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Page 1 Handbook...
Page 2 Please note the following point: The fitting of electrical equipment or accessories which are not recommended by PEUGEOT may result in a failure of your vehicle's electronic system. Please note this specific warning. It is advisable to contact a PEUGEOT dealer to be shown the recommended...
Page 3: Protection Of The Environment
PEUGEOT, 0% pollutant emissions when driving and particularly quiet. This handbook has been designed to enable you to make the most of your ION in all circumstances. On the first few pages, you will find a detailed summary, followed by a quick reference guide intended to make it easier for you to become familiar with your electric vehicle.
Page 4: Table Of Contents
Contents Familiarisation Access Driving Remote control key Starting - stopping the vehicle Electric windows Manual parking brake Doors Drive selector Boot Charging ﬂ aps Instruments and controls Instrument panel Indicator and warning lamps Main battery state of charge indicator Energy consumption/generation indicator Distance recorder Trip distance recorder Lighting dimmer...
Page 5 Contents Child safety Practical information Technical data Child seats Charging the main battery Electric motor ISOFIX child seats Ancillaries battery Weights Child lock Temporary puncture repair kit Dimensions Changing a wheel Identiﬁ cation markings Changing a bulb Changing a fuse Changing a wiper blade Towing the vehicle Precautions for washing...
Page 6: Temporary Puncture Repair Kit
Familiarisation Exterior Fast charging ﬂ ap Normal charging ﬂ ap This flap should be used to recharge your This flap should be used to recharge your vehicle from a special fast charging station. vehicle from a domestic power point. Temporary puncture repair kit ASR and ESP systems This kit is a complete system consisting of a compressor and a sealant cartridge, to allow...
Page 7 Familiarisation Access Remote control key Electric windows Bonnet A. Unfolding/Folding the key. A. Driver's electric window switch. A. Release lever. B. Locking the vehicle. B. Passenger's electric window switch. B. Safety catch. C. Unlocking the vehicle. C. Right hand rear electric window switch. C.
Page 8: Audio System
Familiarisation Interior Charging ﬂ ap interior opening Audio system controls This system benefits from the latest technology: MP3 compatible audio system, USB player, Bluetooth hands-free system, ... Normal charging flap. Fast charging flap. Air conditioning Drive selector After setting the desired level of comfort, the system controls this level according Four-position drive selector: P , R , N and D .
Page 9: Familiarisation
Familiarisation Instruments and controls Lighting and direction indicator stalk 2. Instrument panel. 3. Driver's airbag. Horn. 4. USB port. 5. Opening control for the fast charging flap (vehicle left hand side). 6. Electric window switches and switch for deactivating the the front and rear passenger electric window controls.
Page 10 Familiarisation Instruments and controls Steering lock and ignition switch. 2. Wiper stalk. 3. Windscreen demisting vents. 4. Glove box. Passenger's airbag deactivation. 5. Bonnet release lever. 6. Parking brake. Drive selector. 8. 12 V accessory socket. Heating/air conditioning controls. 10. Emergency or assistance call. 11.
Page 11: Sitting Comfortably
Familiarisation Sitting comfortably Front seats Head restraint height adjustment. 2. Backrest angle adjustment. 3. Driver's seat cushion height adjustment. 4. Seat forwards-backwards adjustment.
Page 12: Door Mirrors
Familiarisation Sitting comfortably Door mirrors Rear view mirror Seat belts Manual day/night type A. Selection of the mirror. Fitting the belt. B. Adjusting the position of the mirror glass. 2. Fastening the buckle. Selecting the "day" position of the rear view C.
Page 13: Seeing Clearly
Familiarisation Seeing clearly Lighting Wipers Ring A Windscreen wiper Rear wiper Single wipe. Park. Dipped or main beam headlamps. Sidelamps. Park. Intermittent wipe. Automatic illumination of headlamps. Intermittent wipe (speed adjustable Wash/wipe. manually). Lighting off. Slow. Ring B Fast. Front and rear foglamps.
Page 14: Air Conditioning
Familiarisation Ventilation Air conditioning Temperature adjustment. Air intake/Air recirculation. Air flow adjustment. Air conditioning On/Off. Air distribution adjustment. "MAX" button.
Page 15: Passenger Safety
Familiarisation Passenger safety Front passenger's airbag Child lock ISOFIX mountings Open the glove box. A. Child lock on. Two rings A , located between the seat cushion 2. Insert the key. B. Child lock off. and backrest are used to secure an ISOFIX 3.
Page 16: Warning Lamps
Familiarisation Monitoring Warning lamps Energy consumption/ Low energy alerts generation indicator With the ignition on, the orange and red A. "Neutral" position. Four successive alerts indicate that the energy warning lamps come on. B. Energy consumption available in the main battery is dropping to a 2.
Page 17: Driving Safely
Familiarisation Driving safely Drive selector Starting the motor Stopping the motor P. Parking. Check that the drive selector is in position P . Stop the vehicle. Press the brake pedal to come out of this Insert the key in the ignition switch. Keep your foot on the brake pedal.
Page 18 Familiarisation Charging your vehicle Normal charge Fast charge You must always use a genuine PEUGEOT charging cable. Do not use an electrical This procedure consists of connecting the This procedure consists of connecting the extension lead, multi-way vehicle to a domestic power point.
Page 19: Electrical Equipment
Check the tyre pressures regularly and follow the schedule for routine servicing recommended by PEUGEOT.
Page 20: Instrument Panel
Instruments and controls Instrument panel Panel bringing together the various gauges and indicators for the operation of the vehicle. Gauges and indicators Screen State of charge gauge for the main 5. Screen control button. A. Total distance recorder. battery. Displays the various functions in turn. B.
Page 21: Indicator And Warning Lamps
Instruments and controls Indicator and warning Associated warnings lamps The illumination of certain warning lamps may be accompanied by an audible signal. Visual indicators informing the driver that a The warning lamps may come on continuously system is in operation, is deactivated or has (fixed) or flash.
Page 22: Operation Indicator Lamps
Instruments and controls Operation indicator lamps If one of the following indicator lamps comes on in the instrument panel, this confirms that the corresponding system has come into operation. Warning/indicator lamp State Cause Action/Observations Left-hand Flashing with audible The lighting stalk is pushed down. direction indicato r signal.
Page 23 Instruments and controls Warning/indicator lamp State Cause Action/Observations Ready On fixed, The vehicle is ready to move off and The illumination period corresponds to the (ready to move accompanied by an you can press the accelerator. powering-up of the vehicle. off) audible signal when it comes on.
Page 24 Instruments and controls Deactivation indicator lamps If one of the following indicator lamps comes on, this confirms that the corresponding system has been switched off intentionally. This is may be accompanied by an audible signal. Warning/indicator lamp State Cause Action/Observations Passenger's On fixed, on the The control switch, located in the...
Page 25 When the engine is running or the vehicle is being driven, illumination of one of the following warning lamps indicates a fault which requires action on the part of the driver. Any fault resulting in the illumination of a warning lamp must be investigated further. If you encounter any problems, do not hesitate to contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop. Warning/indicator lamp State...
Page 26 (dirty or loose started. terminals, slack, transformer fault, ...). If it does not go off, contact a PEUGEOT dealer or qualified workshop. Door(s) open On fixed, A door or the boot is still open.
Page 27 Airbags On temporarily. When you switch on the ignition, this If it does not go off, contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a warning lamp comes on for a few qualified workshop. seconds, then goes off. On fixed.
Page 28: Main Battery State Of Charge Indicator
Instruments and controls Main battery state of charge indicator Display Low energy alerts Four successive alerts indicate that the energy available in the main battery is dropping to a low level: 2 bars of the state of charge gauge in the instrument panel, on and flashing: starting to use the reserve.
Page 29: Energy Consumption/Generation Indicator
Instruments and controls Energy consumption/generation indicator A system that informs the driver of the level of energy consumption or generation of the main battery. "Neutral" position Energy consumption "Eco" zone On switching on the ignition, your vehicle The needle moves to the right in proportion to The needle is in this zone when the vehicle is neither consumes nor generates energy in its the energy consumption by the vehicle.
Page 30: Distance Recorder
Instruments and controls Instrument panel screen When the ignition switch is in the " ON " position, press button A repeatedly to display the following information in turn. Distance recorder Trip distance recorder (Trip A or B) System for measuring the total distance Reset to zero Each of these trip recorders indicates the travelled by the vehicle during its life.
Page 31: Lighting Dimmer
Instruments and controls Lighting dimmer Service indicator System which informs the driver when the next service is due in accordance with the manufacturer's servicing schedule. The point at which the next service is due is calculated from the last service indicator zero reset.
Page 32: Range Indicator
Instruments and controls Range indicator Resetting the service indicator to zero After each service, the service indicator should This function gives an estimate of the number The display of "---" , indicating that the be rest to zero. of miles (km) that your vehicle can still cover, service date has arrived, comes on The procedures is as follows: based on the recent conditions of use (driving...
Page 33: Access
Access Remote control key System which permits central unlocking or locking of the vehicle using the door lock or from a distance. It is also used to start the vehicle, as well as providing protection against theft. Unlocking the vehicle Locking the vehicle Unlocking using the remote Normal locking using the remote...
Page 34: Electronic Engine Immobiliser
In the event of a malfunction and if your vehicle does not start, contact a PEUGEOT dealer as soon as possible. Folding the key First press button A to fold the key.
Page 35: Remote Control
Do not make any modifications to the electronic immobiliser system; this could cause malfunctions. When purchasing a second-hand vehicle Have the key codes memorised by a PEUGEOT dealer, to ensure that the keys in your possession are the only ones which can start the vehicle.
Page 36: Electric Windows
Access Electric windows System which opens or closes a window manually or automatically. It is fitted with a deactivation system to prevent misuse of the rear controls. Operation Deactivating the passenger and With the ignition on: rear electric window switches Press the switch gently to open or pull it gently to close.
Page 37: Doors
Access Doors Opening Locking/unlocking from the inside From outside From inside Press the button on the driver's door towards the front to lock and towards the After unlocking the vehicle using the Pull the front or rear door control to open rear to unlock the vehicle completely.
Page 38: Boot
Access Boot Opening Closing After unlocking the vehicle using the Pull the handle B downwards to guide the remote control or the key, press the tailgate down, handle A and open the tailgate. release the handle and press the exterior surface of the tailgate gently to close it.
Page 39: Charging Fl Aps
Access Charging ﬂ aps Normal charging Fast charging For more information on charging procedures, refer to the "Practical information" section of this document. Pull control A locate at the bottom of the Pull control C located under the driver's dashboard, driver's side, to release the seat, outer side, to release the flap, charging flap, open the flap on the left of the vehicle,...
Page 40: Comfort
Comfort Front seats Manual adjustments Adjustable head restraint 2. Adjustment of the backrest angle Operate the control lever and adjust the position of the backrest to the front or to the rear. 3. Adjustment of the driver's seat height Raise or lower the control lever the number of times required to obtain the desired position.
Page 41 Comfort Heated seat control Head restraint height adjustment Press the control switch, located on the Never drive with the removed head dashboard, to switch on the driver's seat restraints in the vehicle as they could To raise it, pull upwards. heating.
Page 42: Rear Seats
Comfort Rear seats Rear seat comprising two adjustable, foldable backrests and a fixed cushion. Rear head restraints Adjusting the backrest angle These have a high position (comfort and best To adjust the backrest: safety) and a low position (best rear vision for pull the control forwards to release the driver).
Page 43 Comfort Folding the backrest Returning the seat backrest to its original position Push the seat backrest in position and secure it, refit the head restraints or put them back in place. When returning the backrest to its original position, take care not to trap the seat belts.
Page 44: Mirrors
Comfort Door mirrors Adjustment Electric folding/unfolding The mirrors can also be folded manually. However, you must never unfold them manually , otherwise the mirrors may not remain in place correctly when driving. Always use control C to unfold them. The mirrors can be adjusted when the ignition With the ignition switch in the "ON"...
Page 45 Comfort Rear view mirror Adjust the mirror by moving it up or down and/ or to the left or right. The rear view mirror has two positions: day (normal), night (anti-dazzle). To change from one to the other, push or pull the lever on the lower edge of the mirror.
Page 46: Interior Fi Ttings
2. Retractable cup holder Press the cover to open the cup holder 3. 1 2 V accessory socket (120 W) Observe the maximum power rating to avoid damaging your accessory 4. Open storage 5. Peugeot Connect USB 6. Door pocket...
Page 47: Sun Visor
Comfort Sun visor 12 V accessory socket The sun visors fold forwards, and to the side when they are unhooked. To connect a 12 V accessory (max power: When removing the mat on the driver's side, They are fitted with a courtesy mirror and a 120 W), lift the cover and connect a move back the seat as far as possible and ticket holder.
Page 48 Comfort Peugeot Connect This USB port, is located at the bottom of the When connected to the USB port, the portable centre console. device charges automatically. It permits the connection of portable devices, such as a digital audio player of the iPod type ®...
Page 49: Heating And Ventilation
Comfort Heating and Ventilation System which creates and maintains good conditions of comfort and visibility in the vehicle's passenger compartment. The heating and ventilation can be used as soon as the "Ready" lamp is on. Air intake The air circulating in the passenger compartment is filtered and originates either from the outside via the grille located at the base of the windscreen or from the inside in air recirculation mode.
Page 50 (refer to "Checks"). To ensure correct operation of the air conditioning system, you are also advised to have it checked regularly. If the system does not produce cold air, do not use it and contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop.
Page 51: Air Conditioning
Comfort Air conditioning The air conditioning can be used as soon as the "Ready" lamp is on. 1. Temperature adjustment 3. Air distribution adjustment Place the dial in the desired Turn the dial from blue position to distribute air to: (cold) to red (hot) to adjust the temperature to your requirements.
Page 52: Switching Off
Comfort 4. Air intake/Air recirculation 5. Air conditioning On/Off 6. "MAX" button The intake of exterior air prevents the formation The air conditioning is designed to This button allows the passenger compartment of mist on the windscreen and side windows. operate effectively in all seasons, to be quickly heated or cooled.
Page 53: Rear Screen Demist - Defrost
Comfort Front Demist - Rear screen demist - defrost Defrost The control button is located to the right of the steering wheel. Switching off Front demisting-defrosting can be used as soon as the "Ready" lamp is on. The demisting/defrosting switches off automatically to prevent an excessive electric Place the air distribution control in consumption.
Page 54: Driving
Driving Starting - stopping the vehicle Stopping Ignition switch Starting Insert the key in the ignition switch. Immobilise the vehicle. Turn the key to position 4 (START) . Place the drive selector in position P . Turn the key to position 1 (LOCK) . Remove the key from the ignition switch.
Page 55: Manual Parking Brake
Driving Manual parking brake Applying Releasing Pull the parking brake lever fully up to Pull the parking brake lever up gently, immobilise your vehicle. press the release button then lower the lever fully. When the vehicle is being driven, if the parking brake is still on or has not been fully released, this warning lamp comes on.
Page 56: Drive Selector
Driving Drive selector Selector positions Displays in the instrument panel Moving off P. Park. When you move the drive selector through the With the motor running, P appears in the This position is used for starting the grille to select a position, the corresponding instrument panel screen.
Page 57: Parking The Vehicle
Driving Parking the vehicle To stop the motor, you must select position P . You must apply the parking brake to immobilise the vehicle. To remove the key from the ignition switch, the drive selector must be in position P . To tow your vehicle, the drive selector must be in position N , refer to "Practical Information".
Page 58: Visibility
Visibility Lighting controls Main lighting Selection ring for main lighting The various front and rear lamps of the vehicle mode are designed to adapt the lighting progressively in relation to the climatic conditions and so Turn the ring to position the symbol required ensure the best visibility for the driver: facing the mark.
Page 59: Lighting On Reminder
Visibility Front and rear foglamps Front and rear foglamps. In good or rainy weather, both day and night, the front foglamps and the rear foglamp is prohibited. In these To switch on the front foglamps, turn the situations, the power of its beam may ring forwards once.
Page 60: Automatic Illumination Of Headlamps
Visibility Headlamp adjustment Daytime running lamps Automatic illumination of headlamps Special daytime lighting so that the vehicle can With the main lighting control ring in the AUTO position, be seen more easily. the sidelamps and dipped beam headlamps come on The daytime running lamps come on automatically, without any action by the driver, when a automatically when starting the motor, if no...
Page 61: Wiper Controls
Visibility Wiper controls The vehicle's front and rear wipers are designed to improve the driver's vision, according to the climatic conditions. Manual controls Windscreen wipers A. Wiping speed selection stalk: single wipe. park. intermittent (the speed can be set Rear wiper manually), C.
Page 62: Courtesy Lamp
Visibility Courtesy lamp Position 1 "ON" Position 3 "OFF" Before leaving the vehicle, ensure that The courtesy lamp is permanently on. The courtesy lamp is permanently off. the courtesy lamp is not on. If left on, it discharges the ancillaries battery, even if the main battery is Position 2 "●"...
Page 63: Child Safety
Child safety General points relating to child seats Although one of PEUGEOT's main criteria when designing your vehicle, the safety of your children also depends on you. For maximum safety, please observe the PEUGEOT recommends that children following recommendations: should travel in the rear seats of your...
Page 64 Child safety Child seat in the front "Rearwards-facing" "Forwards-facing" Intermediate longitudinal position When a "rearwards-facing" child seat is When a "forwards-facing" child seat is installed installed on the front passenger seat , it on the front passenger seat , adjust the is essential that the passenger airbag is vehicle's seat to the intermediate longitudinal deactivated.
Page 65: Child Seats
Child safety Child seats recommended by PEUGEOT PEUGEOT offers a complete range of recommended child seats which are secured using a three point seat belt : Group 0+: from birth to 13 kg "RÖMER Baby-Safe Plus" Installed in the rearwards-facing position.
Page 66 Child safety Installing child seats using the seat belt In accordance with European regulations, this table indicates the options for installing child seats secured using a seat belt and universally approved (a) in accordance with the weight of the child and the seat in the vehicle. Weight of the child and indicative age Under 13 kg From 9 to 18 kg...
Page 67: Isofix Child Seats
Child safety "ISOFIX" mountings Your vehicle has been approved in accordance There are three rings for each seat: This ISOFIX mounting system provides fast, with the new ISOFIX regulation . two rings A located in the angle between reliable and safe fitting of the child seat in your The seats, represented below, are fitted with the vehicle seat's cushion and backrest, vehicle.
Page 68 Child safety ISOFIX child seat recommended by PEUGEOT and approved for your vehicle ISOFIX RÖMER Duo Plus (size category B1 ) Group 1: from 9 to 18 kg Installed in the forward facing position. Fitted with an upper strap to be secured on the ISOFIX upper ring, referred to as the TOP TETHER.
Page 69: Installing Isofix Child Seats
Child safety Installing ISOFIX child seats In accordance with European regulations, this table indicates the options for the installation of ISOFIX child seats on the vehicle seats fitted with ISOFIX mountings. In the case of the universal and semi-universal ISOFIX child seats, the child seat's ISOFIX size category, determined by a letter between A and G , is indicated on the child seat next to the ISOFIX logo.
Page 70: Child Lock
PEUGEOT recommends the use of a Remember to fasten the seat belts or the child booster seat which has a back, fitted with a seat harnesses keeping the slack in relation seat belt guide at shoulder level.
Page 71: Safety
Safety Direction indicators Hazard warning lamps Horn Selection of the left or right direction indicators A visual warning by means of the direction Audible warning system to alert other road to signal a change of direction of the vehicle. indicators to alert other road users to a vehicle users to an imminent danger.
Page 72: Emergency Or Assistance Call
Normal operation of the ABS may make itself to the dedicated PEUGEOT service. felt by slight vibration of the brake pedal. For more information on the use of this function, refer to the "Audio and telematics"...
Page 73: Emergency Braking Assistance
It is triggered by the speed at which the brake Contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified You must stop as soon as it is safe to do so. pedal is pressed. workshop.
Page 74: Trajectory Control Systems
Deactivation Contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified the driver, within the limits of the laws of physics. workshop to have the ASR/ESP systems checked. In exceptional conditions (starting a vehicle...
Page 75: Front Seat Belts
Safety Seat belts Front seat belts Front seat belt not fastened/ The front seat belts are fitted with a unfastened warning lamp pretensioning and force limiting system. This system improves safety in the front seats in the event of a front or side impact. Depending When the ignition is switched on, this on the severity of the impact, the pretensioning warning lamp comes on accompanied...
Page 76: Rear Seat Belts
Safety Rear seat belts Each rear seat is fitted with a three-point inertia reel seat belt. Fastening Seat belt unfastened warning lamps Pull the strap, then insert the tongue in the buckle. Right hand rear seat belt warning lamp. Check that the seat belt is fastened correctly by pulling the strap.
Page 77 Have your seat belts checked regularly by pretensioning device may be deployed The upper part must be positioned in the a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop, before and independently of the airbags. hollow of the shoulder. particularly if the straps show signs of...
Page 78: Airbags
Safety Airbags Front airbags The airbags have been designed to maximise the safety of the occupants in the event of violent collisions. They supplement the action of the force-limiting seat belts. In this case, the electronic detectors record and analyse the front and side impacts suffered in the impact detection zones: in the event of a serious impact, the airbags are deployed instantaneously and protect...
Page 79 To ensure the safety of your child, the If this warning lamp comes on in the passenger airbag must be deactivated instrument panel, contact a PEUGEOT when you install a "rear facing" child dealer or a qualified workshop to have seat on the front passenger seat.
Page 80: Curtain Airbags
B. Side impact zone. between the hip and the shoulder. the instrument panel, contact a Each lateral airbag is fitted in the seat backrest PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified frame, door side. workshop to have the system checked. The airbags may no longer...
Page 81: Front Airbags
All work on the airbag system must be Never remove or pierce the steering wheel or to the chest or arms if the lateral airbag is carried out by a PEUGEOT dealer or a hit it violently. deployed. qualified workshop.
Page 82: Practical Information
"LOCK" position. socket (right hand side of the vehicle). your installation be checked by a qualified electrician. Always use a genuine PEUGEOT charging cable. If the ambient temperature is below -25 °C, charging may not be possible.
Page 83 Practical information Take the charging cable from the storage Press the latch 2 to open the socket cover. Ensure that there is no foreign object on bag provided. This cable has a control unit. the vehicle's socket. Connect the charging cable to a compatible Remove the protective cover from the standard power socket.
Page 84: Control Unit
(16 A, 13 A or connections are correct. If the problem 10 A depending on the country). persists, contact a PEUGEOT or a qualified The charge may be interrupted at any workshop. time by withdrawing the charging plug.
Page 85 Practical information As a safety measure, the motor will To optimise the service life of the not start when the charging cable is main battery, charge it completely every 15 days. connected to the vehicle's socket. Also, any attempt to start the motor For a complete charge, follow the interrupts the charging procedure.
Page 86 Practical information Fast charging Check the compatibility of the charging station and its charging cable with your vehicle. Press latch 4 to open the socket cover. Connect the charging cable of the Ensure that there is no foreign body on the charging station to the vehicle following vehicle's charging socket.
Page 87 Practical information Check that the charging warning The charging warning lamp in the If the ambient temperature is below lamp in the instrument panel is instrument panel goes off when charging 0 °C, the charging time may be longer. on fixed. has finished.
Page 88: Ancillaries Battery
After prolonged disconnection of the Open the front bonnet using the interior battery, you must contact a PEUGEOT release lever, then the exterior safety dealer or a qualified workshop to have catch.
Page 89 Practical information Starting using a battery on another vehicle Check that the battery on the other Ensure that the electrolyte is not frozen. vehicle is a 12 V battery. Check the electrolyte level and top up with distilled water if necessary (refer to "checking levels"...
Page 90: Charging The Battery Using A Battery Charger
Leave the battery on charge for at least one hour. Turn the ignition key on your vehicle, until the "Ready" lamp comes on. If the problem persists, contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop.
Page 91 However, the battery charger. if minor problems persist after doing Reconnect the battery starting with this, contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a the (+) cable. qualified workshop. Remember to enter the radio code Ensure that the battery posts and cable yourself, referring to the relevant terminals are clean.
Page 92: Temporary Puncture Repair Kit
Practical information Temporary puncture repair kit Complete system consisting of a compressor and a sealant cartridge which permits the temporary repair of a tyre so that you can drive to the nearest garage. It is designed to repair most punctures which could affect the tyre, located on the tyre tread or shoulder.
Page 93 Practical information Composition of the kit Reﬁ tting the rear seat cushion Put the metal cover back into place. 12 V compressor with integral pressure 2. Sealant cartridge for the temporary repair Refit the four "butterfly" screws. gauge, to measure and adjust the tyre of a tyre.
Page 94: Repair Procedure
Keep it out of reach of children. The use-by date of the sealant is marked on the cartridge. After use, do not discard the empty cartridge but take it to a PEUGEOT dealer (France) or an authorised waste disposal site.
Page 95 Using the compressor, adjust the pressure in accordance with the vehicle's tyre pressure label (located in the driver's door As soon as possible, go to a PEUGEOT aperture). dealer or a qualified workshop. A loss of pressure indicates that the Tell the technician that you have used 2.
Page 96: Changing A Wheel
Practical information Changing a wheel Tools required Parking the vehicle A jack: for lifting the vehicle. Immobilise the vehicle where it does not A wheelbrace: for removing and refitting block traffic: the ground must be level, the wheel bolts. stable and not slippery. A handle: for operating the jack.
Page 97: Removing The Wheel
Practical information Removing the wheel Slacken the bolts using the wheelbrace. Using the handle, extend the jack until its Remove the bolts and store them in Place the jack in contact with one of the base plate is in contact with the ground. a clean place.
Page 98 Fold the jack and detach it. Pre-tighten the bolts using the wheelbrace. After changing a wheel Have the tightening of the bolts and the pressure of the new wheel checked by a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop without delay.
Page 99: Changing A Bulb
Practical information Changing a bulb Front lamps The headlamps are fitted with polycarbonate glass with a protective coating: do not clean them using a dry or abrasive cloth, nor with a detergent or solvent product, use a sponge and soapy water, when using a high pressure washer on persistent marks, do not keep the lance directed towards the...
Page 100 Practical information Access to bulbs To replace a failed bulb, you must first remove Lift the cover B , using a screwdriver Remove the bumper retaining clips, using the lamp. protected by a cloth. a screwdriver. To remove the lamp: Slacken fixing screw C until the head of Carefully lift the bumper.
Page 101 Practical information Slacken fixing screw D , while holding Pull the lamp towards you, and disengage the bumper away. the tab F to remove it completely. Slacken fixing screw E .
Page 102 Practical information Changing a sidelamp bulb Changing a main beam headlamp Changing a direction indicator bulb bulb Turn the bulb holder to the left and pull it out. Turn the bulb holder to the left and Turn the bulb holder to the left and Pull the bulb out and replace it.
Page 103 Practical information Changing a dipped beam Changing a foglamp/daytime headlamp bulb running lamp bulb Turn the bulb holder to the left and Turn the wheels onto full lock to improve Turn the bulb holder ( A for the foglamp, pull it out. access.
Page 104: Rear Lamps
Practical information Rear lamps Changing an integrated Brake lamps/Sidelamps (LEDs). In some weather conditions (e.g. low direction indicator side repeater 2. Direction indicators (WY21W - 21 W). temperature or humidity), the presence (WY5W - 5 W) 3. Reversing lamps (W21W - 21 W). of misting on the internal surface of the Push the repeater towards the rear and glass of the headlamps and rear lamps...
Page 105 To refit, carry out these operations in reverse To refit, carry out these operations in reverse order. order. Changing a brake/sidelamp bulb All work on the LED lamps must be carried out by a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop.
Page 106 Practical information Changing a foglamp bulb Changing the third brake lamp Changing a number plate lamp (W21W - 21 W) (W5W - 5W) bulb (W5W 5W) Remove the cover. Remove the two screws. Push the cover inwards. Turn the bulb holder to the left and Remove the bulb holder.
Page 107: Changing A Fuse
Your vehicle's electrical system is designed to operate with standard or optional equipment. Before installing other electrical equipment or accessories in your vehicle, contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop. Good Failed Before changing a fuse, the cause of the PEUGEOT will not accept responsibility failure must be identified and rectified.
Page 108 Practical information Dashboard fuses Fuse N° Rating Functions 7.5 A Left hand front and rear sidelamps. 15 A Accessory socket. Not used . 7.5 A Starter motor. 20 A Audio system . Not used. 7.5 A Vehicle equipment, right hand front and rear sidelamps. The fusebox is placed in the lower dashboard (left-hand side).
Page 109 Practical information Fuse N° Rating Functions 15 A Rear wiper. 7.5 A Instrument panel. 7.5 A Heating. 20 A Heated seat. Access to the fuses 10 A Option. See "Access to tools". 7.5 A Door mirror heating. 20 A Windscreen wiper. 7.5 A Airbags.
Page 110 Only these 15 A Front foglamps. fuses can be replaced. 15 A Water pump. The replacement of fuses for other units (vacuum pump and battery accessories) requires the involvement of a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop.
Page 111 Practical information Fuse N° Rating Functions 10 A On-board charger. 10 A Direction indicator. 10 A Horn. 10 A Daytime running lamps. 15 A Battery fan. 10 A Air conditioning compressor. Access to the fuses 20 A Right hand dipped beam. Open the bonnet (refer to the "Checks"...
Page 112: Changing A Wiper Blade
Practical information Changing a wiper Towing the vehicle blade Procedure for having your vehicle towed using fixed mechanical equipment. Towing your vehicle When towing the vehicle with the four wheels on the ground, always use a towing bar. When towing with only two wheels on the ground, use professional lifting equipment.
Page 113: Precautions For Washing
Accessories washing A wide range of accessories and genuine parts is available from the PEUGEOT dealer network. These accessories and parts have been tested and approved for reliability and safety. They are all adapted to your vehicle and benefit from PEUGEOT's recommendation and warranty.
Page 114 Before installing any after-market radio fuses available in the vehicle. communication transmitter, you can contact a PEUGEOT dealer for the "Multimedia": specification of transmitters which can audio systems, speed camera warning, be fitted (frequency, maximum power, The fitting of electrical equipment universal solar charger...
Page 115 Checks PEUGEOT & TOTAL PARTNERS IN THE FUTURE OF THE AUTOMOBILE PEUGEOT and TOTAL personnel combine their talents to optimise the efficient use of energy and reduce the impact on the environment. The partnership between our two groups, which is on an...
Page 116: Bonnet
Checks Bonnet Protects the components in the front compartment and provides access for checking levels, recharging the 12 V ancillaries battery, changing fuses, ... Opening Closing Open the front right door. Open the bonnet fully and on the right, Take the stay out of the support notch. Pull the interior release lever A , located at unclip the stay C from its holder.
Page 117: Front Compartment
Checks Front compartment Screenwash fluid reservoir. 2. Heater fluid reservoir. 3. Brake fluid reservoir. 4. Ancillaries battery. 5. Fusebox. To avoid damaging electrical components, the use of a high pressure jet washer in the front compartment is strictly prohibited.
Page 118: Rear Compartment
Checks Rear compartment located under the boot floor, this compartment gives access to the cooling system reservoir. Open the boot. Remove the four "butterfly" screws. Check the coolant level and top up if Detach the carpet retaining adhesive strip. Remove the protective cover. necessary (see following pages).
Page 119: Checking Levels
Checking levels Check all of these levels regularly and top them up if necessary, unless otherwise indicated. If a level drops significantly, have the corresponding system checked by a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop. Front compartment Never do anything in the compartments when the "Ready"...
Page 120: Coolant Level
As the cooling system is pressurised, wait at or onto the ground. least one hour after switching off the motor and/ Take used fluids to a PEUGEOT dealer or the end of the charge cycle before carrying or a qualified workshop (France) or to out any work.
Page 121: Checks
Checks Checks Unless otherwise indicated, check these components in accordance with the servicing booklet. Otherwise, have them checked by a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop. Passenger compartment filter Brake disc/drum wear Only use products recommended by PEUGEOT or products of equivalent Refer to the servicing booklet for quality and specifications.
Page 122: Electric Motor
Max. power: EU standard (kW) Max. power speed (rpm) 2 500 to 8 000 Max. torque: EU standard (Nm) Max. torque speed (rpm) 0 to 2 500 Main battery Lithium-Ion Energy capacity (kWh) Normal charge Voltage (V) Charging time 16 A 6 hours...
Page 123: Weights
Technical data WEIGHTS ( in kg) Electric motor Y4F1 Main battery Lithium-Ion Model type code: 1 N ZKZ Z Unladen weight 1 120 Kerb weight 1 195 Gross vehicle weight (GVW) 1 450 Gross train weight (GTW) 1 450 Maximum load on the roof (including the roof bars)
Page 124: Dimensions
Technical data Dimensions (in mm)
Page 125: Identiﬁ Cation Markings
D. Vehicle identification number (VIN). This number is is engraved on the inner wheel arch, inside the boot, right hand side. For information on fitting snow chains, contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop. A. Service - Replacement Parts B. Tyre identification label.
Page 127 EMERGENCY OR ASSISTANCE CALL...
Page 128 In a multi-lingual country, If you beneﬁ t from the PEUGEOT Electric offer, you have other services conﬁ guration is possible in the ofﬁ cial national language of your choice.
Page 129: Audio System
The system is coded in such a way that it will only operate in your vehicle. If it is to be installed in another 01 First steps vehicle, contact your PEUGEOT dealer for conﬁ guration of the system. 02 Radio...
Page 130: First Steps
FIRST STEPS 1. On/Off and volume adjustment. 4. Selection of a preset radio station. 7. Automatic search for a lower/higher radio frequency. 2. CD eject. Radio: long press: preset a radio station. Selection of previous/next CD, USB track. 3. Selection of source: Other than radio: see relevant sections.
Page 131: Radio
RADIO RADIO The exterior environment (hills, buildings, tunnel, car park, below ground...) may prevent reception, even in RDS station tracking mode. This phenomenon is normal in the propagation of radio waves and is in no way indicative of a fault with the audio system. MANAGE THE LIST PRESETTING AND SELECTING A STATION Press SRC/TEL several times in...
Page 132 RADIO RDS, if displayed, enables you to continue listening to the same ENTER A FREQUENCY MANUALLY station by automatic retuning to alternative frequencies. However, in certain conditions, coverage of an RDS station may not be assured throughout the country as radio stations do not cover 100 % of the territory.
Page 133 RADIO DISPLAY RADIO TEXT RECEIVING TA MESSAGES Radio text is information transmitted by the radio station related to The TA (Trafﬁ c Announcement) function gives priority to TA alert the current programme or song. messages. To operate, this function needs good reception of a radio station transmitting this type of message.
Page 134: Audio
AUDIO AUDIO CD PLAYING A CD Insert 12 cm diameter circular compact discs only. Some anti-pirating systems, on original discs or CDs copied using a personal recorder, may cause faults which are no reﬂ ection on the quality of the original player. Without pressing the EJECT button, insert a CD in the player, play begins automatically.
Page 135 AUDIO CD, USB INFORMATION AND ADVICE On a single disc, the CD player can read up to 255 MP3 ﬁ les spread over 8 folder levels with a maximum of 192 folders. However, it is recommended that this be kept to 2 levels so as to limit the time taken The audio system will only play ﬁ...
Page 136 AUDIO CD, USB To play a disc or memory stick which has already been inserted, press PLAYING A COMPILATION SRC/TEL several times in succession and select " CD " or " USB ". Insert an MP3 compilation in the CD player or connect a memory stick to the USB port.
Page 137 AUDIO Select the play mode: "Normal" , Press LIST to display the menu of "Random" , "TA" , "Random all" Folders in the compilation. or "Repeat" . Press MENU , select "Media" then select or deselect "TA" to activate or Select a line in the list.
Page 138 AUDIO iPod or PORTABLE PLAYER ® The audio ﬁ les on a Mass Storage portable player * can The playlists are those deﬁ ned in the iPod ® be heard through the vehicle's speakers by connecting it to the USB port (cable not supplied). Management of the device is via the audio system controls;...
Page 139: Streaming - Playing Audio Files Via Bluetooth
AUDIO STREAMING - PLAYING AUDIO FILES VIA BLUETOOTH In certain cases, playing of the audio ﬁ les must be initiated from DEPENDING ON THE COMPATIBILITY OF THE PHONE the telephone. Streaming allows music ﬁ les on a telephone to be heard via the The audio quality depends on the quality of the transmission from vehicle's speakers.
Page 140: Using The Telephone
Bluetooth hands-free system of your audio system must be carried out with the vehicle stationary and the ignition on. Visit www.peugeot.co.uk for more information (compatibility, more help, ...). It is not possible to pair more that 5 telephones. Press MENU and select "Bluetooth"...
Page 141 USING THE TELEPHONE In some cases, the Bluetooth address of the telephone may appear instead of the name of the telephone. Accept the connection to the telephone. A message appears in the screen to conﬁ rm the result of the connection. A virtual keypad is displayed on the screen: choose a 4 digit code then conﬁ...
Page 142 USING THE TELEPHONE MANAGING CONNECTIONS The telephone connection automatically includes hands free operation and audio streaming. Select a telephone and conﬁ rm "OK" . Press MENU then select "Bluetooth" . Then select or deselect: " Tel." : hands-free connection Select "BT management" and "Audio"...
Page 143: Making A Call - Recently Called Numbers
USING THE TELEPHONE MAKING A CALL - RECENTLY CALLED NUMBERS * Make along press on SRC/TEL to Previous or next page in the calls list. display the calls list. For access to the calls list, it is also possible to press MENU , select "Telephone"...
Page 144: Receiving A Call
USING THE TELEPHONE MAKING A CALL - RECEIVING A CALL FROM THE DIRECTORY An incoming call is announced by a ring and a superimposed display in the multifunction screen. Press MENU , select "Telephone" . Press SRC/TEL or select "YES" to accept the call, Select Call then "Directory"...
Page 145: Managing Calls
USING THE TELEPHONE MANAGING CALLS SECRET - MUTE HANG UP (so that the caller cannot hear) In the contextual menu: select " Micro OFF " to switch off In the contextual menu, the microphone. select " Hang up" to end the call. select "...
Page 146: Audio Settings
AUDIO SETTINGS The distribution, or spatialisation of sound, is an audio process which allows the sound quality to be improved according to the setting chosen, corresponding to the position of the listeners in Press to display the audio settings menu. the vehicle.
Page 147: Configuration
Press MENU then "Conﬁ g." . software. Select "System" when you want to install an update. Information can be Select "Displaying" to activate or obtained from a PEUGEOT dealer or deactivate scrolling text. a qualiﬁ ed workshop. Select "Language" to modify the display language.
Page 148: Screen Menu Map
SCREEN MENU MAP MENU Telephone Language Call Deutsch Radio Directory English Calls list Español Missed calls Français Dialed calls Italiano Write freq. Answered calls Nederlands Media Phone status Português Normal Português-Brasil Bluetooth Random Русский BT management Random all Türkçe Search Repeat Version Conﬁ...
Page 149: Frequently Asked Questions
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS The following tables contain answers to the most frequently asked questions. QUESTION ANSWER SOLUTION There is a difference in For optimum sound quality, the audio settings (volume, bass, treble, Check that the audio settings (volume, bass, sound quality between ambience, loudness) can be adapted to the different sound sources, treble, ambience, loudness) are adapted to the the different audio...
Page 150 The aerial is absent or has been damaged (for example when going Have the aerial checked by a PEUGEOT dealer. through a car wash or into an underground car park). Sound cut-outs of 1 to...
Page 151 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS QUESTION ANSWER SOLUTION The CD is ejected The CD is inserted upside down, is unplayable, does not contain any Check that the CD is inserted in the player the automatically or is not audio data or contains an audio format which the player cannot play. right way up.
Page 152 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS QUESTION ANSWER SOLUTION An iPod is not recognised The iPod is of a generation that is not compatible with the USB. when connecting to the USB port. The hard disk or device Some hard disks and devices need a power supply greater than is Connect the device to the 230 V socket, is not recognised when provided by the audio system.
Page 153 Visual search Exterior Remote control key 31-32 opening/closing central locking anti-theft protection Starting - Stopping the vehicle Door mirrors Accessories Lighting 56-58 Headlamp height adjustment Changing bulbs 102-104 rear lamps Changing bulbs 97-102 3rd brake lamp front lamps number plate lamps foglamps foglamp daytime running lamps...
Page 154 Visual search Interior Seat belts 73-75 Rear seats 40-41 Interior fittings 44-46 Temporary puncture Deactivating the passenger's repair kit 90-93 front airbag Front compartment Rear compartment Mats Airbags 76-79 Child seats 61-64 ISOFIX mountings ISOFIX child seats 66-67 Child lock Front seats 38-39...
Page 155 Instruments and controls Rear view mirror Audio system 127-150 Heating, ventilation 47-48 Dashboard fuses 106-107 Air conditioning 49-50 Demisting/defrosting Electric windows Opening the bonnet Opening the charging flaps 12 V accessory socket Peugeot Connect USB Drive selector 54-55 Manual parking brake...
Page 156 Visual search Instruments and controls (continued) Instrument panels Warning lamps 19-25 Indicators 26-30 main battery state of charge indicator energy consumption/ generation indicator speedometer Wiper controls total distance recorder trip distance recorder lighting dimmer service indicator range indicator Hazard warning lamps Lighting controls 56-58 Emergency or...
Page 157 Visual search Technical data - Maintenance Checks Electric motor Weights Dimensions Identification markings Changing front bulbs 97-102 Rear compartment Checking the coolant level Ancillaries battery 86-89 Front compartment Checking levels 117-118 Front compartment ancillaries battery electrolyte fuses 108-109 brake fluid heating system fluid Opening the bonnet screenwash fluid...
Page 158 Alphabetical index ABS ...............70 Changing a fuse ........105-109 Electronic brake force distribution (EBFD) ..70 ABS and EBFD systems .......70 Changing a wiper blade ......110 Electronic engine immobiliser ....32, 33 Charging flaps ..........37 Accessories ..........111 Emergency braking system ......71 Checking levels ........
Page 159 Parking brake ........53, 119 Levels and checks........ 115-119 Passenger compartment filter ....119 Lighting bulbs (replacement) ....97-104 PEUGEOT CONNECT ASSISTANCE ..126 Lighting on reminder ........57 PEUGEOT CONNECT SOS ....... 126 Lighting DIMMER ..........29 Player, CD MP3 ........133, 134 Safety for children .......
Page 160 Third brake lamp .........104 Total distance recorder .........28 Towing another vehicle ....... 110 Traction control (ASR) ........72 Traffic information (TA) ....... 131 Tyre pressures ..........123 Unlocking from the inside ......35 USB (Peugeot Connect) ......44, 46 USB port..........46, 133 Ventilation ..........47-49...
Page 162 RADIO CODE After battery disconnection, a code must be entered for operation of the radio. A maximum of 5 attempt are possible. For the last two attempts, a wait of around 15 minutes is imposed. Keep your code in a safe place, never inside the vehicle .
Page 163 (Directive 2000/53) relating competence and equipment required, which to End of Life Vehicles, that it achieves a PEUGEOT dealer is able to provide. the objectives set by this regulation and The descriptions and illustrations are that recycled materials are used in the given without any obligation.
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