MG Hector User manual
OWNER'S MANUAL
THE INTERNET CAR
u Do not use blower or infotainment system in engine off
mode.
u Ensure door, hood and tail gate are properly locked.
u P In DCT/CVT - Shift to before switching off ignition.
This manual will familiarize you with the operation and maintenance of your new vehicle. It will also provide you important safety information.
Please do read it carefully and follow the recommendations. This manual is like a permanent part of your car. It would go a long way in ensuring a
safe and trouble-free operation and running of your MG Hector.
In case of any query, please feel free to call our 24 hours Helpline at 1800 100 6464 or email us at: [email protected]
SAFE and HAPPY DRIVING
From
Team MG India
Welcome to the world of MG!!!
Thank you for choosing MG Hector – India's first Internet Car
PREFACE....................................................8
KEYS, DOORS AND WINDOWS......9-32
Keys ........................................................10
ŸKey-in Reminder*..........................................11
ŸRemote Control............................................11
ŸVehicle Locating.............................................11
ŸRemote Window Lowering........................11
ŸRemote Opening of Panoramic Sunroof*11
ŸActivation of Door Lock and
Anti-theft Mode.............................................12
ŸDoor Unlock and Release of
Anti-theft Mode.............................................12
ŸLock Function Alarm....................................12
ŸAutomatic Locking of Door ......................13
ŸBattery Replacement....................................13
Door Lock ..............................................14
ŸExternal Door Locking and Unlocking.....14
ŸInternal Door Locking and Unlocking......15
ŸExternal / Internal Door Opening.............15
ŸChild Safety Lock...........................................16
ŸCentral Door Lock System.........................17
ŸDoor Lock Thermal Protection.................17
Doors......................................................17
ŸLiftgate .............................................................17
CONTENTS
Contents
ŸElectric Liftgate ..............................................17
ŸExternal Liftgate Switch ...............................18
ŸInternal Liftgate Switch ................................18
ŸLiftgate Closing Switch.................................18
ŸKick Type Electric Tailgate .........................19
ŸAnti-pinch Function of Liftgate...................19
ŸInductive Tailgate ..........................................20
ŸLiftgate Service Hole ....................................21
ŸPassive Entry Passive Start (PEPS)
System*............................................................21
ŸPassive Locking ..............................................22
Passive Unlocking / Locking
of Liftgate ..............................................22
Engine Hood ..........................................23
ŸOpening Engine Hood..................................23
ŸClosing Engine Hood....................................23
Outside Rearview Mirror .....................24
ŸAdjusting Outside Rearview Mirror .........24
ŸElectrically Folding
Outside Rearview Mirror*..........................24
ŸAutomatically Folding
Outside Rearview Mirror*..........................24
ŸDefrosting of Outside
Rearview Mirror*..........................................25
ŸInside Rearview Mirror................................25
Windows ................................................25
ŸPower Window .............................................25
ŸPower Window Switch................................26
ŸPower Window Lock Button.....................27
ŸSunshade..........................................................27
ŸAuxiliary Handrail .........................................27
Sunroof* .................................................28
Power Sunroof*.....................................28
Sunvisor..................................................29
ŸSun Blind..........................................................30
ŸSunroof Tilting ..............................................30
ŸSunroof Sliding ............................................. 30
SEATS AND PROTECTIVE
DEVICES .....................................33-54
Headrest ................................................34
ŸPosition............................................................34
ŸHeight Adjustment........................................34
Front Seat..............................................34
ŸSeat Position and Backrest
Normal Condition ........................................34
Seat Position Adjustment ....................35
ŸManual Adjustment Type*...........................35
ŸElectric Adjustment Type*..........................35
Seat Backrest Adjustment...................36
PREFACE....................................................8
KEYS, DOORS AND WINDOWS......9-32
Keys ........................................................10
ŸKey-in Reminder*..........................................11
ŸRemote Control............................................11
ŸVehicle Locating.............................................11
ŸRemote Window Lowering........................11
ŸRemote Opening of Panoramic Sunroof*11
ŸActivation of Door Lock and
Anti-theft Mode.............................................12
ŸDoor Unlock and Release of
Anti-theft Mode.............................................12
ŸLock Function Alarm....................................12
ŸAutomatic Locking of Door ......................13
ŸBattery Replacement....................................13
Door Lock ..............................................14
ŸExternal Door Locking and Unlocking.....14
ŸInternal Door Locking and Unlocking......15
ŸExternal / Internal Door Opening.............15
ŸChild Safety Lock...........................................16
ŸCentral Door Lock System.........................17
ŸDoor Lock Thermal Protection.................17
Doors......................................................17
ŸLiftgate .............................................................17
CONTENTS
Contents
ŸElectric Liftgate ..............................................17
ŸExternal Liftgate Switch ...............................18
ŸInternal Liftgate Switch ................................18
ŸLiftgate Closing Switch.................................18
ŸKick Type Electric Tailgate .........................19
ŸAnti-pinch Function of Liftgate...................19
ŸInductive Tailgate ..........................................20
ŸLiftgate Service Hole ....................................21
ŸPassive Entry Passive Start (PEPS)
System*............................................................21
ŸPassive Locking ..............................................22
Passive Unlocking / Locking
of Liftgate ..............................................22
Engine Hood ..........................................23
ŸOpening Engine Hood..................................23
ŸClosing Engine Hood....................................23
Outside Rearview Mirror .....................24
ŸAdjusting Outside Rearview Mirror .........24
ŸElectrically Folding
Outside Rearview Mirror*..........................24
ŸAutomatically Folding
Outside Rearview Mirror*..........................24
ŸDefrosting of Outside
Rearview Mirror*..........................................25
ŸInside Rearview Mirror................................25
Windows ................................................25
ŸPower Window .............................................25
ŸPower Window Switch................................26
ŸPower Window Lock Button.....................27
ŸSunshade..........................................................27
ŸAuxiliary Handrail .........................................27
Sunroof* .................................................28
Power Sunroof*.....................................28
Sunvisor..................................................29
ŸSun Blind..........................................................30
ŸSunroof Tilting ..............................................30
ŸSunroof Sliding ............................................. 30
SEATS AND PROTECTIVE
DEVICES .....................................33-54
Headrest ................................................34
ŸPosition............................................................34
ŸHeight Adjustment........................................34
Front Seat..............................................34
ŸSeat Position and Backrest
Normal Condition ........................................34
Seat Position Adjustment ....................35
ŸManual Adjustment Type*...........................35
ŸElectric Adjustment Type*..........................35
Seat Backrest Adjustment...................36
ŸManual Adjustment Type*...........................36
ŸElectric Adjustment Type*..........................36
ŸVentilation Seat Control Button................36
Driver’s Seat Height Adjustment........37
ŸManual Adjustment Type* ......................... 37
ŸElectric Adjustment Type*......................... 37
Seat Backrest Adjustment
and Folding .......................................... 37
Rear Seat ...............................................38
ŸRear Seat (5-Seat Model) ............................38
ŸArmrest...........................................................38
ŸMiddle Row Seat ...........................................38
7 Seat Variant........................................39
ŸSeat Backrest Adjustment and Folding39
ŸSeat Overturn ...........................................39
ŸSeat Backrest Folding...............................40
ŸSeat Layout Diagram................................40
Seat Belt ................................................40
ŸWearing...........................................................41
ŸHeight Adjustment*......................................42
ŸUnbuckle .........................................................42
ŸMiddle Row / Rear Row Seat Belt.............42
ŸSeat Belt Use During Pregnancy................43
Child Seat ..............................................44
ŸChild Restraint System Type......................44
CONTENTS
ŸISOFIX .............................................................45
Table of Vehicle Handbook Information
on Child Restraint Systems .................47
Air Bag System .....................................48
ŸAir Bag Indicator ......................................... 48
Air Bag Position .................................. 49
ŸFrontal Air Bag ............................................ 49
ŸSide Air Bag* ................................................ 49
ŸSide Curtain Air Bag .................................. 49
STORAGE ...........................................55-60
Storage Box ...........................................56
ŸInstrument Panel Right
Storage Box....................................................56
ŸInstrument Panel Central
Storage Box....................................................56
ŸArmrest Storage Box ...................................56
ŸGlasses Box* ..................................................56
ŸConsole Storage Box* .................................57
ŸGlove Box.......................................................57
ŸSeat Pocket.....................................................57
ŸCup Holder ....................................................57
ŸDoor Storage Groove and Armrest.........58
ŸRear Side Wall Storage
Groove and Armrest....................................58
ŸBackrest Hook...............................................58
ŸLuggage Compartment
Cargo Cover* ................................................59
Roof Rail.................................................60
ŸLoad Information...........................................60
INSTRUMENTS AND
CONTROLS ......................................61-102
Instrument Panel ..................................62
Controls .................................................63
ŸHorn.................................................................63
ŸSteering Wheel Adjustment* .....................64
ŸFront Windshield Wiper and Washer* ...64
ŸRear Windshield Wiper and Washer* ....65
ŸExterior Entertainment
Power Outlet* ...............................................65
ŸRear Accessory USB Power Outlet* ...... 66
ŸDriving Recorder USB Power Outlet .....66
ŸRear Power USB Port..................................66
Warning Lamps,
Gauges and Indicators ..........................67
ŸSpeedometer..................................................67
ŸTachometer....................................................67
ŸFuel Gauge......................................................67
ŸGeneral Odometer.......................................68
ŸSmall Odometer............................................68
ŸEngine Coolant Temperature Gauge........68
ŸType-I Trip Computer
Display Screen ...............................................69
ŸAdjustment Lever..........................................69
ŸMobile phone Wireless charging ...............70
Type-II Trip Computer Display
Screen ....................................................71
Type-I Trip Computer Display
Screen Switch .......................................77
Control Indicators.................................79
ŸType-I Instrument Cluster ..........................79
ŸType-II Instrument Cluster .........................81
ŸTurn Signal Lamp / Hazard
Warning Indicator.........................................83
ŸEngine Oil Pressure Too Low
Warning Lamp ...............................................83
ŸCharging System Warning Lamp ...............84
ŸCoolant Temperature Too High
Warning Lamp ...............................................85
ŸFront Fog Lamp Indicator*..........................85
ŸRear Fog Lamp Indicator.............................85
ŸHeadlamp High Beam Indicator.................86
ŸPosition Lamp Indicator...............................86
ŸEngine Malfunction
Indicator Lamp (MIL)....................................86
ŸABS Fault Warning Lamp ............................87
ŸEPS Fault Warning Lamp .............................88
ŸAirbag Fault Warning Lamp........................88
ŸBrake System/EBD Warning Lamp............89
ŸEngine Immobilizer System Indicator .......90
ŸDriver Fasten-Seat-Belt
Warning Lamp ...............................................91
ŸFront Passenger Fasten-Seat-Belt
Warning Lamp*..............................................91
ŸFuel Level Too Low Warning Lamp ........91
ŸElectronic Parking Brake (EPB)
Working Indicator* ......................................92
ŸElectronic Parking Brake (EPB)
Fault Warning Lamp* ...................................92
ŸAutomatic Vehicle Hold (AVH)
Working Indicator* ......................................93
ŸAutomatic Vehicle Hold (AVH)
Fault Warning Lamp* ...................................93
ŸESC Fault Warning Lamp ............................94
ŸESC OFF Indicator........................................94
ŸTransmission Fault Warning Lamp*..........94
ŸEmergency Parking (EP) Indicator* ...........95
ŸCruise Control System
Working Condition Indicator*...................95
ŸTPMS Fault Indicator*..................................96
ŸOverspeed Warning.....................................96
ŸVehicle - Start / Stop Fault Indicator....... 96
ŸSCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction) ....... 97
ŸDiesel Particulate Filter Indicator ........... 97
ŸFuel Water Indicator Light* ...................... 97
ŸEngine Hood Open Indicator*.................. 98
ŸGlow Plug Indicator* ................................. 98
Ÿ48v System Failure Warning Light* .........98
Reverse Sensor* ....................................99
ŸReverse Video Display*.............................100
Parking Assist System* ......................101
Ÿ360 Degree Panoramic Parking
Screen Assist* ..............................................102
ŸParking Image Assist during Reversing ...103
LIGHTING ......................................103-110
Outside Lighting..................................104
ŸLighting Switches.........................................104
ŸHigh Beam ....................................................104
ŸAutomatic Headlamp ON/OFF ...............104
ŸHeadlamp Flashing ......................................104
ŸAutomatic Wiping .................................... 105
ŸHazard Flasher.............................................105
ŸTurn and Lane Change Signal Lamp........105
Fog Lamp .............................................106
ŸSteering Assist Lighting Function* .........106
ŸFront Fog Lamp* .........................................106
ŸRear Fog Lamp.............................................107
ŸStop Lamp.....................................................107
ŸDay Running Lamp*....................................107
ŸHeadlamp Leveling......................................107
ŸHeadlamp OFF Delay.................................107
ŸLamp ON Reminder...................................107
Inside Lighting .....................................108
ŸFront Reading Lamp ...................................108
ŸRear Reading Lamp.....................................108
ŸLuggage Compartment
Illumination Lamp ...................................... 109
CONTENTS
ŸManual Adjustment Type*...........................36
ŸElectric Adjustment Type*..........................36
ŸVentilation Seat Control Button................36
Driver’s Seat Height Adjustment........37
ŸManual Adjustment Type* ......................... 37
ŸElectric Adjustment Type*......................... 37
Seat Backrest Adjustment
and Folding .......................................... 37
Rear Seat ...............................................38
ŸRear Seat (5-Seat Model) ............................38
ŸArmrest...........................................................38
ŸMiddle Row Seat ...........................................38
7 Seat Variant........................................39
ŸSeat Backrest Adjustment and Folding39
ŸSeat Overturn ...........................................39
ŸSeat Backrest Folding...............................40
ŸSeat Layout Diagram................................40
Seat Belt ................................................40
ŸWearing...........................................................41
ŸHeight Adjustment*......................................42
ŸUnbuckle .........................................................42
ŸMiddle Row / Rear Row Seat Belt.............42
ŸSeat Belt Use During Pregnancy................43
Child Seat ..............................................44
ŸChild Restraint System Type......................44
CONTENTS
ŸISOFIX .............................................................45
Table of Vehicle Handbook Information
on Child Restraint Systems .................47
Air Bag System .....................................48
ŸAir Bag Indicator ......................................... 48
Air Bag Position .................................. 49
ŸFrontal Air Bag ............................................ 49
ŸSide Air Bag* ................................................ 49
ŸSide Curtain Air Bag .................................. 49
STORAGE ...........................................55-60
Storage Box ...........................................56
ŸInstrument Panel Right
Storage Box....................................................56
ŸInstrument Panel Central
Storage Box....................................................56
ŸArmrest Storage Box ...................................56
ŸGlasses Box* ..................................................56
ŸConsole Storage Box* .................................57
ŸGlove Box.......................................................57
ŸSeat Pocket.....................................................57
ŸCup Holder ....................................................57
ŸDoor Storage Groove and Armrest.........58
ŸRear Side Wall Storage
Groove and Armrest....................................58
ŸBackrest Hook...............................................58
ŸLuggage Compartment
Cargo Cover* ................................................59
Roof Rail.................................................60
ŸLoad Information...........................................60
INSTRUMENTS AND
CONTROLS ......................................61-102
Instrument Panel ..................................62
Controls .................................................63
ŸHorn.................................................................63
ŸSteering Wheel Adjustment* .....................64
ŸFront Windshield Wiper and Washer* ...64
ŸRear Windshield Wiper and Washer* ....65
ŸExterior Entertainment
Power Outlet* ...............................................65
ŸRear Accessory USB Power Outlet* ...... 66
ŸDriving Recorder USB Power Outlet .....66
ŸRear Power USB Port..................................66
Warning Lamps,
Gauges and Indicators ..........................67
ŸSpeedometer..................................................67
ŸTachometer....................................................67
ŸFuel Gauge......................................................67
ŸGeneral Odometer.......................................68
ŸSmall Odometer............................................68
ŸEngine Coolant Temperature Gauge........68
ŸType-I Trip Computer
Display Screen ...............................................69
ŸAdjustment Lever..........................................69
ŸMobile phone Wireless charging ...............70
Type-II Trip Computer Display
Screen ....................................................71
Type-I Trip Computer Display
Screen Switch .......................................77
Control Indicators.................................79
ŸType-I Instrument Cluster ..........................79
ŸType-II Instrument Cluster .........................81
ŸTurn Signal Lamp / Hazard
Warning Indicator.........................................83
ŸEngine Oil Pressure Too Low
Warning Lamp ...............................................83
ŸCharging System Warning Lamp ...............84
ŸCoolant Temperature Too High
Warning Lamp ...............................................85
ŸFront Fog Lamp Indicator*..........................85
ŸRear Fog Lamp Indicator.............................85
ŸHeadlamp High Beam Indicator.................86
ŸPosition Lamp Indicator...............................86
ŸEngine Malfunction
Indicator Lamp (MIL)....................................86
ŸABS Fault Warning Lamp ............................87
ŸEPS Fault Warning Lamp .............................88
ŸAirbag Fault Warning Lamp........................88
ŸBrake System/EBD Warning Lamp............89
ŸEngine Immobilizer System Indicator .......90
ŸDriver Fasten-Seat-Belt
Warning Lamp ...............................................91
ŸFront Passenger Fasten-Seat-Belt
Warning Lamp*..............................................91
ŸFuel Level Too Low Warning Lamp ........91
ŸElectronic Parking Brake (EPB)
Working Indicator* ......................................92
ŸElectronic Parking Brake (EPB)
Fault Warning Lamp* ...................................92
ŸAutomatic Vehicle Hold (AVH)
Working Indicator* ......................................93
ŸAutomatic Vehicle Hold (AVH)
Fault Warning Lamp* ...................................93
ŸESC Fault Warning Lamp ............................94
ŸESC OFF Indicator........................................94
ŸTransmission Fault Warning Lamp*..........94
ŸEmergency Parking (EP) Indicator* ...........95
ŸCruise Control System
Working Condition Indicator*...................95
ŸTPMS Fault Indicator*..................................96
ŸOverspeed Warning.....................................96
ŸVehicle - Start / Stop Fault Indicator....... 96
ŸSCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction) ....... 97
ŸDiesel Particulate Filter Indicator ........... 97
ŸFuel Water Indicator Light* ...................... 97
ŸEngine Hood Open Indicator*.................. 98
ŸGlow Plug Indicator* ................................. 98
Ÿ48v System Failure Warning Light* .........98
Reverse Sensor* ....................................99
ŸReverse Video Display*.............................100
Parking Assist System* ......................101
Ÿ360 Degree Panoramic Parking
Screen Assist* ..............................................102
ŸParking Image Assist during Reversing ...103
LIGHTING ......................................103-110
Outside Lighting..................................104
ŸLighting Switches.........................................104
ŸHigh Beam ....................................................104
ŸAutomatic Headlamp ON/OFF ...............104
ŸHeadlamp Flashing ......................................104
ŸAutomatic Wiping .................................... 105
ŸHazard Flasher.............................................105
ŸTurn and Lane Change Signal Lamp........105
Fog Lamp .............................................106
ŸSteering Assist Lighting Function* .........106
ŸFront Fog Lamp* .........................................106
ŸRear Fog Lamp.............................................107
ŸStop Lamp.....................................................107
ŸDay Running Lamp*....................................107
ŸHeadlamp Leveling......................................107
ŸHeadlamp OFF Delay.................................107
ŸLamp ON Reminder...................................107
Inside Lighting .....................................108
ŸFront Reading Lamp ...................................108
ŸRear Reading Lamp.....................................108
ŸLuggage Compartment
Illumination Lamp ...................................... 109
CONTENTS
AUDIO ENTERTAINMENT
SYSTEM...........................................111-114
Audio Control Buttons on
Steering Wheel*..................................112
Driver Information and
Entertainment.....................................113
ŸNavigator Upgrading* ...........................114
HVAC ............................................ 115-126
Air Outlet ............................................116
Air Conditioning .................................118
ŸElectronic Air Conditioning
Control Panel ........................................118
ŸTemperature Control Key .................119
ŸFan Control Key .................................. 119
ŸAir Distribution Mode .........................119
ŸFront Windshield Defrosting Key .....121
ŸInternal / External
Circulation Mode Key .........................121
Manual Air Conditioning .................... 122
ŸControl Panel..........................................122
ŸTemperature Control Knob ..............123
ŸFan Control Knob ............................... 123
ŸAir Distribution Mode Button .......... 123
ŸInternal Circulation Mode Button......123
ŸRear Windshield Defroster Button* 124
ŸAir Conditioning (A/C) Button...........124
ŸCool Air ...................................................125
ŸWarm Air ................................................125
CONTENTS
ŸVentilation................................................126
ŸRapid Defrosting and Defogging.........126
DRIVING AND CONTROLS ........127-156
Driving Instructions ............................128
ŸVehicle Control......................................128
ŸEmergency Measures.............................128
Start and Operation ...........................129
ŸTrial Run of New Vehicle.....................129
ŸMechanical Ignition Switch Position*.130
ŸEngine START STOP
Switch Position* .....................................131
ŸElectronic Steering Column Lock*.....132
ŸEngine Starting ........................................133
ŸEngine START STOP Function*..........134
ŸCruise Control System *......................135
ŸEngine Immobilizer System ..................136
ŸParking ......................................................137
Manual Transmission* ........................137
ŸOperation for Shifting Transmission
with Six Drive Gears to Reverse (R)
Gear ..........................................................138
Automatic Dual Clutch
Transmission (DTC) * ........................138
ŸShifting ......................................................139
ŸGear ..........................................................139
ŸGear Display............................................140
ŸVehicle Start............................................141
ŸAutomatic Upshift..................................141
ŸKick-down................................................141
ŸHill-start Hold Control.........................141
ŸRun Downhill ..........................................142
ŸProtection Mode....................................142
Ÿ48V Hybrid Power System*.................143
ŸSituations of Auto Engine Start...........144
ŸContinuous Variable Transmission
(CVT)....................................................147
Brake ....................................................147
ŸAnti-lock Brake System (ABS) ............148
ŸElectric Brake Force
Distribution (EBD) System ..................148
ŸElectronic Stability Control (ESC)
System ..................................................... 148
ŸESC OFF Switch .....................................150
ŸHill-start Hold Control (HHC)
System* ...................................................150
Parking Brake......................................151
ŸMechanical Hand Brake* .................... 151
ŸElectronic Parking Brake (EPB) * ...... 152
ŸAutomatic Vehicle Hold (AVH) * .... 154
Fuel.......................................................155
ŸFuel Suggestions .....................................155
ŸFuel Filling ................................................156
VEHICLE SERVICE &
MAINTENANCE ............................157-192
General Information...........................158
ŸAccessories and Vehicle Retrofitting.158
ŸVehicle Storage.......................................158
Driver Checklist .................................158
ŸExterior ...................................................158
ŸInterior ....................................................158
Engine Compartment.........................159
Ÿ1.5T Engine .............................................159
Ÿ2.0 Diesel Engine ................................. 160
Engine Oil ............................................161
ŸEngine Oil Level Check.........................161
ŸEngine Oil and Oil Filter
Replacement............................................161
Coolant ................................................162
Brake and Clutch Fluid.......................163
ŸBrake / Clutch Fluid Adding.................163
ŸAuto Transmission Clutch
Fluid Adding *..........................................164
Transmission Fluid..............................165
ŸTransmission Fluid Leakage Check ....165
Windshield Washer Solvent ..............165
Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF)............166
Windshield Wiper...............................172
Air Filter ..............................................173
ŸAir Filter Cleaning..................................173
Drive Belt.............................................173
CONTENTS
Brake Pedal .........................................173
ŸBrake Pedal Travel Check....................173
Fuse ......................................................174
ŸEngine Compartment Fuse Box..........174
ŸIndoor Fuse Box Layout.......................175
ŸEngine Compartment
Fuse Box Layout.....................................176
Lamp Bulb Replacement....................177
Wheels and Tyres ...............................178
ŸMaintenance ............................................178
ŸInternal Tread Wear Indicator ...........179
ŸTyre Rotation..........................................180
ŸWinter Tyres ..........................................180
ŸTyre Chain...............................................180
Spare Tyre, Jack and Tools ................181
ŸTool Kit....................................................181
ŸSpare Tyre ...............................................181
ŸJack Lifting Point.....................................181
ŸTyre Replacement..................................182
Jump Start (Dead Battery) ................184
Vehicle Traction..................................186
ŸEmergency Trailer..................................187
ŸFront Towing Hook ..............................187
ŸRear Towing Hook................................188
Getting Vehicle Out of Trap..............189
Vehicle Maintenance...........................189
ŸCleaning Agent .......................................189
ŸVehicle Interior Maintenance
and Cleaning............................................190
ŸGlass Surface...........................................190
ŸVehicle Exterior Maintenance
and Cleaning............................................191
ŸCorrosion Prevention ..........................192
TECHNICAL DATA .....................193-194
Vehicle Identification .........................194
ŸIdentification Number (VIN) ...............194
ŸVehicle Identification Tag ....................194
ŸEngine Identification Number ............ 194
Vehicle Data ........................................195
Ÿ Vehicle Tools..........................................202
Delivery of your Vehicle.................203-206
MG Motor New Vehicle
Warranty ....................................... 207-213
MG Roadside Assistance 24x7.......214-217
Service Coupon ..............................219-230
Change of Ownership Record ..............231
Maintenance Interval ................... 232-234
Maintenance Record Sheet ......... 235-236
MG Motor India Sales and
Service Network.............................237-241
AUDIO ENTERTAINMENT
SYSTEM...........................................111-114
Audio Control Buttons on
Steering Wheel*..................................112
Driver Information and
Entertainment.....................................113
ŸNavigator Upgrading* ...........................114
HVAC ............................................ 115-126
Air Outlet ............................................116
Air Conditioning .................................118
ŸElectronic Air Conditioning
Control Panel ........................................118
ŸTemperature Control Key .................119
ŸFan Control Key .................................. 119
ŸAir Distribution Mode .........................119
ŸFront Windshield Defrosting Key .....121
ŸInternal / External
Circulation Mode Key .........................121
Manual Air Conditioning .................... 122
ŸControl Panel..........................................122
ŸTemperature Control Knob ..............123
ŸFan Control Knob ............................... 123
ŸAir Distribution Mode Button .......... 123
ŸInternal Circulation Mode Button......123
ŸRear Windshield Defroster Button* 124
ŸAir Conditioning (A/C) Button...........124
ŸCool Air ...................................................125
ŸWarm Air ................................................125
CONTENTS
ŸVentilation................................................126
ŸRapid Defrosting and Defogging.........126
DRIVING AND CONTROLS ........127-156
Driving Instructions ............................128
ŸVehicle Control......................................128
ŸEmergency Measures.............................128
Start and Operation ...........................129
ŸTrial Run of New Vehicle.....................129
ŸMechanical Ignition Switch Position*.130
ŸEngine START STOP
Switch Position* .....................................131
ŸElectronic Steering Column Lock*.....132
ŸEngine Starting ........................................133
ŸEngine START STOP Function*..........134
ŸCruise Control System *......................135
ŸEngine Immobilizer System ..................136
ŸParking ......................................................137
Manual Transmission* ........................137
ŸOperation for Shifting Transmission
with Six Drive Gears to Reverse (R)
Gear ..........................................................138
Automatic Dual Clutch
Transmission (DTC) * ........................138
ŸShifting ......................................................139
ŸGear ..........................................................139
ŸGear Display............................................140
ŸVehicle Start............................................141
ŸAutomatic Upshift..................................141
ŸKick-down................................................141
ŸHill-start Hold Control.........................141
ŸRun Downhill ..........................................142
ŸProtection Mode....................................142
Ÿ48V Hybrid Power System*.................143
ŸSituations of Auto Engine Start...........144
ŸContinuous Variable Transmission
(CVT)....................................................147
Brake ....................................................147
ŸAnti-lock Brake System (ABS) ............148
ŸElectric Brake Force
Distribution (EBD) System ..................148
ŸElectronic Stability Control (ESC)
System ..................................................... 148
ŸESC OFF Switch .....................................150
ŸHill-start Hold Control (HHC)
System* ...................................................150
Parking Brake......................................151
ŸMechanical Hand Brake* .................... 151
ŸElectronic Parking Brake (EPB) * ...... 152
ŸAutomatic Vehicle Hold (AVH) * .... 154
Fuel.......................................................155
ŸFuel Suggestions .....................................155
ŸFuel Filling ................................................156
VEHICLE SERVICE &
MAINTENANCE ............................157-192
General Information...........................158
ŸAccessories and Vehicle Retrofitting.158
ŸVehicle Storage.......................................158
Driver Checklist .................................158
ŸExterior ...................................................158
ŸInterior ....................................................158
Engine Compartment.........................159
Ÿ1.5T Engine .............................................159
Ÿ2.0 Diesel Engine ................................. 160
Engine Oil ............................................161
ŸEngine Oil Level Check.........................161
ŸEngine Oil and Oil Filter
Replacement............................................161
Coolant ................................................162
Brake and Clutch Fluid.......................163
ŸBrake / Clutch Fluid Adding.................163
ŸAuto Transmission Clutch
Fluid Adding *..........................................164
Transmission Fluid..............................165
ŸTransmission Fluid Leakage Check ....165
Windshield Washer Solvent ..............165
Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF)............166
Windshield Wiper...............................172
Air Filter ..............................................173
ŸAir Filter Cleaning..................................173
Drive Belt.............................................173
CONTENTS
Brake Pedal .........................................173
ŸBrake Pedal Travel Check....................173
Fuse ......................................................174
ŸEngine Compartment Fuse Box..........174
ŸIndoor Fuse Box Layout.......................175
ŸEngine Compartment
Fuse Box Layout.....................................176
Lamp Bulb Replacement....................177
Wheels and Tyres ...............................178
ŸMaintenance ............................................178
ŸInternal Tread Wear Indicator ...........179
ŸTyre Rotation..........................................180
ŸWinter Tyres ..........................................180
ŸTyre Chain...............................................180
Spare Tyre, Jack and Tools ................181
ŸTool Kit....................................................181
ŸSpare Tyre ...............................................181
ŸJack Lifting Point.....................................181
ŸTyre Replacement..................................182
Jump Start (Dead Battery) ................184
Vehicle Traction..................................186
ŸEmergency Trailer..................................187
ŸFront Towing Hook ..............................187
ŸRear Towing Hook................................188
Getting Vehicle Out of Trap..............189
Vehicle Maintenance...........................189
ŸCleaning Agent .......................................189
ŸVehicle Interior Maintenance
and Cleaning............................................190
ŸGlass Surface...........................................190
ŸVehicle Exterior Maintenance
and Cleaning............................................191
ŸCorrosion Prevention ..........................192
TECHNICAL DATA .....................193-194
Vehicle Identification .........................194
ŸIdentification Number (VIN) ...............194
ŸVehicle Identification Tag ....................194
ŸEngine Identification Number ............ 194
Vehicle Data ........................................195
Ÿ Vehicle Tools..........................................202
Delivery of your Vehicle.................203-206
MG Motor New Vehicle
Warranty ....................................... 207-213
MG Roadside Assistance 24x7.......214-217
Service Coupon ..............................219-230
Change of Ownership Record ..............231
Maintenance Interval ................... 232-234
Maintenance Record Sheet ......... 235-236
MG Motor India Sales and
Service Network.............................237-241
8
PREFACE
The vehicle is integrated with advanced
tec h nologi e s , safe t y, envi r onmenta l
protection and economy.
The Manual provides necessary information to
help you drive your vehicle safely and
effectively.
The driver shall always note that improper
operation of vehicle may cause accidents and
injury risks. Moreover, you shall comply with
the requirements in laws and regulations of
the country. If these requirements are
different from those in the Manual, the
requirements in the laws and regulations shall
prevail.
The staff of MG Authorised Service Center
have received professional trainings and can
provide complete and satisfactory service for
your vehicle. Please contact a nearby MG
Authorised Service Center if your vehicle
needs maintenance or repair. Please refer to
the Subsection “Network details of MG
Authorised Service Center” for details of
Service Center Contact.
Please carry the Manual with your vehicle for
review and reference at any time. If you want
to resell the vehicle, please handover the
Manual to the new owner along with the
vehicle for use when needed.
ŸThe contents at the beginning of the
Manual and each section are used for
locating specific information.
ŸAs for directional data such as front, rear,
left and right, the driving direction shall be
taken as the front.
ŸSome functions described in the Manual
may not be configured for all models, and
the Manual may introduce some devices /
functions that are not installed on your
vehicle.
ŸThe Manual includes the latest information
available at the time of printing the Manual.
The Company has the full authorities to
take charge of the amendment to and
statements on the Manual and reserves
the right to make changes to the product
without further notice after the Manual is
printed. Some of pictures in the Manual
are illustrations used here only for your
reference. Please refer to real objects.
How to use the Manual
The content marked with “Note”
indicates matters need to be noted
during vehicle operation. Ignoring such
i n f o r m a t i o n ma y l e a d to w r o n g
operation.
Note
Preface
The content marked with “Warnings”
indicates risks of accidents or injuries.
Ignoring such information may lead to
injuries.
Warnings
The content marked with “Caution”
indicates possibility of vehicle damage.
Ignoring such information may lead to
vehicle damage.
Caution
The content marked with “Dangers”
indicates risks of fatal injuries. Ignoring
such information may endanger lives.
Dangers
Prompts
“*”: asterisk behind a title or text
“*” indicates that the equipment mentioned is optional,
and your vehicle may not have such equipment. Please
refer to the actual vehicle for vehicle configuration.
MG Motor India Pvt. Ltd. reserves the copyright of the
Manual.
KEYS, DOORS AND WINDOWS
Keys, Doors and Windows
Keys ...........................................................10
ŸKey-in Reminder*..........................................11
ŸRemote Control............................................11
ŸVehicle Locating.............................................11
ŸRemote Window Lowering........................11
ŸRemote Opening of Panoramic Sunroof*11
ŸActivation of Door Lock and
Anti-theft Mode.............................................12
ŸDoor Unlock and Release of
Anti-theft Mode.............................................12
ŸLock Function Alarm....................................12
ŸAutomatic Locking of Door ......................13
ŸBattery Replacement....................................13
Door Lock ..............................................14
ŸExternal Door Locking and Unlocking.....14
ŸInternal Door Locking and Unlocking......15
ŸExternal / Internal Door Opening.............15
ŸChild Safety Lock...........................................16
ŸCentral Door Lock System.........................17
ŸDoor Lock Thermal Protection.................17
Doors......................................................17
ŸLiftgate .............................................................17
ŸElectric Liftgate ..............................................17
ŸExternal Liftgate Switch ...............................18
ŸInternal Liftgate Switch ................................18
ŸLiftgate Closing Switch.................................18
ŸKick Type Electric Tailgate .........................19
ŸAnti-pinch Function of Liftgate...................19
ŸInductive Tailgate ..........................................20
ŸLiftgate Service Hole ....................................21
ŸPassive Entry Passive Start (PEPS)
System*............................................................21
ŸPassive Locking ..............................................22
Passive Unlocking / Locking
of Liftgate ..............................................22
Engine Hood ..........................................23
ŸOpening Engine Hood..................................23
ŸClosing Engine Hood....................................23
Outside Rearview Mirror .....................24
ŸAdjusting Outside Rearview Mirror .........24
ŸElectrically Folding
Outside Rearview Mirror*..........................24
ŸAutomatically Folding
Outside Rearview Mirror*..........................24
ŸDefrosting of Outside
Rearview Mirror*..........................................25
ŸInside Rearview Mirror................................25
Windows ................................................25
ŸPower Window .............................................25
ŸPower Window Switch................................26
ŸPower Window Lock Button.....................27
ŸSunshade..........................................................27
ŸAuxiliary Handrail .........................................27
Sunroof* .................................................28
Power Sunroof*.....................................28
Sunvisor..................................................29
ŸSun Blind..........................................................30
ŸSunroof Tilting ..............................................30
ŸSunroof Sliding ............................................. 30
8
PREFACE
The vehicle is integrated with advanced
tec h nologi e s , safe t y, envi r onmenta l
protection and economy.
The Manual provides necessary information to
help you drive your vehicle safely and
effectively.
The driver shall always note that improper
operation of vehicle may cause accidents and
injury risks. Moreover, you shall comply with
the requirements in laws and regulations of
the country. If these requirements are
different from those in the Manual, the
requirements in the laws and regulations shall
prevail.
The staff of MG Authorised Service Center
have received professional trainings and can
provide complete and satisfactory service for
your vehicle. Please contact a nearby MG
Authorised Service Center if your vehicle
needs maintenance or repair. Please refer to
the Subsection “Network details of MG
Authorised Service Center” for details of
Service Center Contact.
Please carry the Manual with your vehicle for
review and reference at any time. If you want
to resell the vehicle, please handover the
Manual to the new owner along with the
vehicle for use when needed.
ŸThe contents at the beginning of the
Manual and each section are used for
locating specific information.
ŸAs for directional data such as front, rear,
left and right, the driving direction shall be
taken as the front.
ŸSome functions described in the Manual
may not be configured for all models, and
the Manual may introduce some devices /
functions that are not installed on your
vehicle.
ŸThe Manual includes the latest information
available at the time of printing the Manual.
The Company has the full authorities to
take charge of the amendment to and
statements on the Manual and reserves
the right to make changes to the product
without further notice after the Manual is
printed. Some of pictures in the Manual
are illustrations used here only for your
reference. Please refer to real objects.
How to use the Manual
The content marked with “Note”
indicates matters need to be noted
during vehicle operation. Ignoring such
i n f o r m a t i o n ma y l e a d to w r o n g
operation.
Note
Preface
The content marked with “Warnings”
indicates risks of accidents or injuries.
Ignoring such information may lead to
injuries.
Warnings
The content marked with “Caution”
indicates possibility of vehicle damage.
Ignoring such information may lead to
vehicle damage.
Caution
The content marked with “Dangers”
indicates risks of fatal injuries. Ignoring
such information may endanger lives.
Dangers
Prompts
“*”: asterisk behind a title or text
“*” indicates that the equipment mentioned is optional,
and your vehicle may not have such equipment. Please
refer to the actual vehicle for vehicle configuration.
MG Motor India Pvt. Ltd. reserves the copyright of the
Manual.
KEYS, DOORS AND WINDOWS
Keys, Doors and Windows
Keys ...........................................................10
ŸKey-in Reminder*..........................................11
ŸRemote Control............................................11
ŸVehicle Locating.............................................11
ŸRemote Window Lowering........................11
ŸRemote Opening of Panoramic Sunroof*11
ŸActivation of Door Lock and
Anti-theft Mode.............................................12
ŸDoor Unlock and Release of
Anti-theft Mode.............................................12
ŸLock Function Alarm....................................12
ŸAutomatic Locking of Door ......................13
ŸBattery Replacement....................................13
Door Lock ..............................................14
ŸExternal Door Locking and Unlocking.....14
ŸInternal Door Locking and Unlocking......15
ŸExternal / Internal Door Opening.............15
ŸChild Safety Lock...........................................16
ŸCentral Door Lock System.........................17
ŸDoor Lock Thermal Protection.................17
Doors......................................................17
ŸLiftgate .............................................................17
ŸElectric Liftgate ..............................................17
ŸExternal Liftgate Switch ...............................18
ŸInternal Liftgate Switch ................................18
ŸLiftgate Closing Switch.................................18
ŸKick Type Electric Tailgate .........................19
ŸAnti-pinch Function of Liftgate...................19
ŸInductive Tailgate ..........................................20
ŸLiftgate Service Hole ....................................21
ŸPassive Entry Passive Start (PEPS)
System*............................................................21
ŸPassive Locking ..............................................22
Passive Unlocking / Locking
of Liftgate ..............................................22
Engine Hood ..........................................23
ŸOpening Engine Hood..................................23
ŸClosing Engine Hood....................................23
Outside Rearview Mirror .....................24
ŸAdjusting Outside Rearview Mirror .........24
ŸElectrically Folding
Outside Rearview Mirror*..........................24
ŸAutomatically Folding
Outside Rearview Mirror*..........................24
ŸDefrosting of Outside
Rearview Mirror*..........................................25
ŸInside Rearview Mirror................................25
Windows ................................................25
ŸPower Window .............................................25
ŸPower Window Switch................................26
ŸPower Window Lock Button.....................27
ŸSunshade..........................................................27
ŸAuxiliary Handrail .........................................27
Sunroof* .................................................28
Power Sunroof*.....................................28
Sunvisor..................................................29
ŸSun Blind..........................................................30
ŸSunroof Tilting ..............................................30
ŸSunroof Sliding ............................................. 30
1110
Keys
Type I
KEYS, DOORS AND WINDOWS
Type II
Detachable Type
Each new vehicle is provided with two keys.
Please reserve one key for spare.
For the sake of safety, please keep the key
number plate in a safe place to prevent from
illegal key making.
Different models may be provided with
different keys. Please refer to real key.
Do not leave the key in the vehicle. Take
the key with you when you leave the
vehicle.
Caution
If the key is lost, please contact to MG
Authorised Service Center.
Note
As shown in the figure above, turn the release
switch on the key first, and then pull out the
mechanical key .
Plug back the mechanical key after use.
1
2
The effective distance of remote control is
about 15m without shielding. When the
ignition key is plugged in the switch or the
ENGINE START STOP Switch is at ACC or
ON position, the remote control does not
function.
: Remote Lock Button. Press the button
once to lock all doors after all doors are
closed; the hazard warning lamp will flash
twice, and the vehicle is at anti-theft state.
: Remote Unlock Button. Press the button
once to unlock all doors; the hazard warning
lamp will flash once, Anti-theft state is
released.
As shown in the figure, press the release
button, and the mechanical key will pop up
automatically.
Fold the mechanical key after use.
Key-in Reminder*
If the driver’s door is opened when the ignition
key is at LOCK position and is not pulled out,
the instrument will ring for prompt. The
function reminds you to take the key with you
when you leave the vehicle.
Foldable Type Remote Control
The functioning range of the remote
co nt ro l ma y be d if fe re n t due to
e n v i r o n m e n t a l r e a s o n s . R a d i o
interference signals and barriers will
affect the remote control functions.
Note
Vehicle Locating
Press the remote lock button quickly for two
times to activate the vehicle locating function,
and the hazard warning lamp will flash for 20
times.
Remote Window Lowering
Press and hold the unlock button for about 2s
to lower all windows automatically and in turn.
Remote Opening of Panoramic
Sunroof*
If the vehicle is configured with a panoramic
sunroof, press the unlock button of the
remote control for about 2s, the sun blind and
sunroof will be opened automatically.
KEYS, DOORS AND WINDOWS
: Liftgate Unlock Button. Press and hold
for about 2s; open the liftgate, and the hazard
warning lamp will flash once.
Type III
1110
Keys
Type I
KEYS, DOORS AND WINDOWS
Type II
Detachable Type
Each new vehicle is provided with two keys.
Please reserve one key for spare.
For the sake of safety, please keep the key
number plate in a safe place to prevent from
illegal key making.
Different models may be provided with
different keys. Please refer to real key.
Do not leave the key in the vehicle. Take
the key with you when you leave the
vehicle.
Caution
If the key is lost, please contact to MG
Authorised Service Center.
Note
As shown in the figure above, turn the release
switch on the key first, and then pull out the
mechanical key .
Plug back the mechanical key after use.
1
2
The effective distance of remote control is
about 15m without shielding. When the
ignition key is plugged in the switch or the
ENGINE START STOP Switch is at ACC or
ON position, the remote control does not
function.
: Remote Lock Button. Press the button
once to lock all doors after all doors are
closed; the hazard warning lamp will flash
twice, and the vehicle is at anti-theft state.
: Remote Unlock Button. Press the button
once to unlock all doors; the hazard warning
lamp will flash once, Anti-theft state is
released.
As shown in the figure, press the release
button, and the mechanical key will pop up
automatically.
Fold the mechanical key after use.
Key-in Reminder*
If the driver’s door is opened when the ignition
key is at LOCK position and is not pulled out,
the instrument will ring for prompt. The
function reminds you to take the key with you
when you leave the vehicle.
Foldable Type Remote Control
The functioning range of the remote
co nt ro l ma y be d if fe re n t due to
e n v i r o n m e n t a l r e a s o n s . R a d i o
interference signals and barriers will
affect the remote control functions.
Note
Vehicle Locating
Press the remote lock button quickly for two
times to activate the vehicle locating function,
and the hazard warning lamp will flash for 20
times.
Remote Window Lowering
Press and hold the unlock button for about 2s
to lower all windows automatically and in turn.
Remote Opening of Panoramic
Sunroof*
If the vehicle is configured with a panoramic
sunroof, press the unlock button of the
remote control for about 2s, the sun blind and
sunroof will be opened automatically.
KEYS, DOORS AND WINDOWS
: Liftgate Unlock Button. Press and hold
for about 2s; open the liftgate, and the hazard
warning lamp will flash once.
Type III
1312
Activation of Door Lock and Anti-theft
Mode
1. Close all the windows.
2. Turn the ignition key to LOCK position
and pull out the key (if mechanical ignition
key is configured).
3. All passengers leave the vehicle.
4. Close all doors and the engine hood.
5. Press and release the remote lock button.
All doors are locked. The hazard warning
lamp will flash twice, and the immobilizer
is activated.
As for a vehicle configured with ENGINE
START STOP function, only when the ignition
switch is at LOCK position can the
transmitter activates the immobilizer system.
The anti-theft mode must be activated
with the transmitter.
Note
• Warning sound
Under the anti-theft state, when the
unlock button on the transmitter is not
pressed and any of the doors or liftgate is
forced opened in an abnormal way
(including use of a key), the system will
make the hazard warning lamp flash and
emit warning sound.
• To stop warning sound
Press and hold the lock, unlock or liftgate
button on the transmitter for about 2s or
turn the key to ON position to top the
warning sound; if not, the warning sound
will be ended automatically after 30s, and
the anti-theft mode is activated again. If
the system fails t o do s o , it i s
recommended to have the system
checked by the MG Authorised Service
Center.
Door Unlock and Release of Anti-theft
Mode
1. Press the unlock button on the remote
control once.
• All doors are unlocked.
• The hazard warning lamp flashes once.
• The anti-theft state is released.
2. Press and hold the liftgate open button for
2s.
• The liftgate is opened.
• The hazard warning lamp flashes once.
• The anti-theft state is released.
Lock Function Alarm
The horn will buzz thrice and the hazard
warning lamp will flash thrice to indicate that
the doors are not locked successfully if the
remote lock button is pressed or passive
locking is conducted when the door lock
conditions are not met. These situations
include:
1. There is a door not closed (including
liftgate)
2. The door lock is under thermal
protection
3. The ignition switch is not at the LOCK
position
4. The passive entry system (if configured)
detects a legal key in the vehicle.
Never leave a child or pet unattended in
the vehicle. Otherwise, it may cause
i n j u r i e s o r d e a t h d u e t o h i g h
temperature in the vehicle.
Caution
KEYS, DOORS AND WINDOWS
Automatic Locking of Door
When all doors are closed and the vehicle
speed exceeds 10 km/h, all doors will be
locked automatically.
Automatic Re-locking
With the key not in the ignition switch, the
vehicle will activate re-locking if the alarm is
disarmed but any of the doors and liftgate is
not opened within 30s after the vehicle is
under the armed state successfully.
Ignition OFF Unlocking
When the doors are locked, they will be
unlocked automatically if the ignition switch is
turned from ON position to ACC or LOCK
position.
Remote Control
Each remote control has its own electronic
code to prevent the doors being opened with
other remote controls.
If the remote control is lost or stolen, please
contact the MG Authorised Service Center to
buy a new one as soon as possible. If you need
to replace one or more remote controls,
please bring with the existing remote
control(s) when you go to the MG Authorised
Service Center. When the MG Authorised
Service Center matches the remote control
for replacement with the vehicle, the existing
remote control shall also be matched with the
new code. After the new remote control is
coded electronically, the lost remote control
will not unlock your vehicle. For Type I key, 3
transmitters can be configured at most each
time; for Type II and III keys, 4 transmitters can
be configured at most each time.
Signal Transmission Autostop Function
of Remote Control
The r e m ote contro l h a s the si g n a l
transmission autostop function which can
prevent unnecessary battery loss caused by
misoperation and other reasons.
Long press any button on the remote control
for over 10s, the remote control will stop
transmitting signals automatically.
If the button is released, the signal
transmission autostop function is deactivated.
Fault
If the remote control cannot function
normally, it may be caused by the following
reasons:
• Out of remote control working range;
• Excessively low remote control battery;
• Interference by external environment and
other high-power radio signals (such as
base station and launch tower);
• Signal blocking by other barriers.
Battery Replacement
Inside the key remote control, there is a
lithium battery whose service life is 2 years
generally. When the remote control distance
is shortened gradually (i.e. must get closer to
the vehicle), it indicates a low battery. The key
battery cannot be charged. After the battery
runs out, please go to the MG Authorised
Service Center to have the battery changed.
Battery model: CR2032.
To ensure normal functioning of the
remote control, please follow the
following rules:
• Avoid dropping the remote control.
• Please do not place a heavy object on
the remote control.
• Make sure the remote control is away
from water or direct sunlight. If the
remote control is socked, please wipe
with soft cloth.
Note
KEYS, DOORS AND WINDOWS
1312
Activation of Door Lock and Anti-theft
Mode
1. Close all the windows.
2. Turn the ignition key to LOCK position
and pull out the key (if mechanical ignition
key is configured).
3. All passengers leave the vehicle.
4. Close all doors and the engine hood.
5. Press and release the remote lock button.
All doors are locked. The hazard warning
lamp will flash twice, and the immobilizer
is activated.
As for a vehicle configured with ENGINE
START STOP function, only when the ignition
switch is at LOCK position can the
transmitter activates the immobilizer system.
The anti-theft mode must be activated
with the transmitter.
Note
• Warning sound
Under the anti-theft state, when the
unlock button on the transmitter is not
pressed and any of the doors or liftgate is
forced opened in an abnormal way
(including use of a key), the system will
make the hazard warning lamp flash and
emit warning sound.
• To stop warning sound
Press and hold the lock, unlock or liftgate
button on the transmitter for about 2s or
turn the key to ON position to top the
warning sound; if not, the warning sound
will be ended automatically after 30s, and
the anti-theft mode is activated again. If
the system fails t o do s o , it i s
recommended to have the system
checked by the MG Authorised Service
Center.
Door Unlock and Release of Anti-theft
Mode
1. Press the unlock button on the remote
control once.
• All doors are unlocked.
• The hazard warning lamp flashes once.
• The anti-theft state is released.
2. Press and hold the liftgate open button for
2s.
• The liftgate is opened.
• The hazard warning lamp flashes once.
• The anti-theft state is released.
Lock Function Alarm
The horn will buzz thrice and the hazard
warning lamp will flash thrice to indicate that
the doors are not locked successfully if the
remote lock button is pressed or passive
locking is conducted when the door lock
conditions are not met. These situations
include:
1. There is a door not closed (including
liftgate)
2. The door lock is under thermal
protection
3. The ignition switch is not at the LOCK
position
4. The passive entry system (if configured)
detects a legal key in the vehicle.
Never leave a child or pet unattended in
the vehicle. Otherwise, it may cause
i n j u r i e s o r d e a t h d u e t o h i g h
temperature in the vehicle.
Caution
KEYS, DOORS AND WINDOWS
Automatic Locking of Door
When all doors are closed and the vehicle
speed exceeds 10 km/h, all doors will be
locked automatically.
Automatic Re-locking
With the key not in the ignition switch, the
vehicle will activate re-locking if the alarm is
disarmed but any of the doors and liftgate is
not opened within 30s after the vehicle is
under the armed state successfully.
Ignition OFF Unlocking
When the doors are locked, they will be
unlocked automatically if the ignition switch is
turned from ON position to ACC or LOCK
position.
Remote Control
Each remote control has its own electronic
code to prevent the doors being opened with
other remote controls.
If the remote control is lost or stolen, please
contact the MG Authorised Service Center to
buy a new one as soon as possible. If you need
to replace one or more remote controls,
please bring with the existing remote
control(s) when you go to the MG Authorised
Service Center. When the MG Authorised
Service Center matches the remote control
for replacement with the vehicle, the existing
remote control shall also be matched with the
new code. After the new remote control is
coded electronically, the lost remote control
will not unlock your vehicle. For Type I key, 3
transmitters can be configured at most each
time; for Type II and III keys, 4 transmitters can
be configured at most each time.
Signal Transmission Autostop Function
of Remote Control
The r e m ote contro l h a s the si g n a l
transmission autostop function which can
prevent unnecessary battery loss caused by
misoperation and other reasons.
Long press any button on the remote control
for over 10s, the remote control will stop
transmitting signals automatically.
If the button is released, the signal
transmission autostop function is deactivated.
Fault
If the remote control cannot function
normally, it may be caused by the following
reasons:
• Out of remote control working range;
• Excessively low remote control battery;
• Interference by external environment and
other high-power radio signals (such as
base station and launch tower);
• Signal blocking by other barriers.
Battery Replacement
Inside the key remote control, there is a
lithium battery whose service life is 2 years
generally. When the remote control distance
is shortened gradually (i.e. must get closer to
the vehicle), it indicates a low battery. The key
battery cannot be charged. After the battery
runs out, please go to the MG Authorised
Service Center to have the battery changed.
Battery model: CR2032.
To ensure normal functioning of the
remote control, please follow the
following rules:
• Avoid dropping the remote control.
• Please do not place a heavy object on
the remote control.
• Make sure the remote control is away
from water or direct sunlight. If the
remote control is socked, please wipe
with soft cloth.
Note
KEYS, DOORS AND WINDOWS
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Door Lock
External Door Locking and Unlocking
As shown in the figure above, the lockhole on
the left front door external handle is hidden
under the trim cover. The trim cover needs to
be removed first if the key is used to open the
door; for example, the remote control is lost
or out of power.
Below the trim cover, there is a small hole.
Plug the key in the hole and press inward; at
the same time, prize up the trim cover
outward to remove the cover.
For installation, press the trim cover inward to
fasten it.
To lock a door outside of the vehicle with a
key, plug the key and rotate it clockwise.
Rotate the key couterclockwise to unlock the
door.
Do not leave a child or pet alone in the
vehicle. Otherwise, severe casualty will
be caused. The child may operate power
windows or other control buttons or
even drive the vehicle.
Do not leave the child with a key in the
vehicle. Such behaviors may cause severe
casualties.
Caution
KEYS, DOORS AND WINDOWS
Internal Door Locking and Unlocking
As shown in the figure, a central door lock
switch is set on the middle of the instrument
panel. To lock doors from inside, press the
lock button on the central door lock switch.
To unlock doors from inside, press the unlock
button on the central door lock switch.
If the lock button indicator is on, it means the
doors are locked; if the indicator is off, it
means the doors are unlocked.
When you leave the vehicle unattended,
you must lock all doors and liftgate and
take the key with you. If the doors and
liftgate are unlocked, the vehicle may be
stolen. Please park your vehicle in an
attended place. It is recommended not
to leave valuables in the vehicle to
prevent losses due to unforeseen
circumstances.
Note
External / Internal Door Opening
To open doors from inside or outside, unlock
the doors first, and pull the external or
internal door handles.
When the doors are locked, pulling the
internal door handle twice can open the
doors.
A child shall sit on the rear seat, and the door
shall be locked with the child safety lock.
Door Locking Method in Case of
Vehicle Outage
In case of vehicle outage (for example, the
battery is out of power or its positive and
negative poles are disconnected), the central
door lock system does not function, and you
need to lock side doors manually one by one.
KEYS, DOORS AND WINDOWS
As shown in the figure, for type I I I, when the
door is locked or unlocked with a key from
outside the vehicle, the key piece is first passed
through the hole of the key to rotate the key
piece.
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Door Lock
External Door Locking and Unlocking
As shown in the figure above, the lockhole on
the left front door external handle is hidden
under the trim cover. The trim cover needs to
be removed first if the key is used to open the
door; for example, the remote control is lost
or out of power.
Below the trim cover, there is a small hole.
Plug the key in the hole and press inward; at
the same time, prize up the trim cover
outward to remove the cover.
For installation, press the trim cover inward to
fasten it.
To lock a door outside of the vehicle with a
key, plug the key and rotate it clockwise.
Rotate the key couterclockwise to unlock the
door.
Do not leave a child or pet alone in the
vehicle. Otherwise, severe casualty will
be caused. The child may operate power
windows or other control buttons or
even drive the vehicle.
Do not leave the child with a key in the
vehicle. Such behaviors may cause severe
casualties.
Caution
KEYS, DOORS AND WINDOWS
Internal Door Locking and Unlocking
As shown in the figure, a central door lock
switch is set on the middle of the instrument
panel. To lock doors from inside, press the
lock button on the central door lock switch.
To unlock doors from inside, press the unlock
button on the central door lock switch.
If the lock button indicator is on, it means the
doors are locked; if the indicator is off, it
means the doors are unlocked.
When you leave the vehicle unattended,
you must lock all doors and liftgate and
take the key with you. If the doors and
liftgate are unlocked, the vehicle may be
stolen. Please park your vehicle in an
attended place. It is recommended not
to leave valuables in the vehicle to
prevent losses due to unforeseen
circumstances.
Note
External / Internal Door Opening
To open doors from inside or outside, unlock
the doors first, and pull the external or
internal door handles.
When the doors are locked, pulling the
internal door handle twice can open the
doors.
A child shall sit on the rear seat, and the door
shall be locked with the child safety lock.
Door Locking Method in Case of
Vehicle Outage
In case of vehicle outage (for example, the
battery is out of power or its positive and
negative poles are disconnected), the central
door lock system does not function, and you
need to lock side doors manually one by one.
KEYS, DOORS AND WINDOWS
As shown in the figure, for type I I I, when the
door is locked or unlocked with a key from
outside the vehicle, the key piece is first passed
through the hole of the key to rotate the key
piece.
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As shown in the figure above, open the right
front door and two rear doors, and find the
internal knobs of locks (not the knob of child
safety lock).
Rotate the knobs outward with a key, and
close the doors. At last, pull the external
handles to ensure that the doors are locked.
At this time, please pull the internal handle
once first if you want to open the door.
For the left front door, please plug the key in
the external door handle and rotate the key
clockwise to lock the door. Please refer to the
content in the Subsection “External Door
Locking and Unlocking”.
If there is noise while opening/closing
doors or driving, apply lubricating grease
on the door catches and hinges.
Note
Child Safety Lock
The rear doors are equipped with child safety
locks.
The function of the child safety lock is to
prevent passengers (especially children) from
pulling the door handle to open the rear door.
To activate the child safety lock:
1. Open the rear door that you want to lock.
2. Find the child safety lock hole on the door
edge and near the middle position.
3. Plug the key and rotate as per the arrow to
the lock position.
When the child safety lock is activated, you
need to pull the external door handle to open
the door. To deactivate the child safety lock,
please plug the key and rotate to the unlock
position.
KEYS, DOORS AND WINDOWS
The two rear doors are equipped with a
child safety lock respectively. They
fun ct ion sepa ra tel y and m us t be
activated manually and respectively.
Note
When the child safety lock is activated,
do not attempt to pull the internal door
handle to open the door. Otherwise, the
door handle may be damaged.
Note
Walk Away Lock / Approach Unlock*
Doors
Liftgate
External Liftgate Switch
As shown in the figure, the liftgate release
switch is above the liftgate license plate.
When the liftgate is to be opened, firstly,
unlock the door, and then press the switch to
unlock the liftgate, and open the liftgate.
According to the vehicle configuration, for the
vehicles equipped with PEPS, you can directly
carry the remote key to approach the liftgate,
and press the switch to open the liftgate when
the vehicle is locked.
KEYS, DOORS AND WINDOWS
Liftgate Opening with Remote Key
Press the remote key liftgate opening key for
about 3s to unlock the liftgate when the engine
is shut down.
To lock the liftgate, you need to close it and
then lock it.
Electric Liftgate*
Before opening the liftgate, make sure that the
vehicle stops, the gear is in parking gear, and
the handbrake is pulled to avoid any damage.
For AT model, you can operate the liftgate in
Gear P.
Make sure that your and other persons'
bodies are out of the opening range of the
liftgate, your or other persons' hands and
other body parts are out of the closing
range of the liftgate to avoid any personal
injury during liftgate opening or closing.
Warning
The Central Lock can also be operated by
Walk Away Lock* / Approach Unlock*
function. This function can be activated/
deactivated from Head Unit. The vehicle
automatically locks if you move away by more
than 1 metre (vehicle ignition off & all doors
close).
If you come within 1 metre range of vehicle
(Center lock condition) the vehicle will get
unlocked automatically provided you have a
valid smart key.
Door Lock Thermal Protection
If the doors are unlocked / locked for over 10
times within 8s, the locks will be prohibited for
10s to protect them.
Walk Away Lock
Approach Unlock
Vehicle Setting
Central Door Lock System
The central door lock system enables you to
lock and unlock all doors with the remote
control or the central door lock switch from
inside.
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As shown in the figure above, open the right
front door and two rear doors, and find the
internal knobs of locks (not the knob of child
safety lock).
Rotate the knobs outward with a key, and
close the doors. At last, pull the external
handles to ensure that the doors are locked.
At this time, please pull the internal handle
once first if you want to open the door.
For the left front door, please plug the key in
the external door handle and rotate the key
clockwise to lock the door. Please refer to the
content in the Subsection “External Door
Locking and Unlocking”.
If there is noise while opening/closing
doors or driving, apply lubricating grease
on the door catches and hinges.
Note
Child Safety Lock
The rear doors are equipped with child safety
locks.
The function of the child safety lock is to
prevent passengers (especially children) from
pulling the door handle to open the rear door.
To activate the child safety lock:
1. Open the rear door that you want to lock.
2. Find the child safety lock hole on the door
edge and near the middle position.
3. Plug the key and rotate as per the arrow to
the lock position.
When the child safety lock is activated, you
need to pull the external door handle to open
the door. To deactivate the child safety lock,
please plug the key and rotate to the unlock
position.
KEYS, DOORS AND WINDOWS
The two rear doors are equipped with a
child safety lock respectively. They
fun ct ion sepa ra tel y and m us t be
activated manually and respectively.
Note
When the child safety lock is activated,
do not attempt to pull the internal door
handle to open the door. Otherwise, the
door handle may be damaged.
Note
Walk Away Lock / Approach Unlock*
Doors
Liftgate
External Liftgate Switch
As shown in the figure, the liftgate release
switch is above the liftgate license plate.
When the liftgate is to be opened, firstly,
unlock the door, and then press the switch to
unlock the liftgate, and open the liftgate.
According to the vehicle configuration, for the
vehicles equipped with PEPS, you can directly
carry the remote key to approach the liftgate,
and press the switch to open the liftgate when
the vehicle is locked.
KEYS, DOORS AND WINDOWS
Liftgate Opening with Remote Key
Press the remote key liftgate opening key for
about 3s to unlock the liftgate when the engine
is shut down.
To lock the liftgate, you need to close it and
then lock it.
Electric Liftgate*
Before opening the liftgate, make sure that the
vehicle stops, the gear is in parking gear, and
the handbrake is pulled to avoid any damage.
For AT model, you can operate the liftgate in
Gear P.
Make sure that your and other persons'
bodies are out of the opening range of the
liftgate, your or other persons' hands and
other body parts are out of the closing
range of the liftgate to avoid any personal
injury during liftgate opening or closing.
Warning
The Central Lock can also be operated by
Walk Away Lock* / Approach Unlock*
function. This function can be activated/
deactivated from Head Unit. The vehicle
automatically locks if you move away by more
than 1 metre (vehicle ignition off & all doors
close).
If you come within 1 metre range of vehicle
(Center lock condition) the vehicle will get
unlocked automatically provided you have a
valid smart key.
Door Lock Thermal Protection
If the doors are unlocked / locked for over 10
times within 8s, the locks will be prohibited for
10s to protect them.
Walk Away Lock
Approach Unlock
Vehicle Setting
Central Door Lock System
The central door lock system enables you to
lock and unlock all doors with the remote
control or the central door lock switch from
inside.
1918
KEYS, DOORS AND WINDOWS
Internal Liftgate Switch
Press the switch. The liftgate automatically
opens after two prompt tones. When the
liftgate is to be closed, press the switch. The
liftgate automatically closes after two prompt
tones. The locking sound and two flashes of
hazard warning lamp represent that the liftgate
is closed and locked.
Liftgate Closing Switch
In the liftgate open state, press the liftgate
closing switch, as shown in the figure. The
liftgate automatically closes after two prompt
tones. The locking sound and two flashes of
hazard warning lamp represent that the liftgate
is closed and locked.
During liftgate opening or closing, press this
switch shortly. The liftgate will stop at the
present position.
Setting of liftgate opening height: Adjust the
opening height slowly manually after the
liftgate is open. Press this switch for 3s after
adjustment, and hear a prompt tone to end the
setting. The subsequent liftgate opens to this
height to stop.
You can also pull the liftgate to close with
hands. When a certain speed is reached, the
liftgate will enter the electric closing mode.
External Liftgate Switch
Firstly, unlock the vehicle, and press the
switch. The liftgate automatically opens after
two prompt tones. When the liftgate is to be
closed, press the switch. The liftgate
automatically closes after two prompt tones.
The locking sound and two flashes of hazard
warning lamp represent that the liftgate is
closed and locked.
Before driving, please make sure that the
liftgate is closed and locked. When
leaving the vehicle, make sure that the
liftgate is closed and locked, and the
vehicle is locked.
Caution
Kick Type Electric Tailgate*
In the unlocked state of the door, stand behind
the tailgate, use your instep to reach below the
rear license plate position, and then retract it
to complete a correct triggering action. After
the two beeps sound, the tailgate opens or
closes slowly.
When you close the tailgate, you hear a lock
sound and the hazard warning light flashes twice,
indicating that the tailgate is closed and locked.
With the door locked, if you have a key on
your body, you can kick and open and close the
tailgate directly.
Anti-pinch Function of Liftgate
1. During liftgate closing, when any obstacle
(such as finger) touches the anti-pinch
strip in the zone, as shown in Figure ①, it
triggers the anti-pinch function. The
liftgate opens reversely to the preset
stopping point.
For the anti-pinch function of the liftgate,
a better anti-pinch cannot be realized at
every position. The position closer to the
liftgate hinge has a stronger anti-pinch
force. Please keep your finger or other
body parts away from the range of
movement to avoid any personal injury.
Note
Liftgate Antiplay
Before the liftgate is not completely locked, if
the anti-pinch strip is triggered for 3 times,
then the liftgate enters antiplay mode. The
liftgate stops moving, and the switch is invalid.
Please close the liftgate manually.
2. During liftgate closing, when any obstacle
(such as personnel) with stronger
resistance is in the resistance anti-pinch
zone, as shown in Figure ②, the liftgate
enters the anti-pinch mode. The liftgate
opens reversely to the preset stopping
point.
KEYS, DOORS AND WINDOWS
The vehicle should be in locked condition
while washing. The tailgate may open by
underbody jet pressure / bucket flush.
Note
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