Mercedes-Benz GLE 2022 User manual

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Operator's Manual +
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Front passenger airbag warning
&WARNING Risk of injury or death due to
an enabled co-driver airbag
If the co-driver airbag is enabled, a child on
the co-driver seat may be struck by the co-
driver airbag during an accident.
#NEVER use a rearward-facing child
restraint system on a seat with an ENA-
BLED FRONT AIRBAG. DEATH or SERI-
OUS INJURY to the CHILD can occur.
Observe the chapter "Children in the vehicle".
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Welcome to the world of Mercedes-Benz
Before your rst drive, please read this Owner's
Manual carefully and familiarise yourself with your
vehicle. For your own safety and a longer service
life of the vehicle, follow the instructions and
warning notices in this Owner's Manual. Disre-
garding them may lead to damage to the vehicle
or injury to people.
The standard equipment and product description
of your vehicle may vary and depends on the fol-
lowing factors:
RModel
ROrder
RNational version
RAvailability
Your vehicle may therefore dier from that shown
in the descriptions and illustrations in individual
cases.
The illustrations in this Owner's Manual show a
le-hand drive vehicle. On right-hand drive vehi-
cles, the layout of vehicle parts and controls dif-
fers accordingly.
Mercedes-Benz is constantly developing its vehi-
cles further.
Mercedes-Benz therefore reserves the right to
introduce changes in the following areas:
RDesign
REquipment
RTechnical features
The following documents are components of the
vehicle:
RDigital Owner's Manual
RPrinted Owner's Manual
RService Booklet
RSupplementary manuals relating to specic
equipment
RSupplementary documents
Keep these documents in the vehicle at all times.
Ensure that all documents are in the vehicle or
passed on in the event of sale or rental.
Disclaimer
The following online version of the Owner's Man-
ual describes all models as well as all the stand-
ard and optional equipment of your vehicle. Coun-
try-specic dierences in the language variants
are possible. Note that your vehicle may not be
tted with all features described. This is also the
case for safety-relevant systems and functions.
Please contact your authorised Mercedes-Benz
dealer if you would like to have a printed Owner's
Manual for other vehicle models and vehicle
model years. The online version is the current
valid Owner's Manual version. Possible variations
to your vehicle may not be taken into account as
Mercedes-Benz constantly updates their vehicles
and equipment to the state of the art and introdu-
ces changes in design and equipment.
Please also read the printed Owner's Manual, any
supplementary documents and the digital Own-
er's Manual in the vehicle.
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Symbols .......................................................... 6
Quick start and Tips ........................................ 7
Seats .............................................................. 7
Children in the vehicle ..................................... 7
Touch-sensitive controls .................................. 8
Radio .............................................................. 9
Wi-Fi hotspot ................................................... 9
Connecting a mobile phone ........................... 10
MBUX Interior Assistant ................................ 10
MBUX Voice Assistant ................................... 11
ENERGIZING Packages .................................. 12
Driving Assistance package ........................... 12
Parking Package ............................................ 13
High-voltage battery AC charging (mode 2
or 3) ............................................................. 13
High-voltage battery direct current charg-
ing (mode 4) ................................................. 13
Destination entry navigation .......................... 13
New multimedia system features ................... 14
At the lling station ....................................... 21
Preparing for a holiday .................................. 33
Luggage and loading ..................................... 38
Ice and snow ................................................. 48
Help in the event of a breakdown .................. 55
Expert tips .................................................... 65
At a glance .................................................... 70
Cockpit ......................................................... 70
Cockpit (plug-in hybrid) ................................. 74
Indicator and warning lamps .......................... 76
Overhead control panel ................................. 78
Door operating unit and seat adjustment ....... 80
Control settings in the rear passenger
compartment ................................................ 82
Emergencies and breakdowns ....................... 84
Digital Owner's Manual ................................. 86
Calling up the Digital Owner's Manual ............ 86
General notes ............................................... 87
Protection of the environment ....................... 87
Take-back of end-of-life vehicles .................... 87
Mercedes-Benz GenuineParts ........................ 88
Touch-sensitive controls ................................ 89
Mercedes me App ......................................... 89
Operating safety ............................................ 90
Notes on assembling the number plate on
the front licence plate holder ......................... 93
Declarations of conformity and notes on
driving in dierent countries .......................... 93
Diagnostics connection ................................. 99
Qualied specialist workshop ...................... 100
Vehicle registration ..................................... 100
Correct use of the vehicle ........................... 101
Information on the REACH regulation .......... 101
Notes for persons with electronic medical
aids ............................................................ 101
Implied warranty ......................................... 102
QR code for rescue card ............................. 102
Data storage ............................................... 102
Copyright .................................................... 106
Occupant safety .......................................... 107
Brief overview of most important points ....... 107
Information on the automatic functions of
the restraint system .................................... 114
Purpose and function of the restraint sys-
tem ............................................................. 118
Seat belts ................................................... 123
Airbags ....................................................... 123
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Safely transporting children in the vehicle .... 124
Brief overview of most important points ....... 124
Important safety notes ................................ 125
Suitable child restraint systems for the
transport of children ................................... 131
Suitable seats for attaching child restraint
systems ...................................................... 136
Securing the child restraint system .............. 141
Child safety locks ........................................ 146
Opening and closing .................................... 150
Key ............................................................. 150
Doors ......................................................... 154
Load compartment ...................................... 158
Side windows .............................................. 163
Sliding sunroof ............................................ 167
Roller sunblinds ........................................... 171
Anti-the protection .................................... 172
Seats and stowing ....................................... 175
Notes on the correct driver's seat position .. 175
Notes on grab handles ................................ 175
Seats .......................................................... 176
Steering wheel ............................................ 192
Easy entry and exit feature .......................... 195
Memory function ......................................... 197
Stowage areas ............................................ 198
Cup holders ................................................ 220
Ashtray and cigarette lighter ........................ 223
Sockets ....................................................... 224
Wireless charging of the mobile phone
and connection with the exterior aerial ........ 225
Fitting/removing the oor mats ................... 228
Light and sight ............................................ 230
Exterior lighting ........................................... 230
Interior lighting ............................................ 239
Windscreen wipers and windscreen
washer system ............................................ 241
Mirrors ........................................................ 245
Area permeable to radio waves on the
windscreen ................................................. 248
Infrared-reective windscreen function ........ 249
Climate control ........................................... 250
Overview of climate control systems ............ 250
Operating the climate control system .......... 252
Driving and parking ..................................... 265
Driving ........................................................ 265
DYNAMIC SELECT ....................................... 292
Automatic transmission ............................... 301
Function of 4MATIC ..................................... 309
Refuelling .................................................... 309
Charging the high-voltage battery (plug-in
hybrid) ........................................................ 316
Parking ....................................................... 336
Driving and driving safety systems ............... 343
Trailer hitch ................................................. 430
Bicycle rack function ................................... 437
Vehicle towing instructions .......................... 439
Driver's display ........................................... 441
Notes on the driver's display ....................... 441
Operating the driver's display ...................... 441
Driver display menus ................................... 442
Head-up display .......................................... 452
Vehicles with a 48 V on-board electrical
system ........................................................ 454
Function of the power meter ........................ 454
Overview of status displays on the driver's
display ........................................................ 454
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Overview of status displays on the driver's
display (Mercedes-AMG vehicles) ................ 455
MBUX Voice Assistant ................................. 457
Notes on operating safety ........................... 457
Notes on operating safety ........................... 457
Operation .................................................... 457
Using LINGUATRONIC eectively ................. 459
Essential voice commands .......................... 460
MBUX multimedia system ............................ 465
Overview and operation ............................... 465
System settings .......................................... 489
AMG TRACK PACE ....................................... 499
Plug-in hybrid settings ................................. 504
O-road menu ............................................. 505
Fit & Healthy ............................................... 506
Navigation and trac .................................. 510
Telephone ................................................... 550
Online and Internet functions ...................... 586
Media ......................................................... 594
Radio .......................................................... 600
Sound ......................................................... 604
MBUX rear tablet ........................................ 606
Maintenance and care ................................. 610
ASSYST PLUS service interval display .......... 610
Maintenance Management .......................... 611
Telediagnostics ........................................... 611
Engine compartment ................................... 612
Cleaning and care ....................................... 620
Breakdown assistance ................................. 629
Emergency .................................................. 629
Flat tyre ...................................................... 632
Battery (vehicle) .......................................... 639
Tow-starting or towing away ........................ 646
Electrical fuses ............................................ 652
Wheels and tyres ......................................... 656
Notes on noise or unusual handling char-
acteristics ................................................... 656
Notes on regularly inspecting wheels and
tyres ........................................................... 656
Notes on snow chains ................................. 656
Tyre pressure .............................................. 657
Wheel change ............................................. 660
Emergency spare wheel ............................... 670
Collapsible spare wheel ............................... 672
Technical data ............................................. 676
Notes on technical data .............................. 676
On-board electronics ................................... 676
Regulatory radio information ....................... 678
Vehicle identication plate, VIN and
engine number overview .............................. 784
Operating uids ........................................... 786
Vehicle data ................................................ 798
Trailer hitch ................................................. 810
Display messages and warning/indicator
lamps .......................................................... 817
Display messages ........................................ 817
Warning and indicator lamps ....................... 909
Index .......................................................... 929
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In this Owner's Manual, you will nd the following
symbols:
&WARNING Danger due to not observing
the warning notices
Warning notices draw your attention to haz-
ards that may endanger your health or life, or
the health or life of others.
#Observe the warning notices.
+ENVIRONMENTAL NOTE Environmental
damage due to failure to observe environ-
mental notes
Environmental notes include information on
environmentally responsible behaviour or envi-
ronmentally responsible disposal.
#Observe environmental notes.
*NOTE Damage to property due to failure
to observe notes on material damage
Notes on material damage inform you of risks
which may lead to your vehicle being dam-
aged.
#Observe notes on material damage.
%These symbols indicate useful instructions or
further information that could be helpful to
you.
#Instruction
(/ page) Further information on a topic
Display Display in the central display
4Highest menu level, which is to be
selected in the multimedia system
5Relevant submenus, which are to be
selected in the multimedia system
* Indicates a cause
6Symbols
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Seats
Adjusting the seats
1Head restraint height / head restraint fore-
and-a position
2Seat backrest inclination
3Seat height
4Seat cushion length
5Seat cushion inclination
6Seat fore-and-a position
Children in the vehicle
Safely transporting children in the vehicle
#Always observe when children are travelling in
the vehicle (/ page 125)
#Important warning notices (/ page 126)
#Recommended child restraint systems
(/ page 133)
#Suitable vehicle seats for tting a child
restraint system (/ page 124)
#Approval categories for child restraint systems
(/ page 131)
#Suitability of the seats for attaching ISOFIX/
LATCH child restraint systems (/ page 136)
RFitting the ISOFIX/LATCH child restraint
system on the rear seat (/ page 143)
#Suitability of the seats for attaching i-Size
child restraint systems (/ page 138)
RFitting the i-Size child restraint system on
the rear seat (/ page 143)
#Attaching Top Tether belt (/ page 144)
#Suitability of seats for attaching belt-secured
child restraint systems (/ page 138)
RNotes on vehicles without automatic front
passenger airbag shuto (/ page 131)
RNotes on rearward-facing and forward-
facing child restraint systems on the front
passenger seat (/ page 129)
RSecuring the child restraint system with
the seat belt (/ page 146)
#Automatic front passenger airbag shuto
(/ page 131)
#Child safety locks for the rear side windows
(/ page 148)
#Child safety locks for the rear doors
(/ page 146)
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Touch-sensitive controls
Overview of touch-sensitive controls
8Quick start and Tips
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1Control panel:
Driver's display
I Active Distance Assist DISTRONIC and
variable limiter
2Control panel for the MBUX multimedia sys-
tem
3MBUX multimedia system touchpad
#Observe the notes on the touch-sensitive con-
trols (/ page 89).
Radio
Operating radio
#To switch to radio:
RBriey press © on the multimedia sys-
tem display.
RTap on Þ.
#To set the frequency band:
RBriey press © on the multimedia sys-
tem display.
RTap on Þ.
RSelect a frequency band or a favourite.
#To set a radio station:
RBriey press © on the multimedia sys-
tem display.
RTap on Þ.
RSwipe to the le or right on the control
element or select a radio station.
#To call up the radio station list:
RBriey press © on the multimedia sys-
tem display.
RTap on Þ.
RSelect 4.
#To search for radio stations using station
names or frequency entry:
RBriey press © on the multimedia sys-
tem display.
RTap on Þ.
RSelect è.
REnter a station name or frequency.
RSelect a station.
#To store radio stations:
RBriey press © on the multimedia sys-
tem display.
RTap on Þ.
RSelect f.
#To set the trac information service volume
increase:
RBriey press © on the multimedia sys-
tem display.
RTap on Z.
RSelect System.
RSelect Audio.
RSelect Navigation & traffic announce-
ments.
RSet a value for Traffic announc. vol.
increase.
Wi-Fi hotspot
Setting up a Wi-Fi hotspot
Generally, two types of Wi-Fi connection are avail-
able:
RUsing the multimedia system as a Wi-Fi hot-
spot
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The multimedia system serves as a Wi-Fi hot-
spot for mobile communication devices such
as a smartphone or tablet PC.
The data volume of the vehicle or an already
connected tethering device is used for the
data connection.
Data volumes must be purchased via the
Mercedes me Portal.
The use of the vehicle data tari by external
devices is not available in all countries.
RUsing a mobile communication device as a Wi-
Fi hotspot (tethering)
An external Wi-Fi hotspot is accessed for the
Internet connection of the multimedia system.
The data tari of the mobile communication
device via Acquired package is used for the
data connection.
Options for setting up a connection:
RQR code
The connection is set up by scanning the QR
code shown on the multimedia system.
RNFC
The connection is set up by placing the mobile
communication device in the NFC interface of
the vehicle.
RSecurity key
The connection is established by entering the
security key displayed on the multimedia sys-
tem.
Connecting a mobile phone
Connecting a mobile phone
#Activating Bluetooth®:
RMake sure that the mobile phone Blue-
tooth® is switched on.
RTap on © on the central display or
media display.
RSelect Settings.
RSelect System.
RSelect Internet and Bluetooth.
RActivate Bluetooth®.
#Searching for a mobile phone:
RTap on © on the central display or
media display.
RSelect Phone.
RSelect Z.
RSelect Devices.
RSelect Devices.
RSelect Connect new device.
#Authorising a mobile phone:
RSelect a mobile phone.
A code is displayed in the multimedia system
and on the mobile phone.
#If the codes match, conrm the code on the
mobile phone.
MBUX Interior Assistant
Using the MBUX Interior Assistant
If the vehicle is tted with the MBUX Interior
Assistant, selected functions of the multimedia
system can be operated contact-free
The Assistant recognises driver and front
passenger interactions.
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The Assistant supports vehicle and infotainment
functions at three interaction levels:
RINTELLIGENT
The Assistant recognises vehicle occupants
and objects automatically and activates func-
tions.
RREACTIVE
The Assistant recognises the natural body lan-
guage of a vehicle occupant and carries out
functions automatically, appropriate to the sit-
uation.
RCONTACTLESS
The vehicle occupant actively requests a func-
tion using a hand movement or pose.
The Assistant oers functions for the following:
RSAFETY
The Assistant supports vehicle occupants with
the use of restraint systems.
RCOMFORT
The Assistant enhances comfort by automat-
ing functions inside the vehicle and supporting
natural interaction with the vehicle.
RINFOTAINMENT
The Assistant facilitates operation of the Info-
tainment functions.
One application example is switching the reading
light on or o.
Carrying out operation of the reading light for the
driver and front passenger
#Move your hand up and down under the inside
rearview mirror.
The reading light is switched on or o.
MBUX Voice Assistant
Operating the MBUX voice assistant
You can use the MBUX voice assistant to operate
the following functions depending on the vehicle
equipment:
RTelephone
RText message and e-mail
RNavigation
RRadio and media
RVehicle functions
ROnline functions
Examples of possible voice commands:
RTo operate the phone: Call my father.
RTo manage e-mails: Show me my new e-mails.
RTo operate the navigation: Search for a
French restaurant in the area.
RTo operate the radio: Which station am I cur-
rently listening to?
RTo operate media: Play a similar track.
RTo operate climate control: My feet are cold.
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RTo operate vehicle functions: Open the win-
dow.
RTo call up the weather: Will it be sunny tomor-
row?
RTo ask a general knowledge question: Who
painted the picture "The Scream"?
ENERGIZING Packages
Operating ENERGIZING COMFORT
#To start an ENERGIZING programme:
RBriey press © on the multimedia sys-
tem display.
RSelect Comfort.
RSelect ENERGIZING COMFORT.
RSelect a programme and start with ;.
#To congure an ENERGIZING programme:
RSelect a programme.
RSelect Settings.
RSwitch the functions included in the pro-
gramme on or o.
#To start a training programme:
RSelect Training.
RSelect a programme and start with ;.
RTo activate fragrancing for training, select
Air freshener.
#To start tips:
RSelect Tips.
RSelect an area of the body and start
with ;.
Driving Assistance package
Functions of the Driving Assistance Package
The Driving Assistance Package contains various
functions that assist you when driving. For this
purpose, your vehicle uses cameras and radar
sensors to monitor the area in front of, behind or
next to the vehicle.
The following functions are included in the Driving
Assistance Package, depending on country-spe-
cic availability:
#Active Distance Assist DISTRONIC
(/ page 359)
You can watch an animation on this topic via the
following link:
#Active Speed Limit Assist (country-dependent)
(/ page 365)
You can watch an animation on this topic via the
following link:
#Active Brake Assist (/ page 373)
You can watch an animation on this topic via the
following link:
#Active Steering Assist (country-dependent)
(/ page 370)
You can watch an animation on this topic via the
following link:
#Active Blind Spot Assist with exit warning
(/ page 383)
#Active Lane Keeping Assist (/ page 386)
#PRE-SAFE® Impulse Side (/ page 116)
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Parking Package
Functions of the Parking Package
Depending on country-specic availability, your
vehicle may be equipped with various functions to
assist you with parking and manoeuvring. For this
purpose, your vehicle uses cameras and ultra-
sonic sensors to monitor the area around the
vehicle.
Depending on the equipment level, the following
systems and functions are part of your Parking
Package:
#Reversing camera: monitors the area to the
rear of the vehicle and displays this in the
driver display (/ page 408).
#360° Camera: a system that consists of four
cameras which cover the immediate surround-
ings of the vehicle and display this in the
driver display (/ page 410).
#Parking Assist PARKTRONIC: an electronic
parking assistance system which monitors the
area surrounding your vehicle and the dis-
tance to obstacles in the vicinity using ultra-
sound (/ page 416).
#Active Parking Assist: an electronic parking
assistance system which assists you when
parking or leaving a parking space by chang-
ing gear, accelerating, braking and steering
the vehicle (/ page 420).
You can watch an animation on this topic via the
following link:
#Trailer Manoeuvering Assist: Trailer Manoeu-
vering Assist provides support when reversing
with a trailer attached. Using the reversing
camera, it monitors the articulation angle
between the vehicle and trailer and adjusts it
to a specied value. Trailer Manoeuvering
Assist also limits your speed. (/ page 428).
High-voltage battery AC charging (mode 2 or 3)
AC charging (mode 2 or 3)
Starting and ending the charging process
#More notes on charging the high-voltage bat-
tery (/ page 316).
#Overview of the charging cable control panel
(/ page 323)
High-voltage battery direct current charging
(mode 4)
DC charging (mode 4)
Starting and ending the charging process
#Further notes on charging the high-voltage
battery (/ page 316)
#Overview of the charging cable control panel
(/ page 323)
Destination entry navigation
Entering a navigation destination
#Briey press © on the multimedia system
display.
The zero layer is shown.
#Select ª.
Select the following options for destination entry:
REnter a POI, an address or a three-word
address in the input line.
Online search results for POIs (if available)
may contain additional information, for exam-
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ple opening times and prices. The information
is provided by an online map service.
You can nd further information about 3 word
addresses at: http://+what3words.com
RSelect a destination suggestion.
Requirements:
The Navigation option is switched on in the
user settings for Suggestions.
The multimedia system has gathered sucient
data in order to show destination suggestions.
RSelect Previous destinations.
Select a previous destination.
You can save the destination as a favourite .
RSelect POIs.
Select a POI category, e.g. j or enter a POI
name or POI category in the input line.
If search results are displayed, limit them with
Filter, for example by search position or the
desired travel time.
RSelect Contacts.
Requirements:
A mobile phone is connected to the multime-
dia system and contacts have been downloa-
ded.
The contact contains a navigable address.
REnter the geocoordinates as latitude and longi-
tude in the input line.
Example 1: 47°58'11"N 7°57'25"E (degrees,
minutes, seconds and compass direction)
Example 2: 47.969722 7.956944 (decimal
degrees)
RSelect a destination on the map.
RSelect Favourites.
Requirements:
The destinations have been saved as favour-
ites.
RSelect Received destinations.
Requirements:
There is an Internet connection for receiving
external destinations.
The destinations have been sent to the vehi-
cle.
New multimedia system features
Information about the telephone menu
1Bluetooth® device name of the currently con-
nected mobile phone/of the mobile phone
2Bluetooth® device name of the other currently
connected mobile phone/of the mobile
phone
3Signal strength of the mobile phone network
4Battery status of the connected mobile phone
5Options
6Messages
7Calls up my devices
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8Numerical pad
9Starts contact search
Telephone menu overview
Via the telephone menu you can use the functions
in connection with your mobile phone.
The following functions can be used:
RCall lists
RContacts
RMessages
RDevice manager
Using call lists
If your mobile phone supports the PBAP Blue-
tooth® prole, the call lists from the mobile phone
are displayed in the multimedia system.
The following functions are available:
RMaking calls from the call list
ROpening contacts on the call list
Messages
In the message menu you can receive text mes-
sages and create and send them with the help of
the MBUX voice assistant. In addition, you can
conveniently use the read-aloud function during
the journey.
Device manager
In the device manager, you can connect your
mobile phone with the multimedia system.
You have the option of using your mobile phone
alone in single telephone mode or together with
another mobile phone in two phone mode.
Using contacts
If you permit the multimedia system to access the
contacts in your mobile phone, you can use these
in the vehicle. You can store up to 8,000 con-
tacts.
The following options are available to you via the
contacts menu:
RMaking telephone calls (calling a contact)
RNavigation
RComposing messages with the help of the
MBUX voice assistant
RAdditional options
The contacts from your mobile phone can be
downloaded automatically or manually.
Conducting a call
When conducting a call, additional functions are
available apart from making, accepting or reject-
ing a call. For example, you can switch between
calls, conduct a call with several participants or
conference calls.
It is also possible to accept or reject waiting calls.
If you receive a call while already in a call, a mes-
sage is displayed.
During a call you can activate the following func-
tions:
RMicrophone o
RFade in the numerical pad to send DTMF tones
RAdd a call
RHands-free mode to transfer the call to the
front or rear passenger compartment
RPrivacy mode to transfer the call to the tele-
phone or headphones
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Information about navigation
Zero layer with digital map
1Navigation module (reduced view)
Route guidance active:
The navigation module shows the information
relevant to the route in the zoomed-out view,
e.g. the destination or a trac delay
£ Ends the current route guidance
Tapping opens the navigation module in the
expanded view with the route overview
2Destination entry
3Searches for a parking space
4Map orientation Ä and set map type
5Current vehicle position (vehicle symbol or
arrow)
6Display area with entertainment sources,
phone, active applications and suggestions
7Navigation window shows the next driving
manoeuvre (zoomed out view) or the route
monitor (zoomed in view)
Route guidance active: route monitor shows,
e.g. route sections, upcoming driving
manoeuvres with lane recommendations, des-
tination, trac delays, 3D images at motor-
way exits, online content
. Switches o navigation announcements
Ì Switches on navigation announcements
When you switch on the multimedia system or
aer selecting ©, the digital map is shown in
the zero layer.
The navigation system oers many options for
destination entry, route planning and route guid-
ance. The trac situation is taken into account
during route guidance. When using route guidance
with augmented reality, additional information can
be shown in a camera image before a turning
manoeuvre. Services and apps help you reach the
destination quickly, safely and in comfort.
Start entering the destination via 2 ª on the
digital map. You can enter the POI, address or
contact as the destination on-board or search
online using a map service. Or you select a previ-
ous destination. The destination can be stored
here as a favourite or be saved as an address for
home and work. When the Allow destination sug-
gestions option is switched on, the vehicle makes
suggestions based on your visited navigation des-
tinations. If external destinations and routes are
received from apps or services, these are also
available.
The following options are available for route plan-
ning, for example:
RRoute options
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e.g. avoid or use toll roads, tunnels, unpaved
roads or areas
RIntermediate destinations
RAlternative routes
RCommuter route
RAutomatic lling station and service station
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You can record and save routes then select or
share them with a USB device.
Lane recommendations are shown during route
guidance on multi-lane roads. When driving on a
motorway, service facilities on the route ahead
can be shown and used for route guidance.
The Live Trac Information service takes the cur-
rent trac situation into account. The map can
show the current trac ow, trac incidents or
warning messages, e.g. before the end of trac
jams that pose a risk.
Hazardous situations on public roads are detected
automatically by the vehicle via Car-to-X-Commu-
nication or these can be reported by the driver.
The early warning makes it possible to adapt your
driving characteristics in good time. Accidents,
broken-down vehicles, weather hazards or a vehi-
cle with activated hazard warning lights are shown
on the map.
For route guidance with augmented reality, infor-
mation objects such as arrows indicating a turn,
street names and house numbers are shown in a
video image during the driving manoeuvre or at
trac lights.
The map shows map data from the database or
from an online map service. In small map scales,
buildings are shown as realistic images. The
online map update service makes possible the
updating of the map data.
Weather information and data from other services
can be shown on the map. Multi-storey car parks
with the corresponding equipment, deliver data
about the current occupancy and about parking
charges, for example.
The options oered vary depending on the coun-
try, vehicle equipment and available services.
Navigation module (expanded view) with route
overview
Example: route guidance is active
1Trac event on the route
Distance from current vehicle position and
remaining driving time
2Destination
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3Searches for a lling station
4Switches trac information display on or o
Information on radio
1Active frequency band
2Station name or set frequency
3Settings
4Additional options
5Switches on trac reports
6Station list
7Search
Using the radio menu you can play a multitude of
radio stations and use the Internet Radio TuneIn.
Search for your preferred stations and save these
as favourites or in station lists.
%The function of TuneIn Internet radio is coun-
try-dependent.
Radio text: this function shows you the station
name, the track and the artist for the song cur-
rently playing, for example.
DAB: with the DAB function, graphically formatted
extra information about a station can be shown,
e.g. logos, album covers, music tracks, pro-
grammes, news or also service information.
Trac announcements: Trac messages can be
displayed by pressing ..
Information on media
1Album cover
2Active media source
3Track and artist
4Active data storage medium and current track
number/track in playback list
5Random playback
6Repeat
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