Page 1 OWNER’S HANDBOOK...
Page 3: Introduction Welcome To The Lotus Family
Your new Lotus is built in the true tradition of Lotus sports cars; high performance with precision handling. This is a serious driver’s car that consistently delivers dynamic and uncompromising performance, just as you would expect from a road car developed on the racetrack.
Page 4: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION Centre Console Controls .......26 Lost or Stolen Keyfobs ........42 Welcome to the Lotus Family ......3 Door Control Panel ......... 27 Keyfob Reminder ..........42 Keyfob Buttons ..........43 Unlocking Options ..........43 HANDBOOK INFORMATION SAFETY Keyfob Range ...........43 Lotus Cars Website ...........11...
Page 5 Android Auto .............82 Alarm System Fault ........55 Lotus Launch Control ........70 USB ..............82 Arming the Alarm ..........55 Lotus Launch Control Preparation .... 70 Phone ..............83 Disarming the Alarm ........55 Access Recent Calls ........83 Lotus Vehicle Tracker ........56 Access Favourite Contacts......83 DRIVER DISPLAY WIDGETS Switching off a Triggered Alarm ....56...
Page 6 TABLE OF CONTENTS Manual Deactivation ........97 Emergency Brake Lights ......118 Protection ............126 Illumination ............97 Reverse Light ........... 118 Door Mirrors ............ 126 Device Projection ..........97 Approach Lighting ......... 118 Adjusting the Door Mirror Glasses ...127 Notification Centre ..........98 Home Safety Lights ........
Page 7 TABLE OF CONTENTS Air Conditioning ..........141 Automatic Transmission ......156 Parking Brake Activation ......166 Air Temperature ..........142 System Modes ..........156 Automatic Activation........166 Air Distribution ..........142 Gear Selector ...........157 Parking Brake Deactivation ......167 Demister ............143 Selecting Gear ..........157 Automatic Deactivation .......167 Heated Rear Screen/Door Mirrors ..
Page 8 TABLE OF CONTENTS LOTUS E-CALL Tyre Inspection ..........199 Battery Fusebox ........... 226 Manual SOS Call ..........181 Wear Indicators ..........199 Exterior Lamps ..........227 Automatic SOS Call ........181 Recommended Tyre Pressures ....199 Front Lamps ............227 Coverage ............181 Cold Tyres ............
Page 9 TABLE OF CONTENTS TECHNICAL DATA Recommended Fluids and Lubricants .. 236 Capacities ............237 WLTP Figures ..........237 Fuel Consumption .........237 Emissions ..........237 Unleaded Fuel Requirement ......237 Engine Data .............237 Dimensions ............. 238 Weights ............238 Tyres ..............239 Snow Chains ........... 239 Battery .............240 DECLARATIONS OF CONFORMITY ..241 INDEX ............
Page 10: Handbook Information
HANDBOOK INFORMATION...
Page 11: Lotus Cars Website
Select vehicle model and model year to viewed from the Emira mobile app and download the manual as required. on the Lotus Cars website. A quick start guide has been supplied with Customer Assistance the vehicle. A full printed version of The Group Lotus website has contact owner’s manual can be ordered from...
Page 12: Using This Handbook
This handbook covers various models environment. owners are urged to contact their Lotus and may include descriptions of Retailer. It is a requirement of the equipment and features which are not...
Page 13 SCCXXXXXXXXXXXXXX MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE MASS IN LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT: 50kg MANUFACTURED BY LOTUS CARS LTD 0+ 4 + NAT. TYPE APPR. NO. VEHICLE IDENT NO. SCCTC12219HN1000 Messages or symbols MAX VEHICLE WEIGHT MAX COMBINED WEIGHT MAX AXLE WT.
Page 14: Safety Information
HANDBOOK INFORMATION Safety Information – Adhere to the Maintenance Schedule Before Driving Your Vehicle and keep the vehicle in good Before each journey: condition. – Check tyres for damage, wear and WARNING: The following para- correct pressure. Incorrect inflation graphs of this section contain –...
Page 15: Copyright Information
Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such record information related to vehicle by certain electronic control modules. marks by Lotus Cars is under licence. crashes or accidents. The data This data may be downloaded by Lotus recorded may provide a better...
Page 16: Vehicle Identification
The V.I.N. (Vehicle Identification Number) is located in 4 separate areas of the vehicle. You may be asked for your V.I.N. when ordering spare parts or when contacting Lotus Cars. Windscreen Fuel Tank Bay Attached to the dashboard, viewed Printed label stuck to the floor below...
Page 17 LOTUS ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE...
Page 18: Lotus Roadside Assistance
Lotus Roadside Assistance is only valid in the separate Roadside Assistance – Advanced tow assist. within the three-year standard manu- booklet.
Page 19: Vehicle Overview
VEHICLE OVERVIEW...
Page 20: Exterior
VEHICLE OVERVIEW Exterior...
Page 21 VEHICLE OVERVIEW Exterior Page Fuel filler flap Tyres Wheels Door handle Door glass Door mirrors Windscreen wiper blades Exterior lamps - front Recovery mounting point Front access panel Parking sensors - front (fitted both to left and right sides) Parking sensors - rear (fitted both to left and right sides) License plate lamps Reverse/rear fog lamp Rear parking assist camera...
Page 22: Cabin Driving Area
VEHICLE OVERVIEW Cabin Driving Area...
Page 23 VEHICLE OVERVIEW Cabin Driving Area Page Glove box Air vents Centre display Overhead console/rearview mirror (including USB port) 24/128/134 Exterior lighting/Trip A reset 115/117 Left-hand keypad Driver display Horn Right-hand keypad Windscreen wipers/washer Display illumination adjustment Tailgate release Door control panel Seat controls Electric parking brake Steering column adjuster...
Page 24: Overhead Console
VEHICLE OVERVIEW Overhead Console Page Emergency (SOS) assistance call button* Interior lighting buttons Microphone Passenger airbag status indicator Seat belt status indicator * If equipped.
Page 25: Steering Wheel Switches
VEHICLE OVERVIEW Steering Wheel Switches Centre Pad Horn page 138 Driver airbag page 36 Left Hand Keypad Switches Right Hand Keypad Switches Left/right scroll Page 85 Volume increase Page 73 Resume/increase vehicle speed Page 86 Menu options Page 73 Voice commands Page 99 Up/down scroll Page 73...
Page 26: Centre Console Controls
VEHICLE OVERVIEW Centre Console Controls Page Air temperature and A/C switch Volume/play/pause button Manual gear shift lever Hazard warning lights Auto climate and fan switch Drive mode selection switch Engine start/stop button Automatic gear selector P - Park button...
Page 27: Door Control Panel
VEHICLE OVERVIEW Door Control Panel Page Door unlock button Door lock button Door mirror adjustment buttons/toggle Power door window switches Seat memory switches (if fitted)
Page 28: Safety
SAFETY...
Page 29: Seatbelts
SAFETY Seatbelts Wearing a Seat Belt WARNING: It is essential to replace Before driving, ensure that the driver WARNING: Heavy braking may the entire seat belt assembly and and passenger always wear seat belts result in serious personal injury if check the seat belt anchorage and wear them properly.
Page 30: Fitting During Pregnancy
SAFETY 3. Pull on the belt to check for correct Releasing Fitting During Pregnancy latching and ensure that the belt fits firmly against the body with all the slack taken up by the reel. The belt should be worn low across the front of the pelvis (not over the abdomen) and across the chest and shoulder.
Page 31: Door/Seat Belt Reminder
SAFETY between abdomen and steering wheel, Door/Seat Belt Reminder If the graphic and information or but ensuring that the foot pedals and The reminder alerts unbelted occu- warning symbol is displayed, stop the steering wheel can still be easily pants to wear a seatbelt. vehicle as soon as it is safe to do so and operated whilst driving.
Page 32: Overhead Console
SAFETY Child Safety Child Restraints Statistics show that children are safer A suitable booster cushion or child seat when properly restrained in the back should be used if the belt touches or seat of a vehicle, an option unavailable crosses the child’s neck or if required in this vehicle.
Page 33: Child Seat Installation
SAFETY Child Seat Installation WARNING: Failure to follow the information given regarding Front Facing Child Seat seat belts, child seats and airbag When fitting a front facing child seat, systems can endanger life or lead ensure that the passenger airbag is to serious personal injury.
Page 34: Suitable Child Seats
SAFETY Suitable Child Seats Only universal child seats are suitable for the Emira. ‘Universal’ means the seat is approved for installation in all cars, although you should check that the child seat you select fits well in the passenger seat of your Emira. The table indicates the installation options for a universally approved child seat fixed with the Emira 3-point seat belt.
Page 35: Airbag Safety System
- even with airbags fitted. Lotus Retailer. Ignoring the lamp could result in the airbags or belt The main components of an airbag sys- pretensioners not operating when tem are: needed.
Page 36: Driver And Passenger Airbags
SAFETY to the occupants and reduce any dan- ger of suffocation. During deflation it is normal for smoke to escape from the airbag. WARNING: A passenger will min- imise their chances of injury if an 8894982965 Passenger Airbag Label airbag deploys in a frontal colli- A warning label for the passenger air- sion if they sit as upright as possi- bag system is located on the passenger...
Page 37: Passenger Airbag Switch
SAFETY Passenger Airbag Switch Deactivating Passenger Airbag The upper console also shows a mes- A switch is located in the glovebox to sage and symbol informing that the 1. Pull the switch outward. deactivate/activate the passenger front passenger airbag is deactivated. airbag.
Page 38: Side Airbags
SAFETY WARNING: The passenger airbag must always be activated when a front facing passenger (child or adult) is sitting in the front passenger seat. Activating Passenger Airbag Side Airbags A side airbag is fitted into the outboard 1. Pull the switch outward. side of both seat backrests, identified by the word ‘AIRBAG’.
Page 39: Side Airbags And Child Seats
SAFETY WARNING: Never drive with your NOTE: The inflatable curtain arm or head out of the window as may not deploy in all side impact this will place your arm, head and situations. neck in the path of the side airbag deployment area.
Page 40: Safety Mode
It must be transported on If the vehicle has been in a collision, a flatbed recovery truck to a Lotus but the driver’s display and the Retailer for inspection/repairs. vehicle’s electrical system is still functioning, the message ‘Safety Mode...
Page 41 KEYS, LOCKS & ALARM...
Page 42: Keys, Locks & Alarm Keys
If a keyfob or key blade are lost, any warranty. – Arm/disarm the others should also be taken to a Lotus vehicle alarm Retailer so that the code of the lost Keyfob Reminder system, see page...
Page 43: Keyfob Buttons
KEYS, LOCKS & ALARM – Keyfob being close to an electrical Tailgate: Unlocks the device such as a computer. tailgate only and disarms its alarm. – Keyfob internal battery having a low state of charge. – Environmental conditions. Unlocking Options Two different unlocking options can be If the doors do not lock/unlock when a selected.
Page 44: Lock And Alarm Indicator
KEYS, LOCKS & ALARM There is no visible or audible feedback Both doors, tailgate, bonnet and fuel Lock Indication Settings if attempting to lock the vehicle when a filler flap must be closed to lock the Using the settings menu in the central door is not fully shut, neither door will vehicle completely and arm the alarm.
Page 45: Unlocking
KEYS, LOCKS & ALARM Unlocking Automatic Locking Press the button on the When the vehicle reaches a certain keyfob. speed, the doors and tailgate will lock automatically see page 57 for setting options. Keyfob Does Not Work – Both doors* and the fuel flap will Try moving closer to the vehicle and try unlock.
Page 46: Interior Door Locking/Unlocking
KEYS, LOCKS & ALARM Interior Door Locking/Unlocking Drive-Away Locking This selectable option will automatical- ly lock the doors when vehicle speed exceeds 3 mph. The doors will remain locked until an interior door release handle is pulled or the interior central door locking button is pressed.
Page 47: Tailgate Opening Using Keyfob
KEYS, LOCKS & ALARM Tailgate Opening Using Keyfob CAUTION: Do not leave the keyfob A press (1.5 - 2 seconds in the luggage compartment when approximately) of the closing the tailgate if the rest of button on the keyfob will the vehicle is locked and armed as unlatch the tailgate and closing the tailgate will then...
Page 48: Lifting The Tailgate
KEYS, LOCKS & ALARM Luggage Weight For all models the maximum weight of goods which may be carried in the rear luggage compartment is 50 kg. WARNING: Exceeding these limits can overload the tyres and affect the handling of the vehicle and result in an accident.
Page 49: Emergency Release Handles
KEYS, LOCKS & ALARM Keyfob Removed from Vehicle A warning symbol and notification message are shown in the driver display screen if the keyfob is removed from the vehicle when the engine is running. Key not in car An audible reminder sounds when both Emergency Release Handles Inside Luggage Compartment doors are closed.
Page 50: Keyfob Battery
KEYS, LOCKS & ALARM Keyfob Battery The usable life of the battery will vary depending on how often the vehicle/ key is used. It is recommended to change the batteries annually. The battery for the keyfob should definitely be replaced if: READY –...
Page 51 KEYS, LOCKS & ALARM CAUTION: Avoid touching the WARNING: Check that the battery WARNING: Check the remote electrical contact surfaces on new is fitted correctly. If the remote control key for any damage before batteries with your fingers as this control key will not be used for a use.
Page 52: Emergency Key Blade
KEYS, LOCKS & ALARM Emergency Key Blade Using the Emergency Key Blade Pull the key blade out of the The keyfob contains a detachable key keyfob casing. blade which can be used in the event of a vehicle electrical, keyfob or vehicle Refitting the Key Blade electrical failure so that the left-hand Place the key blade back into the...
Page 53: Deactivating The Vehicle Alarm
KEYS, LOCKS & ALARM Remove the key blade from the lock and release the handle so that it is resting against the door. – Pull the handle and the door will open. – Once inside the cabin, the right-hand side door can be opened using the interior release handle.
Page 54: Alarm
KEYS, LOCKS & ALARM Alarm Immobiliser When armed, the alarm is triggered if: The immobiliser system prevents an – A door, the bonnet or the tailgate is unauthorised person from starting the opened. vehicle. The vehicle can only be started with the correct keyfob.
Page 55: Movement And Tilt Sensors
KEYS, LOCKS & ALARM Movement and Tilt Sensors Alarm System Fault Arming the Alarm If fitted, these sensors react to A warning symbol and notification Ensure that both doors and movements inside the vehicle, or if message are shown in the driver the tailgate are closed then anyone tries to raise or tow away the display if a fault is detected within the...
Page 56: Lotus Vehicle Tracker
– Press the button on the Lotus Vehicle Tracker keyfob. If fitted, the Lotus Vehicle Tracker Deactivation may be required when – Set the vehicle in ignition is supplied with 2 driver identification a person or animal is to be left in the position I by pressing the tags.
Page 57: Alarm/Locking Preset Options
KEYS, LOCKS & ALARM Alarm/Locking Preset Options From the Global Settings and App Options button side bar in the centre display, select: Car > Security. See page 95 for further information.
Page 58: Displays, Warnings And Gauges
DISPLAYS, WARNINGS AND GAUGES...
Page 59: Driver Display
DISPLAYS, WARNINGS AND GAUGES Driver Display Tour Mode Tour and Sport Mode Displays Driver support menu, 85. Tachometer (RPM), 66. Performance gear shift & launch control indicator, 67 & 70. Speedometer, 66. Widget options & notifications, 73. Gear selected & drive mode, 69 & 8 8 6 8 8 7 8 8 7 Turn-by-turn navigation 79.
Page 60: Track Mode
- 6 seconds when in ignition mode II, see page 153. If any indicator fails to Driver support menu, 85. Gear selected & drive mode, 69 & illuminate contact your Lotus Retailer 8 8 7 8 8 7 immediately. Tachometer (RPM), 66.
Page 61: System Status Indicator Symbols
and/or pre-tensioner systems. If this happens, c Lynk & Co Center for inspection. Front passenger airbag on : The fron DISPLAYS, WARNINGS AND GAUGES passenger airbag is activated and a User manual - China CX11 Non-electric, S002517, 9.00, en-US, Approved, 2017-12-07 12:06. can sit safely in the front passenger READY System Status Indicator Symbols...
Page 62: Warning Symbol Illumination
Reduce speed immediately An explanatory text may operate but without the ABS and seek Lotus Retailer ad- also be shown on the driver function. Page 163. vice without delay. Avoid all display at the same time.
Page 63: Messages
DISPLAYS, WARNINGS AND GAUGES Symbol Description Symbol Description Airbags Tyre Pressure System Driver environment Illuminated red. If the lamp Illuminates amber when a Driver environment User manual - China CX11 Non-electric, S002517, 9.00, en-US, Approved, 2017-12-07 12:06. remains illuminated or tyre pressure is too low.
Page 64: Fuel Gauge
DISPLAYS, WARNINGS AND GAUGES Messages may automatically delete If the symbol is illuminated, refuel when the fault is rectified or action is at the next opportunity, (see page taken, (such as refilling the windscreen 175). Only use the remaining fuel for washer bottle or fitting a seatbelt).
Page 65: Engine Coolant Temperature Gauge
DISPLAYS, WARNINGS AND GAUGES Ensure to follow the instructions on any engine coolant temperature notification messages that are displayed in the driver’s display. These messages may include stopping the vehicle immediately and turning off the engine to prevent potential engine damage.
Page 66: Outside Air Temperature
1 second audible chime if the outside of the white zone increases and the temperature range is between -5°C to speed digit representing the rpm x +2°C. 1000 is illuminated. The LOTUS logo will begin to illuminate, becoming brighter as engine speed increases.
Page 67: Cold Engine Speed
DISPLAYS, WARNINGS AND GAUGES the red line zone during engine warm up is shown. The ‘red line zone’ section of the CAUTION: The use of wide throttle tachometer represent the revolutions openings and/or high rpm before above the safe operating speed of the normal running temperature has engine.
Page 68 DISPLAYS, WARNINGS AND GAUGES If the prompt to shift gear is ignored Continued increase in engine speed and the engine speed exceeds the final whilst remaining in the same gear will shift point, the performance shift lines illuminate the third, inner level shift and blocks will flash faster.
Page 69: Gear Display
DISPLAYS, WARNINGS AND GAUGES Gear Display Drive Mode Display The gear indicator shows the current The format and layout of the driver’s gear position selected. display is linked to current drive mode selected, also see page 59. Manual Transmission Models T O U R T O U R T O U R...
Page 70: Lotus Launch Control
DISPLAYS, WARNINGS AND GAUGES Lotus Launch Control Lotus Launch Control Preparation Activating Lotus Launch Control Only selectable if Lotus Launch Control To perform a Lotus controlled launch, With the engine at idle speed: is equipped on the vehicle. This feature the following vehicle conditions must 1.
Page 71 Further controlled launches can be performed after the engine oil, coolant and transmission fluid return to their normal operating temperature range. Deactivating Lotus Launch Control If all of the preparation and activation Whilst Accelerating conditions are met, the upper drive...
Page 72: Driver Display Widgets
DRIVER DISPLAY WIDGETS...
Page 73: Widget Options
DRIVER DISPLAY WIDGETS Widget Options Performance Lap Timer Widgets shown in the driver’s display g-Force meter. Recording a lap time. are controlled using the right-hand Performance gauges. Recording best lap time. steering wheel keypad switches. They Downforce gauge. Saving a session. can also be viewed in the central Track widget.
Page 74: Trip Computer
DRIVER DISPLAY WIDGETS See pages 73 and 75 for information on right-hand steering wheel keypad operation and application resetting procedures. See page 107 for information on centre display option settings. Trip Computer Trip A & B Screens These screens display: Odometer Screen Instantaneous fuel consumption.
Page 75: Performance
DRIVER DISPLAY WIDGETS Performance View the widget menu screens using the steering wheel right-hand keypad controls as shown on page 73. g-Force Meter The current directional g-force Pressing displays the maximum g- experienced by the vehicle is force values (measured as g), attained indicated by the red dot as it during the current drive cycle.
Page 76: Manual Lap Timer
DRIVER DISPLAY WIDGETS Manual Lap Timer View the widget menu screens using the steering wheel right-hand keypad controls as shown on page 73. Starting a Session Pressing starts a new session. The current lap number is displayed above the activated timer. Recording a Lap Time Starting a New Lap With the LAP button highlight-...
Page 77 DRIVER DISPLAY WIDGETS Stopping a Lap The timer can be stopped during The timer for that lap is reset to zero a lap and reset to zero. and the STOP button is replaced by a START button. to highlight the STOP button.
Page 78 DRIVER DISPLAY WIDGETS Resetting Trip Computer View the menu widget screens using the steering wheel right-hand keypad controls as shown on page 73. Trip A From the trip menu, press Press to highlight reset option and press to select. to display trip computer. Then press Note: All options for trip A can also highlight Trip A and press...
Page 79: Navigation
DRIVER DISPLAY WIDGETS Navigation View the widget menu screens using the steering wheel right and left-hand keypad controls as shown on page 73. Also refer to the separate infotainment booklet for further information. Recent Destinations Press to view and Press highlight an address, then display recent press...
Page 80: Voice Search
DRIVER DISPLAY WIDGETS Voice Search (If Available) Press to display recent destinations. Press to enter menu. Press the button on the left-hand steering wheel keypad. When the audio system mutes, say the name of the destination required. Any stored addresses recognised by that name will be shown. Press to view address details.
Page 81: Vehicle Health
DRIVER DISPLAY WIDGETS Vehicle Health View the menu screens using the steering wheel right-hand keypad controls as shown on page 73. Tyre Pressures Service Due Status Notifications Press to access Press view messages. Tyre pressure monitoring system, see page 205. Service due date, see page 187.
Page 82: Media
DRIVER DISPLAY WIDGETS Media View the widget menu screens using the steering wheel right-hand keypad controls as shown on page 73. Also refer to the separate infotainment booklet for further information. From the media menu you can select: Radio Bluetooth Select stations from the AM/FM/ Media can be played from a suitable DAB radio.
Page 83: Phone
DRIVER DISPLAY WIDGETS Phone View the widget menu screens using the steering wheel right and left-hand keypad controls as shown on page 73. Also refer to the separate infotainment booklet for further information. With a compatible phone paired to the infotain- ment system, from the phone menu you can select: Access Recent Calls Press...
Page 84: Driver Assistance
DRIVER ASSISTANCE...
Page 85: Cruise Control
DRIVER ASSISTANCE Cruise Control Cruise control helps to maintain an even road speed without using the accelerator pedal, which can benefit the driver when driving on motorways or long, straight roads in regular traffic flows. WARNING: Use only when road and traffic conditions allow.
Page 86: Increasing Cruising Speed
DRIVER ASSISTANCE Notification Messages Decreasing Cruising Speed symbol and set speed will illumi- With cruise control active: A message is shown in the driver’s dis- nate white again in the driver’s display. play if cruise control is not unavailable Cruise control returns to standby mode Press and hold down the or has been cancelled, see page 63.
Page 87: Speed Limiter
DRIVER ASSISTANCE When Active Speed Limiter – Press the button to set cruise con- The speed limiter prevents the vehicle trol to standby mode. exceeding a preset maximum speed. – Then press on the left- WARNING: Use only when road hand steering wheel keypad to dis- and traffic conditions allow.
Page 88 DRIVER ASSISTANCE Adjusting Maximum Speed To Turn Off With speed limiter active: From Standby Mode: Press and hold down either Press button to display or ‘-’ buttons or press another option. repeatedly to increase or de- crease the maximum speed. When Active –...
Page 89: Speed Limiter Limitations
DRIVER ASSISTANCE Temporary Deactivation of Speed Speed Limiter Limitations Limiter On steep downhill gradients the During overtaking, the vehicle speed speed limiter’s braking effect may might have to be higher than the set be inadequate and the actual vehicle speed limit. To temporarily deactivate: road speed may exceed the stored maximum speed.
Page 90: Park Assist System
DRIVER ASSISTANCE Unless the rear PAS detects an object within the red zone, The audio feed- back will turn off once the vehicle has remained stationary for 2 seconds. PAS is active during start/stop driving, but will deactivate if the parking brake is applied, or for automatic vehicles, P –...
Page 91: Washing Park Assist System Sensors
DRIVER ASSISTANCE page 99 and 101 for further informa- WARNING: The PAS may not tion. detect small or moving objects including children and animals, low or narrow posts, towing hitches, kerbstones and objects towards either side of the vehicle. WARNING: To ensure full functionality, the PAS sensors must be kept clean and free from foreign objects including snow...
Page 92: Parking Assist Camera
DRIVER ASSISTANCE the vehicle. The lines will adjust relative Parking Assist and Camera Options to the rotation of the steering wheel. Options are shown to the side of the screen when the PAC is active. See page 20 for rear parking camera Turn on/off the PAS, see page location.
Page 93 DRIVER ASSISTANCE Ambient Lighting Although the camera image adjusts automatically to the ambient light conditions, ambient lighting that is either too dark or bright may reduce the quality of the image shown in the centre display. Owner Maintenance To ensure full functionality, the PAC lens must be kept clean and free from foreign objects including dirt, snow and ice.
Page 94: Centre Display Screen
CENTRE DISPLAY SCREEN...
Page 95: Centre Display Overview
CENTRE DISPLAY SCREEN Centre Display Overview Infotainment, certain vehicle controls/ widgets/application options and menus 8 8 6 as well as personalised settings are accessed from the centre display. Some buttons on the display will change appearance and function dependent on the application or menu screen currently shown.
Page 96: Display Operation
artial Mode 1.3. GENERAL USER INTERACTIONS th the screen will also be set to the lowest display rtial mode and return the driver to the previous view. ode” on page 104 for more details. fuel efficiency of the car is tested. It reduces the energy CENTRE DISPLAY SCREEN nt system by shutting off certain functions that consumes ps Continued...
Page 97: Automatic Activation/Deactivation
CENTRE DISPLAY SCREEN Automatic Activation/Deactivation The display automatically activates/ deactivates when the driver’s door is opened/closed. The display may also turn off automatically to prevent bat- tery drain. Manual Deactivation If required the widget display area can be turned off by pressing and ating Partial Mode 1.3.
Page 98: Notification Centre
CENTRE DISPLAY SCREEN QUICK PANEL + NOTIFICATIONS Clear all ating Partial Mode Full Contact Name 1.3. GENERAL USER INTERACTIONS Call Back 1 Missed call - 2 hours ago ed when the fuel efficiency of the car is tested. It reduces the energy e infotainment system by shutting off certain functions that consumes ating Partial Mode 1.3.
Page 99: Global Settings And App Options
CENTRE DISPLAY SCREEN Global Settings and App Options Car Settings Car Settings The operation of certain vehicle functions can be set or adjusted. Driver Support General Driver Support 1.3. GENERAL USER INTERACTIONS Security Climate Security Connect Lights Mirror Settings Exterior Lights Mirror Settings System Fig.
Page 100 CENTRE DISPLAY SCREEN Setting Menu Options Electric parking brake: Automatic activation/deactivation. General Windscreen wipers: Set to service position. Car information: RMS activation indication and V.I.N. information. Reset car options: Reset vehicle settings to factory default. Climate Automatic cancellation after 30 minutes. Recirculation timer Low, medium and high intensity level options.
Page 101: Quick Panel
CENTRE DISPLAY SCREEN 1.3.1.3 Activating Partial Mode 1.3. GENERAL USER INTERACTIONS Partial mode is used when the fuel efficiency of the car is tested. It reduces the energy consumption of the infotainment system by shutting off certain functions that consumes 1.3.1.3 Activating Partial Mode 1.3.
Page 102: App Launcher
CENTRE DISPLAY SCREEN ating Partial Mode 1.3. GENERAL USER INTERACTIONS ed when the fuel efficiency of the car is tested. It reduces the energy e infotainment system by shutting off certain functions that consumes ating Partial Mode 1.3. GENERAL USER INTERACTIONS t h e s p a c e b a r f o r 2 s e c o n d s t h e n d i s a p p e a r .
Page 103: System Settings
1.3. GENERAL USER INTERACTIONS CENTRE DISPLAY SCREEN System Settings System Settings System Settings The operation of certain vehicle Fig. 3 settings can be adjusted from this 12.21 12.21 Keyboard Language Language Keyboard Language screen. Clock Units Clock Fig. 3 Opening the System Options Connect From the home screen, tap the nd Examples...
Page 104: Language Settings
CENTRE DISPLAY SCREEN 1.3. GENERAL USER INTERACTIONS 1.3. GENERAL USER INTERACTIONS 1.3. GENERAL USER INTERACTIONS nergy Language Settings Keyboard onsumes Fig. 3 You can change the language for the The keyboard is used to write text, driver’s, central display screens and enter passwords or other information ping the keyboard.
Page 105 CENTRE DISPLAY SCREEN Search contact name Keyboard Functions Cancel - return to previous screen. Return. Input field where characters entered are displayed. Shift/cap lock, (double tap for capital letter lock). Search results display, (tap a result to select). Hide keyboard. Delete all input at the same time.
Page 106 CENTRE DISPLAY SCREEN ating Partial Mode 1.3. GENERAL USER INTERACTIONS d when the fuel efficiency of the car is tested. It reduces the energy infotainment system by shutting off certain functions that consumes iFi, Bluetooth the screen will also be set to the lowest display .2 Partial Mode”...
Page 107: Widgets
CENTRE DISPLAY SCREEN Tyre Pressure Performance Monitoring System Lap Timer Media Navigation Trip Phone Widgets Dependent on the option selected, a large and small widget are shown on the viewing area of the display screen. From the home screen display flick the widgets on the screen to scroll up or down to view the available options.
Page 108: Driver Profiles
CENTRE DISPLAY SCREEN Keyboard layout settings are global. If User Proﬁle 1 Other Users a driver profile adds an additional Add a maximum 4 user proﬁles. language to the keyboard, they are also available when a different driver profile Edit User Name User Proﬁle 2 is used.
Page 109: Adding A New Profile
Guest Proﬁle Other Users Add a maximum Enter user proﬁle name Sign in or create a Lotus Proﬁle to Add a maximum 4 user proﬁles. personalise Navigatrion, Media, vehicle Edit User Name Guest CENTRE DISPLAY SCREEN setting and more. Add New Proﬁle...
Page 110: Removing A Profile
CENTRE DISPLAY SCREEN Removing a Profile Wrong Pin Code Editing a Profile Proﬁle manager settings Proﬁle manager settings Proﬁle manager settings Proﬁle manager settings Proﬁle manager settings User Proﬁle 2 User Proﬁle 2 User Proﬁle 2 Other Users Other Users User Proﬁle 2 User Proﬁle 2 Other Users...
Page 111: Voice Assistant (If Available)
CENTRE DISPLAY SCREEN Voice Assistant (If Available) Using Voice Assistant User Proﬁle 2 Using specific spoken commands via Other Users NOTE: Speak after the beep Add a maximum the infotainment microphone, some speaking in a normal voice and control options within certain vehicle Edit User Name Guest speed.
Page 112: Cancelling Voice Assistant
1.3.1.3 Activating Partial Mode 1.3. GENERAL USER INTERACTIONS Partial mode is used when the fuel efficiency of the car is tested. It reduces the energy consumption of the infotainment system by shutting off certain functions that consumes CENTRE DISPLAY SCREEN F i g .
Page 113 CENTRE DISPLAY SCREEN To interrupt a voice command, either tap the button on the steering wheel keypad or tap the and then give a new command as applicable.
Page 114: Lighting
LIGHTING...
Page 115: Exterior Lighting
LIGHTING Exterior Lighting The position lamps can be switched on AUTO The low beam headlights, in any ignition position setting. position and instrument panel lights automatically illuminate With the engine running but the vehicle or extinguish depending on stationary, the ring can be rotated to the ambient lighting from any other setting to only conditions.
Page 116: High/Low Beam Headlights
LIGHTING Direction Indicators Rear Fog Light High/Low Beam Headlights Short flash: Move the stalk up or Activated with the vehicle in ignition High beam flash: Pull the stalk down until resistance is felt and position ll and either or AUTO se- rearward toward you to activate.
Page 117: Trip A Reset
User manual - China CX11 Non-electric, S002517, 9.00, en-US, Approved, 2017-12-07 12:06. risk. Make sure the fault is corrected before driving. If you are not Battery charging fault : If this warning indicator LIGHTING clear about the fault, consult a Lynk & Co Center for inspection. illuminates while the engine is running, it may indicate the charging system is not functioning properly.
Page 118: Brake Lights
LIGHTING Approach Lighting Brake Lights Reverse Light The approach lighting is activated The brake lights are illuminated when When the gear lever is in position R the when the vehicle is unlocked by the brake pedal is depressed, also see reverse light will illuminate and the rear pressing the button on the key fob.
Page 119: Home Safety Lights
LIGHTING Home Safety Lights Light Failure Some of the exterior lights can be kept READY If a fault is detected affecting the illuminated after the vehicle has been exterior light system, the symbol will locked. illuminate in the driver’s display screen. A message with information on the 1.
Page 120: Interior Lighting
LIGHTING Interior Lighting Ambient Lighting – The indicator light on the button Lighting strips are located in the doors, illuminates when AUTO function is instrument panels, centre console and active. cupholders and illuminate with the Press to illuminate the right front vehicle unlocked, ignition active or reading light.
Page 121: Ground Lighting
LIGHTING Ground Lighting Brightness Adjustment The ground light illuminates in low level Rotate the control wheel positioned ambient light conditions when a door is to the outboard side of the steering opened and extinguishes when closed. column to adjust the brightness levels for the instruments, ambient and mood lights.
Page 122: Windscreen, Windows, Mirrors And Sun Visors
WINDSCREEN, WINDOWS, MIRRORS AND SUN VISORS...
Page 123: Wipers/Washers
WINDSCREEN, WINDOWS, MIRRORS AND SUN VISORS Wipers/Washers Continuous Wiping Wipers Intermittent Wiping Wipers operate continuously at To operate, move the stalk positioned AUT Set the wiper sweep interval by normal speed. on the right-hand side of the steering rotating the ring on the end of wheel to the required setting.
Page 124: Rain Sensor Wiping
Turn the thumbwheel upward for higher sensi- on the right-hand stalk switch. Wiper blades • tivity and downward for lower sensitivity. An Using the rain extra sweep is made when the thumbwheel is • WINDSCREEN, WINDOWS, MIRRORS AND SUN VISORS turned upward.
Page 125: Windscreen Washers
WINDSCREEN, WINDOWS, MIRRORS AND SUN VISORS WARNING: Do not leave children unattended in the vehicle. WARNING: Before closing a window, always check that no person or object will be trapped. WARNING: Careless window operation could be dangerous, especially to children. Ensure Windscreen Washers Power Door Windows that all passengers are also made...
Page 126: Automatic Drop/Raise
WINDSCREEN, WINDOWS, MIRRORS AND SUN VISORS Automatic Drop/Raise Resetting Automatic Drop/Raise/ To ease door closure and optimise the Pinch Protection sealing of the door glasses against the – Fully raise each window, once raised, door seals, a fully raised window will hold the switch for 2 seconds until a automatically drop a small distance click is heard.
Page 127: Adjusting The Door Mirror Glasses
WINDSCREEN, WINDOWS, MIRRORS AND SUN VISORS Folding the Door Mirrors Resetting to Neutral – Set the ignition mode to I or above. Door mirrors that have been moved out of position by an external force must – Press the L and R switches simulta- be reset electrically to their original neously.
Page 128: Interior Rearview Mirror
WINDSCREEN, WINDOWS, MIRRORS AND SUN VISORS Manual Angling During Parking Automatic Angling During Parking Ddoor mirror glasses can be angled The door mirror glasses can be auto- down for the driver to view the side of matically angled down when reverse the road when parking*.
Page 129: Automatic Dimming Mirror
WINDSCREEN, WINDOWS, MIRRORS AND SUN VISORS Automatic Dimming Mirror Bright light from behind the vehicle, reflected from the rearview and door mirrors is automatically dimmed*. Except for when the ignition is off or reverse gear is selected, automatic dimming is always active. The preset dim levels for this feature are set within the centre display, see Sun Visors...
Page 130: Cabin Storage And Power Sockets
CABIN STORAGE AND POWER SOCKETS...
Page 131: Glovebox
CABIN STORAGE AND POWER SOCKETS Centre Console The centre console has several storage areas. Glovebox Below Climate Control Switches Located on the passenger side fascia, press the release button above the glovebox to open. To close push fully Armrest closed and the latch will engage. Below Gear Selector (Automatic transmission centre console shown, storage tray in manual...
Page 132: Door Pockets
CABIN STORAGE AND POWER SOCKETS WARNING: The maximum luggage weight must not exceed 20kg. Any luggage stored must be fully enclosed within the net to avoid becoming insecure in the vehicle. Door Pockets Luggage Nets Centre Console Net Rear Cabin Net (If fitted).
Page 133: Power Sockets
CABIN STORAGE AND POWER SOCKETS Power Sockets USB Ports WARNING: Do not use accesso- ries that can cause interference to the vehicle’s radio or electrical systems. WARNING: The connected acces- sory should be put in a position so that it cannot injure the vehicle occupants in the event of heavy braking or collision.
Page 134 CABIN STORAGE AND POWER SOCKETS Front of Centre Console Rearview Mirror A single type A USB port is fitted for- A USB port is located at the front of the ward of the centre consoles lower rearview mirror trim, intended for sup- storage tray, which is used for device plying power to a traffic video recorder.
Page 135: Seats And Steering Wheel
SEATS AND STEERING WHEEL...
Page 136: Seats
SEATS AND STEERING WHEEL Seats Seat Fold NOTE: Two of more of the power See page 138. seat’s control switches cannot be used at a time. WARNING: To prevent person- al injury that could be caused by NOTE: The power seats have an sudden braking, ensure that the overload protection system that is seat is locked in position before...
Page 137: Seat/Door Mirror Memory Switches
SEATS AND STEERING WHEEL Storing Memory Settings Activating a Stored Setting To store a seat/door mirror position in With the driver door open: memory button 1: Press button 1 and release. The seat/ – Set the vehicle to ignition 1, or have door mirrors will automatically move to the engine running, see page 153.
Page 138: Seat Fold
SEATS AND STEERING WHEEL Steering Wheel Adjustment Seat Fold Horn The steering wheel can be adjusted for Pull the strap on the outboard rear of To sound press the centre pad area on both height and depth. the seat to fold the backrest and move the steering wheel.
Page 139: Electronic Steering Column Lock
SEATS AND STEERING WHEEL The door mirrors and driver seat should also be adjusted to a safe and comfortable position before driving, see pages 126 and 136. Electronic Steering Column Lock When the ignition is in mode 0 and the vehicle is stationary, the electronic steering column lock will activate (lock), when:...
Page 140: Climate Control
CLIMATE CONTROL...
Page 141: Climate Control System
CLIMATE CONTROL Climate Control System Either manual climate or automatic climate control can be selected. The bespoke Lotus climate system provides heating, ventilation and also cools and dehumidifies the air inside the vehicle cabin. Climate system options are selected from the climate control switches in the...
Page 142: Air Temperature
2. CLIMATE 2. CLIMATE e in detail. Fig. 2 CLIMATE CONTROL 2. CLIMATE re in detail. Fig. 2 Fig. 2 Pressing on the air distribution switch briefly changes/cycles the air flow Fig. 2 between a combination of these vents, Fig. 2 providing 6 different settings.
Page 143: Demister
CLIMATE CONTROL Manual recirculation cannot be selected with the demister active. Demister Heated Rear Screen/Door Mirrors Press the demisting switch for maxi- With the engine running, press the rear mum windscreen demisting/defogging. screen/door mirror switch to activate When activated: the rear window defrost function. When activated: –...
Page 144: Air Recirculation
CLIMATE CONTROL WARNING: Do not use the recirculation mode for long periods as it may cause the interior air to become stale and the windows to mist up. It is not possible to activate air recircu- lation when the demister is activated. See page 147 for centre display settings.
Page 145: Automatic Climate Temperature
CLIMATE CONTROL See page 99 for centre display settings. Automatic Climate Temperature The desired regulated climate in the vehicle cabin is based on the temper- ature perceived by the system, not the actual temperature. This perceived temperature is influ- enced by ambient temperature, air speed, humidity, solar radiation, etc.
Page 146: Adjusting Air Vents
Retailer at intervals specified in the vehicle maintenance schedule. If the vehicle is driven in an exception- ally dusty/sandy environment, filter re- placement may be required more often. Contact your Lotus Retailer for more details if necessary.
Page 147: Centre Display
CLIMATE CONTROL DCY11_UX_Framework Climate Settings 3.4.7.9 Cover flow (1/3) Centre Display Additional climate control settings, Recirculation timer Auto start seat heating Navigate through a list of content as well as those also activated by the Recirculation will be turned off after 30 minutes switches can be controlled from the centre display screen.
Page 148: Navigation Bar
CLIMATE CONTROL Navigation Bar From the navigation bar in the centre display, select the climate control icon to show the available options. Available Climate Controls Temperature Temperature. Air distribution. Fan speed. Left side seat heat. Long press the ‘+’ Press and drag up Press and drag up Tap ‘+’...
Page 149: Fan Speed
CLIMATE CONTROL WARNING: Persons who have Fan Speed Maximum A/C difficulty in perceiving increasing Pressing the ‘MAX A/C’ temperature due to a lack of toggle button or by setting sensation or have problems the temperature to ‘Lo’, will operating the controls should not activate maximum A/C.
Page 150 CLIMATE CONTROL Auto Climate Air Recirculation Setting Climate to Off Setting Auto Climate Setting Air Recirculation Set the climate fan speed level to ‘OFF’ Set the temperature to the desired Press the toggle button in the central from the central display or by using the level and then activate auto climate display or press the recirculation control ring around the AUTO button in...
Page 151: Voice Assistant (If Available)
CLIMATE CONTROL Voice Assistant (If Available) Some climate control functions can be controlled using voice assistant via the centre display screen, also see page 111 for activating voice assistant. Seat Heating Voice Commands – “Set Seat heating to level 1”. –...
Page 152: Starting And Driving
STARTING AND DRIVING...
Page 153: Ignition Modes
STARTING AND DRIVING Electronic Steering Column Lock When the ignition is in mode 0, (inactive) and the vehicle is stationary, the electronic steering column lock will activate (lock), when: – The vehicle is locked using the keyfob. – A certain time period has elapsed with the ignition in mode 0.
Page 154: Starting The Engine
STARTING AND DRIVING Starting the Engine WARNING: To maintain vehicle – Ensure the keyfob is in the front seat control, ensure that sure that area. the driving seat, steering wheel – Manual vehicles: Check that the and door mirrors are adjusted transmission is in neutral and correctly.
Page 155: Switching Off The Engine
STARTING AND DRIVING Transmission NOTE: When the remote control key is positioned by the backup reader in the front cup holder, make sure that there are no car keys, metal objects or other electronic devices also in the cup holders, (such as mobile phones, or chargers).
Page 156: Selecting Reverse Gear
STARTING AND DRIVING Automatic Transmission CAUTION: Changing gear without The Lotus automatic transmission correct clutch and throttle opera- system allows the driver to switch tion can result in transmission and between conventional 6 speed engine damage. Never attempt automatic drive to manual shift mode...
Page 157: Gear Selector
STARTING AND DRIVING Automatic Mode Manual Mode WARNING: To avoid unexpected or sudden vehicle movement always select P or N if the vehicle is stationary with the engine remaining at idle for prolonged periods. NOTE: To avoid unexpected or sud- Selecting Gear den vehicle movement wait for the Dependent on the gear currently...
Page 158: P - Park
STARTING AND DRIVING N – Neutral NOTE: To lock the vehicle and arm No gear is engaged with neutral the alarm, the transmission must selected. Only select N when the be in P. parking brake is applied and the vehicle is stationary. The engine can NOTE: If the engine is switched off also be started when the transmission and a door is opened, an audible...
Page 159: Unsuitable Prnd Selection
Initially activated by using the paddle (which may include stopping the shifters, returning to automatic mode if vehicle) and contact your Lotus the paddles are not used again within a Retailer. certain time period. See page 161.
Page 160: Activating Permanent Manual Mode
STARTING AND DRIVING in permanent mode. The engine will not NOTE: Kick-down is not available in automatically upshift before reaching manual mode. maximum engine speed (rpm), when in permanent manual mode, but will still downshift at minimum engine speed. Activating Permanent Manual Mode Activate whilst driving in D by moving the gear selector to the right or left.
Page 161: Activating Temporary Manual Mode
STARTING AND DRIVING Remaining in Temporary Manual CAUTION: The use of high engine Mode rpm before normal running Continued operation of either paddle temperature has been reached within 20 second intervals will maintain should be avoided. To reduce manual selection. possible damage and wear the use of maximum engine speed should be restricted to occasions...
Page 162: Temporary To Permanent Mode
Anti-lock Braking System and make a gear selection with either Hydraulic Brake Assist will be paddle shifter for 20 seconds or Contact your Lotus immediately if you retained in any mode selected. more. think there is reduction in the braking...
Page 163: Brake Pedal
STARTING AND DRIVING The brakes are assisted by vacuum Brake Pedal Anti-Lock Braking System pressure which is only generated when Always check the movement of the The Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) the engine is running. The brake pedal brake pedal before driving and make reduces the risk of any of the wheels will feel stiffer and greater pressure sure that it is not obstructed by a floor...
Page 164: Hydraulic Brake Assist
ABS will not prevent a skid be driven with appropriate care and the engine power output and apply caused by abrupt steering anticipation but contact your Lotus braking to the spinning wheel until grip movements or attempting to Retailer at the earliest opportunity.
Page 165: Sport Mode
ESC intervention is taking for further information. place, indicating that the vehicles tractive limit has been reached and that driving style WARNING: Lotus recommends that should be modified. ESC should always be active when driving on public roads in normal conditions.
Page 166: Emergency Braking
STARTING AND DRIVING Braking force will only be applied Automatic Activation to the rear wheels if the parking The parking brake is activated brake is activated when the vehicle automatically when: is stationary. Braking force is applied – The vehicle is switched off and the to all four wheels using the hydraulic setting for automatic activation of foot brake circuit if the parking brake...
Page 167: Parking Brake Deactivation
STARTING AND DRIVING Automatic Deactivation Hill Start Assist The Hill Start Assist System helps Automatic Transmission Vehicles: prevent the risk of unintended vehicle – With the engine running, depress the movement when driving away from an footbrake pedal. incline. – Select gear D - Drive or R – Reverse. When stopped on an incline, the Hill –...
Page 168: Drive Modes
STARTING AND DRIVING Drive Modes for increased power-induced wheel acteristics carried over from ‘Sport’ Different drive modes are available to slippage thresholds and no throttle mode setting. alter the vehicle’s powertrain, exhaust reduction on understeer. – For automatic transmission vehicles, and stability characteristics.
Page 169: Esc 'Off
Stability display. Either move the drive mode switch backwards or forwards again, as WARNING: Lotus recommends that required to change to a new mode Changing Drive Mode ESC should always be active when Move the drive mode switch in the cen-...
Page 170 Automatic Vehicle Speed Limiter Simplied with added Lightness. Ultimate Performance Exhaust Closing Vehicle Warning Automatic Vehicle Speed Limite Powertrain Door Opening Warning Collision Mitigation Ultimate Performance Simply Lotus Powertrain Exhaust Door Opening Warning Collision Mitigation Fatigue Alert Cruise Control Stability Simply Lotus Exhaust...
Page 171 ESC is not available (ex- cept for ABS and HBA functions). WARNING: Lotus recommends that ESC should always be active when The ESC status indicator symbol driving on public roads in normal is illuminated in the driver’s...
Page 172: Running-In
RUNNING-IN...
Page 173: Engine
RUNNING-IN Also see ‘Engine Data Recording’ on Running-In Brakes page 15. It is important during the vehicle’s Allow the brakes to bed-in by avoiding early life or if any of the components needless heavy braking for the first listed have been replaced to observe 100 miles (160 km).
Page 174: Fuel Filling And Fuel
FUEL FILLING AND FUEL...
Page 175: Fuel Filler Flap
FUEL FILLING AND FUEL WARNING: Follow all operating and safety instructions displayed at the filling station when refuelling. WARNING: Petrol and petrol fumes are highly explosive. You can be burned or seriously injured when handling fuel. WARNING: Before re-fuelling, switch off mobile phones and other Fuel Filler Flap Fuel Filling electronic equipment, ensure that...
Page 176: Using A Fuel Can
FUEL FILLING AND FUEL Using a Fuel Can Fuel Requirement Diesel The corrugated flexible fuel tube fitted Lotus vehicles will not operate on Use only high quality on most fuel cans can cause damage diesel fuels. UNLEADED fuel with a...
Page 177 HOMELINK ®...
Page 178: Programming
HOMELINK ® Programming NOTE: Put the original remote Follow these instructions to start controls in a safe place for future programming, reset all programming or programming (e.g. when changing to reprogram individual buttons. to another vehicle or for use in other vehicles) NOTE: The vehicle must be in ignition mode I or above before...
Page 179: Reprogramming Individual Buttons
HOMELINK ® 1. Aim the remote control towards requires the device’s programming Resetting the Buttons the HomeLink button to button on its receiver to be manual- The buttons cannot be reprogrammed ® ly depressed. individually. It is only possible to reset be programmed and hold it all of the buttons at the same time.
Page 180: Lotus E-Call
LOTUS E-CALL...
Page 181: Manual Sos Call
Self-Test and Fault Warnings threat, etc. The Lotus E-Call system will perform a NOTE: The SOS button should only be used in an emergency situation self-test when the vehicle is in ignition NOTE: This service may not be mode II, (see page 153).
Page 182 LOTUS E-CALL Status of the Lotus E-Call System Driver’s Display SOS Button Light Message Action Message Flash Rate Description Required Contact your Lotus eCall System Fault Once every two Lotus E-Call system is faulty and Retailer as soon as Consult Handbook seconds for 15 seconds.
Page 183: Vehicle Care
VEHICLE CARE...
Page 184: Accessories And Modifications
Ensure the engine oil and filter, coolant Although non-approved Lotus and brake fluid have all recently been Interior Trim accessories may fit your Lotus, they renewed. Unless the garage is equipped with may not meet Lotus specifications and a de-humidifier, the use of drying...
Page 185: Car Covers
Using a non-approved Lotus car cover can prevent the battery from being adequately cooled during charging as well as damaging the paint finish. Wash and clean the vehicle and ensure it has fully dried before fitting a Lotus approved cover.
Page 186: Owner Maintenance
– Vehicle repairs should only be carried by your Lotus Retailer will ensure ty above that specified in the mainte- out by a suitably qualified technician. its maximum safety, reliability and nance schedule.
Page 187: Service Reminder
WARNING: Failure to follow these Contact your Lotus Retailer to arrange CAUTION: This reminder should precautions can result in serious the required service when this message not be reset unless the vehicle injury or death.
Page 188: Daily Checks
VEHICLE CARE Daily Checks Regular Checks Check the operation of the: It is recommended to regularly check, – Exterior lights. and where necessary top up or adjust the following items: – Horn. – Engine oil – Turn signals. – Coolant level. –...
Page 189: Front Access Panel
VEHICLE CARE Front Access Panel Closing/Locking – Lift the access panel slightly and remove the end of the support stay from the slotted plate. – Refit the stay into the holder. – Keeping fingers clear of entrapment and ensuring that there are no obstructions, lower the access panel and align the holes within retaining brackets with the body panel screw...
Page 190: Engine Compartment
VEHICLE CARE Engine Compartment CAUTION: Failure to follow this procedure may result in damage to your vehicle. The front access panel is only intended to provide access for vehicle servicing, it is not intended for storage usage. CAUTION: Attempting to store items, however small within the front service compartment may potentially cause damage to...
Page 191 VEHICLE CARE Engine Compartment Panels Engine cover panel removal is not necessary when checking the engine oil and windscreen washer fluid levels, see pages 192 and 193. Panel Removal Always turn off the engine before at- tempting to remove the engine bay panels, never attempt to remove the engine bay panels whilst the engine is running.
Page 192: Engine Oil Level Check
VEHICLE CARE Engine Oil Level Check – The dipstick handle is yellow. If WARNING: Failure to follow these The engine oil level should be checked access to the dipstick is required instructions may cause a fire and regularly, e.g., every 1,000 miles (1,600 when the engine is hot, be aware of personal injury.
Page 193: Windscreen Washer Reservoir
VEHICLE CARE – If topping up is necessary, the front WARNING: Engine oil is engine compartment panel must be hazardous to your health and may removed, see page 191. be fatal if swallowed. – Unscrew the oil filler cap counter- WARNING: Prolonged and repeat- clockwise, see item 5 on page 190, ed contact with used engine oil...
Page 194: Wiper Blade Renewal
VEHICLE CARE WARNING: Windscreen washer WARNING: Only change a wiper fluid can cause skin and eye blade when the vehicle’s ignition irritation. Read and follow any is inactive (0) or in convenience instructions or warnings provided mode (1) and the vehicle is by the windscreen washer fluid stationary, see page 153 for manufacturer.
Page 195: Engine Coolant
VEHICLE CARE Under normal circumstances it should Topping up not be necessary to add any coolant to Ensure that the coolant is fully cold the system. before slowly unscrewing the filler cap counter-clockwise, allowing any Check when the engine is fully COLD remaining pressure to escape before and only when the vehicle is on a finally removing the cap.
Page 196: Charge Cooler Expansion Tank
Lotus Retailer as part of the rear wheelarch liner, it is recommended or other components caused by recommended service schedule.
Page 197: Brake/Clutch Fluid Level Check
If the symbol illuminates whilst driving, level drops below the ‘MIN’ mark, WARNING: Use only new brake stop the vehicle immediately as a then contact your Lotus Retailer to fluid from a sealed container. Do dangerously low level of brake fluid investigate without delay.
Page 198 VEHICLE CARE WARNING: Brake fluid is hazard- ous to health and may be fatal if swallowed. Keep out of children’s reach. In the event of consump- tion, seek medical attention immediately. CAUTION: Spilled brake fluid can seriously damage the vehicle paintwork and some plastic com- ponents.
Page 199: Tyre Inspection
For track use, tyre pressures should or dampers require attention from your be checked and adjusted only once Lotus Retailer. the tires are warm which can be achieved by performing approximately When assessing tyre condition and...
Page 200: Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 Tyres
2. Inflate or deflate the tyre to the accident. correct pressure, see the decal on NOTE: Lotus does not endorse the driver’s side door pillar showing such use of the Emira - refer to NOTE: Always replace the tyre...
Page 201: Tyre Replacement
(see page 239 ), or fit a car set of winter tyres developed consult your Lotus Retailer to check specifically for such conditions. Lotus the current Lotus specification and approves the use of winter tyres in recommendations.
Page 202 VEHICLE CARE 10. Ensure the on-off button on the NOTE: Use of the aerosol is not a compressor is set to off. permanent repair but will allow the car to be driven to the nearest tyre depot. At the earliest opportunity, the tyre should be repaired or replaced.
Page 203 VEHICLE CARE 17. Disconnect the compressor con- 21. Take out the kit and reconnect the 15. Press the on-off button to start compressors electrical connector nector from the 12V auxiliary power the compressor. socket, press the button on the side into the 12V power socket in the of the compressor to detach the vehicle, ensuring that the on-off...
Page 204 27. Drive carefully and take the vehicle integral with the tyre valve, could pressure after 15 minutes. to a Lotus Retailer or tyre specialist be obstructed by the sealant and as soon as possible. should be renewed.
Page 205: Tyre Pressure Monitoring System
VEHICLE CARE tyre pressure monitoring WARNING: Damage to a tyre will warning symbol will illuminate to warn not be registered by the tyre if one or more of the tyres become pressure monitoring system. significantly under-inflated and a Regularly check the tyre condition warning message is also shown in the and pressures, especially when driver’s display screen, see page 81 for...
Page 206: System Malfunction
The sensors are powered by integral Ensure that only original equipment, or the tyre pressure monitoring system, batteries, with an average service Lotus approved wheel, tyre and wheel warning symbol will flash for life of 5 years. It is recommended to bolt combinations are fitted.
Page 207: Wheel Changing
VEHICLE CARE 4. Apply the vehicle handbrake and en- gage first or reverse gear or P - Park. 5. Securely chock all wheels not to be lifted. 6. Loosen the wheel bolts (A) ¼ turn counter-clockwise using a 17 mm socket and suitable torque wrench (B) (not supplied), but do NOT remove the wheel bolts at this stage.
Page 208: Wheel Fitment
VEHICLE CARE 8. follow any instructions provided with 4. Tighten all 5 wheel bolts in a cross- the jack. wise pattern using the standard extension and (and coded wheel bolt 9. Raise the vehicle off the ground. adaptor if locking wheel bolts are 10.
Page 209: Raising The Vehicle
VEHICLE CARE Jacking CAUTION: Use only those lifting A Points to lift both points identified. Lifting on any wheels on one part of the body, or with a jack side. improperly positioned, may A,B,C damage the chassis or body B Points to lift front structure.
Page 210: Battery
The battery is located at the left-hand It is recommended that the battery side of the rear luggage compartment. is replaced by an authorised Lotus To access the battery, open the Retailer, but if a battery replacement is Vehicle batteries must not be disposed...
Page 211: Battery Charging
VEHICLE CARE A battery conditioner continuously monitors battery charge state and switches on and off automatically to maintain the battery in a fully charged condition. To trickle charge the battery open the positive jump-starting point terminal cover (1) and connect the red positive + lead and black negative –...
Page 212 Have the cause of the discharged manufacturer. 6. Connect the other clamp of the red battery investigated and rectified and jumper cable onto the Lotus vehicle’s trickle charge the battery as shown on WARNING: When connecting the red positive + jump-starting point.
Page 213: Fuses
VEHICLE CARE Fuses WARNING: Replacing a fuse with Contact your authorised Lotus Retailer one of a higher rating may cause if a fuse repeatedly fails. a fire. Fusebox Locations CAUTION: Replacing a fuse with one of a higher rating or a foreign object may cause damage to the vehicle’s electrical systems.
Page 214: Front Fusebox
VEHICLE CARE Front Fusebox 1. Open the front access panel, see FR14 page 189. 2. Remove the 5 fixings securing the front fusebox cover panel (located on the passenger side of the vehicle) and remove the panel. FR01 FR02 FR03 FR04 FR05 FR09...
Page 215 VEHICLE CARE No. Circuit Rating Type Spare Micro 2 Spare Micro 3 Spare Micro 4 Spare Micro 5 Spare Micro 6 Spare Micro 7 Spare Micro 8 Spare Micro 9 Spare Micro 10 Spare Micro 11 Spare Micro 12 Headlamp unit - right-hand Micro 13 Headlamp unit - left-hand Micro...
Page 216 VEHICLE CARE No. Circuit Rating Type 25 Spare Micro 26 Spare Micro 27 Spare Micro 28 Spare Micro 29 Horn relay Micro 30 Low temperature radiator fan relay Micro 31 Spare MCase 32 Control unit blower motor, Temp flap actuator left side, Recirculation flap actuator MCase 33 Vehicle Dynamics Domain Master - VDDM (brake module) MCase...
Page 217 VEHICLE CARE No. Circuit Rating Type 49 Spare Micro 50 Spare Micro 51 Spare MCase 52 Spare MCase 53 Spare MCase 54 Spare Micro 55 Headlamp unit - left-hand Micro 56 Headlamp unit - right-hand Micro M1 Fuse box supply Midi M2 Spare Midi...
Page 218: Footwell Fusebox
VEHICLE CARE Footwell Fusebox The toe board panel is an occupant Located in the passenger footwell and crash protection component. Never is accessed by removing the toe board drive the vehicle without the toe panel which is secured by a quarter board panel being installed and fitted turn fastener on each corner.
Page 219 VEHICLE CARE No. Circuit Rating Type Spare Mcase 2 Spare Mcase 3 Spare Mcase 4 Spare Mcase 5 Wiper motor module Mcase 6 Spare Mcase 7 Audio booster (premium specification) Mcase 8 Audio module Mcase 9 Seat module - left Micro 10 Infotainment head unit Micro...
Page 220 VEHICLE CARE No. Circuit Rating Type 25 Telematics module Micro 26 Driver information module Micro 27 Start switch, gear selector module, parking brake switch Micro 28 Electronic toll collect module Micro 29 Ventilation flap actuator, defroster flap actuator Micro 30 Silent alarm module Micro 31 Spare Micro...
Page 221 VEHICLE CARE No. Circuit Rating Type 62 Spare Micro 63 Electronic toll collection module Micro 64 Spare Micro 65 Supplementary restraint system Micro 66 Front radar module, forward looking, camera heater Micro 67 Spare Micro 68 Spare Micro 69 Spare Micro 70 Spare 71 Spare...
Page 222: Rear Fusebox
VEHICLE CARE Rear Fusebox The rear fusebox is positioned behind the left-hand rear quarter trim panel. Pull off the panel to access the rear fusebox. RR10 RR11 RR12 RR13...
Page 223 VEHICLE CARE No. Circuit Rating Type Pump electronic module, powertrain control module Micro 2 Engine control module, electronic gear selector module Micro 3 Air conditioning compressor solenoid Micro 4 Spare Micro 5 Engine control module Micro 6 Spark plug, ignition coil, capacitor filter - left, capacitor filter - right Micro 7 Injector Micro...
Page 224 VEHICLE CARE No. Circuit Rating Type 23 Spare Micro 24 Spare Micro 25 Spare Micro 26 Air conditioning clutch relay Micro 27 Spare Micro 28 Oil cooler pump relay Micro 29 Fuel pump relay Micro 30 Spare Micro 31 Spare MCase 32 Central electronic module MCase...
Page 225 VEHICLE CARE No. Circuit Rating Type 47 Spare Micro 48 Spare Micro 49 Spare Micro 50 Spare Micro 51 Transmission control module MCase 52 Spare MCase 53 Spare MCase 54 Spare Micro 55 Spare Micro 56 Spare Micro M1 Spare Midi M2 Spare Midi...
Page 226: Battery Fusebox
Because of the high amperage rating burns and/or a fire. of the mega fuses, Lotus recommends that inspection and removal of these fuses is only performed by your Lotus Retailer. 1. Fuse List Micro Fuses Fuse Rate...
Page 227: Exterior Lamps
VEHICLE CARE Exterior Lamps All lamps are illuminated by light emitting diodes (LED’s) and are serviceable only by replacement of the complete units. Rear Lamps Centre high mounted stop lamp. Licence plate. Reverse/rear fog. Position/brake*. Front Lamps Position/turn indicator**. Side repeater. Position/daytime running/turn *Will also illuminate when daytime indicator.
Page 228: Vehicle Recovery
VEHICLE CARE Vehicle Recovery – For automatic transmission vehicles, To aid vehicle recovery, such as winch- select N - Neutral, see page 158 ing onto a flatbed car transporter, – Ensure that the keyfob is left in the screw the recovery eye supplied in the cabin when the vehicle is being vehicle tool kit into the threaded towed.
Page 229: Transporter Recovery
When moving a vehicle by transporter Lotus recommend recovery is carried or trailer, the vehicle should be secured out by your Lotus Retailer or a only by chocking and strapping around Towing Automatic Models professional vehicle recovery service the road wheels.
Page 230: Exterior Cleaning
Exterior Cleaning Handwashing – Use a straight back and forth Regular inspection of the vehicle paint Lotus recommends that your vehicle is washing motion to avoid swirled finish and frequent washing are the only washed by hand. micro scratches and rinse the body best preventions against paint deterio- thoroughly.
Page 231: Windscreen Cleaning
VEHICLE CARE Windscreen Cleaning Exterior Lighting Paintwork Polishing Use a proprietary glass cleaning Headlamps and all other light units After normal washing and drying, the product on the windscreen and other should only be washed with lukewarm application of a good quality liquid pol- windows.
Page 232: Interior Cleaning
Never use abrasive cloths or detergents, furniture creams and or paper towels which could polishes. scratch the display screen. Lotus use premium quality leather, specifically tanned and dyed for CAUTION: Use light finger pres- Screen Cleaning Mode automotive use. As a natural material, sure only when cleaning the dis- –...
Page 233: Seat Belt Cleaning
Your working properly when needed. Check Lotus Retailer will be pleased to advise. Stain Removal: Alcantara have com- all the belts regularly and have any ®...
Page 234: Severe Service Conditions
– Track use, with repeated high rpm, nance recommended by Lotus. wide throttle openings and high oil temperatures. For appropriate main- tenance, discuss with your Lotus Retailer. The use of the car off road or in a com- petitive manner, including timed runs...
Page 235: Technical Data
TECHNICAL DATA...
Page 236: Recommended Fluids And Lubricants
TECHNICAL DATA Recommended Fluids and Lubricants Engine Approved Product: Total Quartz 9000 Energy Viscosity / Quality Standard: SAE 0W/40 / API SN: ACEA A3/B4 Manual Transmission Approved Product / Quality Standard: Texaco Delo Syn-AMT XV 75W-80 (fully-synthetic) / API GL-4 Approved Product / Quality Standard: Havoline Multigear MTF HD 75W-80 (fully-synthetic) / API GL-4 Automatic Transmission Approved Product:...
Page 237: Capacities
TECHNICAL DATA Capacities WLTP Figures Engine Data 6.0 litres 298kW @ 6,800 rpm Engine Oil* Fuel Consumption Power Output l7.1 l/100km 1.5 litres Medium 11.4 l/100km 750 ±200 rpm High/Low Dipstick Mark Idle Speed Difference High 9.7 l/100km Extra 10.5 l/100km 6,550 rpm* Maximum Continuous Engine Speed...
Page 238: Dimensions
TECHNICAL DATA Weights Weights Dimensions Automatic Transmission A Overall length 4413 mm Manual Transmission Unladen: Unladen: B Overall width 1896 mm Total 1500 kg Total 1493 kg C Overall height* 1235 mm Front 572.5 kg Front 572 kg D Wheelbase 2570 mm Rear 927.5 kg...
Page 239: Tyres
TECHNICAL DATA Tyres Road Tyres Position Size Load/Speed Rating Sidewall Designation Marking Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 Front 245/35 ZR20 - 95Y XL Rear 295/30 ZR20 - 101Y XL Goodyear Eagle F1 Supersport Front 245/35 ZR20 - 95Y XL Rear 295/30 ZR20 - 101Y XL Recommended Inflation Pressures Position...
Page 240: Battery
TECHNICAL DATA Battery Type Platinum AGM096E Voltage (V) CCA (EN) Ah Capacity (C20) Size, L×B×H 278 x 175 x 190 mm...
Page 241: Declarations Of Conformity
Product Name Model Name Signal-to-noise ratio Minimum 55dB Product information IAGL-EHT1 Lotus Gamma2 Radio [FM] Additional information HW version : V1.5 / SW version : IP10 The object of the declaration described above is in conformity with the relevant Statutory Requirements: Tuning Range 87.5 to 108 MHz...
Page 242 INDEX...
Page 243: Index
INDEX Driver Profiles ..........108 Accessories and Modifications ....184 Battery.......... 184, 210, 240 Global Settings and App Options ..... 99 Active Electrical Module Cooling .... 146 Battery Charging .......... 211 Keyboard ............104 Adjusting Tyre Pressures ......200 Battery Replacement ........ 210 Notification Centre ........
Page 244 INDEX Auto Climate ..........144 Doors Automatic Climate Temperature .... 145 Door Switches..........46 Electric Parking Brake......... 165 Centre Display ..........147 Drive-Away Locking ........46 Electronic Stability Control......164 Climate Control Switches ......141 Opening a Door from the Outside ... 45 Electronic Steering Column Lock ..
Page 245 Keyfob Battery ..........50 Reverse Light ..........118 Emira App ............11 Keyfob Range ..........43 Trip A Reset ............. 117 Lotus Cars Website ......... 11 Locking ............. 44 Light Switch ............. 115 Handwashing ..........230 Unlocking ....... 43, 45, 46, 52, 189 Lotus E-Call............
Page 246 INDEX Seat Belt Cleaning ........233 Outside Air Temperature ......66 Quick Panel ............101 Seat Belt Pretensioners ........ 35 Overhead Console Switches ..... 120 Seatbelts ............29 Owner Maintenance ........186 Child Restraints ..........32 Brake/Clutch Fluid Level Check ....197 Door/Seat Belt Reminder ......
Page 247 INDEX Tyre Inflator Kit ..........201 Voice Assistant (If Available) ....... 111 Tachometer ............66 Tyre Inspection ..........199 Tailgate ............... 48 Tyre Pressure Monitoring System ..205 Emergency Release Handles ..... 49 Tyre Replacement ........201 Warnings and Notices ........12 Inside Cabin ...........
Page 248 INDEX Windscreen Washers ........125 Wipers ............. 123...
Page 252 The information included in this publication for the United Kingdom was correct at the time of printing as shown below. Lotus has a policy of continuous product improvement and reserves the right to discontinue or change specification, design or equipment at any time without notice and without incurring any obligation whatsoever relative to the shown in this publication.

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