Driving characteristics
Explore the features that affect driving performance and dynamics. This can allow you to customise your driving experience.
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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 in the display. |
Performance All-Wheel Drive | You can set your car's power delivery to prioritise range or performance. |
Electronic stability control | You can turn the electronic stability control1 off if you want a more active driving experience or if you are stuck in mud or deep snow. |
Hill descent | By activating hill descent, your car can brake in a more controlled and active way. This can be useful if you are driving downhill at low speeds. |
Steering feel | Adjusting the steering feel affects the steering wheel resistance and firmness. |
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.