitter), Blind spot monitor systems CIDF15000184...

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