• Make sure that the brakes work as intended.
• Check the tire tread depth and pressure. If there is a risk of snowy or icy roads, change to winter tires.
• Ensure that the wipers are in good shape and replace them if needed.
• Fill up the washer fluid.
• Check that no fluids are leaking from the vehicle.
• Ensure that the engine is running properly and fuel consumption is normal.
• Make sure that useful equipment is in place, such as charging cables, a puncture repair kit, first aid kit, a warning triangle and a reflective vest.
• If you plan to visit a region that uses different units of measurement, such as miles or kilometers per hour, you can change the vehicle's unit settings.
• If driving in a region with different traffic laws, make sure the vehicle is equipped as required, and read up on how the rules of the road differ from what you're used to.
• Remote areas may have poor or no internet connection. If you plan to drive in these areas, download the maps you need in the navigation app so you can use them when your vehicle is offline.