Adjusting the center second-row seat headrest

The center seat headrest should be adjusted according to your height and should fully support back of your head if possible.

A correctly adjusted headrest can help prevent neck injury during collisions. It's important to align the headrest to cover as much as possible of the back of the head.

Correct headrest adjustment
Correct headrest level

Upward movement of the headrest is not locked.

Pull the headrest upwards to a level that suits your height.

To lower the headrest, press and hold the button above the flip-down arm rest to release the lock. Then, carefully push the headrest down.

Center headrest locking button
Locking button on the center headrest

 Tip

Make a habit of lowering the headrest when the center seat is not in use. In the lowered position, it doesn't risk obstructing the rear view.