A choice of instrument panel layouts and displays are available. The dial layout comprises the following:
Alternative displays and layouts are selected via the left-side steering wheel controls. See CONFIGURING THE INSTRUMENT PANEL.
All instruments are only visible when the vehicle’s ignition is switched on.
A number of instrument panel layout options are available:
Instrument panel layout options are selected via the left-side steering wheel controls. See INSTRUMENT PANEL MENU OPERATION.
Select the Display Layout menu to change the instrument panel layout.
The speedometer displays the current vehicle speed. Depending on market specification, the speedometer can be configured to display in mph or km/h.
To configure the speedometer, touch the settings icon on the touchscreen.
From the settings menu:
The tachometer displays the current engine speed in revolutions per minute (rpm).
The information panel displays information and menu selection options to the driver. Three information panels are available: Left, right, and central. The information panels displayed are dependent on the instrument panel layout. See CONFIGURING THE INSTRUMENT PANEL.
The information panels can be configured to meet personal preferences using the left-side steering wheel controls. See INSTRUMENT PANEL MENU OPERATION and INSTRUMENT PANEL MENU OPTIONS.
To configure an information panel:
The fuel gauge displays the current fuel tank level. An arrowhead symbol, next to the fuel pump symbol, indicates which side of the vehicle the fuel filler flap is located.
The low fuel warning lamp illuminates to indicate that the vehicle should be refueled in the near future.
The approximate driving distance for the current fuel level can be viewed via the trip computer. See TRIP COMPUTER.
The temperature gauge displays the current engine temperature.
If the pointer moves into the red segment, the engine is overheating. In this event, the engine temperature warning lamp illuminates.
If the engine overheats, stop the vehicle as soon as safety permits. Allow the engine to idle until the temperature reduces. If the temperature does not reduce after several minutes, switch the engine off and allow it to cool.
If the problem persists, seek qualified assistance immediately.
The instrument panel’s display settings and some vehicle features is configured using the instrument panel menu. The instrument panel menu is operated via the left-side steering wheel controls. Press the center of the controls to display the instrument panel menu and the instrument panel menu controls.
To operate the instrument panel menu:
The following main menu options are available:
Tire pressures.
Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS).
Passenger airbag.
Dynamic instrument panel layout auto apply.
4x4i information auto display.
Warning message display options.
The instrument panel displays warning and information messages to the driver.
Warning messages require the driver to take action as soon as safely possible. Warning messages are accompanied by a warning lamp.
Information messages provide the driver with vehicle information or actions to be taken.
Press the center of the left-side steering wheel controls to clear a message. See INSTRUMENT PANEL MENU OPERATION.
If a persistent fault is detected, the instrument panel displays the relevant message each time the vehicle’s ignition is switched on. The messages are displayed in order of importance, with the highest priority message being displayed first. Each message is displayed for 2 seconds. Some messages may be accompanied by an audible tone.
Some messages may also display an Owner’s Handbook symbol. Further information on the message can be found in the relevant section of the Owner’s Handbook.
The trip computer displays and stores trip information. The information panel displays the information.
The following information can be displayed:
Press and release the trip button, located on the end of the lighting control, to scroll through the available options.
Some trip computer information can be reset to zero. Press and hold the trip button for 2 seconds, when the instrument panel displays the required information.
Two trip computers are available: Trip A and Trip B. Both display the same information. To switch between the trip computers:
A third option, Trip Auto, is also available. Trip Auto allows the driver to add or remove data from either Trip A or Trip B to a running total.
To add data for the last journey to Trip Auto:
The trip computer can be configured to display in miles or km in the same way as the speedometer. See SPEEDOMETER.
The trip computer displays an estimation of the range the vehicle can travel before refueling is required. The estimation is based on the amount of fuel held in the fuel tank and the average fuel consumption figure from previous mileage.
The HUD projects some instrument panel information onto the windshield.
To switch the HUD on or off:
To select which items the HUD displays:
If the HUD requires cleaning, follow the recommended procedure. See CLEANING SCREENS AND DISPLAYS.
The position, brightness, and contents of the HUD can be adjusted.
It is important to correctly set the position of the HUD before use. The correct position is dependent on the height of the driver and the seat position.
To set the HUD to the correct position:
The position of the HUD can be stored using the seat memory function. See SEAT POSITION MEMORY.
To adjust the brightness of the HUD:
To select the items to be displayed on the HUD:
The Head-Up Display (HUD)
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