Quattroporte (2016) - Automotive Maserati - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Quattroporte (2016) Maserati

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MASERATI

Quattroporte

QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

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DearCustomer,

ThankyouforchoosingaMaserati.

ThisvehiclerepresentstheresultofMaserati'sgreatexperienceinthedesignand productionofsports,touringandracingvehicles.

The purpose of this guide and of the documents on the DVD you received a list to provide you with an understanding of the equipment, systems and controls in the vehicle and to explain how they work.

ThisguidedoesnotreplacetheOwner'sManual,availableonDVD,butitisthought asasummary,toidentifyandquicklylearntheuseofthevehiclecommandsinorder toperformsomerequiredoperationsandsafelydriveyourMaserati.

BesidestheDVD,suppliedwhilepurchasingthevehicle,theOwner'sManualandenclosedsupplements,youwillfindtwoadditionalinsertsofusefulinformationontheMaseratiTouchControlsystemandRearSeatEntertainment(optionalequipment).

VideocontentsavailableontheDVDcanbeviewedontheMTCdisplayinthecar. TheDVDalsoincludesaPDFformatofthesamedocumentationandWarrantyCard tobereadonastandardPC,andprint.Alldocumentationisalsoavailableat www.maserati.com.

Readthroughthesedocumentstobecomefamiliarwiththestandardandoptional equipmentofyourMaseratiandlearnhowtouseitsfullpotential.

Foranyservicingneeds,pleasecontacttheMaseratiServiceNetwork.Ourtrained technicalstaffisconstantlyupdatedandprovidedwiththerequireequipmentin ordertoensurethatallserviceoperationsareperformedproperlyandreliably.

Pleasevisitthewebsitewww.maserati.comtofindthenearestcentreoftheMaseratiServiceNetwork.

Beforedrivingthevehicleforthefirsttime, pleasereadthisguidecarefully, which togetherwiththeaddsenclosedintheDVD,areintegralpartofthevehicleand shouldthereforealwaysbekeptonboard.

YoucanpurchaseaprintedcopyofthedocumentsavailableontheDVDatyour dealeroftheMaseratiServiceNetwork.

Maseratiisengagedinenvironmentalprotectionandpreservationofnatural resources. Thisisthereasonthatledthechoiceofusingelectronicformatinsteadof paperfortheonboarddocumentation,reducingsubsequentlytheuseofproducts derivedfromwoodprocessing.

NOTE:

Theupdatedversionoftheon-boarddocumentationcanbeconsultedbyaccessing thesection "SERVICES"onthewebsitewww.maserati.comorbyusingthespecific appsdevelopedforthemorecommonTabletandSmartphone.

BecauseoftheevolutionsoftheMASERATIproducts,whicharecontinually developedandperfected,MASERATIS.p.A.reservestherighttomakemodifications tothismanualaswellastothetechnicalcontents,functionsandequipmentofthe vehiclesdelivered.

Therefore, the user is not entitled to any claims based on the contents (texts, data, illustrations, explanations and regulations) in this manual, which are based on the data known at the time of going to print.

Introduction

Thisguideillustratesmaintenanceanduseinformationrelatedtothefollowing motorizationmodels.

MotorizationModelAbbreviationFuelTypeGroup
V8gasolineengineV8-Gasoline		GasolineV6gasolineengineV6-Gasoline
V6-AWDgasolineengineV6-Gasoline-AWD
V6dieselengine(for marketswhereprovided)	V6-DieselDiesel

Unless otherwise specified, the information applied to all models.

IMPORTANTWARNINGSWHENDRIVING

• Itisthedriver's responsibility to operate the vehicles safely: driving while distracted can result in loss of vehicle control and causes serious accidents.
• Maseratistronglyadvisesthedrivertouseextremec cautionwhileusingdevicesor functionsthatcoulddiverttheattentionfromtheroad.
• Mobilephones, computers, portableradios, or other devices improperly used while the carisin motion can be dangerous and causes serious accidents.
• SendingSMSwhiledrivingisdangerous:dosoonlywhenthecarisstationary.
• Somecountriesbannedtheuseofmobilephoneswhiledriving:itistherefore alwaysthedriver'sresponsibilitytorespectthetrafficregulationsofthecountryin whichyouaretravelling.

Updating

The vehicle's high quality level is guaranteed by constant improvements. Therefore, ther may provetobed differences between this manual and your vehicle.

Thisguidereferstoversofthisspecificvehiclemodel,onlyinformationregarding trimmingandmotorisationofthepurchasedvehicleshouldthereforebeconsidered Allspecificationsandillustrationscontainedinthismanualareaccordingtothe printingdate.

NOTE:

Theupdatedversionoftheon-boarddocumentationcanbeconsultedbyaccessing thesection "SERVICES" onthewebsitewww.maserati.comorbyusingthespecific appsdevelopedforthemorecommonTabletandSmartphone.

Warningsymbols

Thetitleofatopiclinkedtoawarningisgiventhesymbolwithapagenumber thatallowsyoutoidentifythecorrespondingwarningsreportedattheendofthe guide.Beforeyouputintopracticetheindicationordescribedoperation,always refertotheattachedinstructions.

Thewarningsreportedattheendoftheguideareofthreedifferenttypes, marked byasymbol.Belowisthemeaningofthissymbols:

WARNING!

FailuretocomplywiththeinstructionscouldcauseHAZARDOUSSITUATIONS involvingpersonalandvehiclesafety.

ENVIRONMENTAL!

Itdefinesthecorrectdrivingbehaviourtoprotecttheenvironment.

CAUTION!

Aimedatpreventinganydamagetothevehicleandthushazardsinvolvingthesafety ofpersons.

Othersymbols

Thisguidefeaturesothersymbolsthatidentifytherecommendedstate, starting conditionofthevehicleoritscontrolsfortherequiredoperation. Thesesymbolsmay befoundbesideorwithinthetopictitle.

SymbolMeaningofsymbols
	Indicatesthatthefeature,componentordescribedequipmentisoptional foralloronlyforsomeversions/marketsandthatitmightnotbepresent onthisvehicle.
	IndicatestorefertothedocumentsavailableonDVDdeliveredwiththeon boarddocumentationforfurtherdetails.Youcanrequireaprintedcopyof thisdocumentsattheMaseratiServiceNetwork.
	IndicatestocontactaMaseratiServiceNetworkcentreassoonaspossible.
	Theignitiondevicemustbeintheindicatedposition(s).

SymbolMeaningofsymbols

	Indicatesthenecessityofhavingtheremotecontrolwithin10m(33ft) fromthevehicle.
	Indicatesthenecessityofhavingtheremotecontrolatadistanceof1,5m (5ft)fromtheexteriorhandlesofthedoorsequippedwithPassiveEntry function.
	Indicatesthenecessityofhavingtheremotecontrolatthedistanceof1m (3ft)fromthebootlid.
	Indicatesthenecessityofhavingtheremotecontrolinsidethepassenger compartment.
	IndicatestheenginemustbeOff.
	Indicatestheenginemustberunning.
	Indicatestomanuallyentertheparkingbrake.
	IndicatesthegearshiftlevermustbeinP(Park).
	IndicatesthegearshiftlevermustbeinN(Neutral).
	IndicatesthegearshiftlevermustbeinR(Reverse).
	IndicatesthegearshiftlevermustbeinD(Drive).

Important notes for consultation

• Left"or"right"alwaysrefertothevehicledirectionoftravel.
• Allinformationandillustrationsarebasedonaleft-handdrivevehicle.
• Onright-handdrivevehicles, some controls are arranged differently than shown in the illustrations.
• If not otherwise specified, the instrument clusters shown in the images belong to the V8 Gasolinemodel – however the indications given are also valid for all the other models.

Abbreviations

Somedescription sand terms with particular meanings are found in this guide in an abbreviated form.

A/CAIRCONDITIONINGSYSTEM.

ABSANTI-LOCKBRAKINGSYSTEM-Wheellockingpreventionsystemduringbraking.

AWDALL-WHEELDRIVE.

Drivingthevehicle. 4 4

Inanemergency....65

Maintenanceandcare. 79

Technicalspecifications. 88

Warnings. 93

Index....115

Close-up of a car's front and side profiles with visible brand logos including BMW and Audi.

CONTROLSANDCOMPONENTS-BRIEFLY

Onremotecontrol. 9

Frontandcentralarea.... 1 0

Ondashboardandfrontdomeconsole.....10

Oncentralconsole. 1 1

Onfrontdoors. 1 1

Reararea. 12

Betweentherearseats. 12

Onreardoors. 13

Onreardomeconsole. 13

ONREMOTECONTROL

SymbolFunction
[CY6X]	Pressoncetounlockdriver'ssidefrontdoororalldoors,thefuelfiller flap,todisarmtheanti-theftsystemandtoactivatetheenter/exit lightingsystem.Pressasecondtimeandkeepitpresseduntilcompleteopeningofthe window.
[SADX]	Pressoncetolockalldoors,thefuelfillerflapandarmtheanti-theft system.Eachtimetheanti-theftsystemisarmed,theanti-intrusion sensorsandanti-liftsensorsactivelymonitorthevehicle.When armingtheanti-theftsystem,itispossibletodisablethesesensorsby pressingthe buttonontheremotecontrolthreetimewithin5 secondsfromthemomentthesystemhasbeenarmed(meanwhilethe securityalarmlightflashesrapidly).Pressasecondtimeandkeepitpresseduntilcompleteclosureofthe windowand/orofthesunroof(*),iftheywereopen.Afterthelockingcommand,PowerBootLid/HandFree(*)willstay openifithasbeenleftopen.Closebootlidandrepeatthecommand.
	Presstwicewithinfivesecondstounlatchthebootlid.Ifequippedwith PowerBootLid/HandFree(*),pressingthebuttoninthesameway allowsusertocompletelyopenthebootlid,butalsotostopandresume itsmovementinasequentialway.
[3CT2]	Presstoturnontheexternallightsandthedimmablecourtesylightsin thepassengercompartment-thedoorsremainlocked.

Theeffectiverangeoftheremotecontrol is10m(33ft)approximately.Thereisno needtoaimitatthevehicle.Theremote controlaccommodatesanemergencykey forthedriver'sdoorhandlelockinthe eventthevehicleorremotecontrol batterygoesdead.

Toremovetheemergencykey, slidethe mechanicallatch(arrowed)ontheback oftheremotecontrolandthenpullthe keyout.

Two car door lockers with control buttons and directional arrows, one pointing to a white arrow (no text or symbols on keys)

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FRONTANDCENTRALAREA

Ondashboardandfrontdomeconsole

Labeled interior view of a car dashboard with numbered components for identification

1. Adjustable side air outlets.
2. Engine START/STOP button.
   3.Headlightswitch.
3. Lightdimmercontrols.
4. Steeringwheelcontrols.
5. Instrumentcluster.
   7.Rightshiftpaddle+(°).
   8.Leftshiftpaddle-(°).
   9.Enginelidrelease.
6. Adjustable central air outlets.
   11.Analogclock.
   12.MTCdisplay.
   13.Hazardlightsswitch.
7. Climatecontrols.

15.SDMemorycardslot.
16.CD/DVDslot.
17. Internal rear view mirror.
18.Frontdomeconsole.
19.Storagecompartmenthandle.
20.Storagecompartment.
21. Dashboard glovebox handle.
22. Dashboard storage compartment.
23.Anti-theftsystemarmedindicator.
24. Multifunctionlever(windshield wipers, headlightwasher, headlight beams and flashers selection, turn signals).
(°)Ifequipped.

Oncentralconsole

1. Automatictransmissionshiftlever.
   2.Drivemodeswitches.
2. Electric Parking Brakelever.
3. CoverforcompartmentwithAUXand USBport.
4. Coverforcupholderandpowersocket compartment.
5. Unlockbuttonforcentralconsolewith cupholderandpoweroutlet.
6. Centralconsolecoverswitharmrest function.
7. Airoutlets (adjustable).
8. Rearpowersunshade(°)andrearseats comfort(°)controlspanel.
   10.Storagecompartment.
9. Rearclimatecontrolspanelfor four-zoneairconditioner(*).
   (°)Forversions/markets,whereprovided.

Diagram of car interior components with numbered labels pointing to different parts of the dashboard and seat.

A/CDual-zone

Diagram of car interior components with numbered labels pointing to various parts of the dashboard and seatbelt.

A/CFour-zone

Onfrontdoors

1. Externaldoorhandle.
2. Doorlockbuttonwith "PassiveEntry" function.
3. Dooroutboardopeninglock.
4. Internaldoorhandle.
5. Rearviewmirrors, powerwindows and powerswitchesdoorunlocks/locks switchespanel.
6. Bootlidrelease.
7. Loudspeakers.
   8.Storagecompartment.
8. Internaldoorlock/unlockknob.
   10.Driver'sseatandrearmirrorsmemoryswitch.
9. Reflexreflector.

Diagram of car interior components with numbered labels pointing to different parts of the dashboard.

CONTROLSANDCOMPONENTS-BRIEFLY

12.Passengerpowerwindowswitch.
13. Powerdoorunlocks/locks, passenger door.
14. Doorpanelgrip.

Labeled diagram of a car interior with numbered parts, showing structural components and an inset detail view.

REARAREA

Betweentherearseats

1. Armrestcupholdercoversunlock button.

2. Armrestcompartmentunlockbutton withpoweroutlet.

3. Cupholdercompartmentlid(°).

4. Rearseatscomfortcontrolspanelon rearstoragecompartment(°).
5. Frontandrearrightseatadjustment controls(°).
6. Leftrearseatadjustmentcontrol(°).
7. Four-zonesA/C(*) controlspanel.
8. Unlockbuttonforcoversonrear centralconsole(°).
9. Storage covers with arm rest function (°).

Diagram of car seatbelt mechanism with numbered labels pointing to specific components

Diagram of car interior with numbered parts for identification

"ComfortLuxury"rearseats

1. Recliningshelftoaccessstoragebox betweentherearseats(°).
   11.12VpoweroutletandUSBport(*).

(°)Componentsrelativetothe"Comfort Luxury"rearseats(*).

Diagram of car backseat interior with labeled compartments and a laptop inside the seat

"ComfortLuxury"rearseats

Onreardoors

1. Internalreardoorhandle.
   2.Grip.
2. Loudspeaker.
3. Doorstorage pockets.
4. Powerwindow/sunshadeandpower doorslock/unlockbuttons.
5. "Childprotection" doorlocksystem.
6. Insidedoorlock/unlockknob.
7. Reflexreflector.
8. Externaldoorhandle.
9. Doorlockbuttonwith "PassiveEntry" function(*).

Diagram of car interior components with numbered labels pointing to different parts

Onreardomeconsole

1. Reading lights control button.
2. Centrallightcontrolbutton.
3. Readinglights.
4. Centrallight.

Labeled diagram of a device component with numbered parts 1, 2, 3, and 4

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USINGTHECONTROLS

Enteringandexitingthevehicle. 15

Unlockingandopeningthedoors. 15

Accessingtheboot. 16

Ignitiondevicepositions. 17

Lockingthedoorsfrominside. 18

Exitingthevehicleandarmingtheanti-theft system. 18

Adjustingthedriver'sseat. 19

Adjustingtheseat. 19

Adjustingtheexternalrear-viewmirrors. . . . . . . 2 0

Steeringwheeladjustment. 21

Pedaladjustment. 21

Storingdriver'sseatsettings. 2 2

Understandingtheinstrumentcluster. 23

Meaningofinstrumentclusterwarninglightsand indicators. 23

Displaysettings. 27

MTCoperation. 29

MTCcontrols. 29

Poweron. 29

Frontseatcomfortsettings. 30

Browsinganaddress. 30

Storingandlisteningtoaradiostation. 32

Playingatrackfromanoutsidesource. 34

Makingandreceivingphonecalls. 36

ViewingtheDVDdocumentation.... 3 8

Editingprogrammablesettings. 3 9

Operatingpowerwindows,sunroofandsunshades. 39

Driver'sandpassengers'windows. 39

Powersunroofwithsunshade(*). 4 1

Powersunshadeonreardoors'windows. 4 1

Rearwindowsunshade. 42

Unlockingandopeningthedoors

SeeWarningspage94

DoorscanbeunlockedusingtheremotecontrolorthePassiveEntrysystem.

- Pressandreleasetheunlockbutton ontheremotecontroloncetounlock thedriver'sdoor,ortwicewithinfive secondstounlockalldoorsandthefuel fillerflap.

Diagram of a car interior with labeled compartments and directional arrow indicating flow or movement

- Whentheremotecontroliswithina 1,5m(5ft)range,grabbingthe externaldriver'sdoorhandleunlocks thedriver'sdoorautomatically; grabbingtheexternalpassenger'sdoor handlewillunlockalldoors.Inboth cases,thefuelfillerflapandtheboot lidwillunlockaswell.

Diagram showing a hand holding a remote control with signal waves, alongside a device icon and a small meter.

NOTE:

• Youmaysetupthesystemtounlockalldoorsatthefirstpressofthebutton:in thiscase,whenyougrabthehandleonthedriver'sside,youwillunlockalldoors.It isalsopossibletosettheheadlightstoturnonfor90secondsafterthedoorsare unlocked:
• Whentedoorsare unlocked, the direction indicators will flashto indicate unlock signal recognition. The Enter/Exitlightingsystem will activate as well.
• Once unlocked, pullthedoorhandleoutwardsandopenthedoor. If the door will not open, the vehicle or remote control battery may be dead.
• Whenthisthecase, you may us the emergency key accommodated in theremote control to open the door. Insert it in the driver door lock.

Accessingtheboot

SeeWarningspage94

- Tounlockandopenthebootlidfromoutside,pressthebuttonontheremote controltwicewithinfiveseconds.

- Presstheexternalreleasebutton locatedundertheouteredgeofthelid, betweenthenumberplatelights. The releasefunctionisactivatedonlywhen thevehiclehasbeenunlockedusingthe remotecontrolorthePassiveEntry system.

- ifthe"PassiveEntry"functionhas beencheck-markedfromtheMTC menu,itisnecessarytokeepthe remotecontrolwithin 1 m (3 ft) of thebootlid;

TOMARML ↑

- ifthe "PassiveEntry" function was not checked-marked from the MTC menu, then it is not necessary to have the remote control within 1 m (3 ft) from the boot lid. Toopenthebootlidfrominsidethepassengercompartment, thegearshiftlever mustbeintheP(Park)position(seechapter "Startingtheengine" insection "Driving thevehicle").

- Pressthebutton(arrowed)onthe driver'sdoorpaneltounlockandopen thebootlidorthePowerBootLid/Hand Free(*),ifequipped.Pressingthis buttoninsequence,thepowerbootlid stopsandresumetheopeningstroke untiltheendofprocess.

F-DEC

Thebootopenconditionwilldisplayontheinstrumentclusteruntilthelidisclosed. Anemergencyhandleisprovidedinsidethebootlid,nearthelatch,toopentheliid frominside.

USINGTHECONTROLS

PowerbootlidreleaseandclosingwithHandsFreemode

OnthecarsthathavePowerBootLid/HandFree(*)operation,youcanopenand closeitwiththeonlymovementofthefootintheareaundertherearbumper,with theremotecontrolwithin1,5m(5ft)ofthepowerbootlid.

Inorderforthesensorstodetectyourfootmovement(kick),moveyourfoottowards thevehicleratherthansideways.

Whenthepowerbootlidisopen, tomoveittherearetwobuttonspositionedonits rightlowerpartandindicatedinthedetailoffigure.

Formoredetails:

Diagram showing a car's rear detection area with warning symbols and warning circles, including Chinese text labels.

Interior view of a car seat with a blue arrow pointing to the seat area, showing no text or symbols.

Ignitiondevicepositions

SeeWarningspage94

Theignitiondevicehasthreeoperatingmodesandisactivatedbypassingthe centralbuttononly.

• Pressandreleasethecentralbutton,toswitchfromonemodetothenextwithout startingtheengine:theactivemodeindicationwilllightupontheouterring.
• Push the central START/STOP button with brake pedal pressed and ignition device inanyofthethreeoperatingmodes,tostarttheengine(seechapter"Startingthe engine"insection"Drivingthevehicle").

OFFisthestartingmodethatenables centraliseddoorlockingfrominsidethe vehicle,providedthatalldoorsare closed.

ACCputspowertoaccessories. RUNenablesalldevicesandcontrolsof thevehicle.

After30minutesofinactivitywiththe ignitiondeviceintheRUNorACC position,thegearshiftleverinP(Park) positionandtheengineoff,thesystem turnsOFFautomaticallyinorderto preservebatterylife.

ACC OFF RUN START STOP O/PI OFF ACC RUN ENGINE

Lockingthedoorsfrominside

SeeWarningspage94

Manualdoorlock

Pushdownthedoorlockpinknobon eachdoortrimpanel.Ifthedoorlockpin knobisdownwhenyoushutthedoor, thedoorwilllock.Therefore,makesure youhavetheremotecontrolwithyou whenyouleavethevehiclebeforeclosing thedoor.

Interior view of a car showing the side door and seatbelt, with a blue arrow pointing to the left side (no text or symbols visible)

Centraliseddoorlocking

Thecentraliseddoorlockingswitchis locatedonthedoortrimpanelofeach door. Use this switch to lock all doors from inside.

Thecentraliseddoorlockingswitchwill notworkwhentheignitiondeviceisin theACCorRUNpositionandanyone doororthePowerBootLid/HandFree(*) isopen.

Interior view of a car showing the dashboard and side panel with a blue arrow pointing to the left side (no text or symbols present)

Exitingthevehicleandarmingtheanti-theftsystem

SeeWarningspage94

Press the START/STOP button until the ignition device and the instrument cluster display indicate that the vehicle is OFF. The anti-theftalarmsystem can be armed by anyone of the following methods.

- Pressthecentraliseddoorlockingswitch onthedriver'sdoorpanelwhilethe doorisopen.

Close-up of a car interior showing the dashboard and steering wheel (no text or symbols visible)

- Whentheremotecontroliswithina 1,5m(5ft)range,exitthevehicle,close thedoorandpressthebuttononthe externalhandleofthedriver'sor passenger'sdoor.Intheeventyouneed togetbackinthevehicle,waitatleast acoupleofsecondsonceyouhave pressedthebuttonbeforeoperating thehandletounlockandopenthe door(s).

Diagram showing a car door with a sensor icon and signal waves, indicating sound or data flow.

- Pressandreleasethelockbuttononthremotecontrol.

Inanyofthesesituations:

• ifoneormorewindowsand/orthesunroof(*)areopen,theywillremainopen.To closethewindowsand/orthesunroofpressagainthe lockbuttonontheremote controlandkeepituntilcompleteclosure;
• PowerBootLid/HandFree(*)willstayopenifithasbeenleftopen.Closebootlid andrepeatthecommandtoarmthealarmsystem.

When the anti-theft system is armed, the indicator light on the upper part of the dashboard will flash quickly for about 15 seconds and then keep on blinking until the alarms system is disarmed and the vehicle is unlocked.

The controls are on the outboard side of these at cushion.

The front controls 1 and 2 are shaped like the outline of a seat and adjust the seat forward/backpositionandheight,aswellascushionandseatbacktilt.

USINGTHECONTROLS

Therearmostcontrol3increasesordecreases(horizontalarrows)andraisesorlowers(verticalarrows)lumbarsupport.

Diagram of car interior with numbered labels pointing to a highlighted vehicle seat area

3D rendering of a car seat with measurement arrows indicating vertical and horizontal motion (no text or symbols)

Tomanuallyadjusttheheadrestraint, pressthelateralbutton.

NOTE:

Thefrontseatshavecushionandseatbackheatingandcanbealsoventilated(*). Thesefunctionsoperatewhentheengineerunning:pleasereadtheinstructionsin chapter"MTCoperation".

Adjustingtheexternalrear-viewmirrors

SeeWarningspage95

The power mirror controls are located on the driver's doort rim panel.

• PresstheL(left)orR(right)buttontoselectthemirroryouwishtoadjust.The buttonlightsup.
• Pressonanyofthefourarrowsontheroundswitchforthedirectionyouwantthe mirrortomove.

NOTE:

The triangular warning light that may appear on them mirrors when the vehicle is started in form the driver that Blind Spot Alert (BSA) function (*) is active. Form more details:

Interior view of a car's dashboard with a control panel and directional arrows indicating action buttons (no text or symbols present)

Diagram of a car's side mirror with directional arrows indicating movement or force (no text or symbols)

USINGTHECONTROLS

- Pressthemirrorcloseswitchlocatedbetweentheselectionbuttonsoncetofoldthe mirrorsandasecondtimetounfoldthemtothenormaldrivingposition.

Close-up of a car's front panel with a blue arrow pointing to the button (no text or symbols visible)

Side view of a car's front wheel and side door, showing a blue arrow pointing right (no text or symbols)

Steeringwheeladjustment

SeeWarningspage96

The control switch is located on the lower left side of the steering column.

• Toadjuststeeringwheeltilt, movethe switchupordownasrequired.
• Toadjuststeeringcolumnlength, pull theswitchtowardsyouorpushit fartherawaysrequired.

Interior view of a car dashboard with air filters and a blue arrow pointing to a circular component (no text or symbols visible)

Pedaladjustment

SeeWarningspage96

Thecontrol(forversions/marketswhere provided)islocatedonthefrontsideof theseatcushionandmovesthebrake andacceleratorpedalscloserorfarther awayfromthedriver'sfeet.

• Pressthecontroldownwardtomove thepedalsfartheraway.
• Pressthecontrolupwardtomovethe pedalscloser.

Interior view of a car showing the rear intake section with a blue arrow pointing to the nose area (no text or symbols visible)

Storingdriver'sseatsettings

Uptotwoindividualdriver'ssettingscan bestoredandeasilyrecalledatanytime usingthebuttonslocatedonthedriver's doortrimpanel(forversions/markets, whereprovided).Memorysettings includedriver'sseat,externalrear-view mirrors,steeringcolumnandsteering wheel,adjustablepedalsandasetof radiostationpresets.

Theremotecontrolcanbeenabledvia programmablesettingsonMTCtorecall memorysettingswhenthe buttonis pressed:

Interior view of a car dashboard and steering wheel, showing the steering wheel and dashboard (no text or symbols visible)

Followthesestepstostorenewmemorysettings.

• Adjustsettingstodesiredpreferences.
  •CycletheignitiondevicetotheOFFposition.
• Pressandreleasethe "S" button.
• Withinfiveseconds, pressandreleasebutton "1" or "2".
• Pressandreleasethebuttononheremotecontrol.
• Waitatleastthreeseconds, thenpressthebuttonontheremotecontrol.

Torecallmemorysettings, pressbutton "1" or "2" or the buttonontheremote controlassociatedtothesamememorypositionwithignitiondeviceinRUNposition. Youcancancelthecommandbypassinganyoneofthebuttons("S", "1" or "2") whilethecommandisexecuted.Whenacommandiscancelled, allmovementsstop. Waitatleastonesecondbeforeselectinganothermemoryposition.

NOTE:

• Savinganewmemorypositionwilleraseanexistingmemoryposition.
• MemoryprofilescanbesetwithoutthevehicleinP(Park),butthevehiclemustbe inP(Park)torecallamemoryprofile.

Meaningofinstrumentclusterwarninglightsandindicators

NOTE:

Certain warning lights can be displayed in combination with text message explaining why the light is on and mays suggest a possible action to eliminate the malfunction. These messages usually remain displayed on the TFT display for 5 seconds and stored (as long as there is the condition that caused the activation) in the archivemessages:

The symbolafterthewarninglightdescriptionmeansthatyouneedtohavethe vehicleservicedbyMaseratiServiceNetworkwhenthatlightlightsuporstayslit afteracheck.

Screenshot of a car dashboard with speedometer, navigation controls, and vehicle status indicators in Chinese.

Gasoline

Screenshot of a car dashboard with speedometer, navigation controls, and a highlighted Eiffel Tower diagram.

Diesel

Warninglightsandindicatorsonspeedometer

IconMeaning

Engineandtransmissionmalfunctionindicatorlight(MIL)

LeftdirectionindicatorsOn

IconMeaning

Tirepressuremonitoringwarninglight

ABSsystemmalfunctionwarninglight

ESCOnwarninglight Ifitlightsupandthemessageindicatingamalfunctionappears:

ESCOffindicator WhentheignitiondeviceissettoRUN,theESCsystemturnsoneven ifithadbeenturnedoffpreviously.

Warninglightsandindicatorsonrevcounter

IconMeaning

Start&StopActiveIndicator

Rearfoglightsindicator

Highbeamsindicator

Brakewarninglight Turnsonwiththerelatedmessagegetoindicatethattheparking brakeisapplied,thatthebrakefluidlevelislow,orthatthereisa problemwiththeABSsystemreservoir.

SeeWarningspage96

Airbagservicelight

RightdirectionindicatorsOn

Seatbeltreminderwarninglight

USINGTHECONTROLS

WarninglightsandindicatorsonTFTdisplay

IconMeaning
	Rechargesystemmalfunction/lowbatterywarninglight
	Automaticgearboxmalfunctionwarninglight
	Enginetemperaturewarninglight
	Lowoilpressurewarninglight
	Engineoiltemperaturewarninglight
	Lowengineoillevelwarninglight
	Electricpowersteeringmalfunctionwarninglight
	Electronicthrottlecontrolmalfunctionwarninglight
	CatalysttemperaturetoohighwarninglightSeeWarningspage97
	Door(s)ajarindicator
	Bootlidajarindicator
	Enginecompartmentlidajarindicator
	LowfuelwarninglightTurnsonwhenthefuellevelisapproximately16litres.
	Windshield/headlightwasherfluidlowindicator

USINGTHECONTROLS

IconMeaning
	Adaptivelightcontrolmalfunctionwarninglight
	Shockabsorbermalfunctionwarninglight
	TransmissiontemperaturewarninglightSeeWarningspage97
	IcehazardwarninglightTurnsonwithrelatedmessagewhentheoutsidetemperatureis3°C(37°F)orlower.
	Brakepadswornwarninglight
	ElectricparkingbrakemalfunctionwarninglightSeeWarningspage97
	Start&Stopsystemfailurewarninglight
	Setspeedlimitexceededwarninglight(intheexampleshown:65km/hormph)
	Scheduledmaintenance
	Waterinfuelfilterwarninglight(Dieselonly)
	Waittostartwarninglight(Dieselonly)
	LowAdBlue®Indicator(Dieselonly)
	ElectronicCruiseControlONindicator:systemON
45	ElectronicCruiseControlinSTAND-BY(with45km/hormphset speed,shownintheexample)

IconMeaning

ElectronicCruiseControlSETindicator(intheexampleshown: 51km/hormph)

Parkinglights/headlightsOnindicator

Geardownshiftindicator

Gearupshiftindicator

ServiceAWDSystemmessage

If this warning message appears after engine startup, orduring driving, it mean that the AWD system is not functioning properly. If the warning message is often activated, it is recommend to goto the service

12:24 PM 02/06/15 7. STORED MESSAGES 29°C Service AWD System D 12567 km

Displaysettings

Usethecontrolsontherightsideofthe steeringwheeltochangesettingsand layoutofdataontheinstrumentcluster displayforthefollowingfeatures:

- MAINMENU

- VEHICLEINFO

•FUELECONOMY

•TRIPA-TRIPB

- START&STOP

•AUDIO

- STOREDMESSAGES

- SCREENSETUP

- VEHICLESETTINGS

Interior view of a car dashboard with control panel and directional arrows indicating airflow or signal flow (no text or symbols)

USINGTHECONTROLS

- Pressandreleasetheoutermostswitch inthedirectionindicatedbyarrows▲ or▼untilthedesiredfeatureis highlightedinsector1ofthedisplay.

- Pressandreleasethesameswitch(▶) to displaythescreenforthehighlighted feature.Featuredescriptionisshownin sector2anditisalwaysvisiblewhile scrollingthemenuandforthenextfive seconds.

- Presstheswitchinthe▲or▼direction toscrollmenuitemsavailabletodisplayorset.

- Press and release the switch (▶) to display the parameters for the highlighted feature and/or position.

- Presstheswitchinthe▲or▼direction toscrollmenuitemsavailabletoset.A checkmarkappearsnexttothe previouslyselecteditemuntilanew itemisselected(exampleshownin figure:"SCREENSETUP"feature, insertion "Time" inthe "UpperRight" sectorofthedisplay).

- Pressandreleasetheswitch(▶) to set thecurrentlyselectedparameter.A selectionnoticepopsupfor2seconds andthenthedisplayrevertstothelast setitem.

- Pressandreleasetheswitch ◀togo backtomainmenu.

Color-coded vehicle interior panel with numbered labels ① and ②, showing color swatches and dashboard controls.

Upper Right ✓ Outside Temp. Date exit ← Time → select Time/Date Range to Empty

Setting Saved P 12567 km

MTCcontrols

AllMTCcontrolsarepositionedinthe centralpartofthedashboard.

1.ON/OFFandVolumecontrol.
2.Enter/BrowseandTune/Scrollknob.
3. "Radio" soft-key.
4. "Player" soft-key.
5. "Controls" soft-key.
6. "Climate" soft-key.
7. "Nav" soft-key.
8. "Phone" soft-key.
9. "Settings" soft-key.

16:23 40° out RADIO 24 105 FM DEE JAY CAPITAL RITALA FM AM BB 3 DAB browse tune audio Radio Player Controls Climate Nav Phone Settings ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧ ⑨

Poweron

• PresstheON/OFFbuttontoturnthe uniton.WhentheMTCSystemis activated,theimagerepresented appearsonthedisplay.
• Touchthe "Accept" softkeytoaccess themenu. Currentcontrolsettings are showninthelowerportionofthe screen.

NOTE:

TheMTCdisplayhasatouchscreen device:toaccessandmodifyafunction,

simplypressandreleasetheareawiththeappropriatesymbolordescription.

Importart: Always obey traffic laws and pay attention to the road. Some features are limited while the vehicle is in motion. Please read the owner's manual for complete details. Accept MASERATI TOUCH CONTROL driver passenger

Frontseatcomfortsettings

SeeWarningspage98

• Touchthe"Controls"softkey.Within15 seconds,touchthe"Driver"or "Passenger"softkeyoncetoselect HI-levelheating(exampleshown) and/orventilation(*).
• Touchthesoftkeyagaintoselect LO-levelheatingand/orventilation(*).
• Touchthesoftkeyathirdtimetoturn offheatingand/orventilation(*).

No Files 11:48 23° out. Controls Driver Hosted Seat Near Sunshade Passenger Hosted Seat Hosted Seat Vested Seat Vested Seat Hoted Wheel Screen OFF Radio Player Controls Climate Nav Phone Settings

NOTE:

Onceaheatsettingisselected,heatwillbefeltwithintwotofiveminutes.

Browsinganaddress

SeeWarningspage98

NOTE:

If vehicle is running, MTC system disable touch modeto allow destination entry through soft-keyboard. In this case voice prompts (for version/market where provided) can be used.

- Touchthe"Nav"softkeytoaccessthemainscreenofthenavigationsystem. Acquiringsatellitesignalsmaytakeafewminutes:tospeeduptheoperation,move toopenareas,avoidingenclosedareassuchasgarages,tunnels,etc.Checkthatat leastoneofthecircledbarsisgreenbeforeproceeding.Therearefourosoftkeysin thelowerportionofthemainscreen:

• "Stop":stopsnavigation;
• "Detour": toperformaroutediversion;
• "Tools": givesaccesstoToolsmenu;
• "Settings": givesaccesstoSettingsmenu.

Theuppermostsoftkey"ViewMap" lets you view vehicle position on themap.

USINGTHECONTROLS

- Touchthe "WhereTo?" softkeyandthen "Address".

FM RADIO 24 16:46 -40° out Where To? View Map Stop Detour Tools Settings Radio Player Controls Climate Nav Phone Settings

FM RADIO 24 16:43 -40° out. Address Go Home Points of Interest Recently Found Favourites Junction Radio Player Controls Climate Nav Phone Settings

- Fornearbydestination(example shown),select "Near" attheprompt.

- If the destination is in another country, select "ChangeState/Country" and type the country from the soft keyboard. When finished, touch the "Done" soft key.

- Tofindthecityofdestinationtouchthe "SpellTown" softkey.

FM RADIO 24 16:44 -40° out Near Add Points of Interest Recent Cancel Junction Radio Player Controls Climate Nav Phone Settings

FM RADIO 24 16:44 40° out. Select town in Spell Town Channel Country Radio Player Controls Climate Nav Phone Settings

- Followsystemdirectionstoentercity name, housenumberandstreetby usingthesoftkeyboardorbyselecting themfromthelistofsuggestions. After eachstep, touchthe "Done" softkeyto movetothenextstep.

- Whenfinished,touchthe"Go!"softkey.

- Thescreendisplaysthemapanda messagewillindicatethatthesystemis readyfornavigation.

FM RADIO 24 16:44 -40° out A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z /E Ø À A É É Ó Ó Ó 123 Done Radio Player Controls Climate Nav Phone Settings

USINGTHECONTROLS

NOTE:

Theaddressbrowsingproceduremayvarydependingonwhichmapshavebeen uploadedtothenavigationsystem.Searchbypostcodeisnotsupportedbyallmaps andhasbeenomittedfromtheexamplegivenhere.Formoredetailsandother searchmodes:

Howtofollowtherouteonthedisplay

Oncestarted,therouteismarkedonthe mapbyamagentalineandvehicle positionisrenderedbyagreycursor(as showninthefigure).Ifyoudeviatefrom theplannedroute,therouteis recalculatedandthesystemwillgivenew directionsaccordingly.

While driving, then navigation system will guide you to the desired destination with voice prompts, cursors and instructions displayed on top of them.

LO FM RADIO 24 17:02 -40° out 23° Continue to Tangenziale Nord Luigi Pirandello Arrival 19:42 Speed 0° Radio Player Controls Climate Nav Phone Settings

Distancetonextturnisshowninthetopleftcornerofthescreen.Achequeredflag indicatesyourdestination.

Whentravellingonruralroadsorhighways, the localspeedlimitmaybedisplayed. Thescreenalsoshowsestimatedtimeofarrivalandcurrentvehiclespeed.Touchthe "+"or"-"softkeytozoominoroutonthemap.

Touchthearrowsoftkeyatthebottomleftofthescreentogobacktotheprevious screen.

Storingandlisteningtoaradiostation

Three icons representing electronic devices, a switch, and a thermometer with 'ACC' label

Scanningradiostationsandsettingstationpresets

NOTE:

If the ignition device is set to OFF when the radio is instand by mode, the system will store this condition and will default to it then next time the ignition device is set to

ACC or RUN. Press the central ON/OFF button of the knob on the left side of the MTC displaytoturnontheradio.

The navigation system is always active when the ignition device is set to ACC or RUN, evenwhentheradioisinstandbymode.

• Touchthe"Radio"softkeytoaccessthe mainscreen.
• Selectthedesiredbandtouchingthe correspondingsoftkey:FM,AMorDAB. Bandsdependonthemarketsandon theaudiosourcessuppliedonthe vehicle.Theuppermostbarshows availablestationpresets.Thecurrently selectedstationpresetishhighlighted andindicatedinthemiddleofthe screen.Stationpresetsareavailablein allradiomodesandareselectedby touchingthecorrespondingsoftkey.

16:25 -40° out 1 RADIO 24 105 FM DEEJAY HOLD In Set CAPITAL R ITALIA > FM MW LW SW News RADIO... TIP RADIO 24 - VIA MONTE ROSA 91 - MILANO browse tune audie Radio Player Controls Climate Nav Phone Settings

- Touch the up ▶▶I or down I◀◀ arrow softkeys to scan radio stations.

- Touchthesearrowsoftkeysformorethan2secondstoskipfuzzystations.When youreleasethesoftkey,theradiostopssearchingandtunesintothenextlistenable station.

- Touchthe "tune" softkeytotunein directlytoaradiostation.Enter the frequencyofadesiredstationfromthe keypadshowninthefigureandtouch the "GO" softkey.

- Touchthe"X"softkeytogobacktothe previoussscreen.

16:20 -40° out. Direct Tune 106.8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 GO Radio Player Controls Climate Nav Phone Settings

- Thesystemcanstoreupto12stationpresets,whichareshownintheupperportion ofthescreen.Toviewall12stationpresets,touchthearrowupsoftkeyinthetop rightcornerofthescreentoscrolltothenext6stationsorbacktotheprevious6.

- Tostoreastation, pressandholdthecorrespondingsoft-keyformorethanttwo secondsoruntiltheconfirmationtone.

Inradiomode,youcandisplaya minimisedviewofthenavigatormapby touchingthe"map"softkeyontheright sideofthescreen.

- Toeditthelistofstationpresets,touch the "browse" softkeyinanyoneofthe tuningmodes.

16:23 -40° out. 1 RADIO 24 105 FM DEEJAY HOLD to Set CAPITAL R ITALIA FM AM Nown RADIO 24 TP DAB 300 m browse tune audio Radio Player Costrola Climate Nav Phone Settings

• Toenterthesettingsscreenandadjust "Balance/Fade" (exampleshown) or the othermenuitems, touchthe "Audio" softkey.
• Touchthe "X" softkeytogobacktothe previousscreen.

FM RADIO 24 16:21 40° out. Settings > Audio Balance/Fade Equalizer Speed Adjusted Vol. Music Info Cleanup QBEI Surround Front Left Flight Rear Radio Player Controls Climate Nav Phone Settings

Listeningandtuning

Therearetwowaystoadjustvolumeand tuneintoadifferentradiostation:using theknobsbesidetheMTCscreen,also accessibletothefrontpassenger,orthe controlslocatedbehindthesteering wheel.

Whenin"Radio" mode, you can set audio volume by rotating the outerring of the left knob and changestation by rotating the outerring of the right knob. When you have found theradiostation, pressthe central button to listento it. Theright control behind the steering wheel controls volume and soundsystem mode. Pressthe upperside of the rocker switch toraise volume, orthelowerside to lower it. Pressthe central button to change band.

Presstheupperorlowersideoftheleft rockerswitchbehindthesteeringwheel toscanforwardorbackuptothenext tunablestation.Pressthecentralbutton oftheleftcontroltoselectthenext stationpresetassociatedwiththe correspondingMTCsoftkey.

16:23 -40° out MADIO:24 NEL FM DEF:AMY CAPITAL R ITALIA > FM AM 80.6 DAB BROSE tune audio Radio Player Controls Climate Nav Phone Settings

Close-up of a car steering wheel with blue directional arrows indicating movement or force (no text or symbols)

Playingatrackfromanoutsidesource

- Toplayatrackfromanoutsidesource,placeaCD/DVDorSDmemorycardintothe appropriateslot,connectaniPod ^ orUSBkeytooneoftheavailableUSBportsof thevehicleorconnectaportabledevice—suchasanMP3player—totheAUXport throughasuitablecable.TheMTCsystemautomaticallyidentifiesthesourceand enablesthelisteningmode.

USINGTHECONTROLS

•Alternately,youmayusethe"Player"softkey.Onceinthemenu,touchthe "source"softkeyandselecttheappropriatesourceamongthoselisted.

16:27 -40° out source repeat shuffle 0 Bluetooth No Bluetooth Audio Device audio Bluetooth audio Radio Player Controls Climate Nav Phone Settings

16:26 -40° out. Source Disc Aux USB Bluetooth SD Card Radio Player Controls Climate Nav Phone Settings

• Selecting "info" o "trks(tracks)", you can view current track information on display apop-up window with the list of tracks available on the outsidesource.
• Touch the right ▶▶I or left I◀◀ arrow softkeys to select the next track or skip back tothebeginningoftheselectedtrack.Holdthesoftkeysforfastscroll.
• Touchtheforwardsoftkey▶tostopplayingatrack.
• Touchthe"shuffle"softkeytoplaytracksinrandomorder.

NOTE:

In this listening mode, the "browse" and "audio" soft keys and theremote controls behind the steering wheel havethesame functions as described above.

ConnectinganiPod®

AniPod ^® orothercompatibledeviceconnectedtotheUSBportcanbeoperated usingtheradiomodeortheremotecontrolsbehindthesteeringwheeltoplaya track,skiptothenextorpreviousandscrollthroughthelistofcontents.

TheiPod ^® batterywillchargewhilethedeviceisconnectedtotheUSBport.

WhenconnectinganiPod ^ forthefirsttime, thesystemmaytakeafewminutesto readthecontents, dependingonhowmanyfilesareloadedonthedevice. The readingprocesswillsubsequentlyspeedupunlessstheplaylisthasbeeneditedornew trackshavebeenadded. "shuffle" and "browse" aredisabledduringthereading process.

Connectinganauxiliarydevice

Withanauxiliary device (e.g. MP3ortapeplayer) connected to the on-board AUX port, you can play track on the vehicle sounds system.

Allfunctionsneedtobeoperatedfromthemobiledevice.Onlyvolumemayalsobe adjustedremotelyusingthevehicleaudiocontrols.

NOTE:

Inthismode, the vehicle audiosystems simply acts as as speakers system for the auxiliary device. If volume is set to low on the auxiliary device, the speakers' audio output signal will be too low for music playback.

ConnectingaBluetooth ^® device

InordertoplaymusicfromaBluetooth ^® -enableddevice, thedeviceneedstobe pairedtoaphonerecognisedbytheMTCsystem.

Onceyourdeviceispaired,enter"Player"modeandselecttheBluetooth ^® source.

NOTE:

• On the Maserati website, at www.maserati.com, or through the Maserati Service NetworkyoumayconsultthelistoftelephonesthatarecompatiblewiththeMTC, andtheirlevelofcompatibility.
• Thepairingprocedureisoutlinedatthefollowingparagraph.

Formoredetails:

Wi-ficonnection(\*)

Your vehicle may be equipped with wi-ficonnectivity which allow for internet navigation and the simultaneous connection of several devices for passengers.

Tonavigatetheinternet,itisnecessarytopairthedeviceyouintendtouseinthe vehicletothewi-ficonnectionthathasbeenpreviouslyactivatedbytheMaserati

ServiceNetwork.

• Fromthe "Setting" menuonyourdevicesearchforavailablewirelessnetworks.
• SelectthewirelessnetworklinkedtotheSIMinstalledintheon-boardwi-ficentral unit.
• Select"Connect"tostarttheconnection.

If the auto-search is active for wireless networks, every time the device will be used inside the vehicle or closet to it will connect to the device connection. For further

information:

Making and receiving phone calls

SeeWarningspage98

Thevehicleofferstheabilitytomakeorreceivecallswithyourmobilephoneusing simplevoicecommands(forversions/markets,wherefitted)whiledrivingortheMTC softkeysin"Phone"mode.Thisfeatureisonlyavailablewhenoneormore Bluetooth®-enabledmobilephonesarepairedtotheMTCsystem.Theprocedureo pairyourphonetoMTCisoutlinedbelow.

USINGTHECONTROLS

Mobilephonepairing

• EnsurethatBluetooth ^ isenabledonyourphone.
• Touchthe"Phone"softkeyontheMTCdisplay.Touchthe"source"softkeyand select"Bluetooth".Iftherearenopaireddevices,select"Yes"tomovetothenext step.Adialogueappearspromptingyoutoenter"settings".

FM RADIO 24 17:48 40° out. No phone connected. Would you like to pair a phone? Yes No Radio Player Controls Climate Nav Phone Settings

FM RADIO 24 17:49 -40° out Empty Empty Empty Empty Empty Redial Go to settings to pair a phone. Not Connected Mute Transfer Join Calls End phonebook recent calls dial messaging settings Radio Player Controls Climate Nav Phone Settings

• Touchthe "AddDevice" softkeytostartthepairingprocess.Forthenextsteps,you willneedtousethephonecontrols.
• Searchforavailabledevices.Theyareusuallyfoundinthe"Settings"or"Bluetooth Options"menus.Ifnotso,lookupyourphone'smanual.
• Whenthephonehasrecognisedthesystem,select"Uconnect" asthenameofthe paireddevice.
• When prompted on the phone, enter the four-digit PIN shown on the MTC display.
• IfaprompttoacceptaconnectionrequestfromUconnectdisplaysonyourphone, select"Yes".Whenthepairingprocessiscompleted,thesystemisreadytomakeor receivecallsinhands-freemode.

FM RADIO 24 17:49 -40° out. Bluetooth Pairing Initializing Pairing process Please wait... 2 items in bus Radio Player Controls Climate New Phone Settings

No Files 12:32 23° out. Bluetooth Pairing Start pairing procedure on phone or Bluetooth device. Vehicle device name: Uconnect PIN: 0000 Cancel Radio Player Controls OFF Climate Nav Phone Settings

Makingandansweringcalls

• With the repaired mobile phones switched on, pressthe button on therights side of the steering wheel.
• Afteramessageandabeep, say "callJohnSmithmobile" orthenumberyouwish tocall. ThesystemwilldialthenumberassociatedwithJohnSmith.
• Youcanalsoplaceacallbytouchingthe"dial"softkeyinthephonemainscreen andenterthenameornumberoftherecipientfromthekeyboard.
• With the impaired mobile phones switched on, press the button to accept and answer a call.

USINGTHECONTROLS

• Pressthebuttonagaintoendthecall,ortouchthe"End"softkeyontheMTC screen.
• Touchthe "Mute" softkeytoturnoffaudio.Pressitagaintoturnaudiobackon.

Tomakeasecondcallwhileyouareinacall("callintrusion"),pressthe

button.

Formoredetails:

Interior view of a car dashboard with a digital display and control buttons (no text or symbols visible)

FM RADIO 24 17:49 40° out. Empty Empty Empty Empty Empty Redlai Next Transfer Join Calls End phonebook recent calls dial messaging settings Radio Player Controls OFF Nav Phone Settings

ViewingtheDVDdocumentation

SeeWarningspage98

In "Player" mode, the MTC system can display the DVD contents with the on-board documentation delivered with this manual.

ToviewDVDcontents, placetheDVDin theappropriateslotinthedashboard. WaituntilthesystemrecognisestheDVD anddisplaytheinitialpagewitha prompttochoosebetweenthree documents:

• Owner'sManual;
• MaseratiTouchControl;
  •RearSeatEntertainment.

Afterselectingadocument,youcanscrollthroughsectionsandchaptersusingthe navigationsoftkeysavailableontheMTCscreen.

Thesoftkeysarehiddenafterawhileifnokeyisused.Tapatanypointonthescreen tobringthemback.

14:14 -40° est. MASERATI Owner's Manual ◀ Maserati Touch Control ◀ Rear Seat Entertainment ◀ Quattroparte

Editingprogrammablesettings

TheMTCsystemletsyouaccessandedit thesettingsfortheuser-programmable featureslistedbelow(someareoptional featuresandmaynotbeavailableon yourvehicle):Display,Clock&Date, Safety&DrivingAssistance,Lights,Doors &Locks,Auto-OnComfort&Remote Start,EngineOffOptions,Audio, Phone/BluetoothandRadioSetup.

• Touchthe"Settings"softkeytoaccess themainscreen.
• Scrollfeaturesupordownuntilthe desiredfeatureishhighlighted.
• Tapthehighlightedfeatureandkeep tappinguntilacheckmarkappearsnext tothedesiredsettingtoconfirmyour selection.

FM RADIO 24 17:51 -40° out Settings Display Clock & Date Safety & Driving Assistance Lights Doors & Locks Auto-On Comfort & Remote Start 10 items in list Radio Player Controls Climate New Phone Settings

FM FADIO 24 17:52 -40° out Settings > Display Display Mode Day Night Auto Display Brightness with Headlights On 5 + Display Brightness with Headlights Off 10 + Set Language (English) Units US Metric ✓ Voice Response Length Brief Detailed ✓ 0 Items in List Radio Player Controls OFF Climate Nav Phone Settings

OPERATINGPOWERWINDOWS,SUNROOFANDSUNSHADES

Driver'sandpassengers'windows

SeeWarningspage99

Powerwindowcontrolsonthedriver'sdoorpaneloperatealldoorwindows. The controlsoneachpassengerdoortrimpaneloperateonlythecorrespondingdoor window.

Car interior control panel with directional arrows indicating movement or navigation (no text or symbols)

Close-up of a car interior panel with a blue arrow pointing to the button (no text or symbols visible)

USINGTHECONTROLS

When the switch is raised to second detent and released, the window is raised automatically up to end stop position.

Onsomeversions, the window switches on driver's door and front passenger's door have an AUTO-down feature.

In this case press the window switch to these second detent, release, and the window will go completely down automatically.

Toraiseorlowerthewindowpartially,pushorraisetheswitchuptofirstdetentand releasetostopthewindow.

TostopawindowfromraisingorloweringfullyduringAUTO-downoperation,pull uporpushdowntheswitchbriefly.

NOTE:

- If the window encounters an obstacle during AUTO-up operation, it automatically retracts and then stops. In this event, remove the obstacle and repeat command to close the window.

- The power window switches will remain active for up to 10 minutes after the ignition device is cycled to the OFF position. Opening either one of the front doors will cancel this feature. Delay time can be programmed. For more details:

- Frequent activations of the power windows could result in a temporary lock of their starters. In this case, wait a moment before a new activation.

Windowandsunshadelockoutbutton

Thewindowlockoutbuttononthe driver'sdoortrimpaneldisablesthe switcheslocatedonthereardoorsthat operaterearsidepowerwindows, rear sidesunshadesandrearwindow sunshade(ifequipped).

Interior view of a car showing the dashboard and air vent with a blue arrow pointing to the left side (no text or symbols present)

Powersunroofwithsunshade(\*)

SeeWarningspage99

Openingsunroof

• Presstherearbuttonformorethanhalf second:thesunroofwillopenfullyand stopautomatically.
• Presstherearbuttonforlessthanhalf second:thesunroofwillopenstepby step.
• Pressandreleasethecentralbutton:the sunroofwillopentotheventposition.

Interior view of a car dashboard with a control panel and directional arrow (no text or symbols)

Closingsunroof

• Pressthefrontbuttonformorethanhalfsecond:thesunroofwillclosefullyand stopautomatically.
• Pressthefrontbuttonforlessthanhalfsecond:thesunroofwillclosestepbystep.
• Pressandreleasethebuttonontheremotecontrol.Pressthesamebuttona secondtimeandkeepitpressed:thesunroofwillclosetogetherwiththewindows (iftheyareopen).

Sunshade

Thesunshadecanbeopenedmanually. However, the sunshadow will open automatically asthesunroofopens. Thesunshade cannot be closed if the sunroof is open.

Powersunshadeonreardoors'windows

SeeWarningspage99

Thewindowsswitchesonthereardoorsalsooperatetherelatedsunshade(if equipped).

Opening(DOWN)orclosing(UP) of the sunshade, asrepresentedinthepicture, dependsonboththetypeofactionon theswitch ,eitherpressingorpulling it(firstdetent:1,seconddetent:2)and onthestartingpositionofthesunshade andthewindow(A,BorC).

UP DOWN

USINGTHECONTROLS

NOPmeansthatnoactionwillbeperformed.

graph TD
    A["Step A: Shoulder placement"] -->|2| NOP1["NOP"]
    A -->|1| NOP2["NOx"]
    B["Step B: Shoulder placement"] -->|2| NOP3["NOP"]
    B -->|1| NOP4["NOx"]
    C["Step C: Shoulder placement"] -->|2| NOP5["NOP"]
    C -->|1| NOP6["NOx"]
    A -->|1| Down1["Down 1"]
    B -->|1| Down2["Down 2"]
    C -->|1| Down3["Down 3"]

Rearwindowsunshade

SeeWarningspage99

Thepowersunshade(ifequipped)canbeoperatedbydriverandfrontpassenger usingtheMTCsystem.

• Pressthe"Controls"softkey.
• Pressthe "RearSunshade" softkeyto raisethepowersunshade.
• Pressthe"RearSunshade"softkey againstlowerthepowersunshade.

16:35 -40° out. Controls Driver H I O H I O H I O H I O Driver Powered Seat Powered Seat Powered Wheel Power Sunshade Dissess OFF Passenger Powered Seat Powered Seat Powered Seat Radio Player Controls Climate New Phone Settings

Thepowersunshadecanalsobeoperatedfromtherearpassengers'seatsusingthe buttonattherearendofthecentraltunnelor,onvehiclesequippedwith"Comfort Luxury"rearseats,thebuttononthecentralconsolebetweenthetworearseats.

USINGTHECONTROLS

Pressthebuttononcetoraisethesunshade, pressagaintolowerit.

Interior view of a car air conditioner unit with a blue arrow pointing to the back panel (no text or symbols visible)

NOTE:

Rearwindowsunshadecontrolcanbe lockedoutbythedriverbypassingthe lockoutkey(arrowed)onthedriver's doorpanel.

Diagram of car air conditioning control panel with AC and AUTO buttons, directional arrow, and battery icons

Interior view of a car dashboard with a control panel and directional arrow (no text or symbols)

Startdr Trans Driving Starting Climate Automa Drivingsitu Parkassist Refuelling Turningom Drivinginth

DRIVING THE VEHICLE

On-boardsafety. 45

ShiftlockinP(Park). 4 5

Toleavethevehicle"notbraked". 4 5

Automaticparkingbrake. 45

TirePressureMonitoringSystem(TPMS)....46

Fasteningtheseatbelts. 47

Childsafety. 48

SupplementalRestraintSystem(SRS)—Airbags....50

Loadingthebootcompartment. 50

Startdriving. 51

Transmissionmodes. 51

Drivingmodes. 54

Startingtheengine. 5 5

Climatesetting. 56

AutomaticStart&StopSystem. 58

Drivingsituations. 59

Parkassist. 59

Refuelling. 60

Turningonthelights. 61

Drivingintherain. 64

ShiftlockinP(Park)

ThisvehicleisequippedwithafeaturewhichrequirestheshiftlevertobeplacedinP(Park)beforetheenginecanbeturnedoff. Thispreventsthedriverofinadvertently leavingthevehiclewithoutplacingbeforethetransmissioninP(Park). Thissystem alsolockstheshiftleverinP(Park)whenevertheignitionswitchisintheOFF position.

Toleavethevehicle"notbraked"

Medical diagram showing four stages of a procedure: initial view, needle insertion, follow-up, and end-up with letter D and R labels.

Inordertoavoidadangerousconditionduetoleavethevehicle"notbraked"with shift-positionnotinP(Park),engineerunningandspeedlowerthan3km/h(1.8mph), driversafetybelt unlocked,driverdooropenedandbrakepedalpressed"DriveAway Inhibit"strategyalertsthedriverwithafirstmessageontheinstrumentcluster displayandaslowchime.Releasingthebrakepedal,asecondmessageandafast chimealertsthedriverandthenthesystemputthetransmissioninP(Park)position.

Automaticparkingbrake

SeeWarningspage100

Three-step diagram showing a brain, hand gesture labeled 'P', and a button labeled 'RUN' on a dark blue background.

The vehicle is equipped with an electric automatic parking brake (EPB–Electric Parking Brake).

Itisautomaticallyengagedwhentheengineisturnedoffanddisengaged-with engineerunninganddriver'sdoorclosed-whendriverpressesthebrakepedaland operatesthegearshiftlever.

Whentheparkingbrakeisapplied, the warninglight ⚠️ lightsupwithinthe revcounterdisplayandthe correspondingmessageisdisplayedon theinstrumentclusterfor5seconds. Astheparkingbrakeisengagedand disengaged, the warninglight ⚠️ will flashuntilfullbrakingforceisappliedor thebrakeisfullyreleased, respectively.

rpm x1000

DRIVINGTHEVEHICLE

Theparkingbrakecanalsobemanually engagedordisengaged-withengine runningorwithin3minutesfromturning engineoff-bypassingthebrakepedal andpullinguptheswitch(arrowed) locatedbehindthegearshiftlever.

Close-up of a car gear shift lever with a blue arrow indicating clockwise motion (no text or symbols visible)

The automatic function can be activated "On" or deactivated "Off" (default setting) in "VEHICLE SETTINGS" on themainmenu.

ThemainfunctionoftheEPBistoallowsafeparkingofthevehicle,thereforeitmust onlybeappliedwhenthevehicleisalreadystationary.IftheEPBisusedwhilethe vehicleismovinganddeceleratinguntilaspeedlowerof5km/h(3mph)and,in particular,untilcompletestop(typicallyinasuddenbrake),itisnecessarytohavethe EPBsystem:

TirePressureMonitoringSystem(TPMS)

SeeWarningspage100

Eachtire—includingthesparetire,ifprovided—shouldbecheckedmonthly.Tires shouldbecheckedwhencoldandinflatedtotheinflationpressurerecommendedby thevehiclemanufacturerstatedontheplateonthedriver'sreardoorpillar.

Iftirepressureislowinoneormoretires,theTPMSlight (1) willlightuponthe instrumentclusterfollowedbyanacousticsignal.Inaddition,theinstrumentcluster willdisplayascreenwiththepressurevaluesforeachtire.

If pressure istoolowinoneormoretires, those values are shown flashing. Whent this is the case, stop the vehicle as soon as possible and in flat the tires with low pressure to there recommended cold pressure.

140 170 200 110 230 80 260 50 290 20 320 350 Km/h

12:24 PM 02/06/15 2. VEHICLE INFO Tire Pressure 29° 32 psi 30 psi 32 psi 32 psi P 12567 km

Afteracquiringthenewtirepressurevalues,thesystemupdatesautomatically, displayindicationsstopflashingandtheTPMSlight (!) turnsoff.Thevehiclemay needtobedrivenforupto20minutesatspeedsabove24km/h(15mph)inorderfor theTPMStoacquireandprocesstheupdatedinformation.

Ifasystemfaultisdetected,theTPMS light (!) willflashfor75secondsthen remainslitfollowedbyanacousticsignal. Inaddition,theinstrumentclusterdisplay showsa"ServiceTirePressureSystem" messageforaminimumoffiveseconds, andthendashes(--)appearinplaceof thepressurevaluetoindicatethatthe sensorisineffective.Inthiscase,check thattiresareatthespecifiedcold pressureandhavethesystemtestedby theMaseratiServiceNetwork.

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Fasteningtheseatbelts

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•Grabthelatchplateabovethebackrest, ontheoutboardsideoftheseat,and pullthebeltacrossyourlap.
- Insertthelatchplateintothebuckle andpushuntillocksintothebuckle withanaudibleclick.
- Placethelapbeltacrossyourhips, undertheabdomen.
- Placetheshoulderbeltacrossyour torso. Ensureitdoesnotimpairyour movementsortouchyourneck. The

retractorwillautomaticallykeepthebeltappropriatelytaut.

Tounlatchthebelt, presstheredbuttononthebucklelock. Theretractorwillwind uptheseatbeltwebbingautomatically.

Interior view of a car showing seatbelt and steering wheel (no text or symbols visible)

Adjustingtheheightofthefrontseatbelts

• Adjusttheheightoftheupper anchoragesothattheshoulderbelt crossesoveryourshoulderclosetyour neck, butdoesnottouchtheneck.
• Pressthebutton(arrowed)abovethe webtoreleasetheanchorageandthen movethesliderupordownuntilsetting itattheappropriateheight.
  • Afterreleasing the anchorage, try and pushsliderupand downtoensureitis locked in position.

ARM

NOTE:

Ifthedriverorfrontseatpassengerbeltis notfastened, inadditiontothesounding andintermittentchime, theseatbelt reminderlightandmessageonthe instrumentclusterwillturnonand remainonuntilbothfrontseatbeltsare fastened.

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Unbuckleddriverandfrontpassenger seatbeltconditionismanagedbytheBeltAlert Formoredetails:

® function.

Childsafety

SeeWarningspage102

NOTE:

Inordertochoosetheappropriatechildrestraintsystem, itisessentialthatyouread theentiresectioncoveringthistopicinthe "Owner'sManual" ontheDVD:

Childrenunder1,5m(5ft)inheightor12year-oldmustbeproperlybuckledupina childrestraintsystem.Werecommendinstallingachildrestraintonarearseat,asthis positionwillbebetterprotectedintheeventofacollision.

Ifthefrontpassenger'sairbagisenabled(thewarninglight

inthemiddleofthe

dashboard, ifforeseen, willbeoff), donotplacerear-facingchildseatsonthefront seat. Deployment of the airbaginan accident could cause fatal injury in the infant regardless of these severity of the collision.

NOTE:

ALWAYSrefertotheinstructionswritten onthelabellocatedonthepassenger sidesunshadeandbehindit.

If you disable the passenger's airbag, always look at the warning light ×_2 to ensure it is on. This means that the air bag has been deactivated successfully. Follow them manufacturer's installation instructions closely. It is mandatory for manufacturer stop provided the instructions.

Interior view of a car showing dashboard and seat area with directional arrows (no text or symbols)

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UniversalChildRestraintSystems

Universaltypechildseatsshouldbeinstalledusingthevehiclesafetybelt,only.

NOTE:

Tocorrectlyinstallchildrestraintsystemsitisessentialthatyoureadtheentire sectioncoveringthistopicinthe"Owner'sManual"ontheDVD:

ISOFIXChildSeatAnchorageSystem

Allvehiclerearseatsareequipped with ISOFIXanchorages. The ISOFIX system allowschildrestraintsystemstobefixed without using vehicleseatbelts, using twoloweranchorages and an upper tetherstraptofix the child restraint to the vehicle structure.

Diagram of a car seatbelt with arrows indicating seatbelt movement (no text or symbols)

ThepositionsoftheISOFIXanchorages,identifiedbytherelatingsymbol,areshown intheimages.

ThelowerISOFIXanchoragesare "U" metalringslocatedontherearseatwherethe cushionmeetstheseatbackandarelocatedjustbelowthesymbolshowninthe picture,butarenotvisible.Youwilleasilyfeelthemifyourunyourfingeralongthe intersectionoftheseatbackandseatcushionsurfaces.

Diagram showing car seatbelting instructions with Chinese labels and icons

ISOFIX-UniversalandISOFIX-Semi-Universalchildrestraintsystemsspecificforthis vehiclearecommerciallyavailable.

MaseratiRecommendedChildRestraintSystemsforthisVehicle

"MaseratiGenuineAccessories" makes available a completer range of child restraint system that can be fixed using the vehicle seat belts through the ISOFIX anchorages.

OntheOwner'sManualyoucanfindallthenecessaryinformation:

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Reardoor"ChildProtection"locksystem

Toprovideasaferdrivewithsmall childrencarriedintherearseats,both reardoorsareequippedwithaspecific "ChildProtection" doorlocksystem.

1. Openthereardoor.

2. Extract the emergency key from the remote control, insert it in the heloock and turn it to lock or unlock.

3. Repeatsteps1 and 2 for the other rear door.

Technical diagram of a car interior showing a curved road and a blue arrow indicating direction (no text or symbols)

SupplementalRestraintSystem(SRS)—Airbags

SeeWarningspage102

This vehicle has advanced front air bags for both the driver and front passenger as supplement to these seat belt restraint system.

Thepositionofthefrontairbagsis showninthepicture.

The vehicle is also equipped with Supplemental Side Air Bag Inflatable Curtains (SABIC) to protect the driver, front and rear passengers sitting next to a window, and with Supplemental Seat-Mounted Side Air Bags (SAB) to

Interior view of a car dashboard and infotainment system (no visible text or symbols)

provideenhancedprotectiontohelpprotectanoccupantduringasideimpact. Ifthe warninglightisnotonduringstarting,stayson,orturnsonwhiledriving, havethevehicleservicedbyanMaseratiServiceNetworkimmediately.Forfurther detailsregardingtheSupplementalRestraintSystem:

Loadingthebootcompartment

SeeWarningspage103

Themaximumpermissibleloadonthebootcompartmentflooris200kg(440lb). Storeheavieritemsbelowandbesuretodistributetheloadasevenlyaspossible. Stowanylooseitemssecurelytoensuretheywillnotmovewhiledriving. Lightobjectscanbestoredinthenetpocketontherightsideoftheboot compartment.

Anoptionalluggagenetwithhookstosecureheavyandbulkyluggagetotheboot compartmentfloorisavailableatrequest.

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Eyeletstosecuretheluggagenetareprovidedonthefloorandrearwalloftheboot compartment.

Top-down view of a car's front bumper with arrows pointing to the grille and side panel (no text or symbols)

Interior view of a vehicle showing a car with a mounted air vent (no text or symbols visible)

Loadingwithseatbackofrearseatdown

The60/40splitfoldingrearseatprovideseasyandindependenttiltingofthe 40-portiononlybypullingthetabbetweentheseatbackandthebolster.Oncethe seatbackisfoldedbackup,makesureitislatchedinpositionbystronglypullingthe topoftheseatbackforward.

Interior view of a car showing the seat, dashboard, and side panel with a blue arrow pointing to the side panel (no text or symbols present)

Interior view of a car showing the seat and dashboard area with a blue arrow indicating direction (no text or symbols)

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Transmissionmodes

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Transmissionoperationisoperatedbythecontrolleverandunlockbutton,that enableyoutoselectandsetthefollowingmodes:

•P(Park);
•R(Reverse);
•N(Neutral);
•D(Drive):automaticforwardgearwith8speeds;
- +/- : to upshift or downshift when temporarily in manual D (Drive) mode, or in M (Manual)mode. Thedrivercanalsoshiftgearsusingtheshiftpaddles (+/-) locatedbehindthewheel(ifequipped).

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Currenttransmissionmodeisvisibleonthegearshiftleveranddisplayedonthe instrumentcluster.

Interior view of a car gear shift lever mechanism (no text or symbols visible)

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When thereleasebuttononthegearshiftleverispressed, the transmission mode fieldwilldisplay. If the button is released without shifting the lever, the indication disappears after 2 seconds. If the lever is shifted, current mode is displayed in the field and in the lower portion of the display.

IfthevehicleistemporarilyinM(Manual),D(Drive),orinM(Manual)mode,the gearengagedisdisplayednexttothedrivemode,inthelowerportionofthedisplay. Whenthesteeringwheelpaddlesareused,theappropriatesymbolappearsnextto "M"modeandgearindication.

P(Park)

Usethismodetoparkthevehicle.

ShiftingfromP(Park)intogearisonlypossiblewiththebrakepedalpressed.The enginemustberunningbeforethegearshiftlevercanbeshiftedfromP(Park)toany position.

TheenginecanbestartedwiththegearshiftleverinP(Park).Neverattempttoselect thispositionwhilethevehicleisinmotion.

R(Reverse)

Usethismodetomovethevehiclebackwards.

Werecommendthatyouwaituntilthevehiclehascometoacompletestopbefore shiftingintoR(Reverse).

ToshiftfromR(Reverse)toP(Park)and/orD(Drive)withthevehicleatstandstill,itis necessarytopresstheunlockbuttononthegearshiftleverandthebrakepedal.To shiftintoN(Neutral)simplypresstheunlockbutton.

N(Neutral)

ToshiftfromN(Neutral)toR(Reverse),P(Park)and/orD(Drive)withthevehicleat standstillandtheengine running,itisnecessarytopresstheunlockbuttononthe gearshiftleverandthebrakepedal.

ToshiftfromN(Neutral)toR(Reverse)orD(Drive)withthevehicleinmotion,simply presstheunlockbutton.YoucanonlyshiftfromN(Neutral)toR(Reverse)whenthe vehicleismovingbackwards,whereasshiftingfromN(Neutral)toD(Drive)isonly possiblewhilethevehicleismovingforward.

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NOTE:

Tohandlethevehicleintunnelcarwashes,oranywaytomovethevehiclewiththe engineoff,ifforeseenusethe"CarWash"mode(see"Washingthebodywork"in section"Maintenanceandcare").

D(Drive)

Thismodeisnormallyusedformostcity,ruralandhighwayroutes.Itprovides automaticselectionoftheappropriategerratioandbestfueleconomy.Thismode enablesautomaticup-anddownshiftingthroughallgears.D(Drive)modeprovides optimumdrivingcharacteristicsforallnormalvehicleoperations.

ToshiftfromD(Drive)toR(Reverse)and/orP(Park)withthevehicleatstandstill, presstheunlockbuttononthegearshiftleverandthebrakepedal.ToshiftintoN(Neutral)simplypresstheunlockbutton.

Forspecialmanoeuvresatlowspeed,suchasgettingoutofmudorsnow,youcan shiftinquicksuccessionfromD(Drive)toR(Reverse)andviceversabysimply pressingtheunlockbuttononthegearshiftlever.

ToshiftfromD(Drive)toN(Neutral)withthevehicleinmotion,simplypressthe unlockbutton.

Formoredetails:

All-WheelDriveTorqueDistribution

Whenspecificroadandenvironmental conditionsrequireincreasedlevelsof roadtraction,thevehicleautomatically shiftsintoAWDmode.Drivemode,RWD, orAWD,isdisplayedontheTFTdisplay. Thismodeprovidesavailableoptimum tractionforawidevarietyofroadsurface anddrivingconditions.Thesystem minimizeswheelslipbyautomatically redirectingtorquetothefrontandrear wheelsasnecessary.

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NOTE:

TheremaybeslightdelayforAWDengagementafterawheelslipconditionoccurs.

Drivingmodes

Drivingstylecanbecustomised and adapted to different situations, through a series of buttonson the shift control panel of the central console.

Toactivateadrivingmode, press the correspondingbuttonbriefly. TheLED nexttothebuttonwilllighttogether with the corresponding indicator lighton the display and the specific message or a specific indication of the set modewill display for 5 seconds (see example shown).

Toactivateddrivingmode 📄,pressand holdthecorrespondingbuttonforabout 2seconds,within5seconds.Toturnoff thecurrentmode,pressthebuttonagain: theLEDandthelightorindicationonthe panelwillturnoff.

Interior view of a car air intake console with a key hand and control panel (no visible text or symbols)

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Drivingmodesandcorrespondingbuttonstatusesarelistedinthefollowingtable:

ButtonOFF-ButtonreleasedON-Buttonpressed(LEDison)

ElectronicStabilityControlESCOnElectronicStabilityControlESCPartiallyOff
MAutoshiftMode(Auto)ManualShiftMode(Manual)
ICE (°)	IncreaseControlandEfficiency ModeOff	IncreaseControlandEfficiency ModeOn
SPORTNormalDriveMode(Normal)SportDriveMode(SPORT)
###	Softsuspensionsetup(Soft)Hardsuspensionsetup(Hard)
(°) The ICE (IncreaseControlandEfficiency)modecontrolsenginedeliverysoasto reducefuelconsumption,exhaustemissionsandnoise(Efficiency)andmaintain controlled vehicle response (Control). This mode is the best choice when driving in low gripconditions.

NOTE:

With the exception of certain modes are turned on/off in connection with other modes. Thesafeway to determine whether any given mode is ON is by looking at the associated LED. Formoredetails:

MMode(Manual)

Thismodeallowsyoutomovethe gearshiftleveronepositionforward(-)or back(+)withoutpressingtheunlock buttononthelever.

Usingtheshiftpaddlesbehindthe steeringwheel,pulltherightpaddle(+) towardsthesteeringwheelandreleaseit toenterthehighergear;dothesame operationwiththeleftpaddle(-)toenter thelowergear.

Youcanentermanualmodeatanytime withnoneedtoliftyyourfootoffthe accelerator.

Diagram of car interior showing steering wheel, dashboard, and directional arrows indicating movement or force directions.

Oncemanualmodehasbeenselected, itwillberetainedevenifyoupresstheunlock buttonandshifttoR(Reverse), P(Park)orN(Neutral).

Inthismode, agearindicatorontheinstrumentclusterpromptsthedrivertochange geardownshift ▼ orupshiftwhenappropriatetoachieveanidealbalance betweenfueleconomyandvehicleperformance.

Startingtheengine

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Press the brake pedal and push the START/STOP button. The engine will start and the following indications are displayed: logo, total odometer reading, P(Park) shift position, enginetemperature and fuel level. Thenthedisplaydefaultstothelast screen.

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If the engine failstostart, the starter motor will stop automatically after 10 seconds. If you wish to stop cranking the engine before it starts, press the button again. On the engine is running, idlespeed is controlled automatically and decreases as the engine warmsup.

NOTE:

Donotpresstheacceleratorpedalforregularcoldorwarmstarts.

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NotefortheDieselEngineStarting(Diesel)

Withcoldengineandexternal temperaturebelow0°C(32°F)ignition maybedelayedafewsecondsinorderto allowthesparkplugstopre-heat.Inthis casetheamberlight 00 andtherelated messagewillilluminateontheTFTdisplay andwillstayonforafewsecondsafter theenginehasstarted.

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Ifrefuellingwithdieselfuelwhosespecificationsarenotsuitableforthetoocold outsidetemperature,itisadvisabletomixTUTELADIESELARTadditiveinthe proportionsshownonthecontainerwiththefuel.Pourtheadditiveintothetank beforethefuelusingthefunnelprovided.

Stoppingtheengine

With the engine at idle, press and release the START/STOP button. The ignition device will return to the OFF position. A "burst" on the accelerator pedal before turning off the engine has no purpose and increases fuel consumption.

NOTE:

TheenginecanbeturnedoffinN(Neutral)tohandlethevehicleintunnelcar washes,oranywaytomovethevehiclewiththeengineoff,ifforeseenusingthe"Car Wash"mode(see"Washingthebodywork"insection"Maintenanceandcare").

Climatesetting

The dual-zone air conditioning and heating system can be operated using the climate control on the climate control panel of the dashboard. In vehicle equipped with a four-zonesystem, the climate controls for both rear zones are located at there are end of the central console, or the console between there are seats, if the vehicle is equipped with the "Comfort Luxury" rearseats.

Interior view of a car dashboard with two rotary gauges and a central control panel (no visible text or symbols)

Diagram of a car air conditioner panel with AC and AUTO buttons, showing climate change icons and control buttons

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AllclimatetouchcontrolsareavailableontheMTCscreenafterenteringthe "Climate" mode.

FM RADIO 24 16:38 -40° out MAX A/C A/C AUTO FRONT REAR 24° OFF SYNC Radio Player Controls Climate Nav Phone Settings

HI DAB RTL Gro... 18:37 23° out. 22° A/C REAR AUTO REAR FRONT CLIMATE Rear Climate 19° 20° REAR OFF SYNC Radio Player Controls Climate Nav Phone Settings

PanelTouchscreenSoftkeyfunction

	OFFAirconditioningOn/Off
	A/C	Togglesfromautomaticoperationtomanualmode;in manualmode,theAUTOindicatorwillturnoff
		Recirculation
		Fanspeedcontrol
	AUTO	Togglesautomaticairconditioning/heatingbetween automaticandmanualmode
		Windshieldandfrontsidewindowsdefrost/demist
		Rearwindowdefrost
		“Bi-level” airflowdistributionmode
		“Panel” airflowdistributionmode
		“Floor” airflowdistributionmode
		Prestoraisetemperaturesettingforleftorrightside
		Prestolowertemperaturesettingforleftorrightside
	SYNC	Prestocontroldriverandpassengertemperatures simultaneously
	MAX A/C	PreststouseA/Clowesttemperaturesetting
	REAR AUTO	Drivercanviewandchangerearclimatesettings(°)
	FRONT CLIMATE	Preststoreverttofrontclimatesettingsdisplay(°)
		Preststolockoutrearclimatecontrols(°)

PanelTouchscreenSoftkeyfunction

REAR OFF

Presstoturnoffrearairconditioning/heating(°)

(°)Onlyforfour-zonesystem.

AutomaticStart&StopSystem

TheMaseratiStart&Stopsystemallowstoautomaticallyswitchofftheenginewhen thevehiclestopsandtorestartitwhenthedriverintendstodrive.Duringthe"Stop (AutoStop)"phasetheignitionisstillonandallsecurityfeaturesareavailable.In orderfortheStart&Stoptoactivate,thevehiclemustbestationaryandthebrake pedaladequatelypressed.YoucandisabletheStart&Stopfunctionfromthecontrols ontherightsideofthesteeringwheel,throughthe"START&STOP"menu.

NOTE:

If the brake pedal is not sufficiently pressed the Start & Stop may not function even if the vehicle is stopped.

Thiswarninglight (A) indicate that the engine has been switched off automatically by the Start & Stop system. As soon as the brake pedal is released, the engine return on. If the warning light (A) during an "AutoStop" phase starts flashing, it is necessary to restart the engine normally. While the vehicle is stopped, the shift lever can be placed in P(Park), in this case it is possible to release the brake pedal and the vehicle will remain in "AutoStop"

withengineoff.PressingthebrakepedalandshiftinggearintoD(Drive)orR(Reverse)willdeactivatethe"AutoStop"condition.

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"Start&Stop"featureddisabledornotactive

TheStart&Stopfeatureisdisabledwhen theSPORTdrivemodeand/or drive modeisbeingactivated,andcannotbe activatedunderparticularvehicle conditions(enginecompartmentlid open,coldengine,lowbattery,etc.), drivingconditions(unbuckleddriver's seatbelt,shiftleverinR(Reverse),wheels steeredtoomuch,etc.)andambient

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conditionssuchasatoocoldexternaltemperature.Inthesecasesthedisplaywill showthecorrespondingmessage(seeexampleinthepicture).

Underoneoftheaboveconditions,withactiveStart&Stopfeature,theenginemight automaticallyrestartbeforethebrakepedalisreleasedormightnotrestart

automaticallyatall.Inthelatterinstance,thewarninglight

Ⓐ willstarttoflash

and it will be necessary to press the brake pedal and push the START/STOP button to restarttheenginenormally.

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Parkassist

SeeWarningspage105

The Park Assistsystem provides acoustic or acoustic and visual indications on the distance between the front and/or rear bumper and detected obstacles during

parkingmanoeuvres, accordingtooptionsettoMTCforthisfunction:

The

systemoperateswhendrivinginreverseunder9km/h(6mph)andremainsactiveup toaspeedofabout11km/h(7mph)inforwardgear.

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Whenanobstacleisdetected, theinstrumentclusterdisplayscurrentsystemstatus ("Ready" or "Off").

The following table provides an overview of how the alert feature operates when the system detects an obstacle.

Warnings
Rear distance	Greater than150cm	150-100cm	100-60cm60	35cm	Lessthan 35cm
Front distance	Greater than120cm	120-100cm
Audible alert/ interval	None	Single(only rear)	Slow(only rear)	FastContinuous
Arcs/LightNone	3-Solid3-Flashing2-Flashing	1-Flashing
Arccolour-AmberAmberAmberRed
Radio volume	OnMuted	Muted	MutedMuted

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TheParkAssistacousticsignalthatcomesonwhenthesensorsaretriggeredcanbe turneddowntemporarilyormutedcompletelyusingtheaudiocontrolsbehindthe steeringwheelortheknobonthesideoftheMTCscreen.

Toactivate this function, operatethe audio controls while the sensor acoustics signal is active.

Refuelling

SeeWarningspage105

Thefuelfillerflapisunlocked/lockedbypressingtheorbuttonontheremote controlwhenunlocking/lockingthedoorsfromoutside.Ifanyoneofthecentralised doorlockcontrolsispressedfrominsidethevehicle,thefillerflapwillremain unlockedtoallowrefuelling.

With the fuelfillerflap unlocked from theremote control, pressthearrowed area and the door will open completely.

Thefillerneckhasnocap.Aflapperdoorinsidethefillersealsthesystem.

Close-up of a car's side panel with a circular blue ring and directional arrow, no visible text or symbols

Technical illustration of a car's door handle and keyway (no text or symbols)

Insertthefuelnozzlefullyintothefiller. Thenozzlepushestheflapperdooropen andkeepsitopenwhilerefuelling.

Whenthefuelnozzle"clicks"orshutsoff,thefueltankisbasicallyfull.Youcanfill somemorefueluntilyouheartwomoreclicks.Waitabout10seconds,removethe fuelnozzleandclosethefuelfillerflap.

Emergencyfuelfillerdoorrelease

Ifunabletounlockthefuelfillerdoor usingtheremotecontrol,usethe emergencyreleasecablelocatedonthe leftsideofthebootcompartment.Pull thereleasecablemoderatelytoavoidits possiblebreak.Itisnotpossibletofeel on thecableandheartheunlockingofthe fuelfillerdooractuator.Thenopen normallythefuelfillerdoor.

Interior view of a vehicle showing a directional indicator with arrows pointing to a control panel (no text or symbols present)

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WarningtorefuelAdBlue ^® (Dieselonly)

Whenthedisplayontheinstrument clusterdisplaysamessagepromptsyouto refuelAdBlue ^ (seeexampleinthe picture),beforeexhaustingtheautonomy indicatedinthemessage,gotothe MaseratiServiceNetworkforrefueling. Youcanautonomouslytoppingupusing thesuitablebottlesofAdBlue ^ available atservicestations:

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Turningonthelights

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Thelightswitchoperatestheexternalandrearfoglights.Usethedimmersnextto theswitchtoadjustinstrumentclusterbrightness,doorswitchbacklighting,interior andnightlightsandexternallights.

Themultifunctionleverlocatedontheleftsideofthesteeringcolumnoperates directionindicatorsandselectsheadlightbeamsandflashers.

Car dashboard control panel with directional arrows indicating action buttons and mode indicators

Diagram showing airflow or traffic flow around a vehicle with directional arrows and labeled components

Externallights

Thisystemautomaticallyturnstheheadlightsonoroffaccordingtotheambient brightnessdetectedbythetwilightsensor.Toactivatethesystem,turnthelight switchcounterclockwisetothe"AUTO"position.

Tomanuallyturnontheexternallights,settheswitchto

00 ≤ or D .

The following table provides an overview of external lights operation according to lightswitch, ignition device and gear shift positions and according to engine state (OnorOff).

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			Lightsswitchposition
			0	≥slant 0 ≤slant	≥slant D(1)
OFF—Alllightsoff				Position/parking lights(2),side markerandlicense platelightson	Lowbeams, position/parking(2), sidemarkerand licenseplatelightson
ACCOff	PAllightsoff			Position/parking lights(2),side markerandlicense platelightson(3)	Lowbeams, position/parking(2), sidemarkerand licenseplatelightson (3)
RUNOff	PAllightsoff	Alllightsoff			Lowbeams, position/parking(2), sidemarkerand licenseplatelightson (3)
RUNOn	PAllightsoff	Alllightsoff			Lowbeams, position/parking(2), sidemarkerand licenseplatelightson
RUNOn	DorRDRL(2)	onDRL(2)	on		Lowbeams, position/parking(2), sidemarkerand licenseplatelightson
(1)ThelowbeamslightswillturnonwithlightswitchinAUTOposition,enginerunning andambientdarknessconditions.(2)ThelightingsystemusesthesameLEDwithtwodifferentlevelsofintensity:highfor DRLandlowforposition/parkinglights.(3)Thelightsarepoweredupfor30minutestopreservethechargeofthebattery.

Rearfoglights

Toturnontherearfoglights, turnthe lightswitchtothelowbeam or "AUTO" position. Thenpressthelight switch toturnontherearfoglights. Pressthelightswitchagaintoturnoff therearfoglights.

Close-up of a car air conditioner unit with blue arrows pointing to the dial (no text or symbols visible)

Close-up of a car air vent with a blue arrow pointing to the left side (no visible text or symbols)

Highbeamsandflashing

Toturnonthehighbeams,thelight switchshouldbesettohighbeams or"AUTO".Pushthemultifunctionlever forward. Thewarninglight turnson insidetherevcounterarea.

Pullthelevertowardsthesteeringwheel toturnoffthehighbeamsandrevertto lowbeams.

Toperformsomeflashes, lightlypullthe multifunctionlevertowardyou. This will turnonthehighbeamsheadlightsuntil theleverisreleased.

Diagram showing car air intake control with directional arrows and component labels in Chinese

Internalandexternallights

Theinternallightsandtheexternallightsturnonandoffautomaticallyasyou enter/exitthevehicle.Brightnessisadjustedusingthedimmersnexttothelight switch.Thedimmerscanberotatedfrom"0"position(stableposition:lowerlevelof theinternallightingandnightlightingoff)upwardandbackdownward.

The left dimmer only operates when the parking lights or low beams are on. This control enables step less adjustment from minimum to maximum brightness (stable position) for dashboard instruments and display, backlighting of control switches and MTC controls, including all text indications. When the dimmer is rotated to then next stable position, them in light and thereading light of the front domel ampturnon. The right dimmer only operates when the light switch is setto "AUTO" orthelow beams are on. This control enables step less adjustment from minimum (stable position) to maximum brightness for front seat night lights and front domel lamp LED.

Interior view of a modern car dashboard with visible controls, seats, and a Porsche logo (no text or symbols)

Drivingintherain

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Themultifunctionleverontheleftofthe steeringcolumnoperateswindshield wipers, windshieldwashersandheadlight washers, ifpresent.

Therain-sensingwindshieldwipersystem usesasensorincorporatedintothe internalrear-viewmirrortodetectthe degreeofmoistureonthewindshield andautomaticallyactivatethe windshieldwipers.

Diagram showing car interior airflow direction with arrows and icons indicating movement or flow, including a valve and car handle.

•Toactivateautomaticoperation:rotatetheendofthelevertooneofthefour presetpositions.Intermittentwiperposition1istheleastsensitive,position4isthe mostsensitive.Useposition3innormalrain.
- Tooperatethewindshieldwipersatlowspeed(stableposition "LO"):rotatethe endoftheleverforwarduntilhearingthefirstclickpastintermittentsetting position.
- Tooperatethewindshieldwipersathighspeed(stableposition"HI"):rotatethe endoftheleverforwarduntilhearingthesecondclickpastintermittentsetting position.
- Forasinglewipe: rotatetheendoftheleverbackwards (position "MIST", lever springsbackwhenreleased). Thewindshieldwiperskeepoperatinguntilthe multifunctionleverisreleased.
- Tostopthewindshieldwipers:rotatemultifunctionto"OFF".

Windshieldandheadlightwashers

Tousethewindshieldwashers, pushtheendofthemultifunctionlevertowardsthe steeringcolumnandkeepitthereforaslongasyouwishthefluidtobesprayed. Theheadlightwasherswillsprayatimedhighpressuresprayofwasherfluidonto eachheadlightlensevery11windshieldwiperscycles.

Tipsfordrivingintherain

• Reducespeedandmaintainagreatersafetydistancefromthevehiclestravellingin frontofyou.
• Inheavyrain, turnonthelowbeamseveninthedaylight, to make your vehicle more conspicuous. Use feature "Headlights with wipers":
• Setairconditioning/heatingcontrolstodemistingtoimprovevisibility.
• Use the ICE drivemodewhendrivingunderlowgripconditions.

If U Ifyo M t Pai Inthee Ifthe Emer Moving Ifafusebl Fusepo Integrat Rearpow

INANEMERGENCY

Flatbattery. 6 6

Emergencystartingwithauxiliarybattery....66

Ifatiregetsapuncture. 67

Usingthetirerepairkit. 67

Usingtheemergencywheel. 67

If you havetotowthevehicle. 70

Manualreleaseofthegearshiftleverfrom theP(Park)position. 70

Parkingbrakeemergencyrelease....71

Intheeventofanaccident. 73

If there are injured persons. 73

EmergencyKit(*)....74

Movingastuckcar. 74

Ifafuseblows. 75

Fusepositionandidentification. 75

Integratedsupplymodule....76

Rearpowercontrolunit. 77

FLATBATTERY

Emergencystartingwithauxiliarybattery

SeeWarningspage107

Whenthebatteryisflat,anemergencystartingcanbemadeusingthebatteryofanothercaroraportableauxiliarybattery.Ifaportableauxiliarybatteryisused,followtheinstructionsandsafetyindicationsgivenintheportableauxiliarybatterymanufacturer'sUserManual.Formoredetails:

Tomakethisoperationeasier, vehicle featuresbatteryremotepolesfor emergencystartingpositionedinside enginecompartmentandindicatedin figure.

Diagram of car engine components with directional arrows and polarity indicators, showing valve positions and wiring connections.

Tomakethisoperation, specialcables with endterminals identified by different colour of the sheath (red = positive, black = negative) must be used; they will serve as a connection between auxiliary battery and flat battery remote poles. The emergency starting procedure can be dangerous if not correctly carried out: the following procedure must be then strictly complied with.

• Ifanothervehicleisusedforemergencystarting, parkitsothatcablescanbeeasily connected. Makesurethatparkingbrakesofbothvehiclesareengagedand ignitionisoff.
  •Toconnectcables,sticktothesequence showninthefigure.
• Startvehicleenginewiththeauxiliary battery,letitidleforafewminutes, andthenstarttheengineoftheflat batteryvehicle.
• Onceengineisstarted, remove the connectingcablesfollowingthe sequenceinreverseorder.

Usingthetirerepairkit

SeeWarningspage108

NOTE:

Basedonthetargetmarkets, vehiclecanfeaturethetirerepairkitortheemergency wheel.

Interior view of a vehicle showing internal components and directional arrows (no text or symbols)

GasolineDiesel

Cross-sectional diagram of a vehicle engine bay with internal components and directional arrows (no text or labels)

Therepairprocedureofthepuncturedtirewiththekit,positionedundertheground coverageatthebottomofthebootcompartment,isexplainedintheinstruction sheetincludedinthepackageofthecompressor.

Thetirerepairkitallowsrepairingsmallpuncturesupto6mm(0.23in)ontiretread. Afteratirehasbeenrepairedwiththiskit,vehiclecanbedrivenfor10km(6mi) max.withoutexceedingthespeedof80km/h(50mph).Aftertravelingthisdistance, youcancontinueforanother10km(6mi)byreusingthetirerepairkitasecond time.

Usingtheemergencywheel

SeeWarningspage108

The emergency wheel is stored in the boot and supply ddeflated in order to limit the amount of space occupied.

Anelectriccompressorwithpressuregaugeisalsoprovidedforinflating.Intheevent ofatirepuncture,proceedasfollows.

• Stopthevehicleinaplacethatdoesnotconstituteadangertotrafficandwhere thewheelcanbechangedsafely. Thevehiclemustbelevelandonfirmground.
• If necessary, turn the hazard warning lightson and placethewarning triangle at there required distance.
• Liftthegroundcoverageatthebottomofthebootcompartment.

INANEMERGENCY

•Takethetoolsindicatedinthepictureforchangingthewheelfromthecontainer.

Cross-sectional diagram of a mechanical device showing internal components and directional arrows (no text or labels)

GasolineDiesel

Mechanical assembly diagram showing internal components with arrows indicating motion or force directions (no text or labels)

• Loosenandremovetheemergencywheellockingknob.
  •Takethetoolboxcontainerandtheemergencywheeloutoftheboot.

Cross-sectional diagram of a mechanical device showing internal components like gears, springs, and tools (no text or labels)

GasolineDiesel

Cutaway diagram of a car engine bay showing internal components like wrench, gear, and wheel (no text or labels)

• Remove from the compressor case the inflation hose and the cable with a plug for the powers socket.
• Unscrewthevalvecapoftheemergency wheelandscrewthefittingofthe inflationhoseontothevalve.
• Insertthepluginsideoneofthepower socketslocatedinsidethebootor passengercompartment.
• Turnthecompressoronbypassing switch.
• Pressswitchagaintostopthecompressorwhenthepressureindicatedbythegauge reachestherecommendedlevelandscrewthecapontheemergencywheelvalve.

350 kPa 3.5 bar (51PSI)

- Fitthesocketonthespanner.Extend thespannerforuseasshown,andthen loosenbyapproximatelyoneturnthe fiveboltsonthewheeltobechanged.

Diagram of a car wheel rim with a blue arrow pointing to the wheel rim (no text or symbols present)

- Placethejacknearthewheeltobechangedatoneofthepointsillustrated.

Side profile illustration of a silver sedan car with visible wheel rim and side door (no text or symbols)

Mechanical assembly diagram showing a component with an upward arrow and blue arrow indicator (no text or symbols present)

Cross-sectional view of a road with a traffic cone and an upward arrow indicating direction (no text or symbols)

- Makesurethattheheadofthejackis correctlyinsertedinoneoftheslots underthelongitudinalmember.

- Turntheleveruntilthewheelisraiseda fewcentimetresofftheground.

- Completelyunscrewthefiveboltsand removethewheel.

• Fittheemergencywheel, with the valve sideout, and secure it with the five bolts previously removed.

Close-up of a car wheel with a tire and two blue arrows pointing to the side of the wheel (no text or symbols visible)

- Turntheleverofthejacktolowerthevehicleandremovethejack.

- Fullytightenthebolts, alternately tighteningdiametricallyoppositebolts.

Oncefinished, completely deflatethe emergencywheel.

Placethetoolboxcontainerinsidethe emergencywheel, and then placethem insidetheboot. Secure everything in place with knob.

Repositionallthetoolsandlowerthe groundcoverageoftheboot compartment.

Close-up of a car wheel with a blue arrow indicating clockwise motion, showing tire and brake system (no text or symbols)

IFYOUHAVETOTOWTHEVEHICLE

If battery is flatorengine cannot be started, to tow the vehicle manually release the P(Park) position and, manually disengage also the parking brake.

Maseratidoesnotrecommendtotowthevehicleonatrailertopreventanydamage, whileitrecommendstotransportthevehiclewithallthewheelsraisedfromground ontothefloorofaroadassistancevehicle.

ManualreleaseofthegearshiftleverfromtheP(Park) position

SeeWarningspage109

- Raisethematondriver'ssidetogain accesstothegearboxdisengagement redlace.

- Removetheprotectioncover.

•Takelaceoutofitsseat.

- Withthetipofascrewdriverpressthe clipshowninthepictureboxandlift thelaceuptodisengagetheP(Park) position. Thenewgearshiftlever positionwillallowvehicletowing.

- Disengagetheparkingbrakeonlyafter vehiclehasbeensecurelyconnectedtoatowingvehicle.

Diagram showing car interior components with directional arrows indicating movement or flow, including a zoomed-in view of the vehicle's side panel.

Parkingbrakeemergencyrelease

In caseofemergency,toreleasetheparkingbrake,observeoneofthefollowing procedures.

NOTE:

Aftereachemergencyrelease, the warning light and related break-down message will lightup and display on the instrument cluster. The electric parking brake system remains inefficient and must berepaired by Maserati Service Network to resume operation.

ReleaseafterBatteryDisconnection

Thismaneuverdoesnotallowthefullreleaseoftheparkingbrakebutstillallowsto movethevehicle,aseg.toloaditonrescuevehicle.

• Reconnectthebatterywithin3minutesafterturningoff(ignitiondevicesetto OFF).
• SetthestardevicetoRUN.
• Pressbrakepedaland,atthesametime,raisetheEPBcontrolfor5seconds:brake cableswillgetlooseandvehiclecanthusbemoved.

ManualRelease

Tomanuallyreleasetheparkingbrake, it isnecessarytousethespecialtool providedwiththetoolkitplacedinthe boot.

3D rendered image of a pipe fitting with a bent end and flanged shaft (no text or symbols)

- Openthebootlidandliftthefront edgeofthebootcompartmentcarpet releasingthetwobuttonsindicatedand folditback.

Top-down view of a car showing the rear compartment with two arrows indicating airflow or movement (no text or symbols present)

INANEMERGENCY

•Lifttheflapofthefloorcoveringas indicated.

Close-up of a mechanical component with a highlighted square button and a downward arrow (no text or symbols)

- Removetheunderneathsound-absorbinglayer,leveragingthetwoside grips.

Diagram of a device with a square button and directional arrows pointing to it, no text or symbols present.

- Removetherubberinspectioncoverby pullingitstabinordertolocatethe actuatorthatcontrolsthelockand unlocksystemoftheparkingbrake.

Diagram of a mechanical component with a downward arrow and labeled point A (no text or symbols beyond the label)

- Removetheprotectivecapbyunscrew itcounterclockwiseusingthehexagonal socketendofthespecialtool.

Cross-sectional diagram of a mechanical device with internal components and a gear mechanism (no text or symbols)

• Insertthehextipoftheflexiblepartof thespecialtool,insidethedisclosed section.
• Turnthehandleofthespecialtool clockwiseuntilrelease.
• Removethespecialtoolfromitsseat andsealwiththecap.
• Reassembleallpartsremovedforthis operation.

Diagram of a mechanical component with a curved arrow indicating rotation or force, no visible text or symbols

INTHEEVENTOFANACCIDENT

Itisimportanttoalwaysstaycalm.

• If you are not directly involved, stop at as a fed distance of at least ten metres away from the accident area.
• If you are on a motor way, stop without obstructing the emergency lane and be especially careful if you need to exit the vehicle.
  •Turnofftheengineandswitchonthehazardlights.
• Atnight, illuminatethehazardareawiththeheadlights.
  •Alwaysactwithcaution:youshouldnotrisksomeonecrashingintoyou.
• Indicate that an accident has occurred by placing the emergency triangle in a well visible position and at the prescribed distance.
• Calltheemergencyservices,providingasmuchinformationaspossible.Onthe motorway,usethespecialcallboxes.
• Removetheignitionkey(ifany)fromthevehiclesinvolved.
• Ifyousmellfuelorotherchemicalproducts, donotsmokeandaskpeoplearound youtoputtheircigarettesout.
• Toextinguishfires, even small ones, use a fire extinguisher, blankets, sandorearth. Never use water.
• In multiple accidents occurred on motorways, particularly where visibility is poor, there is a high risk of being involved in other collisions. Leave your vehicle immediately and move away from the area.

If there are injured persons

• Neverleavetheinjuredpersonalone.Personsnotdirectlyinvolvedintheaccident arealsorequiredtogiveassistance.
• Donotcrowdaroundinjuredpersons.
• Reassuretheinjuredpersonthathelpisonthewayandstayclosetothemtoassist themincaseofpanicattacks.
• Releaseorcuttheseatbeltsrestrainingtheinjuredpersons.
• Donotgivetheinjuredpersonsanythingtodrink.

• Nevermoveaninjuredperson.

• Removetheinjuredpersonfromthevehicleonlyinemergencysituation,e.g.if thereisariskoffire,sinkinginwaterorfallingdown.

• Whenremovinganinjuredperson, donotpullhis/herlimbs, neverbendhis/herheadand, asfaraspossible, keepphis/herbodyinahorizontalposition.

EmergencyKit(\*)

TheEmergencyKitprovidesfirstaidincaseofacarbreakdownoranyother situation. Thekitcomesinacaseontheleftsideofthebootcompartment. Thekit includesthefollowingelements:

•emergencytriangle;
•reflectiveemergencyvest;
- luminescentpipesprovidingchemicallights;
• dynamotorch;
- FirstAidKit;
•gloves;
•scraper;
- boxwithsparelampsandfuses.

NOTE:

• Theitemsinsidethekitcouldchangeaccordingtodifferentcountries'regulations.
• Uponrequest, apotassium-based firesuppressor of the namesize and weight as a standard electric torch can be included in the kit. It ensures an higher effectiveness compared with conventional 10-kilofire extinguishers and preventing damage to hides and drugs.

MOVINGASTUCKCAR

Acarwithpartiallystuckwheelsinmud,sandorsnowcanoftenbemovedwithshort alternatebackandforthmovements.

Turnthesteeringwheelinbothdirectionstoreleasefrontwheelsfromanyobstacle. ThenmovethegearshiftleverbetweenpositionD(Drive)orM(Manual)andR (Reverse).WiththegearshiftlevertoM(Manual),trytomovethecarstartingitin thesecondgear.

With the vehicle moving at lowspeed, you can quickly shift from D(Drive) to R (Reverse) and vice-versa, by simply pressing there lease button on the gear shift lever. There lease procedure proves more effective if you accelerateategently so a avoid driving wheels slipping.

If vehicle cannot be moved by following the above procedure, quickly press the ICE keyto activate the low-grip condition driving mode, and fully deactivates the anti-yawing and anti-slip control systems by keeping key pressed for at least 3 seconds. Move gear shift lever between D(Drive) and R(Reverse) positions, and try to movethe car.

NotesforAWDvehiclemodel

Onthesevehiclesslippageproducedbylowgripconditions,automaticallyactivesthe AWDmode.UsingthedrivemodeM(Manual),theinsertionofAWDwillhappen immediatelywhenwillengageaforwardgear.

Fusepositionandidentification

SeeWarningspage110

Fusesarepositionedinsidetheintegratedsupplymodule,onenginecompartment RHside,andinsidetherearpowersupplycontrolunit,onbootcompartmentRHside.

Whenanelectricaldeviceisnot functioning,checkthatthe correspondingfuseisinproperworking order(intact).

A-Fuseintact. B-Fuseblown.

Two identical mechanical component diagrams labeled A and B, showing internal components with mounting holes (no text or symbols beyond labels)

Replacethefaultyfusewithanewone featuringthesameratingandremoveit usingthespecialpincerspositionedinside theintegratedsupplymoduleandinside thecoveroftherearpowersupply controlunit.ThefuseAmperageis writtenonfuses.

Diagram of a mechanical component with a blue arrow indicating direction, no text or symbols present

The vehicle is endowed mainly with mini-and maxi-fuses. In addition to these fuses there are some special fuses ("CircuitBreaker" or "non-Cycling Breakers" identified with CB in the description) on which it is not possible to visually detect the status of "fuse blown".

Thesefusescontainedintherearpowercontrolunitremaintrippedaslongasthere's powertothecircuit. Theyprotectthemotorsthatmovetheseats:incaseoffailureof aseat, extractthecorrespondingfuseandthenreinsertit.

Ifthemalfunctionpersists:

NOTE:

The positions shown in the figure, the type and function of the fuses present inside the integrated supply module and inside there are power control unit a respecified in the tables of next paragraphs.

Integratedsupplymodule

SeeWarningspage110

• Opentheenginecompartmentlid(see paragraph "Toppingup" in "Maintenanceandcare" section).
  •Togainaccesstofuses, releasethe indicatedsideretainersandremove modulecover.

Close-up of an automotive engine bay with visible components and blue arrows indicating flow or movement (no text or symbols)

F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F18 F19 F20 F21 F22 F23 F24 F28 F29 F30 F31 F32 F33 F34 F35 F36 F37 F38 F39 F48 F49 F50 F51 F52 F53

Pos.TypeFunction

10Mini-15AElectricSteeringLock

11Mini-20AHornrelayinput

12Mini-10AACcompressorrelayinput

14Mini-7.5AAlarmsiren

19Maxi-30AHeadlampwasherrelayinput

20Maxi-30AWipermotorrelayoutput

21Mini-20ALHlowbeamrelayinput

22Mini-20ARHlowbeamrelayinput

Pos.TypeFunction

28Mini-7.5AIPCInstrumentPanelControl(Gasolineonly)

33Mini-10AHDLPHeadlights

Rearpowercontrolunit

SeeWarningspage110

• Opentheboot(seeparagraph "Accessingtheboot" insection "Usingthe controls").
• Togainaccesstofuses, releasetheindicatedfasteneronunitcover.
• Raiselidfromfastenerside, and pushitupontherighthandsidetoreleaseitfrom theindicatedcontrolunitfasteners.

Close-up of a car interior panel with a blue arrow pointing to a component (no text or symbols visible)

Interior view of a car showing a battery compartment with arrows indicating airflow or movement (no text or symbols present)

F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 F10 F11 F15 F16 F17 F18 F19 F20 F21 F22 F23 F24 F25 F26 F27 F31 F32 F33 F34 F35 F36 F37 F38 F40 F41 F42 F43 F44 F45 F46 F47 F48 F49 F50 F51 F52 F53 F54 F55 F56 F57 F58 F65 F66 F67 F68 F69 F70

Pos.TypeFunction

6Maxi-20ASunroof

7Maxi-30ADriverdoormodule

8Maxi-30APassengerdoormodule

11Maxi-40AHighPremiumstereoamplifierunit

15Maxi-40AHVACfrontblowerrelaycoil

17Maxi-30ARearLHdoormodule

18Maxi-30ARearRHdoormodule

27CB-20ALHrearseatmovement

31 Mini - 25A LHfrontseatmovement

33CB-20ARHrearseatmovement

35Mini-20AREardoorsunshades

37Mini-20ARadio(Gasolineonly)

38 Mini - 25A RHfrontseatmovement

45Mini-10AInternalmirror,sunroof

46Mini-5ARearcamera

61Mini-25AFrontconsolepoweroutletandcigarlighter

68Mini-20ARearsunshademodule

69Mini-25ARearconsolepoweroutletandcigarlighter

70Mini-10A HVACmodule,AFLMheadlightsmodule,ParkingAidModulePAM

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MAINTENANCEANDCARE

Periodicalchecks. 80

Toppingup. 80

Vehicleintensiveuse....82

Checkingtires. 83

Scheduledmaintenance.... 8 3

Scheduledmaintenanceplan. 83

Washingthevehicle. 85

Washingthebodywork. 85

Ifthevehicleisstoredforlongperiods. 86

Maintainingbatterycharge. 86

Restartingthevehicle. 87

PERIODICALCHECKS

Every1000km(600mi)orbeforelongjourneys,check:

•enginecoolantlevel;
- brakefluidlevel;
•windshieldwasherfluidlevel;
• tirepressureandcondition;
- lightsystemcorrectoperation(headlights, directionindicators, emergencylights, etc.);
- windshieldwasher/wipercorrectoperationandwindshieldwiperbladewear.
Every3000km(1800mi),checkandtopup,ifnecessary,engineoillevel.

Toppingup

SeeWarningspage110

Mostcheckscanbecarriedoutonlyafterenginecompartmentlidhasbeen unlocked.

• Workinginsidethepassengercompartment, pullthefrontlidreleaselever positionedondashboardLHlowerside.
• Getoutofthevehicle,infrontofit,andslightlyraisetheenginecompartmentlid.
• Pressthesafetyfastener(locatedinfrontlidcentralrestingarea)inthedirection shownbythearrow,andraisetheenginecompartmentlidallthewayup.

Interior view of a car showing the intake manifold and exhaust door (no text or symbols visible)

Close-up of a car's front grille with a blue arrow pointing to the window (no text or symbols visible)

Thenextfiguresshowthepositioninsidetheenginecompartmentofthepartstobe maintained.

MAINTENANCEANDCARE

Gasolineengines

1. Inspection over to access the engine oil level dipstick (V8-Gasoline only).
2. Engineoilleveldipstick.
3. Engineoilfillerneck.
4. Powersteeringfluidreservoircap.

5. Enginecoolantexpansionreservoir cap.

6. Gearboxandhydraulicsteering coolantreservoircap.

7. Windshield/headlightswasherfluid tankcap
8. Brakefluidreservoiraccesscover.
   9.A/Csystempollenfilteraccesscover.
   10.Integratedsupplymodule(fuses).

Technical diagram of a car engine bay with numbered components for identification

V8

Technical diagram of a car engine bay with numbered components for identification

V6

MAINTENANCEANDCARE

Dieselengine

1. Engineoilleveldipstick.
2. Engineoilfillerneckinspectiondoor.
3. Powersteeringfluidreservoircap.
4. Enginecoolantexpansionreservoir cap.

5. Windshield/headlightswasherfluid tankcap.

6. Brakefluidreservoiraccesscover.
   7.A/Csystempollenfilteraccesscover.

7. Integrated supply module (fuses).
   9.Fuelfilter.

Technical diagram of a car engine bay with numbered components for identification

Oncefinished, lowertheenginecompartmentlidanddropit. Bothclosingdevices shouldlockinplace.

Vehicleintensiveuse

SeeWarningspage111

If the vehicle is used mainly in one of the following conditions:

•dustyroads;
- shortrepetitivetrips(lessthan7-8km/4-5mi)whentheexternaltemperatureis belowzero;
• engineerunningfrequentlyatidlespeed,oratlowspeedforalongtime,orlong storageperiods.

The following check should be made more frequently than indicated on the "Scheduled maintenance plan":

• checkdiscbrakepadwearandconditions;
• checkenginecompartmentandbootcompartmentlockcleaning,aswellas linkage/rodcleaningandlubrication;
• visuallyinspect:engine,gearbox,pipesandhoses(exhaust-fuelsupplysystem-brakesystem),rubberparts(boots,sleeves,bushes,etc.);
• checkbatterycharge;

MAINTENANCEANDCARE

• checkand, if necessary, replace engine oil and oil filter;
• checkand,ifnecessary,replaceA/Csystempollenfilter;
• checkand, if necessary, replace the air filter.

Checkingtires

Tirepressureshouldbecheckedand,ifnecessary,adjustedatleastonceamonth(see paragraph "Tirepressure" undersection "Technicalspecifications").Tiresshouldbe alsocheckedforthepresenceofwearorvisibledamages.

Theoriginaltiresfittedonvehiclehavespecialtreadwearindicatorshelpingdefining whentheyneedreplacing.

These indicators are impressed on tread pattern. Whentread depth reaches 1.6 mm (0.06 in), for standard tires, or 4 mm (0.16 in) for winter and all-season tires, indicators will look like stripes.

Changetiresassoonastreadwearindicatorsbecomevisible.

The following scheduled maintenance operations must be carried out according to the specified time or mileage intervals form maintaining warranty coverage and ensure original performance and reliability overtime.

Shortermaintenanceintervalscouldbenecessarywhenvehicleisusedundersevere operatingconditions,suchasondustyroadsand/orforfrequentorshortjourneys. Inspectionandmaintenanceoperationsmustbecarriedoutwheneveroususpecta failurehasoccurred.

Maseratistronglyrecommendsthatthemaintenanceoperationsatthespecified intervalsarecarriedoutbyMaseratiServiceNetworkauthorisedcentres.

Scheduledmaintenanceplan

SeeWarningspage111

Gasolineengines

Mainoperations	Servicecoupons1°2°3°4°5°6°
	Intervalrunningcoupons:every 20000km(12500mi)or2years
Beltforalternator,waterpump,air conditioningcompressorandhydraulic steeringpump		I		R		I
	Replaceatleastevery80000km (50000mi)or4yearsandeverytime thepartisremoved
Engineoilandfilter	R	R	R	R	R	R
	Replaceatleastevery2years
EnginecheckforleaksI I I I	I	I
AirfilterR R R
SparkplugsR R
Hydraulicsteeringfluidlevell I I	I	I	I
Enginecoolantlevell I	I

MAINTENANCE AND CARE

Mainoperations	Servicecoupons1	2°3′4′	5°6′
		Intervalrunningcoupons:every 20000km(12500mi)or2years
Intercoolercheckforleaksl	I	I	I
Brakefluid			R		R		R
	Replaceevery2yearsforfrequently andheavybrakeuse(trackuse)
Brakesystem,calipersl	I	I	I
Joints,rodsforfrontandrearsuspensions, frontandrearunder-chassis			I		I		I
PollenfilterR	R	R
Controlsandadjustmentsystemsingeneral, hinges,doors,frontandrearlid	I				I
Correctoperationandreliabilityoftheseats andseatbelts	I			I		I
Headlightaimingl	I	I	I
Conditionoftheleatherinteriorsl	I		I
Vehicleroadtestl	I	I
CheckwithMaseratiDiagnosisl	I	I	I	I
I=Inspectandcarryoutanyothernecessaryoperation R=Replace

Dieselengine

Mainoperations	Servicecoupons1°2°3°4°5°6°Intervalrunningcoupons:every 20000km(12500mi)or1year(*)
Beltforalternator,waterpump,air conditioningcompressorandhydraulic steeringpump				I	R
	Replaceatleastevery100000km (62000mi)or5yearsandeverytime thepartisremoved
Engineoilandfilter	R	R	R	R	R	R
	Replaceatleasteveryyear
Airfilter	R	R	R	R	R	R
Fuelfilter		R		R		R
Hydraulicsteeringfluidlevel	I	I	I	I	I	I
Windshieldfluidlevel—Windshieldwasher andheadlightcleaner	I		I		I
Enginecoolantlevel	I	I	I	I	I	I
Brakefluid	I	I	R	I	I	R
	Replaceevery2yearsforfrequently andheavybrakeuse(trackuse)
Brakesystem,calipersl I I I	I	I
PollenfilterR R R
Controlsandadjustmentsystemsingeneral, hinges,doors,frontandrearlid	I				I
Headlightaimingl I I I I	I
Conditionoftheleatherinteriorsl I		I

Mainoperations	Servicecoupons1	2°3′4′	5°6′
		Intervalrunningcoupons:every 20000km(12500mi)or1year(*)
Vehicleroadtestl	I	I
Emissioncontrol	I	I	I	I
CheckwithMaseratiDiagnosis	I	I	I	I
InspectAdBlue® levelandrefillifnecessary		I	I	I	I	I	I
(*)IntervalrunningcouponsforIndiamarketvehiclesareevery10000km(6200mi) or1year.I=InspectandcarryoutanyothernecessaryoperationR=Replace

WASHINGTHEVEHICLE

Washingthebodywork

SeeWarningspage111

Tomovethevehicleinsidecarwashingtunnelsor,ingeneral,tomoveitwiththe engineoff,ifforeseenusethe"CarWash"mode,asspecifiedhereinafter.

• SelectN(Neutral).
• ManuallyengagetheparkingbrakepressingthebrakepedalandraisingtheEPB lever.
• Keep START/STOP button pressed for 5 seconds to turn engine off.
• Within 3 minutes after turning off the engine, manually disengage the parking brakepressingthebrakepedalandraisingtheEPBlever.
  Atthisstage, thedriver'sdoorshallbeclosed. Thisconditionwilllastforapprox.25 minutes, afterwhichthegearshiftleverwillmovetoP(Park).

NOTE:

If you wish to keep theremote control with you or any where outside the vehicle while the car is being washed, it is advisable to disable from the MTC system the Passive Entry and, forarse equipped with Power Boot Lid/Hand Free (*), the Hand Freetoprevent accidental opening of vehicle closures. For further information:

Enginecompartment

Attheendofeachwinterseason,carefullywashtheenginecompartment,rememberingtoavoiddirectingthejetofwaterfortoolongontheelectrical components.Toperformthisoperation,youmustcontactaspecialisedworkshopor MaseratiServiceNetwork.

IFTHEVEHICLEISSTOREDFORLONGPERIODS

If the vehicle is going to belaid up from more than one month, follow the precautions below:

• Washanddrythevehiclethoroughly.
• Storethevehicleinacovered, dry and, if possible, ventilated area.
• SelectP(Park)andmakesurethattheparkingbrakeisNOTengaged.
• Disconnectthebattery(seeinstructions:)orconnectabatterycharger (availableatMaseratiServiceNetwork).
• Checkthebatterychargestatus. During parking, this check must be carried out every three weeks (orify out travel approximately 16 km/10 miperday and/or 6000 km/4000 miperyear). Recharge the battery if the opencircuit voltage is lower than 12.2 V.
• Cleanandprotectthepaintedpartsapplyingprotectivewax.
• Cleanandprotectpolishedmetalpartswithspecialproductsavailableonthe market.
  •Talcthewindshieldwiperbladesandraisethemfromthewindshield.
• Cover the vehicle with a cloth in breathable fabric (available from the Maserati ServiceNetwork). Donotusethickplasticsheets, which donotallowthehumidity onthevehiclesurfacetoevaporate.
• Inflatethetiresuptoapressurewhichmustbe1barhigherthanthenormally prescribedone,andcheckitatregularintervals.

Maintainingbatterycharge

SeeWarningspage112

Whenthevehicleisnotgoingtobeusedforoneweekormore(orifyoutravel approximately16km/10miperdayand/or6000km/4000miperyear),Maserati recommendsconnectingthebatterytoabatterycharger,tosaveyouthetroubleof havingtorechargethebattery.Thebatterychargerwillkeepthebatterycharged properlyandatthecorrectvoltagelevelsrequiredbythesystemsanddevicesinthe car.

Before using the battery charger, carefully follow the instructions provided. To connect the device to the battery:

If you donot use ab battery charger, you need to check and recharge the battery at least once every three weeks (orify out travel approximately 16 km/10 miperday and/or 6000 km/4000 miperyear). Pleasenotethat allowing the battery to go flat repeatedly can cause premature wear on the internal cells and greatly reduce their life, leading to problems with the ignition system and other electrical/electronic systems.

TheMaseratiServiceNetworkisavailabletoadviseyouonhowtorechargeyour batterycorrectlyandgiveyouusefulinformationonbatterycareandmaintenance.

Restartingthevehicle

SeeWarningspage112

Beforeerestartingthevehicleafteralongperiodofinactivity, werecommendthatyou carryoutthefollowingoperations.

• Checkthetiresforpressureandforanydamages,cutsorcracks.Ifthisisthecase,havethemreplaced.
• Donotdry-rubtheexternalsurfaceofthevehicle.
• Visuallyinspectifthereareanyfluidleaks(oil,brakefluid,enginecoolantetc.).
  •Havetheengineoilandfilterreplaced.
• Havethepresenceofwaterinfuelfilterchecked(Dieselonly).
• Checkthefluidlevelsinthebrakesystem,aswellastheenginecoolantlevel.
• Ifithasbeendisconnected,reconnectthebatteryaftercheckingthechargestatus andperformtheinitialisationprocedureifapplicable:
• With the gear shift in (N) Neutral, let the engine idle for several minutes.

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TECHNICALSPECIFICATIONS

Tirepressure....89

Checkingtheinflatingpressure. 89

Dimensionsandweights. 89

Dimensions.... 8 9

Weights. 90

Capacities. 90

Recommended quantities and products. 90

FuelRequirements. 92

Thetireinflatingratingsshowninthistablemustbereadasvaluesapplicablewith coldtires:

• "PLC(PartialLoadingCondition)": with2occupants+luggage;
• "FLC(FullLoadingCondition)": with 4 or 5 occupants + luggage.

WheeltireFrontand		drear(allsize)Emergencywheeltire
Speeddriving		Lowerthan200km/h(124mph)	(1)Higherthan200km/h(124mph)	Max80km/h(50mph)
Load	PLC	220kPa-2,2bar(32psi)	260kPa-2,6bar(38psi)	350kPa-3,5bar(51psi)
	FLC	260kPa-2,6bar(38psi)
(1)Notforwinterandall-seasontires.

Checkingtheinflatingpressure

SeeWarningspage113

Tirecorrectpressureisessentialtoensuredrivingsafetyandvehicleperformance. The tirepressuremonitoringsystem(TPMS)warnsthedriverthatthetirepressurehas decreased. This warningdoesnotexemptthedriverfromperiodicallychecking the tires.

In case of great variations of the external temperature range, checktireinflating pressure more frequently, as it changes based on temperature.

Checkand, if necessary, adjust tire pressure, check tires for wear (seeparagraph "Periodical checks" in "Maintenance and care" section) and visible damages at least once a month.

Afterinflatingpressurecheckoradjustment,alwaysrefitvalvecap.Thisistoprevent wateranddirtinfiltrationsinsidevalvestemwhichcoulddamagebothvalveand TPMSsensor.

DIMENSIONSANDWEIGHTS

Dimensions

Wheelbase3171mm(124.8in)
Totallength5262mm(207.2in)
Widthwithoutmirrors1948mm(76.7in)
Widthwithmirrors2100mm(82.6in)
Fronttrack1634mm(64.3in)
Reartrack1647mm(64.8in)
Frontoverhang968mm(38.1in)
Rearoverhang1123mm(44.2in)
Height(°)1481mm(58.3in)
Bootcompartmentvolume530l(116.6UKgal)
(°)Withstandardrimsandtires.

Weights

	Quattroporte GTS (V8-Gasoline)	Quattroporte/ QuattroporteS (V6-Gasoline)	QuattroporteSQ4 (V6-Gasoline- AWD)	Quattroporte Diesel (V6-Diesel)
Unladenvehicle weight(with tanksfilled, toolsand accessories)	1950kg/ 4299lb(1)	1900kg/ 4189lb(1)	1980kg/ 4365lb(1)	1985kg/ 4376lb(1)
Approvedgross vehicleweight	2540kg/ 5600lb (1200kg/ 2646lbfront axle-1340kg/ 2954lbrear axle)	2485kg/ 5478lb (1145kg/ 2524lbfront axle-1340kg/ 2954lbrear axle)	2540kg/ 5600lb (1200kg/ 2646lbfront axle-1340kg/ 2954lbrear axle)	2540kg/ 5600lb (1200kg/2646 lbfrontaxle- 1340kg/ 2954lbrear axle)
(1)Baseconfigurationwithoutoptionals.

CAPACITIES

Recommended quantities and products

Toprotective vehiclewholenessandkeepitsperformanceconstantovertime,useonly Maseratiapprovedandrecommendedproducts.

NOTE:

Forfluidspecificationsandreferencestandards:.

PartstoberefilledQuantityProductspecifications
Fueltank (Gasoline)	80litres/17.5UKgal (including 16litres/3.5UKgalofreserve)	Premiumunleadedfuelwithnoless than95RON/85MON(91CLCor AKI).
Fueltank(Diesel)		Premiumdieselfuelthatmeetsthe requirementsofEN590.Biodiesel blendsthatmeetsEN590mayalso beused.
Tankofreducing agentAdBlue® (Diesel)	20,5litres/4.5UKgal	Solutionofpureurea(32.5%)in de-mineralisedwater(67.5%). Recommendedfluid:BRENNTAG AdBlue®.
Engine(V8-Gasoline)	8,6litres/1.89UKgal(max)(Differenceamong MINandMAXlevel 1,4litres/0.31UKgal)	Recommendedoil:SHELLHelix Ultra5W-40.
Engine(V6-Gasoline)	7,2litres/1.58UKgal(max)(Differenceamong MINandMAXlevel 1litre/0.22UKgal)
Engine(V6-Gasoline-AWD)	8,3litres/1.82UKgal(max)(Differenceamong MINandMAXlevel 1litre/0.22UKgal)
Engine(V6-Diesel)	8,8litres/1.93UKgal(max)(Differenceamong MINandMAXlevel 1litre/0.22UKgal)
Enginecooling circuit(V8-Gasoline)	14,2litres/3.13UKgal (fordual-zoneair conditioningsystem)15litres/3.3UKgal(for four-zoneair conditioningsystem)	Mixtureofwaterandcoolant, proportionally50/50%.Recommendedfluid:PETRONAS ParafluUPorSHELLLongLifeOAT.
Enginecooling circuit(V6-Gasoline,V6-Gasoline-AWD)	9,2litres/2.03UKgal(for dual-zoneair conditioningsystem)10litres/2.2UKgal(for four-zoneair conditioningsystem)
Enginecooling circuit(Diesel)	13litres/2.86UKgal
Hydraulicpower steering and automaticgearbox coolingcircuit (Gasoline)	2,5litres/0.55UKgal
Hydraulicpower steering	1,45litres/0.32UKgal +/-4%	Recommendedoil:SHELLSpiraxS1 ATFTASA.
Windshieldand headlightwasher fluidtank	5litres/1.1UKgal	Mixofwateranddetergentfluid,in theproportionsindicatedonthe productpackage.Ifthe temperatureisbelow-20°C(-4°F), usepuredetergentfluid.Recommendedfluid:Wuerth WindshieldWasherFluidwith antifreezeorArexonsDP1.
(●)Automatic gearbox	Gasoline:7,6litres/1.67UKgalDiesel:7,7litres/1.69UKgal	Firstequipmentoil:SHELLATFL-12108.
(●)Differential1,3litres	0.28UKgal	SyntheticAxleLubricantSAE 75W-90-FEHypoidGearLubricant.

TECHNICALSPECIFICATIONS

PartstoberefilledQuantityProductspecifications
(•)Front differential(V6-Gasoline-AWD)	0,45litres/0.10UKgalFirstequipmentoil:SHELLTF0951.
(•)Transfercase (V6-Gasoline-AWD)	0,62litres/0.14UKgalFirstequipmentoil:SHELLTF0870.
Brakingsystem	0,88litres/0.19UKgal +/-4%	Recommendedfluid:PETRONAS TutelaTOP4/S .
SeeWarningspage113
Airconditioning system	dual-zone:700g+/-20g 1.543lb+/-0.044lb four-zone:840g+/-20g 1.851lb+/-0.044lb	Coolant:r1234yf.
(•)Nochangeand/ortoppingupexpectedinscheduledmaintenance.

FuelRequirements

SeeWarningspage113

Engineshavebeendesignedtocomplywithallanti-pollutionstandardsandto ensurelowconsumptionandhighperformanceifpremiumfuelisused.Poorquality fuelmaycauseproblemssuchasdifficultstart,enginestopandpick-uphesitations. Shouldtheseproblemsoccur,beforecontactingMaseratiServiceNetwork,fillup yourcarwithadifferentfuelmake,fromwell-knownbrands.

NotesforGasolineEngines(Gasoline)

Besideshavingtherecommendedoctanenumber(equalto95orhigher),the unleadedfuelshouldcontaindetergent,anti-corrosionandstabilisingadditives. Usingfuelswiththeseadditiveshelpsreducingconsumptionandemissionsaswellas keepingvehicleperformanceunchanged.Donotusefuelsderivedfromcarbon processingsincetheycontainparticulatematterswhichcoulddamagethefuelsystem parts.

NotesforDieselEngine(Diesel)

If the vehicle is exposed to extreme cold (below -7°C/19.4°F), or is required to operate at colder than normal conditions for prolonged periods, use climatized No.2 dieselfuelordilutethe No.2 dieselfuel with 50% No.1 dieselfuel. This will provide better protection from fuelgelling or wax-plugging of the fuel filters.

Dieselfuelisseldomcompletelyfreeofwater.Topreventfuelsystemtrouble,drain theaccumulatedwaterfromthefuel/waterseparator: Ifyoubuygoodquality fuelandfollowthecoldweatheradviceabove,fuelconditionersshouldnotbe requiredinyourvehicle.Ifavailableinyourarea,ahighcetane"premium"diesel fuelmayofferimprovedcold-startingandwarm-upperformance.

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WARNINGS

WARNING!

Failure to comply with the instructions could cause HAZARDOUSSITUATIONS involving personal and vehicle safety.

ENVIRONMENTAL!

It defines the correct driving behaviour to protect the environment.

CAUTION!

Aimedatpreventinganydamagetothevehicleandthus hazardsinvolvingthesafetyofpersons.

Useofaftermarkeddevices

CAUTION!

Theuseofaftermarketproducts,cellphones,MP3readers,GPSsystemsorbattery chargersmayaffecton-boardwirelessfunctionperformance(ex.doorandboot unlock,vehiclestarting,etc.).Shouldthesewirelessfunctionsprovedifficulttouse, disconnectanyaftermarketdeviceandcheckiftheproblemstillpersists.Ifthe problemspersist,contactMaseratiServiceNetwork.

Whenyoulockthedoorsandarmtheanti-theftsystem

WARNING!

• Todiscourageanytheftattemptandtoensuresafetyintheeventofanaccident, lockalldoorsbothbeforedrivingthecarandwhenthislatterisparkedorleft unattended.
• Whenyougetoutofthecar,alwaysremovetheremotecontrolandlockthe vehicle.
• Neverleaveyourchildrenunattendedinsidethecar, anddonotallowthemto accessthevehicleiflocksarenotlocked.
• There are several reasons not to leave children on an unattended vehicle. The child or other people may be severely overvendily injured. Tell children not to touch the parking brake control, the brake pedal or the gear shift lever.
• Neverleavetheremotecontrolinsideorclosetothecar, and neverleavethe ignition device set to ACC or RUN. A child could operate the power windows, other controls, orevenstarttheengineandthecar.

Whenyouaccessthebootcompartment

WARNING!

- Donotallowchildrentohaveaccesstothebootcompartment.Alwaysclosethe bootlidwhenyourvehicleisunattended.Onceinthebootcompartment,young childrenmaynotbeabletoescape.Iftrappedintheboot,childrencandiefrom suffocationorheatstroke.

OnlyforvehicleequippedwithPowerBootLid/HandFree(\*)

• Activatepowerbootlidonlywhenvehicleisatastandstill.
  •Alwayspayutmostattentionwhenopeningandclosingpowerbootlidsincethe protectionsystemmightfailtotripandcauseinjurytoanyonewithinrange.
• After the closing command, always makes sure that power boot lid is completely closed.
• Whenoperatingthepowerbootlidwiththemovementofthefoot,paycareful attentiontotheexhausttailpipesastheycanreachhightemperaturesand,incase ofcontact,theycancausesevereburns.

- Whenitisnotnecessarytoopenthepowerbootlidwiththecontactlessmode, makesurethekeyfobresultsoutsidetherangeofuse(1.5m/5ft).Otherwise,the powerbootlidcanbeopenedaccidentallybyanunintentionalmovementofthe foot.

CAUTION!

OnlyforvehicleequippedwithPowerBootLid/HandFree(\*)

• Underextremeweatherconditions,bootlidsealcouldfreezeandcompromise powerbootlidautomaticopeningandclosing.
• Beforeopeningpowerbootlid, makesurethatnoobjectorsnowaresetonboot lidormightjamorpreventitsopening.

Whenyouadjusttheseat

WARNING!

• Neveradjusttheseatwhiledriving.Youcouldlosecontrolofthevehicle.Moving theseatcoulddistractyouormakeyoupressapedalunintentionally.
• Adjustseatsbeforefasteningtheseatbelts,andwhenthevehicleisstationary.
• Ifthebackrestistootilted, theseatbeltwillnottightfittoyourchest. Intheevent ofanaccident, youcouldruntherisktoslipundertheseatbeltwithsevereoreven deadlyconsequences.
• Rememberthattheheadrestraintsmustbepositionedsothattheirupperedgeis alignedwiththetopoftheoccupant'shead. Infact, onlyinthispositioncanthey providethesupportrequiredintheeventofabumper-to-tailcollision.

CAUTION!

• If theseat's movement does not work, makes sure that the corresponding fuse is not tripped (see chapter "If a fuse blows" in section "INANEMERGENCY").
• Donotplaceanyobjectundertheelectrically-adjustableseat. These objects may hinder seat movement, damage controls and even limit seat travel.

Whenyouadjusttherearviewmirrors

WARNING!

Vehiclesandotherobjectsseenintheexternalsideconvexmirrorwilllooksmaller andfartherawaythantheyreallyare.Relyingtoomuchonyourpassengerside convexmirrorcouldcauseyoutocollidewithanothervehicleorobject.Usethe insidemirrortojudgethesizeordistanceofavehicleseenintheexternalside convexmirror.

CAUTION!

Neverfoldexternalrear-viewmirrorsbyhand:theelectricmechanismcouldbe damaged.

Whenyouadjustthesteeringwheelposition

WARNING!

Neveradjustthesteeringwheel/steeringcolumnwhileyouaredrivingthecar. Adjustingthesteeringwheel/steeringcolumnduringdrivingmayletyoulosethe controlofthecar.Beforedrivingthecar,makesurethatthesteeringwheel/steering columnisdulyadjusted.Failureretoobservethiswarningtipmayleadtosevereor evendeadlyconsequences.

Whenyouadjustthepositionofthepedals

WARNING!

Neveradjustpedalpositionwhilethecarismoving:youcouldlosethecontrolofthe car.Adjustpedalpositionwhenthevehicleisstationary,only.

CAUTION!

Neverplaceanyobjectundertheadjustablepedalsorlimittheirmovementsto preventanydamagetopedalcontrols.Anobjectcouldlimitpedaltravel.

Drivingwiththe(MIL)warninglighton

CAUTION!

• If, after the ignition device is set to RUN, the warning light does not come on orcomesonwhiledriving,consulttheMaseratiServiceNetwork.
• DrivingthecarwiththeMILwarninglightonforaprolongedtimecoulddamage enginecontrolsystem. This may also increase fuel consumption and affect vehicle driveability. This light flashing indicates that the catalytic converter will soon be seriously damaged and engine power reduced. Under these circumstances, an immediate service action is required.

Drivingwiththebrakewarninglighton

WARNING!

Drivingthecarwiththebrakeredwarninglightonisextremelydangerous.Some brakingsystemcomponentscouldbeinefficient,withaconsequentincreaseofthe brakingdistanceandthusoftheriskofcollision.Havethevehicleimmediately checkedbythenearestCentreoftheMaseratiServiceNetwork.

Drivewith the catalyst temperature warning lighton

WARNING!

• If the warning light is accompanied by the message "Catalyst Temp Getting Hot ReduceSpeed", the temperature of the catalytic converters is too high. Slowdown immediately until the warning light turn so off.
• Ifthemessage "CatalystTempHotStopSafelyWaitToCool" appears after decelerating, the temperature in the catalytic converters has reached dangerous level and the catalytic converters could be damaged. Drives lowly to the nearest workshop.
• Ifthelightturnsonpermanently3timestheenginewillstop.Itwillbepossibleto restart the vehicle only with a key-off (OFF)/key-on (RUN) cycle. Reach the nearest MaseratiServiceCentreatlowspeed.
• Maseratideclinesallresponsibilityforwhateverdamagederivingfromnon compliancewiththeabovementionedwarnings.

Drivewith the gearbox temperature warning lighton

WARNING!

Drivingthevehiclewiththegearboxtemperaturewarninglightoncouldbringfluid totheboil.Makesurethatthegearboxfluiddoesnotcomeintouchwiththeengine orexhaustcomponentsasitcouldcatchfire.

CAUTION!

Drivingthevehiclewiththegearboxtemperaturewarninglightoncouldseverely damageorevenbreakthegearbox.

Drivewiththeparkingmalfunctionwarninglighton

CAUTION!

Themalfunctioncouldalsocompletelyorpartiallyblockthevehiclebecausethe parkingbrakecouldremainonevenafterithasbeenautomaticallyormanually disengagedthroughitscontrol.Inthissituationitispossibletoreleasetheparking brakebyfollowingtheemergencyreleaseprocedureasindicatedinchapter"Parking BrakeEmergencyRelease"insection"InanEmergency".Ifitisstillpossibletouse thevehicle(parkingbrakenotengaged)slowlydrivetothenearestMaseratiService Centreandremember,whenperformingeachoperation/commandthattheelectric parkingbrakeisnotfunctioning.

Whenyouusetheseatscomfortfeatures

WARNING!

• Alwayscomplywiththeroadtrafficregulationsanddonotdivertyourattention fromtheroad.Somefunctionsarelimitedwhenthevehicleisrunning,whilesome otherareenabledonlywiththeengineerunning.
• Peoplenotfeelingskinpainduetotheiroldage,achronicdisease,diabetes,spine disorders,medicaltreatments,alcoholabuse,breakdownorotherphysical conditionsmustbeextremelycarefulinusingtheseatheater.Itcouldcauseburns evenatlowtemperatures,especiallyifusedforlongperiods.
• Donotplaceanyheat-insulatingobject,suchasblanketsorpillows,ontheseat. Thiscouldoverheatseatheatingdevice.Seatingonaheatedseatcancausesevere burnsduetotheincreaseofseatsurfacetemperature.

Whenyouusethenavigator

WARNING!

Thenavigationsystemassiststhedriverwhiledriving,providingadviceand suggestions,bymeansofvoiceguidanceandgraphicinformation,forthebestroute totakeforreachingthesetdestination.Thesuggestionsprovidedbythenavigation systemdonotrelievethedriverfromfullresponsibilityforthemanoeuvresmade throughtrafficwhiledriving,orfromcompliancewithroadregulationsandother provisionsregardingroadtraffic.Thepersondrivingthevehicleisalwaysandinany caseresponsibleforsafedrivingontheroad.

Whenyouusevoicecommands

WARNING!

• Allvoicecontrolsystemsmustbealwaysusedundersafedrivingconditions,in compliancewiththeapplicablelocalstandardsandusingthephonecorrectly, keepingdrivingattentionunchanged.Failuretocomplywiththeseprecautionsmay leadtosevereaccidents.
• Donotusevoicecommandstocommunicatearequestforhelpinemergency conditions. The voice and intonation of voice command, instressful situations, change and cannulify communication. Directly usethe phone.

WhenyouusetheDVDwiththeonboarddocumentation

WARNING!

Whendrivingthevehicle, keeptheDVDwithalltechnicaldocumentshandysoasto beabletoconsultitincaseofdoubtsinusingthecontrols,toreadtheinformation

necessarytocarryoutsmallchangeandmaintenanceoperations.Toavoiddamaging theDVDwhileusingitinsidethecar,storeitinsideitscase,insidethedashboard compartment.

Whenyouusethepowerwindowsandsunroof

WARNING!

• Improperuseofthepowerwindowsandofthesunroof(ifany)canhoweverbe dangerous, evenifthefinger-trappreventionsystemisfitted. Beforeandduring theoperationofthesedeves, alwaysmakesurethatpassengersarenotexposed totheriskofinjuriescausedbothbythemovingwindowsandthesunroofandby personalobjectsdraggedorhitbythesunroofandthewindowsthemselves.
• Neverleaveyourchildrenunattendedinsideavehiclewiththeremotecontrol.
• When getting out of the vehicle, always removether remote control to prevent the windows and or the sun roof from being accidentally activated, posing risk to passengers remaining on-board.
• Inacollision, thereisagreaterriskofbeingthrownfromthevehicleifthesunroof isopen. Alwaysfastenyourseatbeltproperlyandmakesureallpassengersare properlysecuredtoo.
• Donotallowsmallchildrentooperatethesunroof.Neverinsertfingers,otherbody parts,oranyobjectthroughtheopeningsunroof.

CAUTION!

• Intheeventofrain,alwaysclosethesunrooftopreventwaterinfiltrationsfrom stainingthefabric/leatherupholstery.
• Donotopenthesunroofifthereisiceonit:riskofdamage.

Whenyouusethesunshades

WARNING!

• Rearseatpassengersmustbecarefulwhenoperatingthesunshades,sincethereistheriskofbeingpinchedbetweenthetopofthesunshadeanftheheadlining,duringraising,andbetweenthetopedgeofthesunshadeandthedoorpanel(forsidesunshades)ortherearpanelbehindtherearseats(forrearsunshade),duringlowering.
• Presstthewindowandsunshadelockoutbuttonwhencarryingchildrenintherear seats.

CAUTION!

Beforeactivatingthesunshade, makesurethatnoobjectcaninterferewithitstravel.

Whenyouusetheparkingbrake

WARNING!

• Alwaysholdthebrakepedaldepressedduringengagementordisengagementof theparkingbrake.
• PressingtheEPBbuttonwhiledrivingwillcausethevehicletoslowdownwitha sharpdeceleration(DynamicBraking).Wethereforerecommendthatyouusethis featureonlyintheeventofanemergency.However,theESCsystemisalwayson andwillhelpkeepthevehiclestabilised.
• In the event of an EPB failure, take your vehicle to the nearest Maserati Service Centreassoonaspossible.

CAUTION!

• Incertainconditionswhenthebatteryvoltageislow,theelectricparkingbrake automaticengagement/disengagementsystemmaytemporarilybedeactivatedfor safetyreasons.Therefore,typicallyuponstartingtheengine,whenthebattery voltagedrops,themessageindicatingthatautomaticoperationismomentarily disabledmaytemporarilybedisplayed.
• IncaseofrepeatedrequeststoresettheEPBthroughmessagesontheTFTdisplay, pleasecontacttheMaseratiServiceNetwork.

WhenyouusetheTPMS

WARNING!

The TPMSwarnsthedriverthatthetirepressurehasdecreased. This warning does not exempt the driver from periodically checking the tires and from complying with the prescribed tire pressure levels.

CAUTION!

• TheTPMShasbeenoptimisedfororiginalwheelsandtires. Thepressuresandthe warningsoftheTPMSweresetbasedontherecommendedsizeofthetiresfitted onvehicle. Using spare partwithsize, type and/or styled differing from the original ones can cause asystemfailureordamagesensors. The wheels fitted by yourself candamagethesensor. Donot apply by yourself these alants sortire balancing beadson vehicle fitted with TPMS system to avoid damage to sensors.
• TheTPMScanmomentarilyexperienceradio-electricinterferenceemittedby devicesusingsimilarfrequencies.
• Afterinflatingpressurecheckoradjustment,alwaysrefitvalvecap.Thisisto preventwateranddirtinfiltrationsinsidevalvestemwhichcoulddamagethe internalTPMSsensor.

Whenyouuseseatbelts

WARNING!

- Aftertheadjustment, always check that the slidert to which the oscillating ring is fixed, is locked into one of the positions provided. With the hand grip released, push again downward to allow the anchoring device click into place, in the event that it has not been released in one of the positions provided.

•Alwaysfastentheseatbelts.

- Travellingwithouttheseatbeltsfastenedsignificantlyincreasestheriskofserious injuryintheeventofacollision,evenwiththeairbags.

- Intheeventofacollision, theseatbeltshelpreducethepossibilityofthevehicle's occupantsbeingthrownagainststhestructuresofthepassengercompartmentoutofthevehicle.

- Makesurethatallpassengersareseatedonthevehicleseats,withtheseatbelts fastenedproperly.

- If not correctly worn, seat belts represent a hazard rather than a protection. Seat belts are designed to go around the large bones of your body. These are the strongest part of your body and take the forces of a collision the best.

- Wearingyourbeltinthewrongplacecouldmakeyourinjuriesinacollisionmuch worse. Youmightsufferinternalinjuries, oryoucouldevenslideoutofpartofthe belt. Followtheseinstructionstowearyourseatbeltsafelyandtokeepyour passengerssafe, too.

- Twoormorepeopleshouldneverbebeltedintoasingleseatbelt.Peoplebelted togethercancrashintooneanotherinanaccidentandbeseverelyinjured.Each seatbeltmustbeusedforonepersononly,whateverhis/herbuild.

- Incaseofseverecollision, the passengers sitting on rearseats not wearing their belts are exposed to a severe personal risk and also constitute ahazard for the occupant soffront seats.

- Abelthatisbuckledintothewrongbucklewillnotprotectyouproperly. Thelap portioncouldridetoohighonyourbody, possiblycausinginternalinjuries. Always buckleyourbeltintothebucklenearestyou.

- Abelthatisloosewillnotprotectyouaswell.Inasuddenstopyoucouldmove toofarforward,increasingthepossibilityofinjury.Wearyourseatbeltsnugly.

- Abelthatiswornunderyourarmisverydangerous.Yourbodycouldstrikethe frontsurfacesofthevehicleinacollision,increasingheadandneckinjuryThebelt couldcauseinternalinjuries.Ribsarenotasstrongassshoulderbones.Wearthebelt properly,sothatthestrongestboneswilltaketheforceinacollision.

- Alapbeltworntoohighcanincreasetheriskofinternalinjuryinacollision. The beltforceswillnotbeatthestronghipandpelvicbones,butacrossyourabdomen. Alwayswearthelapbeltaslowaspossibleandkeepitsnug.

- Atwistedbeltcannotdoitsjobaswell.Inacollisionitcouldevencauseinjuries.Be surethebeltisstraight.Ifyoucannotstraightenabeltinyourvehicle,contact immediatelytheMaseratiServiceNetworkandhaveitfixed.

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• Donotuseanydevice, such as clips, retainers, etc. on seat belts, asthey will reduce beltight-fitting.
• Donotkeepchildrenonyourkneesusingasingelbelttoprotectyouboth.

When you transport children onboard

WARNING!

•EXTREMEHAZARD!

Donotusearearwardfacingchildrestraintonaseatprotectedbyanairbagin frontofit!Theairbagdeploymentincaseofcollisioncouldresultinchildfatal injury.

• Incaseofpassenger'sairbagdeactivation,thedrivermustmakesurethatthe airbagisdeactivatedbycheckingtherelativewarninglightinthemiddleofthe dashboard.
• Neverholdchildrenornewbornsinyourarms.Nobodycouldbeabletoholdthem duringacollision.
• Thechildreninsidevehiclemustbedulyprotectedbasedontheirageandheight.
• Allrestraintsystemsaredesignedforonechildonly,nevercarrytwochildrenatthe sametimeinsidethem.
• Incaseofaccident,replacetheoldchildseatwithanewone.

Withregardtotheairbags

WARNING!

• Theairbagsaredesignedtoworktogetherwiththeseatbelts,nottosubstitute them.Thefrontairbagsonlydeployintheeventofcertainhead-oncollisionsof sufficientintensity.Theymaynotbeactivatedifthevehiclerollsover,orinthe eventofrearbumpsorminorfrontalcollisions,ornon-frontalcollisions.
• Relyingontheairbagsalonecouldleadtomoresevereinjuriesinacollision.The airbagsworkwithyourseatbelttorestrainyouproperly.Insomecollisions,theair bagswon'tdeployatall.Alwayswearyourseatbeltseventhoughyouhaveair bags.
• Beingtooclosetothesteeringwheelortothedashboardduringadvancedfrontair bagdeploymentcouldcauseseriousinjury,includingdeath.Airbagsneedroomto inflate.Sitback,comfortablyextendingyourarmstoreachthesteeringwheelor thedashboard.
• SupplementalSideAirBagInflatableCurtainsandSupplementalSeat-MountedSide AirBagsneedroomtoinflate.Donotleanagainstthedoororwindow.Situpright inthecenteroftheseat.

• BeingtooclosetotheSupplementalSideAirBagInflatableCurtainand/or Seat-MountedSideAirBagduringdeploymentcouldcauseyoutobeseverely injuredorkilled.

• Donotdriveyourvehicleaftertheairbagshavedeployed. If you are involved in another collision, the airbags will not be in place to protect you.

• After any collision, the vehicle should be taken to an Maserati Service Network immediately.

Whenyouusethebootcompartment

WARNING!

• To avoid any injury, passengers must never stay inside the boot. The boot is to be used to transport luggage or objects, only.
• Anunbalanceddistributionofpassengersandloadweightoranoverloadcould affectvehiclebehaviourduringsteering,driveabilityandbrakeperformance.
• Neverdrivethevehiclewiththebootlidopen.Exhaustgasesmayseepintothe passengercompartmentandexposeoccupantstoahazard.
• When loading luggages with reclined reseat backrest, never exceed seat upper end. Visibility will thus be kept unchanged and luggag will not be dangerously projected into the passenger compartment in case of sudden braking or collision.
• Makesurethatseatbackisperfectlylockedinplace.Anunlockedseatbackcannot ensurethenecessarystabilityforchildseatsand/orforpassengers.Anunlocked seatbackcouldcauseseverinjuriestovehicleoccupants.
• Vehiclebootcompartment, with reclined rearseat back rest does nothavetobe used as a child playing area when the car is running. It could be extremely dangerous in case of accident. Children must be always seated and fastened to seats with suitable restraints systems.

Whenyouusetheautomatictransmission

WARNING!

• NeverusetheP(Park)positionasanalternativetotheelectricparkingbrake.When parkingthecar,alwaysenabletheparkingbrakecontroltoavoidanydamageor injuryresultingfromvehicleuncontrolledmovement.
• Beforeleavingthevehicle, makesurethatpositionP(Park)isselected.
• Shifting from P(Park) to N(Neutral) with the engine not running at idlespeed is extremely dangerous. If you donot keep your foot on the brake pedal, the vehicle could involuntarily jump forward or backward, with the risk of losing control. Engage age only when the engine is idling and with your foot well positioned onto brake pedal.
• Vehicleinadvertentmovementcouldinjurebothoccupantsandnearbypeople.Asa generalrule,neverleavethevehiclewiththeengine running.Beforeleavingthe vehicle,alwaysengagetheparkingbrake,movegearshiftlevertopositionP(Park) andturnengineoff.WhentheignitiondeviceissettoOFF,thegearshiftleveris freetomove,butthegearboxpreventsvehiclefrommoving.

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• Whenyougetoutofthecar,alwaysremovetheremotecontrolandlockthe vehicle.
• Neverleaveyourchildrenunattendedinsidethecar, anddonotallowthemto accessthevehicleiflocksarenotlocked. There are several reasons not to leave childrenonanunattended vehicle. Tell childrennottotouch the parking brake control, the brake pedal or the gear shift lever.
• Neverleavetheremotecontrolinsideorclosetothecar, and neverleavethe ignition device set to ACC or RUN. A child could operate the power windows, other controls, orevenstarttheengineandthecar.
• DonotshifttoN(Neutral)and/orturnengineofftotraveldownhill. This driving style is dangerous and reduces driver's possible actions in case of sudden changes of traffic road conditions. You could lose vehicle control and consequently be exposed to other risk of collision.

CAUTION!

• Inordernottodamagethetransmission,doNOTracetheenginewhileshifting fromP(Park)orN(Neutral)toothergears.

• TomakesurethatthegearshiftleverisinpositionP(Park),proceedasfollows:

• whileshiftingtoP(Park),pressthereleasebuttononthegearshiftlever,thenpull leverallthewayforward.Oncedisengaged,leverwillgobacktothestarting position;

• withthebrakepedalnotpressed,makesurethatpositionP(Park)isilluminated onthegearshiftlever.

- Towingthevehicle, inertialdriving, drivingwiththegearshiftleverinN(Neutral) positionmayleadtoseveregearboxdamage. Formoredetails:

Whenyoustartandstoptheengine

WARNING!

• Itisdangeroustoruntheengineinaclosedspace.Theengineconsumesoxygen anddischargescarbondioxide,carbonmonoxideandothertoxicgases.
• Evenwhenthevehicleisstoppedinthe"Stop(AutoStop)"phase,thedriveris responsibleforthevehicleandtheoccupantsandshalltakecareofwhathappens insideandoutsidethevehicle.

CAUTION!

• Beforestart-up, switchofftheelectrical devices with a high power consumption (air-conditioning and heating system, heated rear window, headlights, etc.).
• Donotstarttheengineifthefuellevelinthetankislow.
• Donotattempttostarttheenginebytowingorpushingthevehicle.Avehiclewith automatictransmissioncannotbestartedthisway.Thesemanoeuvreswillmake

unburntfuelenterthecatalyticconverter.Uponenginestarting,thisfuelwillcatch fire:thecatalyticconverterwilloverheatandbedamaged.

- If the battery is flat, it can be connected to the battery of another vehicle with suitable cables for an emergency start. Starting the vehicle this way may prove dangerous if not carried out properly. Formored details:

Whenyouusetheparkassist

WARNING!

• DriversmustbecarefulwhenbackingupevenwhenusingtheParkAssistsystem. Beforeversing,alwaysexaminevehiclerearsideareaandturnyourheadaround tomakesuretherearenopedestrians,animals,otherstoppedvehicles,obstacles andblindspots.Thedriverisfullyresponsibleforasafedriving,andmustalways keepthecarsurroundingareaundercontrol.Failuretocomplywiththese recommendationscanleadtosevereorevenfatalinjuries.
• Beforeleavingthevehicle,alwaysmakesureitislockedinparkingposition.
• Neverleavechildrenunattendedinthevehicle.
• Donotparkthevehicleonpaper,grass,dryleavesorotherflammablematerials. Theycouldcatchfireiftheycomeintocontactwithhotpartsoftheexhaustsystem.
• Donotleavetheengine running with the vehicle unattended.

CAUTION!

• TheParkAssistsystemhasactuallybeendesignedonlyasasupplementaryaid duringparkingmanoeuvres,sinceitcannotdetectalltypesofobstacles,smallones included.Pavementkerbscanbeonlytemporarilydetected,ornotdetectedatall. Theobstaclesaboveorbelowsensorlevelarenotdetectedwhentheyarecloseto thevehicle.
• WhenusingtheParkAssistsystem,drivevehicleatlowspeedtobeabletostopit immediatelyafteranobstacleisdetected.Duringreversing,youarerecommended tolookaboveyourshoulder.

Whenyourefuel

WARNING!

• Neverbringnakedflamesorlitcigarettesclosetothefillerneck:riskoffire!
• Alsoavoidputtingyourfaceclosetothefillernecksoasnottoinhalenoxious fumes.
• Donotsmokeinsideoraroundthevehiclewhileopeningthefueltankdoororduringrefuelling.

- Donotrefuelwhiletheengineisrunning. This operation infringes several fire-preventionstandardsandcouldmakethewarninglight

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• Drivingwiththeopenfueltankdooroncouldbeextremelydangerousassomefuel couldcomeoutofthefillerneck:riskoffire.
• KeepAdBlue ^ awayfromskinoreyes:intheeventofaccidentalcontact,washthe affectedareawithwaterandflusheyeswithrunningwater,keepingeyelidswide open.Intheeventproductisswallowed,rinsemouthanddrinkabundantwater.
• KeepAdBlue ^ containersoutofthereachofchildren.

ENVIRONMENTAL!

EmptybottlesorcontainersmaybedisposedofattheMaseratiServiceNetworkor intohouseholdwastebinswherethisisallowedbylocalenvironmentalprotection regulations.

CAUTION!

•GasolineEnginesonly(Gasoline)

The anti-pollution devices of the vehiclerequire unleaded fuel to be used at all times. Undernocircumstance, not even in emergencysituations, should lead fuel besupplied to the fuel tank, not even a minimum quantity. This would irreparably damage the catalytic converters. An inefficient catalytic converter results in noxious exhaustemissions which damage the environment.

The presence of water inside the fuel system can damage the injection system and cause engine's malfunction. If warning light turn on, contact the Maserati

ServiceNetworkassoonaspossibletodrainthewaterfromthefuelfilter.Ifthe samewarninglightturnsonafterarefuelling,itmaybethatsomewaterhas enteredthefueltank:inthiscase,turnofftheengineimmediatelyandcontactthe

MaseratiServiceNetwork.

Toavoidcontamination,useAdBlue ^® fromsealedcontainersorcanistersand alwayscleantheextensionspoutbeforefittingittothefillerneck.

Whenyouusetheexternallights

WARNING!

• Theresponsibilityforswitchingonthelights,dependingonthedaylightandthe regulationsinforceinthecountryofuse,alwayslieswiththedriver.Theautomatic systemforswitchingonandofftheexternallightsistobeconsideredasanaidfor thedriver.Ifnecessary,switchthelightsonandoffmanually.
• Incaseoffogduringtheday, thepositionlightsandlowbeamswillnotbeturned onautomatically. Thedrivermustalwaysbereadytoturnthelightsonmanually, includingrearfoglights, ifnecessary.

- If the high beams are activated, they will come on automatically every time below beams are switched. Were recommend therefore that you switch them off when they are longer necessary and every time the light sensor deactivates the external lights.

Whenyoudriveintherain

WARNING!

• Donotstartthewindshieldwasherduringthecoldmonthsuntilthewindshieldhaswarmedup.Ifithasnotwarmedup,theliquidcouldfreezeontheglassandblockyourview.
• Asuddenlossofvisibilityfromthewindshieldcouldcausesevereaccidents. You couldnotbeabletoseeothervehiclesorobstacles.Topreventtheformationofice onthewindshieldatverylowtemperatures,activatethedefrosterbeforeandwhile usingthewindshieldwasher.

CAUTION!

• Deactivatethewindshieldwiperwhentakingthecarinanautomaticcarwash station.Windshieldwipercouldbedamagedifthecorrespondingswitchisnotset to"OFF".
• Atverylowtemperatures, before turning engine offalways deactivate windshield wipersoasto allow blade destogoback to their rest position.
• Ifwindshieldwiperisnotdeactivatedandbladessticktotheicywindshield, the motorcouldbedamageduponenginestarting.
• Removeanysnowthathasaccumulatedonthewindshield:wiperbladeswillthus gobacktotheirrestposition.Ifthewindshieldwiperisdeactivatedandbladesdo notgobacktotheirrestposition,motorcouldbedamaged.
• Anyiceorsaltonthewindshieldcouldaffectrainsensesystemcorrectoperation.
• UsingRainX ^ orwaxorsiliconeproductscouldreducerainsensorperformance.

When you start the engine with auxiliary devices

WARNING!

• Usingboosterpacksthathavenotbeenchecked,whichcouldthereforereleasea toohighchargingvoltage(higherthan14V),inextremeenvironmentalconditions (forexample:closedareasorwithoutproperventilationandtemperatureshigher than50°C/122°Forlowerthan-20°C/4°F)createtherightconditionsforignition whichcouldthencausethebatterytoexplode.Thereforeyoushallalwaysperform jump-startingoperationsusingtheadequatetoolsandinthebestenvironmental conditions,takingallnecessaryprecautions.
• Donotmakeanemergencystartifvehiclebatteryisfrozen.Batterycouldbreakor explodeduringemergencystart.

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• Donotcarryouttheemergencystartprocedureifyouhavenoexperienceofit: incorrectmanoeuvrescanoriginatehighelectricaldischargesandevencausethe batterytoexplode.
• You are also advised not to approach the battery with naked flames or lit cigarettes and not to cause sparks: risk of explosion and fire.
• Donotapproachradiatorcoolingfanbladeswhentheenginecompartmentlidis up. They could move at any time when the ignition device is on. Fan blades could cause severe injuries.
  • Takeoffanymetalobject, suchaswatchesandbraceletswhichcouldgeneratean accidentalelectriccontactandcauseseverepersonalinjuries.
• Donotletthetwovehiclestouchasagroundconnectioncouldbeestablished:risk ofseverepersonalinjury.

CAUTION!

• Undernocircumstanceshouldaportablebattery,aboosterpackoranyother externalpowersupplysourcewithavoltageabove14Vbeusedforanemergency start.Youcoulddamagevehiclebattery,startermotor,alternatororelectricsystem.
• Donotuseabatterychargerforemergencystartingunderanycircumstances. You could damage the electronics systems, particularly the control units managing the ignition and fuel supply functions.

Whenyouusethetirerepairkit

CAUTION!

• Donotremoveanyforeignbody(suchasscrewsornails)fromtireastheycould neutralisethetirerepairkitaction.
• Donotusethetirerepairkitifththetireshowssidedamagesoriftireand/orrim weredamagedafterdrivingwithapuncturedtire.
• Thetirerepairkitsealantcanbeusedwithexternaltemperaturesdowntoapprox. -20°C(-4°F).
• Toensuresystemperfectperformance,changethesealantcontainedinthegascylinderofthetirerepairkitbeforeitexpires(expirationdateisprintedongascylinderlabel).

Whenyouusetheemergencywheel

WARNING!

• Ifthevehiclehasbeenstoppedonaslopeoranunevensurface,placechocksor othersuitableitemsinfrontoforbehindthewheelstostopthevehiclefrom moving.

• Donotstartanddonotkeeptheengine runningwhilethe vehicle is lifted.

• Donotallowanybodytoseatinsidetheliftedvehicle.

• Donotstandundertheliftedvehicle.
• Jackwrongpositioningcancausevehicleaccidentalfall, withconsequentsevere risksforoperator'ssafetyanddamagestovehiclebody.
• Boltsmustbetightenedonlyaftervehicleisbacktoground, soastopreventit fromfallingdownduetotheforceexertedforbolttightening. Failuretocomply withthisrecommendationcancauseoperatorinjuries.
• The emergency wheel is narrower than standard wheels and must only be used to travel the distance required to reach a service station, where the punctured tire can berepaired or replaced.
• Donotexceedamaximumspeedof80km/h(50mph)whenusingtheemergency wheel;whenthislimitisexceeded,thestability,roadholdingandbrakingofthe vehiclewillbeaffected.Avoidacceleratingtofullspeed,heavybrakingandfast cornering.
• The emergency wheel must be inflated to there recommended tire pressure level.
• Forsafetyreasons, itisabsolutelyforbiddentodrivewithmorethanone emergencywheelfittedonthevehicle.
• Snowchains cannot be fitted on the emergency wheel.
  •Theemergencywheelcantravelamaximumof3000km(1800mi).
• Observethetighteningtorquefortheboltssecuringthewheels(98±10Nm/72±7lbf·ft). Thisisequivalenttoaloadofapproximately20kg(44lb)beingplacedon thehandleofthespannersuppliedwhenextendedforuse.

CAUTION!

• Inordertoobtainamoreaccuratereading, thecompressorshouldbeswitchedoff whencheckingtheemergencywheelpressurewiththepressuregauge.
• Donotrunthecompressorformorethan20minutes:itcouldoverheat.Any prolongedpowerabsorptionmaydischargethebattery,subsequentlypreventing theenginefromstarting.
• Thecompressorhasbeendesignedexclusivelytoinflateemergencywheels;donot useittoinflateairmattresses,dinghiesetc.

When you unlock manually the transmission from P(Park)

WARNING!

Alwaysactivatevehicleparkingbrakebeforemanuallydisengaginggearshiftlever positionP(Park).If you disengage gearshift lever positionP(Park) before activating the parking brake, vehicle cans suddenly move and damage the surrounding people or objects.

Whenyouneedtoreplaceafuse

CAUTION!

• Neverreplaceablownfusewithanythingotherthanasoundfuse(same rating/colour).
  • After a fuse is replaced and failure occurs again, contact Maserati Service Network.
• Afterreplacingablownfuse, correctly install the integrated supply module capacitor the cover of therear power distribution centre.
• If you need to wash the engine compartment, donot direct the jet of water for too long directly on them module.

Topupafluid

WARNING!

• Neverpoureenginecoolant(anti-freeze)whentheengineishot.Donottrytocool downanoverheatedenginebylooseningorremovingthecoolantreservoircap. Heatmakescoolingsystempressureincrease.Toavoidtheriskofburns,donot removecapifsystemishotorunderpressure.
• Alwayswaitfortheenginecoolingbeforeperforminganyserviceonthe componentsoftheenginecompartment:riskofburning.
• Donotinserthandsortoolsinthespacesbetweentheengineandother componentsintheenginecompartment:someofthesecomponentsmaystart automaticallyandcauseveryseriousiousinjuries.
  • To avoid any personal injury overengined damage, use only the original capspecified forthismodel.
• Beforedrivingthevehicle,alwaysmakesurethattheenginecompartmentlidis securelylockedinplacewiththespecialmechanicalretainer.Iftheengine compartmentlidisnotcorrectlyclosed,itcouldopenwhiletravellingandblock yourvisibility.Failuretoobservethiswarningtipmayleadtosevereorevenfatal consequences.
• Gearshiftingisalwaysactiveandmaybeperformedevenwhenoneormoredoors, theenginecompartmentlidorthebootlidareopen.Therefore,inthese conditions,takegreatcaretoavoidmovingthegearshiftleverandsoaccidentally engagegears.

ENVIRONMENTAL!

• Theoilsandfluidscontainsubstancesthataredangerousfortheenvironment. For replacingthemyouareadvisedtocontacttheMaseratiServiceNetwork,whereall thenecessaryequipmentisavailabletodisposeoftheusedoilsandfluidsin compliancewiththeregulationsinforceandinanenvironment-friendlymanner.
• Anyserviceequipment(gloves, cloths, containers, etc.) used to carry out maintenance operations shall be disposed of in compliance with the applicable environmental regulations.

CAUTION!

• Vehiclewrongmaintenanceorfailuretocarryouttheinterventionorrepair operationswhenrequiredmayentailhighercosts,causedamagetoother componentsoraffectivevehicleperformance.Assoonasyoudetectapossiblefailure, havethevehicleinspectedbyaMaseratiServiceNetworkCentreoraqualified repairworkshop.
• Vehiclewasfilledwithfluidsoptimisedtoensurebothperformanceandduration, aswellastolengthenmaintenanceintervals.Donotuseanychemicalstowashthe vehicleastheycoulddamageengine,gearbox,hydraulicsteeringorair conditioning/heatingsystem.Thesedamagesarenotcoveredbyvehiclewarranty.If oneoftheabove-specifiedcomponentsneedswashing,usethesuitableorspecified fluid,only.
• Donotcloseenginecompartmentlidwithviolence:itcouldbedamaged.

Intensiveuseofthevehicle

CAUTION!

AllmaintenanceoperationsforthevehiclemustbecarriedoutbytheMaseratiServiceNetwork.Forthoseroutineandminormaintenanceoperationswhichyoucan carryoutyourself,makesurethatyoualwaysusesuitableequipment,original Maseratisparepartsandtheprescribedfluids.Inanycase,nevercarryoutthese operationsifyouhavenoexperience,andcontactMaseratiServiceNetwork.

WithregardtotheScheduledMaintenanceProgram

CAUTION!

• ScheduledMaintenanceintervalsaredefinedbytheManufacturer.Failuretocarry outpropervehicleservicesvoidsthewarranty.
• You are recommended to immediately inform the Maserati Service Network about any small fault, without waiting for the following service interval.
• Failuretocomplywiththemaintenanceprescriptionsmaydamagethevehicle.

Whenyouneedwashingthecar

WARNING!

Afterthe "CarWash" procedure, vehicle gear shift leverisin N(Neutral), namely not braked. To avoid vehicle in advertent movement, always makes sure that it only moves on a flatsurface.

ENVIRONMENTAL!

Detergentspollutewater.Thereforethevehicleshouldbewashedinareasequipped forthecollectionandpurificationofthefluidsusedforwashing.

CAUTION!

• Birddroppingsmustbewashedoffimmediatelyandthoroughly,sincetheiracidity isparticularlycorrosive.
• Toprovidebetterprotectionforthepaint, polishthevehicleatintervalswitha suitableproductleavingaprotectivefilmonthepaint.
• If the vehicle is washed using high-pressure water jets or cleaners, it is important that thenozzle of the jet be kept at a distance of at least 40 cm from the bodywork to avoid damaging it.
• Donotusealcohol, fuelorsolventstocleantheinstrumentcluster'stransparent dome, theMTCdisplayandtheleatherupholstery.

Whenyourechargethebattery

WARNING!

The process of charging or recharging the battery produces hydrogen, a flammable gasthat can explode and causes serious injuries. When charging or recharging the battery, follow there recommended precautions at all times.

• Beforeusingachargerdevicealwayscheckthatthistoolissuitablefortheinstalled battery,withconstantvoltage(lowerthan14,8V)andlowamperage(maximum limit15A).
  •Rechargethebatteryinawell-ventilatedenvironment.
• Neverchargeorrechargeafrozenbattery:itcanexplodeduetohydrogentrapped insidetheicecrystals.
• Ensure that anysparksoropenflamesarekeptwellawayfromthebatterywhileit ischarging.
• Beforeusingachargertochargeormaintainthebatterychargestatus, carefully followtheinstructionsprovidedtoensurethechargerisconnectedtothebattersysafelyandcorrectly.

Restartthevehicleafteralongperiodofinactivity

WARNING!

• Thetirepressuremustbebroughtbacktotheprescribedvaluebeforereusingthe vehicle.
• Enginemustberunatidlespeedoutdoors.Exhaustgasescontaincarbonoxide,a highlypoisonousanddeadlygas.

Whenyoucontrolthetirepressure

WARNING!

• Awrongtirepressureisextremelydangerousandmaycauseaccidents.
• Insufficient tireinflating pressure can cause it reflexural stress, which may lead to tireoverheating and possible internal damage.
• Atoohightirepressurereducestireroadsurfaceabsorptionpower.Impactswith kerbs, holes, and obstacles in theroadcancausetiredamagewhichmayleadtotire breakage.
  • Overinflatedorunderinflatedtiresmayaffectvehicledriveability;theycould suddenlybreakandmakeyoulosecontrolofthecar.
• Uneveninflatingpressuresmaycausesteeringproblems,withaconsequentlossof control.
• Uneveninflatingpressuresbetweenthetwocarsidescanmakevehicleskid.
  •Alwaysdrivethecarwithalltiresinflatedatthespecifiedtirepressure(whencold).

Topupthebrakefluid

CAUTION!

Foreachoilrefillingand/orreplacement,pleasecontacttheMaseratiService Network.

Whenyouchooseafuel

CAUTION!

GasolineEnginesonly(Gasoline)

The anti-pollution devices of the vehiclerequire unleaded fueltobe used at all times. Undernocircumstance, noteveninemergencysituations, should leaded fuelbe supplied to the fuel tank, notevenaminimum quantity. This would irreparably damage the catalytic converters. An inefficient catalytic converter results in noxious exhaustemissions which damage the environment.

Somegeographicalareas,requiretheuseof"oxygenated"fuelstomeetseasonalair qualitystandards.

• Alcohol-Ethanol: FuelscontainingONLYupto10%ethanolbyvolumemaybe used(ethanolmayalsobereferredtoasEthylalcohol,or"Gasohol").
• Ethers-MTBE: Fuel containing ONLY upto 15% MTBE (methyltertiarybutylether) maybe used.

Donotuseanygasolinethatcontainsleadasaknockinhibitor,andDONOTuselead additives.

The use of detergent gasoline is effective in minimising fuel injector and intake valve deposits. The use of external fuel injector cleanings systems/fluids is not recommended.

WARNING!

Donotusealcoholorgasolineasafuelblendingagent. They can be unstable under certain conditions and hazardous orexplosivewhenmixedwithdieselfuel.

CAUTION!

• MaseratistronglyrecommendstheuseofPremiumdieselfuelONLY.Useoflesser gradefuel(otherthanPremium)willleadtoreducedengineperformance,and
  poorfueleconomyandcanleadtotheCheckEngineLight
  illuminatingonthe
  instrumentcluster.Continueduseoflessergradefuel(otherthanPremiumdiesel fuel)canleadtofuelinjectionsystemdamagesandengineoperatingproblems.
• For Indiamarket vehicles Maseratirequire the use of Premium high speed diesel fuel ONLY. Use of lesser grade fuel (other than Premium high speed) will lead to reduce engine performance, and poor fuel economy and can lead to the Check Engine Light illuminating on the instrument cluster. Continued use of less grade fuel (other than Premium dieselfuel) can lead to fuel injection system damages and engine operating problems.
• ThemanufacturerrequiresthatyoumustfuelthisvehiclewithUltraLowSulfur HighwayDieselfuel(15ppmSulfurmaximum)andprohibitstheuseofLowSulfur HighwayDieselfuel(500ppmSulfurmaximum)toavoiddamagetotheemissions controlsystem.
• The presence of water inside the fuel system can damage the injection system and cause engine's malfunction. If the warning light turn on, you shall contact the Maserati Service Network as soon as possible to have the fuel filter cleaned.
  If,afterarefueling,thewarninglight
  turnson, it may be that somewhat has
  enteredthefueltank:inthiscase,turnofftheengineimmediatelyandcontactthe MaseratiServiceNetwork.

Abbreviations...... 6

Accident, intheeventofanaccident...73

A/Csystem

Airconditioningcontrols.... . . . . . 1 0

Climatesetting...... 5 6

Four-zoneairconditioningcontrols..10

Adjustablepedals..... 2 1

Airbag

Airbagservicelight..... 2 4

SupplementalRestraintSystem

(SRS)-Airbags.... 5 0

All-WheelDrive(AWD)

AWDTorqueDistribution. 53

NoteforAWDvehiclemodelfor

movingastuckcar...... 7 4

ServiceAWDSystemmessage... . . . 2 7

Anti-theftalarmsystem

Anti-theftsystemarmedindicator...10

Anti-theftsystemarmingbuttonon

remotecontrol...... 9

Exitingthevehicleandarmingthe

anti-theftsystem...... 1 8

Automaticgearbox

Automaticgearboxmalfunction

warninglight...... 2 5

Drivingmodes...... . . . . 5 4

Engineandtransmissionmalfunction

indicatorlight...... 2 5

Gearshiftindicator......25

ShiftlockinP(Park)..... 4 5

Toleavethevehicle"notbraked"...45

Transmissionmodes. 5 1

Transmissiontemperaturewarning

light.... 2 5

AUXandUSBsockets

Connectinganauxiliarydevice. . . . 3 5

Playingatrackfromanoutside

source...... 3 4

Battery

Emergencystartingwithauxiliary

battery...... 6 6

Maintainingbatterycharge. . . . . . . 8 6

Rechargesystemmalfunction/low

batterywarninglight.... 2 5

Bluetooth

ConnectingaBluetoothdevice.....36

Boot

Accessingthebootcompartment....16

Bootlidajarindicator..... ..... 2 5

Loadingthebootcompartment. . . . . 5 0

Powerbootlidreleaseandclosing

withHandsFreemode......17

Unlockbuttonontheremotecontrol..9

Brake

ABSsystemmalfunctionwarning

light. 23

Brakepadswornwarninglight.....25

Brakewarninglight..... 2 4

Capacities

Recommended quantities and

products. 90

CD/DVD

Playingatrackfromanoutside

source.... 3 4

ViewingtheDVDdocumentation....38

Checkinglevels

Toppingup. 80

Childsafety. 4 8

ISOFIXChildSeatAnchorageSystem..49

Reardoor"ChildProtection"lock

system. 50

UniversalChildRestraintSystems....49

Clock

Analogueclock.... 1 0

Editingprogrammablesettings.....39

ConnectinganiPod

Playingatrackfromanoutside

source.... 3 4

Controls, position

Betweentherearseats.....12

Oncentralconsole..... 1 1

Ondashboardandfrontdome

console.... 1 0

Onfrontdoors.... 1 1

Onreardoors.... 1 3

Display, instrumentcluster

Displaysettings..... 2 7

Meaningofinstrumentclusterwarning

lightsandindicators. 2 3

Doors

Centraliseddoorlocking. . . . . . . . 1 8

Door(s)ajarindicator..... 2 5

Exitingthevehicleandarmingthe

anti-theftsystem. 1 8

Lockingthedoorsfrominside.....18

Unlockingandopeningthedoors....15

Drivingconditions

Drivingintherain..... 6 4

Icehazardwarninglight.... 2 5

Turningonthelights...... . . . . . 6 1

INDEX

ElectronicStabilityControl(ESC)

Drivingmodes...... 5 4

ESCOffindicator...... 2 3

ESCOnwarninglight.....2 3

Emergency

Emergencyfuelfillerdoorrelease...60

Emergencystartingwithauxiliary

battery. 6 6

Ifafuseblows.... 7 5

Ifatiregetsapuncture.... . . . . . 6 7

Intheeventofanaccident.... . . . . 7 3

Manualreleaseofthegearshiftlever

fromtheP(Park)position... . . . . . 7 0

Parkingbrakeemergencyrelease. . . . 7 1

EmergencyKit......74

Emergencystartingwithauxiliary

battery...... 6 6

Engine

Engineandtransmissionmalfunction

indicatorlight(MIL)...... 2 3

Engineoiltemperaturewarninglight.25

Enginetemperaturewarninglight...25

Lowengineoillevelwarninglight...25

Lowoilpressurewarninglight. . . . . . 2 5

Startingtheengine..... 5 5

Stoppingtheengine...... 5 6

Washingtheenginecompartment...85

Enginecompartmentlid

Enginecompartmentlidajar

indicator.... 2 5

Openingandclosing......80

EPB(ElectricParkingBrake)

Automaticparkingbrake......45

Externalrear-viewmirrors..... . . . 2 0

Frontseats

Adjustingtheseat...... . . . . 1 9

Storingdriver'sseatsettings......22

Fuses

Fusepositionandidentification. . . . . 7 5

Integratedsupplymodule... . . . . . 7 6

Rearpowercontrolunit...... . . . . 7 7

ICE(IncreaseControlEfficiency)

Drivingmodes...... 5 4

Ifyouhavetotowthevehicle.... . . . . 7 0

Ignition, ignitiondevice

Ignitiondevicepositions..... . . . . 1 7

Instrumentcluster

Displaysettings...... 2 7

Meaningofinstrumentcluster

warninglightsandindicators. . . . . . 2 3

Introduction

Othersymbols..... 4

Updating.... 3

Warningsymbols......3

ISOFIXanchorages

ISOFIXChildSeatAnchorageSystem..49

Lights

Hazardbutton.... 1 0

Highbeamsandflasher...... . . . . 6 3

Highbeamsindicator..... 2 4

Internalandexternallights... . . . . 6 3

Parkinglights/headlightson

indicator.....2 4

Rearfoglights...... 6 2

Rearfoglightsindicator..... . . . . 2 4

Turningonthelights. 6 1

Loadingthevehicle

Loadingthebootcompartment.....50

Loadingwithseatbackofrearseat

down. 5 1

Maintenance

Ifthevehicleisstoredforlong

periods....86

Maintainingbatterycharge......86

Positionofdevicesinengine

compartment. 80

Restartingthevehicle. 8 7

Scheduledmaintenanceplan.....83

Manualreleaseofthegearshiftlever

fromtheP(Park)position......70

Movingastuckcar... 7 4

MTC(MaseratiTouchControl),controls..29

Browsinganaddress......30

Climatesetting...... 5 6

Editingprogrammablesettings.....39

Frontseatcomfortsettings.... . . . . 3 0

Makingandreceivingphonecalls. . . . 3 6

Playingatrackfromanoutside

source. 3 4

Poweron. 29

Rearwindowsunshade..... . . . . 4 2

Storingandlisteningtoaradio

station. 3 2

ViewingtheDVDdocumentation. . . . 3 8

Parkingbrake

Electricparkingbrakemalfunction

warninglight. 2 4

Parkingbrakeemergencyrelease. . . . 7 1

Parking, parkassist. 5 9

PassiveEntrysystem

Accessingthebootcompartment....16

Unlockingandopeningthedoors....15

Phone

Makingandreceivingphonecall....36

Mobilephonepairing..... 3 7

Powersunroofwithsunshade. 4 1

Powerwindows

Driver'sandpassengers'windows. . . . 3 9

Openandclosethewindowsusingthe remotecontrol.... 9

Windowandsunshadelockout

button... 40

Rearseats

Loadingwithseatbackofrearseat down. 5 1

Refuelling

Emergencyfuelfillerdoorrelease...60

Fuelrequirements.... 9 2

Lowfuelwarninglight.... 2 5

Refuelling...... 6 0

WarningtorefuelAdBlue®(Diesel only).... 6 1

Remotecontrol...... 9

Scheduledmaintenanceplan... . . . . . 8 3

SDmemorycard

Playingatrackfromanoutside source.... 3 4

Seatbelts

Adjustingtheheightofthefrontseat

belts.... 4 7

Fasteningtheseatbelts... . . . . . . 4 7

Seatbeltreminderwarninglight....24

UniversalChildRestraintSystems...49

Soundsystem

Controlsbehindthesteeringwheel..34

KnobsbesidetheMTCscreen.....34

Playingatrackfromanoutside source.... 3 4

Poweron.... 2 9

Storingandlisteningtoaradio station. 32

Startingtheengine..... 5 5

NotefortheDieselEngineStarting (Diesel).... 5 6

Stoppingtheengine..... 5 6

Start&Stop

AutomaticStart&StopSystem.....58

Start&Stopactiveindicator.....24,58

Start&Stopfeatureddisabledornot active.... 5 8

Steeringwheel

Steeringwheeladjustment.....21

Steeringwheelcontrols:Display settings. 27

Steeringwheelcontrols:Listening and tuning... 3 4

Storingdriver'sseatsettings. . . . . . . 2 2

Sunshades

Rearsidesunshades..... 4 1

Rearwindowsunshade..... 4 2

SupplementalRestraintSystem(SRS)-

Airbags.... 50

Technicalspecifications

Dimensions. 8 9

Weights... 9 0

Tirerepairkit... 6 7

Tires

Checkingtheinflatingpressure.....89

Checkingtires.... 8 3

Tireinflatingpressure.... 8 9

TirePressureMonitoringSystem (TPMS)....46

Tirepressuremonitoringwarning light. 23

Usingtheemergencywheel... . . . . 6 7

Vehicleintensiveuse......82

Voicecommands

Makingandansweringcalls. . . . . . 3 7

Makingandreceivingphonecalls....36

Warninglightsandindicators,

meaning.... 2 3

Onrevcounter...... 24

Onspeedometer. 2 3

OnTFTdisplay... 2 5

Warningsymbols...... 3

Washingthevehicle...... . . . 8 5

Windshieldwasher

Windshieldandheadlightwashers...64

Windshield/headlightwasherfluid lowindicator.... 2 5

Windshieldwipers

Drivingintherain..... 6 4

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