Putting on the seat belt

For effective protection, seat belts must be properly worn.

Adjust seat and headrest

Grasping the strap by the tongue, evenly pull the strap around your chest and pelvic area.

Insert the tongue into the slot of the lock designed for this seat until you hear an audible click (pic. 1.96).



Try pulling the strap up to make sure the strap is secure.

Each winder is equipped with a pretensioner. A signal lamp is used to control the functional readiness of the pretensioner.

Each seat belt is equipped with a winder on the shoulder branch. When moving slowly, the shoulder branch provides complete freedom of movement. In the event of sudden braking, cornering and acceleration, the rewinder locks the shoulder belt.

Each seat belt, except for the seat belt in the driver's seat, is equipped with a child lock. Be sure to read the rules for using the child lock.

WARNING: Incorrect seat belt position can cause serious injury in an accident.

WARNING: The maximum protective effect of the seat belts is achieved when the rear seatback is in a position close to upright and the occupants are correctly wearing their seat belts.

WARNING: Never insert the belt tongue into the buckle of another seat.

WARNING: If the belt is not properly positioned, it cannot provide effective protection. If the belt branches are not positioned correctly, the risk of serious injury increases.