Explore the features that affect driving performance and dynamics. This can allow you to customise your driving experience.
Your car has several features that affect your car's driving dynamics and performance.
| One pedal drive | This allows you to both brake and accelerate using only the accelerator pedal. The function can be turned on or off and adjusted in the centre display. |
| Creep | Automatic creeping allows you to drive at very low speeds without holding down the accelerator. |
| Power delivery | You can set your car's power delivery to prioritise range or performance. |
| Steering feel | Adjusting the steering feel affects the steering wheel resistance and firmness. |
| Suspension feel | The suspension feel affects the ride quality and can be adjusted in the centre display. |
| Raised suspension | Raised suspension gives your car a higher ground clearance and can be useful when driving off-road. It also activates hill descent control, allowing your car to brake in a more controlled and active way. |
| Hill descent control | Activating hill descent control can be useful if you are driving downhill as it allows your car to brake in a more controlled and active way to help you avoid unwanted acceleration. |
| Electronic stability control1 | You can turn the electronic stability control off if you want a more active driving experience or if you are stuck in mud or deep snow. |
Tip
Exterior sound
Your car plays an artificial driving sound when you are driving at low speeds. This is to alert others of your presence.
