AWD models have 7 driving modes. Choose one by turning the driving mode knob or from the central screen. The matching mode symbol appears on the cluster with a voice confirmation.
| Mode | Best for |
|---|---|
| ECO | Saving fuel – manages engine speed and gear choice. |
| NORMAL | Everyday driving with balanced power and economy. |
| SPORT | Sharper handling, control and performance. |
| Snow | Hard but slippery surfaces: snow, ice, grass, gravel. |
| Mud | Muddy, uneven surfaces with a thin, shallow layer of mud or ruts. |
| Sand | Soft, dry sand, beaches and desert. |
| Off-road | Rough mountain tracks and getting the car unstuck – improves acceleration and ability to get through. |
ECO
NORMAL
SPORT
Snow
Mud
Sand
Off-road
Note:Idle stop-start is switched off by default in Snow, Mud, Sand and Off-road modes.
Note:Adaptive Cruise Control accelerates gently in ECO, Snow, Mud and Sand, and more briskly in SPORT and Off-road.
Caution:Keep the windows and sunroof closed in Off-road mode – mud and dirt can splash in and damage interior equipment.
Caution:If stability control (ESP) is switched off, the car's ability to limit wheelspin and get itself unstuck is reduced, even in Snow, Mud, Sand or Off-road mode.