2021 Aston Martin DBX Asia Owner Guide

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Welcome

Welcome to your new Aston Martin DBX.

This Owner’s Handbook has been designed to explain the

vehicle’s operation and to make the control of its systems easy to

understand and operate. All new owners are recommended to

read the Owner’s Handbook prior to driving. This Owner’s

Handbook forms part of the essential vehicle equipment for

homologation purposes and must stay with the vehicle at all

times.

Warnings, Cautions and Notes

The following Warnings, Cautions and Notes are used within this

Owner’s Guide to call your attention to specific types of

information.

Warning: Provided to show procedures which must be

followed precisely to help avoid the risk of personal injury.

Caution: Provided to show procedures which must be

followed precisely to reduce the possibility of damage to your

vehicle.

Provided to show procedures which will help to avoid

difficulties in the operation of your vehicle.

Component Location

All directions for locating components are described as viewed

from the driver’s seat, i.e. the fuel filler flap shown on this

diagram will be described as ‘located at the rear right side of the

vehicle’.

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Vehicle Identification

The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is shown in the left side

bottom corner of the windscreen.

The VIN plate can also be found in the passenger side door shut

panel and laser etched onto the right side front footwell.

To view the VIN etched into the floor panel, lift the carpet up

from the front, and then lift the sound deadening material.

Data Recording

This vehicle is equipped with a Event Data Recorder (EDR)

system. Electronic modules in this vehicle are able to record

detailed data, such as:

• The use of restraint systems, including seat belts by the driver

and passengers.

• Information about the performance of various systems and

modules in the vehicle.

• Information related to engine, throttle, steering, brake or

other system status.

Any of these systems can include information on how the driver

operates the vehicle, measuring vehicle speed, steering input,

brake and throttle application. This information may be stored

under regular operation, in a crash or in a near crash event.

This information can be read and used by:

• Aston Martin

• Service and repair facilities

• Law enforcement or government agencies

• Others who may assert a right or obtain your consent to know

such information.

To read data recorded by an EDR, special equipment is required,

and access to the vehicle or the EDR is needed. In addition to the

vehicle manufacturer, other parties, such as law enforcement,

that have the special equipment, can read the information if they

have access to the vehicle or the EDR.

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Reporting Safety Defects

If you believe that your vehicle has a safety defect which could

cause a crash or could cause injury or death, you should

immediately inform your Aston Martin Dealer or the Aston

Martin Client Services at the address shown.

Aston Martin Lagonda Limited

Client Services

Banbury Road

Gaydon

Warwick

CV35 0DB

England

Telephone:

+44 (0)1926 644700

Driving Safety

• Always wear your seat belt.

• Never drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

• Always obey all speed and traffic laws and regulations. Never

drive faster than the posted speed limit or than conditions

allow.

• Be particularly careful driving on slippery or wet surfaces.

• This vehicle is a high performance multi-terrain vehicle and

has handling characteristics you may not be accustomed to.

Familiarise yourself with the vehicle and always drive

prudently, being aware of your own limitations and the

limitations of the vehicle. As with other vehicles of this type,

failure to operate the vehicle correctly can result in accident

and injury.

• Follow the maintenance schedule approved in this guide.

• Never allow the vehicle to be driven by inexperienced

drivers.

Make sure that you are wearing appropriate footwear to

efficiently operate the control pedals. Make sure that pedal

movement is not restricted by floor mats or other objects trapped

beneath pedals.

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Aston Martin Heritage Trust

The Aston Martin Heritage Trust is an educational charity

dedicated to the preservation, promotion and enhancement of

over 100 years of history of Aston Martin. Its world class

collection comprising the automotive museum, substantial

archive and collection of historical artefacts is housed in the

magnificently restored Grade II* listed barn in Oxfordshire which

it shares with the Owners' Club. As a member of the Owners’

Club you become a member and supporter of the Trust, so please

log on to our web site for more information, or better still pay us

a visit and see the collection for yourself.

Aston Martin Heritage Trust

Drayton St. Leonard

Wallingford

Oxfordshire

England

OX10 7BG

Telephone: +44 (0) 1865 400 414

E-Mail: [email protected]

Website: www.amht.org.uk

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Aston Martin Owners' Club (AMOC)

An invitation to join the Aston Martin Owners' Club

The sporting spirit of the 1930s exists today in one of the world’s

most exclusive car clubs. Enthusiasts in nearly 60 countries are

united by an interest in iconic cars with an enviable pedigree.

Enjoy the company of like-minded owners in a wide range of

activities: social evenings, weekends away or motoring tours.

Something more competitive? AMOC Concours are a benchmark

for connoisseurs of fine motorcars. A need for speed? We

organise track days, sprints and hill climbs as well as circuit racing

in venues such as Silverstone, Goodwood and Lime Rock in the

USA.

Aston Martin Owners' Club

Drayton St. Leonard

Wallingford

Oxfordshire

England

OX10 7BG

+44 (0) 1865 400 400

E-Mail: [email protected]

Website: www.amoc.org

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Produced by the Technical Publications Department

Aston Martin Lagonda Limited

Banbury Road

Gaydon

Warwick

CV35 0DB

England

Telephone:

+44 (0)1926 644300

Issue 3: July 2020

Part Number: MY83-19A322-AA

Barcodes conform to AML specification AMES000043

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Quick Start............................................................................. 1

Vehicle Security ..................................................................... 2

Before Driving........................................................................ 3

Controls ................................................................................. 4

Driving................................................................................... 5

Climate Control...................................................................... 6

Navigation ............................................................................. 7

Media Systems....................................................................... 8

Phone System ........................................................................ 9

Vehicle and System Settings ................................................. 10

Maintenance and Technical Data ......................................... 11

Service...................................................................................A

Aston Martin Warranty........................................................... B

Alphabetical Index .................................................................C

Every effort has been made to make sure that the information

provided in this Owner’s Handbook is accurate and up-to-date.

However, neither the manufacturer or the Dealer, by whom this

Owner’s Handbook is supplied, will in any circumstances be held

responsible for any inaccuracy or the consequences thereof.

Software instructions in this handbook are correct at time of print.

However, these may be subject to change due to ongoing

software updates during the vehicle’s lifetime. Contact your

Aston Martin Dealer for further information.

Reserved. This publication is provided with your vehicle for your

personal, private and non-commercial use. No part of this

publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or

transmitted, in any form, electronic, mechanical, photocopying,

recording or other means without prior written permission from

Aston Martin Lagonda Limited.

The manufacturer reserves the right to vary specifications without

notice in accordance with its policy of continual product

improvement.

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Quick Start

Vehicle Key ......................................................................... 1.2

Driving Position................................................................... 1.3

Vehicle Controls .................................................................. 1.5

Infotainment ..................................................................... 1.11

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1.2

Quick Start

Vehicle Key

What Do The Buttons On The Key Do?

(Refer to ’Vehicle Key’, page 2.2)

[1] LOCK: Press to lock the vehicle and arm the security

system.

[2] UNLOCK: Press to unlock either the driver's door or

the vehicle.

[3] TAILGATE: Press to operate the powered tailgate.

Global Close

Press and hold to unlock all vehicle doors and open all

windows.

Press and hold to lock all doors and close all windows.

Keyless Entry

To unlock the vehicle, fully push the front edge of the door

handle. If the system recognises a valid key signal, the door will

unlock and open.

To lock the vehicle, close all the vehicle doors and press the rear

edge of the door handle to activate the lock switch.

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Quick Start

1.3

Driving Position

How Do I Adjust The Seat?

(Refer to ’Seat Adjustment’, page 3.2)

[1] BOLSTER/LUMBAR ADJUSTMENT SELECTOR SWITCH

(OPTIONAL): Press the switch up to select lumbar adjustment.

Press down to select bolster adjustment.

[2] BOLSTER/LUMBAR ADJUSTMENT: Use the directional pad

to adjust the position of the lumbar or bolster support.

[3] SEAT POSITION ADJUST: Seat forward/backward and height

adjust. Raise front to tilt base of seat.

[4] SEAT BACKREST ADJUST: Seat back angle adjust.

[5] MEMORY SEAT POSITIONS: Use to select or store memory

positions for the seat, steering column and door mirror positions .

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1.4

Quick Start

What Do The Door Switches Do?

[A] DOOR MIRROR SELECTOR: Press to select left or right door

mirror (Refer to ’Exterior Mirrors’, page 3.8).

[B] DOOR MIRROR ADJUSTMENT: Use the direction pad to

adjust the mirror position.

[C] WINDOW SWITCH: Press or pull to operate the driver or

passenger windows (Refer to ’Windows’, page 3.5).

[D] WINDOW LOCK: Press to disable rear passenger window

switches and rear climate control switches.

How Do I Use The Memory Positions?

(Refer to ’How Do I Use The Memory Positions?’, page 1.4).

Setting a Position

Adjust the seat, steering column and the door rear view mirrors

to the desired position. Push the memory button (M), then press

the required memory channel (1, 2 or 3) to save the positions. A

chime is heard and a message will show in the message centre to

confirm. By repeating these steps and pressing an unused button,

a second and third driving position can be saved in the memory.

Recalling a Memory Position

Once in the seat press and hold button 1, 2 or 3 (depending on

which saved channel is required) until all movement is stopped.

The seat will move to the saved position.

Seat and steering wheel movement will be interrupted if the

memory channel button is released. Exterior mirror movement

will continue. Press and hold the memory channel button to

complete seat and steering wheel movement.

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1.5

Vehicle Controls

What Do The Lower Switches Do?

[1] HAZARD WARNING SWITCH: Press to set the hazard

warning lamps on or off.

[2] MODE UP: Move up through drive modes.

[3] MODE DOWN: Move down through drive modes.

[4] ACCESS MODE: Press to lower the vehicle for easy access

when road speed is below 4 km/h (3 mph)

(Refer to ’Access

mode’, page 2.11).

[5] HILL DESCENT CONTROL: Press to active Hill Descent

system.

[6] PASSENGER AIRBAG STATUS: Indicator to show if the

passenger airbag is active.

[7] VOLUME CONTROL: Use the roller dial to adjust the audio

volume. Press to mute audio.

[8] INFOTAINMENT ON/OFF: Press to turn Infotainment system

on or off.

[9] LANE KEEP ASSIST: Use the set lane keep assist system to on

or off.

[10] STOP/START: Press to turn the Eco stop/start system on or

off.

[11] PARK DISTANCE CONTROL: Press to set the Park Distance

Control (PDC) sensors to on or off.

[12] CAMERA/PARK ASSIST: Changes the infotainment system

display to the camera system. Press and hold to start Active Park

Assist.

The vehicle will return to normal ride height when road speed is higher

than 8 km/h (5 mph).

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1.6

Quick Start

What Does The Control Dial Do?

[1] CONTROL DIAL:

Use to navigate through menus in the infotainment system. Press

down to confirm a selection (referred to as ENTER throughout this

handbook).

[2] TOUCH PAD:

Touch sensitive pad which can be used to navigate menus in the

infotainment system. Press down to confirm a selection. The

touch pad can also be used for handwriting recognition (Refer to

’Touch Pad’, page 4.8).

[3] HOME/FAVOURITE:

Press to open the main infotainment menu. Press and hold

to add the current menu item to the global favourites list.

[4] QUICK ACCESS MENU:

Press to access the quick access menu.

[5] BACK:

Press to go back a level in the menu.

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1.7

What Are The Steering Wheel Controls?

Switches

[1] CAN:

Press to cancel the set speed.

[2] ACC/VARIABLE SPEED LIMITER SELECT:

Press to switch between Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) and

variable speed limiter function.

[3] INCREASE DISTANCE:

Increases the set distance between the vehicle in front and your

vehicle.

[4] SPEED SET SWITCH:

Push up to increase or down to decrease the set speed for the

ACC or variable speed limiter. Press the rocker switch to resume

the set speed.

[5] DECREASE DISTANCE:

Decreases the set distance between the vehicle in front and your

vehicle.

[6] CALL:

Press to answer an incoming call or open the last dialled number.

[7] END CALL:

Press to end a call or reject an incoming call.

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[8] START VOICE CONTROL:

Press to start voice control (Refer to ’Voice Control’, page 4.15).

[9] MENU HOME/BACK:

Press to open the instrument cluster menu (Refer to ’Instrument

Cluster Menu’, page 4.13). Press again to go back one level in the

instrument cluster menu. Press and hold to return to the home

menu.

[10] MENU SCROLL BUTTONS:

Roll the menu scroll wheel up or down to navigate the instrument

cluster menu. Press the scroll wheel button to select an item in

the menu (referred to in this handbook as OK).

[11] VOLUME DOWN:

Press the volume down button to decrease the volume of the

audio system, or call volume during a phone call. Press and hold

to mute audio.

[12] VOLUME UP:

Press the volume up button to increase the volume of the audio

system, or call volume during a phone call.

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Quick Start

1.9

Transmission Paddles

[1] : Downshift Paddle

[2] : Upshift Paddle

P (Park) and R (Reverse) are selected with the PRND buttons.

What Do The Stalks Control?

Indicators and Headlamp Beam

Main Beam

Push the stalk for main beam headlamps. Pull the stalk back to

the initial position to return to dipped beam headlamps.

Flash Headlamps

Pull the stalk to flash the main beam headlamps.

Direction Indicators

Press up to briefly indicate a right turn and down for a left turn.

Press until the switch latches to hold the selected indicator on.

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1.10

Quick Start

Wiper Controls

Rotate the wipe speed selector (A) to select a wipe speed.

[1] : Windscreen wipers OFF

[2] : Intermittent wipe (low rain sensor sensitivity)

[3] : Intermittent wipe (high rain sensor sensitivity)

[4] : Continuous wipe (slow)

[5] : Continuous wipe (fast)

[6] : Press for single wipe. Press and hold to operate the front

windscreen washers.

How Do I Turn On The Exterior Lamps?

[1] : Left side park lamp

[2] : Right side park lamp

[3] : Side lamps (including number plate lamps)

[4] : Automatic headlamp mode

[5] : Dipped beam headlamps

[6] : Rear foglamp

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Quick Start

1.11

Infotainment

How Do I Pair A Bluetooth Device

(Refer to ’Pairing a Device’, page 9.2)

To add a new Bluetooth®

device, select Telephone from the

main menu, select Devices and select Connect a new device.

Select Search from system or Search from device.

Search From System

Select a device and press ENTER. Follow the instructions shown

on the phone and the infotainment display to pair the device.

Search From Device

Select AML Bluetooth #####

from the list of available devices

on the Bluetooth® device.

If AML Bluetooth ##### does not show, check that

Bluetooth® is active in the infotainment system and search again.

Follow the instructions shown on the phone and the infotainment

display to pair the phone.

What Can I Listen To?

Radio

Select Radio from the main menu.

Push the CONTROL DIAL sideways to open the radio menu and

select Station List.

Portable Media Audio

Select Media from the main menu.

The Now Playing screen shows track information such as album

art, artist and album name on the left side of the screen along

with track play time and track number. Media source device and

track name are shown on the right side of the screen.

The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered trademarks

owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc., and any use of such marks by Aston

Martin is under license. Other trademarks and trade names are those of

their respective owners.

A unique 5 digit number is given for each vehicle.

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1.12

Quick Start

How Do I Set A Navigation Destination?

Select Nav from the main menu.

Push the CONTROL DIAL sideways to open the navigation menu

and select Enter Destination to begin entering an address.

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Vehicle Security

Vehicle Key ......................................................................... 2.2

Unlocking and Opening ...................................................... 2.7

Anti-Theft Systems............................................................. 2.15

Homelink® Wireless Control............................................. 2.17

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2.2

Vehicle Security

Vehicle Key

Warning: The engine can be started by any person in the

vehicle if the brake pedal is pressed down and the start

button is pressed. Care should be taken that the vehicle key

is not left in the vehicle with only occupants such as young

children or pets inside.

If a vehicle key is lost, contact your Aston Martin Dealer.

If the vehicle key is not in the vehicle, the message 'Key Not

Found' will be displayed in the instrument cluster when trying to

start the vehicle. This message will also be displayed if the vehicle

key battery does not have enough charge to be detected by the

keyless start system.

Vehicle Key Functions

[1] LOCK: Press and release to lock the vehicle and arm

the security system.

[2] UNLOCK: Press and release to unlock either the

driver's door or the vehicle (Refer to ’One Step Unlocking’,

page 2.3).

[3] TAILGATE: Press to operate the powered tailgate.

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Vehicle Security

2.3

One Step Unlocking

The vehicle key can be set to either unlock only the drivers door

on a single press of or all vehicle doors.

To cycle between single door unlock and full unlock, press and

hold and at the same time for 6 seconds.

If the vehicle is set to only open the driver's door, a second

press of will open all vehicle doors.

Lock operation of the fuel filler flap is not affected.

One Step Unlocking can only be set using the vehicle key.

Emergency Key

Press and hold the button (A) to release the ratchet holding the

emergency key (B) and pull the key out. The emergency key can

either be fully removed or partially removed and operate as a

keyring mount.

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2.4

Vehicle Security

The emergency key can be used to unlock the front left door. To

unlock the door, open the door handle, insert the key into the

door lock and turn.

Vehicle Key Battery

Warning: The vehicle key contains a small cell battery. Do

not ingest or swallow the battery. If the battery is swallowed,

there is a risk of choking, severe internal chemical burns or

death. Always keep both new and used batteries away from

children and do not allow children to use the vehicle key. If

you suspect a battery has been swallowed, immediately seek

medical attention.

Battery Power Conservation

The vehicle key can be deactivated to conserve battery power in

the vehicle key.

If the vehicle key is not moved for a set period of time, it will

automatically deactivate.

To manually deactivate the key, double tap .

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Vehicle Security

2.5

Battery Replacement

To replace the vehicle key's battery:

1. Remove the emergency key from the vehicle key.

2. Use the emergency key to release the tab holding the top

cover for the vehicle key.

3. Use the emergency key to release the battery tray.

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2.6

Vehicle Security

4. Replace the battery for the vehicle key.

The vehicle key uses a CR2032 battery.

Emergency Start

If the vehicle does not start and the message Place the key in the

marked space - See Owner's Manual is shown in the instrument

cluster:

1. Place the vehicle key in the space (A).

2. The vehicle will start after a short time.

3. Once the engine has started, the key can be moved.

If the vehicle does not start, leave the key in space (A), fully press

the brake pedal down and start the vehicle with the stop/start

button as usual.

Contact your Aston Martin Dealer to have the key checked.

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Vehicle Security

2.7

Certification

South Korea

Malaysia

Singapore

Unlocking and Opening

Unlocking From Outside the Vehicle

Using The Vehicle Key

Stand within 5 m (16 ft) of the vehicle, and press . To show

that the security system has been disarmed and the vehicle

unlocked, the direction indicators will flash twice

Push at point (A) to release the handle and pull to open the door.

The driver's door can be set to unlock with the first press of

the button and the rest of the vehicle with a second press (Refer

to ’One Step Unlocking’, page 2.3).

For ease of use at night white LEDs are incorporated into the

door handles which illuminate when the vehicle is unlocked. The

door LEDs will go off after 40 seconds or if the vehicle is locked

again.

Global Close

Press and hold to unlock all vehicle doors and open all

windows.

Press and hold to lock all doors and close all windows.

An audible confirmation can also be set in the vehicle settings (Refer

to ’Vehicle Settings’, page 10.4)

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2.8

Vehicle Security

Using Keyless Entry

To unlock the vehicle with keyless-entry active, fully push at point

(A) and open the door handle. The front edge of the door handle

will press a switch and the door will unlock and open.

If a door is opened while driving a warning sound will be heard

and a warning will be shown on the instrument cluster until the

door is closed again.

Automatic Locking

If the vehicle is unlocked but a door or the tailgate is not opened

within 40 seconds, the vehicle will automatically lock and arm

again.

Locking From Outside the Vehicle

Using The Vehicle Key

Close all the vehicle doors. Stand within 5 m (16 ft) of the vehicle,

point the vehicle key towards the vehicle and press . The

direction indicators will flash and all vehicle doors will lock. If

automatic fold-in mirrors has been set to on in the vehicle

settings, the mirrors will fold closed when the vehicle is locked,

and open when unlocked (Refer to ’Vehicle Settings’, page 10.4).

If is pressed with the driver's door open, the vehicle will

not lock until that door has been closed.

Using Keyless Entry

Close all the vehicle doors. Press the rear edge of a door handle

to activate the lock switch.

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Vehicle Security

2.9

Interior Lock Switches

The doors can be locked and unlocked by using the master

unlock (1) and lock (2) switches.

If the vehicle is locked using the master lock switch, one pull of a

door handle will centrally unlock the doors and will open that

door.

If the vehicle is not locked using the vehicle key, the master lock

switch will operate seven minutes after the ignition control has

been turned off.

In the event of a vehicle accident the doors will automatically

unlock.

Child Locks

Child locks are available for the rear doors and the rear windows.

Child lock for the rear doors are a switch (A) to prevent the rear

doors from being opened from the inside. The rear window locks

are operated from the drivers window switch pack (Refer to

’Windows’, page 3.5).

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2.10

Vehicle Security

Automatic Locking Feature

The central locking can be set to automatically activate once the

vehicle speed exceeds 15 km/h (9 mph).

The automatic locking feature can be activated or deactivated in

the vehicle settings menu (Refer to ’Vehicle Settings’, page 10.4).

The vehicle must be stationary to change the status of the

automatic locking feature.

Easy Entry/Exit

The Easy Entry/Exit function could cause an occupant to

become trapped and/or cause injury. Keep clear of the

steering wheel when the Easy Entry/Exit function is used.

Easy Entry/Exit movement can be cancelled by moving the

adjustment lever for the steering column, seat switch or by

selecting a memory position.

To aid entry and exit from the vehicle, the steering wheel and

driver's seat can be set to move when the driver's door is

opened

. Steering wheel and seat will then remain in this

position until the vehicle is unlocked again and the driver's

seatbelt is buckled.

Easy Entry/Exit can also be set to only move the steering column

or turned off in the vehicle settings menu (Refer to ’Vehicle

Settings’, page 10.4).

When the ignition set to off, the transmission in Park (P) and the driver's

seatbelt unbuckled.

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Vehicle Security

2.11

Access mode

Access mode is not available when a trailer is connected.

Repeated use of this feature in a short period of time may

cause the system to temporarily not function correctly and will

function as normal once the system has had opportunity to

pressurise again.

To aid getting in an out of the vehicle, access mode lowers the

vehicle 50 mm (2 inches). To lower the vehicle, press the access

button (A). Press the button to lift the vehicle again. If the vehicle

is moving, the vehicle will lower once road speed is below

4 km/h (3 mph).

The vehicle will return to normal ride height when road speed

is higher than 8 km/h (5 mph).

Automatic Access Mode

Automatic access mode operates by lowering the vehicle to

access height when the driver has arrived at their destination. The

vehicle will determine this from signals such as when the park

brake has been applied, ignition, seat belt buckle status and if the

doors are opened.

To enable Automatic Access mode, press and hold Access button

(A) for 3 seconds. A message will be shown in the instrument

cluster to confirm. To disable, press and hold the Access button

again for 3 seconds.

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2.12

Vehicle Security

Powered Tailgate

Caution: The powered tailgate swings upwards when it

opens. To prevent damage to the tailgate, make sure that

there is suitable clearance for it to open.

Press the tailgate button (A) on the vehicle key to operate

the powered tailgate.

If the vehicle is locked when is pressed, the doors will

remain locked and the security system will still be armed.

Use the tailgate switch (B) to operate the powered tailgate.

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2.13

Pull the handle (C) to operate the powered tailgate. Power Tailgate with Gesture Control

(Optional)

Warning: Make sure there is sufficient clearance under

the rear of the vehicle and that you stand on firm ground. It

is possible you could lose your balance on some surfaces,

such as on ice.

Warning: The vehicle exhaust system can become very

hot. To prevent injury make sure you only move your foot in

the detection range of the sensors .

Caution: Do not touch the bumper when you move your

foot to operate the system. If you do, you can cause damage

the bumper.

The gesture control system may not function correctly if there

is a build-up of dirt, road salt or snow around the sensors.

It is possible the tailgate could be released unintentionally,

such as when the rear bumper is being cleaned, or in an

automatic car wash. Do not carry the vehicle key with you in such

situations. This will prevent unintentional opening or closing of

the tailgate.

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Vehicle Security

Gesture control can be used to open the powered tailgate. To

operate, quickly move your foot under the rear bumper.

For the gesture control system to operate:

• The vehicle key must be within 3 m (10 ft) of the vehicle.

• The engine must not be running.

If the tailgate does not open after several attempts, wait at

least 10 seconds before you try again.

Tailgate Mounted Switches

The tailgate can also be closed with the vehicle key or the

internal tailgate switch in the centre console.

The tailgate close button (D) closes the powered tailgate. To stop

the tailgate closing, press the button again. Press the tailgate close

and lock button (E) to close the tailgate and lock the vehicle.

If the tailgate lock button is pressed, but the vehicle key is left

in the vehicle, the tailgate will close, but the lock will not engage.

The key must be removed from the vehicle before the vehicle can

be locked.

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Set Tailgate Height Restriction

It is possible to restrict the opening height of the tailgate. To set a

height restriction, press and hold the close button (D) when the

desired height is reached. There will be an audible confirmation

that the height has been set. To remove the height limit, press and

hold any of the tailgate open buttons until the audible

confirmation is heard that the limit is removed.

Anti-Theft Systems

Introduction

This vehicle is protected by an electronic security system which

includes:

• Remote arm and disarm

• Perimeter sensing

• Remote door, tailgate, fuel flap lock and unlock

• Alarm siren with battery backup (Only in markets where

audible sirens are permitted.)

• Random code encryption to prevent electronic scanning of

the vehicle key identity code

•Engine Immobiliser

• Ultrasonic Interior movement sensors

•Tilt (tow-away) sensor

When the security system is armed, any attempt to gain access by

breaking a window or forcibly opening a door, the tailgate or the

bonnet will result in full alarm operation.

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Alarm

When the alarm has started a siren will be heard for a 25 seconds

cycle (ten cycles maximum) and the direction indicators flash

for

five minutes after which the security system returns to the armed

state.

The doors and tailgate will stay locked throughout.

Stop the alarm at any time by pressing on the vehicle key or

open a vehicle door with keyless entry active. There is

approximately a ten second delay before the alarm is stopped.

Engine Immobiliser

The engine immobiliser prevents your vehicle from being started

without the correct key.

The immobiliser system is activated when the ignition is set to off

and the driver's door is opened.

Caution: Always take the key with you when you lock the

vehicle. The engine can be started if a valid key has been left

inside the vehicle.

Interior Motion Sensor

When the vehicle is locked and armed, the interior motion sensor

will sense movement inside the vehicle. If movement is detected

it will start the alarm.

The interior motion sensor will activate 10 seconds after the

vehicle is locked and all doors and the tailgate are closed, and the

alarm will be set after a further 10 seconds of calibration.

All doors must be closed before the interior motion sensor

can be activated.

The interior motion sensor can be set on or off in the vehicle

settings menu (Refer to ’Vehicle Settings’, page 10.4).

Tow Away Protection

When the vehicle is locked and armed a tilt sensor will sense if

the vehicle is tilted or lifted. For example, if the vehicle is being

raised on a jack or being towed. If the vehicle tilt sensor detects

a tilt, the alarm will start.

Tow Away Protection will activate 60 seconds after the

vehicle is locked and all doors are closed.

All doors, including the tailgate, must be closed before tow

away protection can be activated.

Tow away protection can be set on or off in the vehicle settings

menu (Refer to ’Vehicle Settings’, page 10.4).

Markets where visible alarm signals and audible sirens are permitted.

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Homelink® Wireless Control

Not available in South Korea, Indonesia, India or Vietnam.

(Optional)

The HomeLink®

Wireless Control buttons and transceiver are

on the interior rear view mirror. The transceiver can be

programmed to operate up to three transmitters to operate

garage doors, entry gates, home lights, security systems, or other

radio frequency operated devices.

Caution: As a security precaution make sure that all

programming is erased in the HomeLink system before selling

this vehicle.

For information or assistance, contact your Aston Martin Dealer.

Warning: When the transceiver is being programmed to a

garage door opening system, make sure that people and

animals, the vehicle and objects are clear to prevent injury

or damage as the garage door or gate will operate during the

programming.

A full list of radio frequency operated devices can be either

obtained on the HomeLink website.

Keep the original transmitter for future use or programming

procedures if, for example, you purchase a new vehicle.

This device may suffer from interference if operated near to a

mobile or fixed station transmitter. This interference can affect the

hand-held transmitter as well as the in-vehicle transceiver.

The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV

interference caused by unauthorised modifications to this

equipment. Such modifications could void the user’s authority to

operate the equipment.

Gentex®, HomeLink®, and the HomeLink® house icon are

registered trademarks of Gentex Corporation.

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Programming

Step 1 will clear previously programmed devices and is only

necessary if programming HomeLink for the first time or when

erasing all existing programming. This step is not necessary to

program additional devices. The HomeLink® buttons can be

reprogrammed individually but not individually erased

1. Press and hold the two outer HomeLink buttons until the

HomeLink symbol (A) begins to flash green after 10 seconds.

Release the two buttons. All three buttons are now cleared,

and the HomeLink system is now in setting mode.

2. Press the HomeLink button you want to program. the

HomeLink symbol should begin to slowly flash orange.

3. Press and hold the remote control for the device to be

programmed at a distance of 20 mm to 200 mm (1" to 9")

away from the HomeLink transmitter unit, keeping the

HomeLink symbol in view.

The distance between the remote control and the transmitter

unit depends on the system being programmed and several

attempts at different distances may be necessary.

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4. Press and hold the remote control button until the

HomeLink symbol turns to either rapidly flashing or

continuously green.

Some markets require the remote control to time out after it's

button is pressed and held for a certain amount of time. If the

indicator light on the remote control goes off whilst

programming, press and release the remote control button every

2 seconds until te symbol changes to green.

5. Press the newly programmed HomeLink button.

• If the symbol stays constantly green, programming is

complete and your device should operate when the

HomeLink button is used.

• If the symbol rapidly flashes green, press and hold the

HomeLink button for two seconds twice. Depending on

the brand of the device, you may need to press and hold

for a third time to complete the programming process. At

this point if your device operates, programming is

complete.

• If the your device does not operate, refer to you device's

manual to see if there are steps required on your device to

complete the programming of a rolling code equipped

device.

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Operation

The vehicle should be within the operating range of the device

and the ignition should be ON.

The HomeLink system operates the garage door opener (or other

device) in the same way as the original remote control.

The original remote control may also be used at any time.

Press the programmed HomeLink button to operate the device.

The HomeLink symbol will come on when the button is pressed

and will stay on while the garage door opener (or other device)

operates.

Reprogramming

To program a new device, press and hold the desired HomeLink

button for 20 seconds until the LED starts flashing slowly. That

button may now be programmed to work with a different device.

If you do not complete programming the new device, the

previous device will still be programmed to that button.

Certification and Compliance

Thailand

This telecommunication equipment conforms to NTC technical

requirements

Singapore

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Checks Before Driving......................................................... 3.2

Seat Adjustment .................................................................. 3.2

Windows............................................................................. 3.5

Mirrors ................................................................................ 3.7

Steering Column ................................................................. 3.9

Memory Functions ............................................................ 3.10

Occupant Restraint System................................................ 3.11

Child Safety....................................................................... 3.18

Child Seat Installation........................................................3.24

Storage.............................................................................. 3.29

Accessory Sockets.............................................................. 3.39

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Checks Before Driving

Inspect your vehicle to make sure that everything is according to

the information and specifications in this Owner’s Guide.

Outside the Vehicle:

• Visually check the road wheels, wheel bolts and tyres.

• Check that all windows, mirrors and lamps are clear and

unobstructed.

• Check the operation of all lamps.

Once Inside the Vehicle:

• Check that the doors are securely closed.

• Check that the seat, mirrors and steering wheel adjustments

are correct.

• Check that all gauges and symbols are reading correctly.

• Check that all passengers have fastened their seat belts.

Seat Adjustment

Front seats only.

Warning: Do not adjust the drivers seat whilst driving.

The seats can also be adjusted:

• Up to 6 minutes after a door is unlocked and before the

ignition is switched on.

• Up to 6 minutes after the ignition is switched off.

If the seat operation times out:

• Turn the ignition control on.

• Close or open a door.

The seat adjustment controls are located on the side of seat.

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Seat Controls

The ignition must be on before the lumbar and bolster

support

can be operated.

[1] LUMBAR/BOLSTER ADJUSTMENT SELECTOR SWITCH:

Press the switch up to select lumbar adjustment. Press down to

select bolster adjustment

[2] LUMBAR/BOLSTER ADJUSTMENT: Use the directional pad

to adjust the position of the lumbar or bolster support

[3] SEAT POSITION ADJUST: Seat forward/backward and height

adjust. Raise front to tilt base of seat.

[4] SEAT BACKREST ADJUST: Seat back angle adjust.

[5] MEMORY SEAT POSITIONS: Use to select or store memory

positions for the seat, steering column and door mirror positions

(Refer to ’Memory Functions’, page 3.10).

Optional

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Head Restraints

The driver and front passenger seats include non-adjustable head

restraints, which limit the rearward travel of the head in a rear

impact and may reduce whip lash injuries. The rear seat head

restraints are adjustable and removable.

When sitting in the seats make sure that the seat back is in an

upright position and that the rear of the occupant's head is

positioned in the centre of the head restraint area. The head

restraints are most effective when the distance between the rear

of the occupant's head and the head restraint is kept to a

minimum.

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Rear Head Restraint Removal

To remove the rear head restraints, press the release button (A) in

and fully lift the head restraint.

Windows

Warning: Misuse of the window switches, especially by

children, can result in injury due to entrapment in the

window closure. Drivers must advise all passengers of the

possible danger and make sure that all obstructions are clear

before raising the window.

The windows can be operated up to one minute after the

ignition is turned off.

To raise and lower the windows the ignition must on.

Use a window switch on the driver's side (A) or any of the

passenger's side (B) to operate a window. Press the lock button

passenger window switches. The window lock will also lock the

rear climate control switches.

Press or pull past resistance on the window switch to perform a

one-touch movement down or up.

If power to the electric windows has been interrupted for any

reason, they will fail to operate correctly until reset.

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Door Sealing

Warning: Make sure that all passengers are clear when

the window mechanism is operating.

To minimise wind noise and to make sure that the window seal

is watertight, a door sealing system is used to provide a tight fit of

the door glass to the seals around the top of the door opening.

The window automatically lowers a small distance to clear the

door seal when a door is opened. When the door is closed, the

window automatically lifts against the body frame rubber seals.

Window Anti-Trap

The door windows use an anti-trap mechanism to prevent

accidental closure of a window on vulnerable parts of the body

or other obstructions. When the window motor sense an

obstruction, the window stops closing and then opens to release

the obstruction.

Sun Visors and Blinds

Sun Visors

This vehicle is equipped with a primary (A) and secondary (B) sun

visor for both driver and front passenger to restrict glare from the

front and side windows.

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Roof Blind

To operate the roof blind, use the roof blind switch (C) until it

fully opens or closes. The roof blind also uses one touch

operation to both open and close.

Mirrors

Interior Mirrors

Automatic Dim

Adjust the mirror (A) on its ball mounting until a satisfactory rear

view is obtained.

The rear view mirror and an exterior mirror will dim

automatically if the glare from the headlamps of following

vehicles becomes too bright. The mirrors will return to normal

view as unwanted glare reduces to an acceptable level.

Illuminated Vanity Mirror

A vanity mirror (B) is located in each sun visor. Fold the sun visor

down and slide the cover to view the mirror.

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Exterior Mirrors

To adjust the exterior mirrors press the mirror switch (A) left or

right to select a side to adjust. Move the direction pad (B) up,

down, left or right to adjust the selected mirror.

The ignition control must be on before the door mirrors can

be adjusted.

Heated Mirrors

The heated door mirrors will operate when the heated rear

window is switched on.

Mirror Fold

To fold the mirrors, press and hold the mirror switch (A) to the left

or right.

Auto-Fold

When the vehicle is locked using the vehicle key or master lock

switch, the mirrors will automatically fold in. The mirrors will

return to the driving position when the vehicle is unlocked.

This function can be enabled or disabled in the systems settings

menu (Refer to ’Vehicle Settings’, page 10.4).

Memory Function

The position of the exterior mirrors is stored when a seating

position is saved for the driver's seat.

Reverse Dip Function

To set a position for the reverse dip mirror, use the mirror switch

to set a position for the passenger side mirror with reverse gear

selected. The mirror will now move to the position when reverse

gear is selected, if the driver's side mirror is not selected. If the

driver's side mirror is selected the mirror will not move. Select the

passenger side mirror to dip the passenger side mirror.

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Steering Column

Adjustment

Warning: Do not adjust the steering column whilst

driving.

The steering column can be adjusted with the ignition set to

OFF.

The reach and tilt angle of the steering column are adjusted with

the adjustment stalk. Push the stalk down or up to adjust the

steering column angle. Pull the stalk towards you to bring the

steering wheel closer and away to move the steering wheel back.

Heated Steering Wheel

The ignition must be on before the heated steering wheel can

be operated.

To set the steering wheel heating to on, rotate the end of the

adjustment stalk twoards you. The indicator LED lamp will also

come on.

To turn the steering wheel heating off, rotate the stalk away.

The steering wheel heating is always set to off when the

ignition is set to off.

Memory Function

The position of the steering column is stored when a seating

position is saved for the driver's seat (Refer to ’Memory

Functions’, page 3.10).

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Memory Functions

Warning: Make sure that there is nothing in the

movement path of the seat or the steering column during

adjustment that could cause obstruction.

Warning: To avoid injury, make sure that children do not

play with the memory position switches.

Warning: If the seat or steering column accidentally begin

to move, press any seat control button to stop the seat.

Lumbar and Bolster positions are not recorded when memory

positions are saved.

Three different driving position profiles can be entered in the

memory. The memory position of the steering column and both

door rear view mirrors are saved in the driver’s seat position.

The infotainment settings will also be saved from the last time

each vehicle key was used.

Setting a Memory Position

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To Save A Memory Position

Warning: Do not attempt to adjust the driver's seat whilst

driving.

Adjust the seat, steering column and the exterior rear view

mirrors to the desired position. Push the memory button (M),

then press the required memory channel (1, 2 or 3) to save the

positions. A chime is heard and a message will show in the

message centre to confirm. By repeating these steps and pressing

an unused button, a second and third driving position can be

saved in the memory.

Recalling a Memory Position

Once in the seat press button 1, 2 or 3 (depending on which

saved channel is required) until all movement is stopped. The

seat will move to the saved position.

Seat and steering wheel movement will be interrupted if the

memory channel button is released. Exterior mirror movement

will continue. Press and hold the memory channel button to

complete seat and steering wheel movement.

Emergency Stop

If the seat accidentally begins to move, press any seat control

button to stop the seat.

Occupant Restraint System

The system provides protection to the driver and all passengers in

a variety of impact conditions.

The system consists of:

• Driver and front passenger safety belts with dual pre-

tensioners and load limiting systems.

• Rear passenger safety belts.

• Driver and front passenger dual-stage airbags.

• Side airbags mounted to driver, front passenger and rear

passenger outer seats.

• Roof mounted curtain airbags.

• Driver and front passenger knee bolster airbags.

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All of these systems are controlled by the Occupant Restraint

Controller (ORC). In a collision the ORC will analyse information

from various sensors, such as crash and seat occupancy

conditions. Based on this information the system will deploy the

appropriate safety devices. During a crash, the ORC may or may

not operate the safety belt pre-tensioner(s) and none, one, or

both stages of the dual-stage airbag supplemental restraints.

If the pre-tensioners or airbags do not operate in a collision it

does not mean that something is wrong with the system. Rather,

it means the system determined the accident conditions (crash

severity, belt usage, etc.) were not appropriate to operate these

safety devices.

Front airbags are designed to operate only in frontal and near-

frontal collisions, not rollovers, side-impacts, or rear-impacts

unless the collision causes sufficient longitudinal deceleration.

Determining if the System is Operational

The ORC warning symbol is shown in the instrument cluster

to give the condition of the system. A fault with the system is

shown by one or more of the following:

• The warning symbol will flash or stay ON.

• The warning symbol does not come ON immediately after the

ignition is set to ON.

• A message will show in the right side instrument cluster

window with a description of the fault.

If either of these conditions occur, even intermittently, have the

restraint system serviced at your Aston Martin Dealer

immediately. Unless serviced, the system may not operate

correctly in the event of a collision.

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Seat Belts

Warning: Seat belts should not be worn with straps

twisted.

Warning: Seat belts are designed for adults; infants and

smaller children must be restrained in an approved child

safety seat.

Warning: Each belt assembly must only be used by one

occupant; it is dangerous to put a belt around a child being

carried on the passengers lap. Do not put an adult seat belt

around two children.

Warning: When installed, the seat belt webbing must not

contact any sharp edges which could abrade or cut the

webbing during normal use or in an accident. If necessary,

the webbing must be protected.

Warning: Care should be taken to avoid contamination of

the webbing with polishes, oils and chemicals, and

particularly battery acid. Cleaning may safely be carried out

using mild soap and water. The belt should be replaced if

webbing becomes frayed, contaminated or damaged.

Warning: Wearing your seat belt is crucial to your safety.

Not wearing a seat belt increases chance of serious injury or

death in the event of an accident.

Warning: Be sure that you and your passengers always

fasten their seat belts and use them correctly even though

airbags are provided.

Warning: Reclining the seat back decreases protection

provided by the seat belt in the event of a crash. Adjust the

seat back to an upright position. Make sure that the seat

back is locked in place, otherwise it could move forward in

the event of a sudden stop or crash and cause injury.

Warning: Seat belts are designed to bear upon the bony

structure of the body, and should be worn low across the

front of the pelvis, chest and shoulders; wearing the lap

section of the belt across the abdominal area must be

avoided.

Warning: Never place the shoulder portion of belt under

your arm or behind your back.

Warning: Always remove rigid or breakable objects i.e.

spectacles or a mobile phone, from your pockets. These

items could be trapped under seat belts, possibly causing

injury in the event of an accident.

Warning: Expectant mothers should seek medical advice

on the most appropriate way to wear the seat belt.

Warning: Seat belts must be kept clean so that the

retractor works correctly. Make sure that belt webbing is not

twisted, looped, frayed or obstructed in any way. If in doubt

about condition or operation of seat belt installation, have it

checked by your Aston Martin Dealer.

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Warning: No modifications or additions should be made

by the user which will either prevent seat belt adjusting

devices from operating, or prevent seat belt assembly from

being adjusted to remove slack. Never install accessories on

your seat belts.

Warning: Seat belts should be adjusted as firmly as

possible, consistent with comfort, to provide the protection

for which they have been designed. A slack belt will greatly

reduce the protection afforded to the wearer.

Warning: It is essential to replace the entire seat belt

assembly after it has been worn in a severe impact even if

damage to the seat belt assembly is not obvious.

Warning: If it is necessary to replace a seat belt on this

vehicle then it MUST be replaced with an approved seat belt.

The approved seat belts for the front seats must also include

a load limiting system.

Pre-tensioner and Load Limiting

Front seat belts are equipped with dual pre-tensioners and load

limiting systems.

In most moderate frontal or near frontal accidents, the front

airbag and all pre-tensioner systems will deploy simultaneously.

The pre-tensioners take up slack in the seat belts as the airbags

are expanding. The load limiting system releases belt webbing in

a controlled manner to reduce belt force on a passenger’s chest.

In some moderate frontal or near frontal accidents, only the

pre-tensioner system will deploy.

Seat Belt Reminder

The seat belt reminder warning symbol in the instrument

cluster will come ON and warning sound will be heard for

six seconds (approximately) when the ignition is set to ON if the

driver or passenger

seat belt is not fastened. (Market

dependent.)

If the driver seat belt is not fastened after 60 seconds or if the

vehicle has reached a speed of 25 km/h, a warning sound will be

heard for 30 seconds, after which the warning sound will go off,

but the warning symbol will continue to show until the seat belt

is fastened.

If a passenger is sitting in the front passenger seat.

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Seat Belt Fastening

When parked on an incline, the seat belt may lock as it is

withdrawn. This is not a fault. If the mechanism locks, release the

belt tension and then pull the belt very gently to avoid operation

of the inertia lock.

Each seat has three point, inertia reel seat belts installed. Items 1,

2 and 3 show the three points of the seat belt. Item 3 is also the

location of the belt buckle.

The inertia belt reels will automatically tension the belts to

provide security with comfort. In the event of a collision or during

severe braking, the belt reels will lock.

To test the locking function of the retractor, quickly pull the seat

belt forward. If the seat belt does not lock, consult your Aston

Martin dealer.

Pull out the seat belt, drawing the buckle over the shoulder and

across the chest.

Push the buckle into the belt buckle latch until a positive click is

heard.

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Pull upwards on the diagonal belt to make sure that the latching

is secure and to remove all slack from the belt.

Check that the lap belt is installed snugly, low down across the

hips, and that there are no twists.

If it is necessary for a passenger to adjust their seat or seating

position during a journey, the belt tension might be disturbed.

The passenger should therefore (as soon as it is safe to do so)

gently pull down the shoulder run of the seat belt to create some

slack and then immediately release it to re-tension the belt for the

new seating position.

Seat Belt Unfastening

Push the button on the buckle. While holding the seat belt

buckle, allow the belt to slowly retract to its stored position.

Warning: Do not allow the belt to twist, or be looped,

frayed or obstructed in any way when the seat belt is

retracted back into its stowage position.

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Airbags

The purpose of the airbags is to provide additional protection for

the driver and passenger in the event of a serious impact (front or

side impacts). The airbags are supplementary to the seat belts.

Important airbag safety labels are located on the sun visors and

on the end of the instrument panel (passenger side). Make sure

that the instructions on these labels are read and complied with

before driving the vehicle.

The front driver's (A), passenger (B) and knee bolster airbag (C)

only deploy in a serious front collision. The side airbags located

in the seats (D) and the curtain airbag (E), located in the roof trim,

only deploy according to which side has been impacted in a

serious side collision.

Airbag Deployment

Warning: The use of accessory seat covers may prevent

the deployment of the seat side airbags and increase the risk

of injury in an accident. Do not use accessory seat covers.

Warning: All passengers, including the driver, should

always wear seat belts, whether or not an airbag is provided,

to decrease the risk of injury or death in the event of a crash.

Warning: No objects whatsoever should be attached to,

or placed on, the centre cover of the steering wheel or the

front passenger fascia panel. Such objects could cause harm

if the vehicle is in a collision severe enough to cause the

airbags to deploy.

The airbag system is not designed to protect against rear

impacts.

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Airbags inflate rapidly and with considerable force; there is

therefore a risk of death or serious injury such as fractures, facial

and eye injuries or internal injuries, particularly to passengers

who are not correctly restrained by seat belts or are not sitting

correctly when the airbags deploy. The risk of injury from a

deploying airbag is greatest close to the trim panel covering the

airbag.

The whole sequence of events from sensing the impact to full

inflation of the airbag takes place in a fraction of a second.

Do not change, modify or tamper with the steering wheel,

passenger side fascia or any other part of the airbag system. Such

actions could disable the system or cause inadvertent airbag

deployment.

The system will not deploy in the event of minor frontal or side

impacts, such as contacts when parking.

All work on the airbag system must only be carried out by an

Aston Martin Dealer.

Child Safety

Aston Martin strongly recommends:

• That all children are sat in the rear passenger seats.

• Always use ISOFIX anchors where available.

• Only two child seats be installed to the rear of the vehicle

at any time.

• A child, regardless of age, should always be restrained

when travelling in a vehicle.

Your vehicle has the following devices for the installation of child

restraints:

• Front passenger seat with Occupant Classification System

(OCS).

• Rear seat ISOFIX anchors with tether anchor points.

• Passenger seat Automatic Locking Retractor (ALR) seat belts.

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3.19

Warning: The seat belt reminder function is only designed

to recognise an adult sized occupant and will not be

activated by a child seat. If a child seat is to be secured to the

front passenger seat with a seat belt, make sure it is correctly

installed in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

A child seat that is not correctly restrained can cause an

infant or child to be seriously injured or killed in a crash.

Warning: Accident statistics show that children are

generally safer when correctly restrained in the rear seat

than in the front seat. A suitable child restraint, correctly

installed and used, provides the highest degree of protection

for infants and small children in most accident situations.

Warning: Do not allow children to travel in a vehicle

without being correctly restrained. An appropriate child seat

or harness should always be used.

Warning: Each seat belt assembly must be used by only

one passenger. It is dangerous to put a seat belt around a

child being carried on the passengers lap.

Warning: Make sure that an installed child seat does not

rest against the door, that the child sits correctly in the seat

and does not lean close to, or against, the door or window.

Child Seat Belt Fastening

Warning: An infant or child that is not correctly

restrained can be seriously injured or killed in a crash. Seat

belts are designed for adults; infants and smaller children

must be restrained in an approved child safety seat.

Make sure that there is no slack in the webbing and that the

restraint installs correctly across the child's rib cage and hips.

These are the parts of the body most able to take the force of

impact.

The lap strap should pass across the top of the child’s thighs,

bearing on the pelvis, not on the abdominal area.

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Warning Labels

Warning: Extreme Hazard: NEVER use a rearward facing

child restraint on a seat protected by an ACTIVE AIRBAG in

front of it. DEATH or SERIOUS INJURY to the Child can

occur.

Warning labels are located on both sides of the passenger sun

visor.

Occupant Classification System

The Occupant Classification System (OCS) is part of Occupant

restraints Control (ORC) System and operates in addition to the

restraints system.

OCS uses capacitive measurement to differentiate between

adults, occupied small (1 year old or younger) child restraint

seats, and empty seats. Capacitive measurement is not weight

sensitive and depends on chemical and physical features to

determine if an object or a person is in the passenger seat. This

information is then sent to the ORC module.

If the OCS determines an adult is in the passenger seat, the

passenger airbag will be active and if there is a child seat present,

or the seat is empty, the passenger airbag will be automatically

switched off.

If it is necessary to modify the restraints system to

accommodate a person with disabilities, contact your Aston

Martin Dealer.

If the front passenger seat is occupied by an adult, the PASS

AIRBAG status symbol will be set to (A).

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The passenger airbag will be set to off if:

• The front passenger seat is unoccupied.

• The measured capacitance is less than that of a typical 1 (one)

year old infant.

If the airbag is set to off, the PASS AIRBAG status symbol will also

be set to (B).

The PASS AIRBAG OFF symbol will come on for a short period

when the ignition is switched on to confirm it is ready.

Warnings

Warning: Important OCS components, such as the

capacitive sensor and control unit, are installed in the front

passenger seat. Suitable precautions must be take to prevent

these components from being damaged. Any damage to the

seat trim, such as cuts that have penetrated the trim

material, must be inspected by an Aston Martin Dealer. The

system must also be checked for corrected functionality.

depending on the level of damage, OCS components may

require replacement and the system checked again. OCS

functionality cannot be warranted if the seat is damaged.

Warning: To prevent damage to the OCS and other seat

components, do not kneel on, or apply concentrated

pressure to, the front seats. Do not put sharp items on the

seats.

Warning: Do not install any additional seat accessories,

such as beaded trims or padding, or use cushions, blankets

or similar items on the front passenger seat. Additional items

such as these may increase the distance between passenger

and seat and cause a the OCS to incorrectly classify the

occupant and give incorrect airbag functionality.

Passenger Seat Airbag PASS AIRBAG STATUS SYMBOL

Empty Off

Child + Child Seat Off

Adult On

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Warning: Never remove the front passenger seat from the

vehicle or remove the seat trim. Never dismantle, remove

parts off the seat or disconnect wires from the seat. Any

incorrect repair or disassembly of the front passenger seat

can prevent the OCS from functioning correctly.

Warning: Use only approved cleaning materials to clean

the vehicle interior surfaces. Solvents or other incorrect

cleaning products on the surface where the sensor is located

(under the leather of the cushion) can damage the sensor.

Warning: Spilt water or steam cleaning the seat can cause

the OCS to incorrectly classify a seat occupant. Wait for the

seat to dry completely before use. Make sure that there are

no wet objects (such as wet towels), water or other liquids

on the front passenger seat cushion.

Warning: Do not place objects on the front passenger

seat. The capacitive sensor is not a weight sensor, but

increased weight on the seat can cause the trim to become

thinner and can effectively increase capacitance. Objects on

the front passenger seat can cause the OCS to incorrectly

classify a seat occupant and give incorrect airbag

functionality. Always check the airbag status lamp.

Warning: Do not charge electrical devices on the

passenger seat. This can cause the OCS to incorrectly classify

the capacitance as a seat occupant and give incorrect airbag

functionality. Always check the airbag status lamp.

Warning: Do not put shopping bags on the passenger

seat. A large amount of liquid, such as bottled water, can

cause the OCS to incorrectly classify the capacitance as a

seat occupant and give incorrect airbag functionality. Always

check the airbag status lamp.

Warning: Incorrect installation of a child seat may cause

the passenger sensing system to leave the front airbag set to

on. Always make sure that child seats are correctly installed

on the seat. Read the child seat manufacturer’s installation

instructions.

Warning: Even with the advanced restraints system,

children aged 12 and under should be correctly restrained in

the rear seats.

Warning: Do not hang objects off the front seat backrest

if a child is in the front passenger seat.

Warning: Always check the PASS AIRBAG status symbol

for correct airbag status.

Warning: Any alteration or modification to the front

passenger seat may affect the performance of the OCS.

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Seating Position

Warning: Always sit upright against the seat backrest and

with both feet on the floor. If you do not sit correctly or with

the seat backrest reclined too far this can alter the

capacitance read by the OCS and affect the functionality of

the front passenger sensing system, resulting in serious

injury or death in a crash.

After all passengers have adjusted their seats and put on safety

belts, its very important that they continue to sit correctly. A

correctly seated passenger sits upright, leaning against the seat

backrest, and centred on the seat cushion, with their feet

comfortably extended on the floor. Sitting incorrectly can

increase the chance of injury in a crash event. For example, if a

passenger slouches, lies down, turns sideways, sits forward, leans

forward or side ways, or puts one or both feet up, the chance of

injury during a crash is greatly increased.

If a person of adult size is sitting in the front passenger’s seat and

the PASS AIRBAG symbol is , it is possible that the person is

not sitting correctly in the seat.

If this happens:

1. Set the ignition to off. Ask the person to place the seat

backrest in the full upright position.

2. Have the person sit upright in the seat, centred on the seat

cushion, with the person’s legs comfortably extended.

3. Start the engine and have the person stay in this position for

about two minutes. This will let the system detect that

person and set the passenger’s front airbag to on.

4. If the PASS AIRBAG symbol stays even after this, the

person should be advised to sit in a rear seat. (If available)

These conditions can cause the weight of a correctly seated

passenger to be incorrectly interpreted by the front passenger

sensing system. The person in the front passenger seat can appear

heavier or lighter due to the conditions described.

If the PASS AIRBAG symbol stays , this may or may not be a

problem due to the front passenger sensing system.

Do not attempt to repair or service the system. Take the vehicle

immediately to the nearest Aston Martin Dealer.

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Child Seat Installation

Child Seat Position Tables

Always follow the child seat manufacturer’s instructions. Not

following the child seat manufacturer’s instructions when

installing the child seat is dangerous.

All ISOFIX, i-Size and Universal Belted Child Seats can be

installed to either rear outboard seating position (3) and (5). With

a child seat installed, the seat in front can be at its rearmost lowest

position with the seatback vertical. For child seats with support

legs, the seat in front should also be adjusted forwards enough to

make sure the seat does not touch the support leg.

Aston Martin recommends that the front passenger and rear

centre seats are not used with child seats.

Seating Position

Seat position number12345

Seating position

suitable for universal

belted

No No Yes No Yes

i-Size seating position No No Yes No Yes

Seating position

suitable for lateral

fixture

No No L1 and

No L1 and

Largest suitable

rearward facing

fixture

N/A N/A R3 N/A R3

Largest suitable

forward facing fixture

N/A N/A F3 N/A F3

Largest suitable

booster fixture

N/A N/A B3 N/A B3

Compatible with a

support leg

No No Yes No Yes

Equipped with

ISOFIX anchorages

No No Yes No Yes

Equipped with top

tether

No No Yes No Yes

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Front Child Seat Installation

Warning: Even with the advanced restraints system,

children aged 12 and under should be correctly restrained in

the rear seats.

Warning: Always follow the child seat manufacturer’s

instructions for correct installation. Not following the child

seat manufacturer’s instructions when installing the child

seat is dangerous.

Warning: All child restraint systems are designed to be

secured in vehicle seats by the lap and shoulder belt portion

of a safety belt. Children could be endangered in a crash if

their child restraints are not properly secured in the vehicle.

The Automatic Locking Retractor (ALR) system is designed to

securely hold child seats. The ALR system temporarily locks a seat

belt that is securing a child seat.

ALR Operation

Gently pull out the seat belt until fully extended. The ALR system

will only engage at the maximum extension point of the seat belt.

Thread the belt tongue through the child seat as per the child seat

manufacturer instructions. Engage the tongue into the belt

buckle.

Adjust the tongue position on the belt to make sure that the lower

belt run is tight and then allow the upper run of the seat belt to

fully retract until the child seat is securely held. The ALR system

will be heard ‘clicking’ as the seat belt retracts.

When fully retracted, pull down on the upper run of the belt to

check that the ALR lock has engaged.

When parked on an incline, the seat belt may lock as it is

withdrawn. This is not a fault. If the mechanism locks, release the

seat belt tension and then pull the seat belt very gently to avoid

operation of the inertia lock.

The ALR system will disengage when the seat belt is fully

retracted. The seat belt may then be worn when required as a

normal seat belt. Once the ALR is disengaged, the seat belt must

be fully extended to re-engage the system on the next occasion

that a child seat is installed.

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To install a child seat to the front seat using the seat belt, use the

procedure that follows:

1. Move the passenger seat to its fully rearward and highest

position. Lower the front of the seat cushion to its lowest

position.

2. Recline the back of the seat as necessary.

3. Follow the child seat manufacturers instructions and install

the child seat into the passenger seat.

4. Raise the seat back until the child seat is supported by the

back of the passenger seat.

Warning: If the Occupant Classification System (OCS)

does not set the passenger airbag to OFF, the passenger

airbag will be active. Never use a child seat in the front

passenger seat with the passenger airbag active.

5. Confirm the OCS has set the passenger airbag to OFF.

If stays ON even after this, install the child seat to a

rear seat (if possible).

6. Install the top tether to secure the child seat.

Rear Child Seat Installation

Warning: An unsecured child seat is dangerous. In a

sudden stop or a collision it could move, causing serious

injury or death to the child or other passengers. Make sure

the child seat is correctly secured in place according to the

manufacturer’s instructions.

Warning: When installing the child seat, make sure that

there are no seat belts or foreign objects near or around the

ISOFIX anchors. If seat belts or a foreign object prevents the

child seat from being securely attached to the ISOFIX

anchors, the child seat could move in a sudden stop or

collision causing serious injury or death to the child or other

passengers.

Warning: The child seat top tether must always be used

when installing a child seat with ISOFIX anchors.

This vehicle is equipped with ISOFIX (International Standards

Organisation FIX) anchors for the installation of child seats on the

outboard rear passenger seats. The anchors are located between

the seat base and the seat back. The position of the anchors is

shown by two tags at the base of each rear seat.

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Anchor Points

Remove the lower seat back panel (A).

The seat back trim panels are left and right handed.

Follow the child seat manufacturer's instructions to secure the

child seat to the anchor points (B).

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Tether Anchors

Warning: An infant or child that is not properly restrained

can be seriously injured or killed in a crash. Seat belts are

designed for adults and larger children; infants and smaller

children must be restrained in an approved child safety seat.

Warning: Child restraint anchorages are designed to

withstand only those loads imposed by correctly installed

child restraints. Under no circumstances are they to be used

for adult seatbelts, harnesses or for attaching other items or

equipment to the vehicle.

Warning: Always follow the child seat manufacturer’s

instructions. Not following the child seat manufacturer’s

instructions when installing the child seat is dangerous.

Warning: Make sure the child seat tether strap is free

from obstructions above and below. Do not place any items

on the tether strap between the child seat and the tether

anchor point. Do not place tether strap over any items

between the child seat and the tether anchor point.

Warning: An unsecured child seat is dangerous. In a

sudden stop or a collision it could move, causing serious

injury or death to the child or other passengers. Make sure

the child seat is correctly secured in place according to the

manufacturer’s instructions.

Warning: When installing the child seat, make sure that

there are no seat belts or foreign objects near or around the

ISOFIX anchors. If seat belts or a foreign object prevents the

child seat from being securely attached to the ISOFIX

anchors, the child seat could move in a sudden stop or

collision causing serious injury or death to the child or other

passengers.

Warning: Make sure that the child seat tether strap is

always used when installing a child seat with ISOFIX anchors.

A tether is a strap that connects the top of a child seat to a tether

anchor point on the vehicle to reduce excessive movement of the

child seat in the event of a collision. The purpose of a tether strap

is to provide additional protection for the child seat occupant in

the event of a serious impact. The tether strap is supplementary

to the seat belts.

Your vehicle has a tether anchor point for both outboard rear

passenger seats.

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Rear Tether Anchors

The tether anchor points for the rear passenger seats are located

behind the rear seats. The bezels for the anchors are embossed

with the tether anchor symbol.

Engage the tether clip to the anchor point and make sure that the

locking spring has fully closed to prevent accidental

disengagement. Always make sure that the tether strap length is

adjusted to remove any slack.

Storage

Door Pockets

Both front and rear doors have door pockets.

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Glove box

Warning: In the event of heavy braking, sharp steering or

an accident, items in the glove box can be thrown into the

cabin and can cause injury. Always close the glove box

before driving.

Press the glove box button (A) to open. Push up to close.

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Armrest Storage Box

The armrest storage box gives access to the media interface panel

(SD card port and two USB ports) and a 12V accessory power

socket.

Each side of the armrest lid can also be slid forward or backwards

for each front occupant.

Rear Armrest

If the centre rear seat is not in use, the back rest can be folded to

give both an armrest and a pair of cup holders.

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Luggage Space

Rear Height Adjustment

Repeated use of this feature in a short period of time may

cause the system to temporarily not function correctly and will

function as normal once the system has had opportunity to

pressurise again.

To aid loading, the rear suspension can be adjusted from the

luggage compartment. Use the buttons on the left side of the

luggage compartment to raise (1) or lower (2) the vehicle

A brief press of either button will change the height, and a press

in the opposite direction will move the suspension back to

standard ride height. Press and hold the button to continuously

move the suspension in that direction.

Once vehicle speed is greater than 4 km/h (3 mph) the rear

suspension will return to normal ride height.

The suspension can move up to 40 mm (1.6 inch) down or 25 mm (1

inch) up.

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Parcel Shelf

The parcel shelf is split into two parts, front and rear, and either

or both can be removed to increase the available height in the

luggage compartment.

To remove the rear parcel shelf, pull down off the locating lugs.

To remove the front parcel shelf, pull up and backwards to

release the lugs from the guides.

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Load Safety and Guidelines

Warning: Do not use nets or elastic straps to secure heavy

loads. These are designed to prevent light loads from

slipping and can fail when used to hold a heavy load. This

can cause the load to shift when the vehicle is driven or in

the event of a crash and cause damage, injury or death.

Always use load straps that are correctly rated for the load to

be held.

Warning: When a load is strapped down, do not route the

straps around sharp corners or edges. This can cause the

strap to fail. This can cause the load to shift when the vehicle

is driven or in the event of a crash and cause damage, injury

or death. If sharp corners or edges cannot be avoided, use

sufficient padding so as to reduce the risk of damage to the

straps.

Warning: A vehicle's handling characteristics can change

with how a load is distributed. This can cause the vehicle to

behave differently when driven at speed. Never exceed the

maximum gross vehicle weight (GVW) or the axle loads for

the vehicle (Refer to ’Dimensions’, page 11.38).

When a large load is used, follow the below guidelines:

• Where possible, always store items in the luggage

compartment.

• Use the tie down eyelets to secure the load.

• Make sure the load is distributed evenly in the luggage

compartment and between the tie down eyelets.

• Move heavy loads as far forward and as low down as possible

in the luggage compartment.

• Where possible, move the load so it is behind an unoccupied

seat.

• Do not allow the load to go above the top of the rear seats.

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Load Tie Downs

There are four fixed tie down eyelets (A) in the load compartment

that can be used to secure a load.

Warning: The tether anchor points (B) in the seats are

only to be used to secure the tether straps for child seats.

They are not engineered to be used to secure heavy loads.

Never use the tether anchor points as tie down points.

Folding Rear Seats

To increase load space, the rear seats can be folded flat. The seats

can be released with the release switches (A) on the seats or in

the luggage compartment.

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[1] : Left Side Rear Seat

[2] : Right side Rear Seat

Lower, or if necessary, remove the rear head restraints before

the rear seats are lowered.

The centre rear seat will also be lowered with the left side rear

seat. To lower the centre seat independently, pull the release

lever (3).

When the seats are raised back to their original position, make

sure that the seat lock is fully engaged. If any seat lock is not fully

engaged, a message will be shown in the instrument cluster, and

a warning tone will be heard.

When the centre rear seat is raised, also make sure that the

seat locked indicator (A) is not red.

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Roof Loads

Warning: The maximum load capacity that may be used

on the Aston Martin accessory roof bars is 75kg (165 lbs) in

an evenly distributed load. If the roof load exceeds this

value, there is risk of damage to the roof bars and the roof of

the vehicle. The centre of gravity will also be raised which

will detrimentally affect the handling and braking

performance of the vehicle. This can cause an accident,

which could cause serious injury or death.

Only Aston Martin authorised roof bars can be used with this

vehicle. It is not possible to install commercially available roof

bars to this vehicle.

When the roof bars are not in use, they should be removed

from the vehicle. This will reduce fuel consumption and road

noise

Roof bars are available for your vehicle and can be used to give

additional storage on top of your vehicle. These roof bars can be

used with additional roof storage components such as bicycle or

surfboard rack, roof box etc. Contact your Aston Martin Dealer

for more information of accessories for your vehicle.

Roof Loading

Caution: The roof cross bars are not designed to bear a

load and are used as mounting points for load bearing

attachments to secure items. Mounting a load directly to the

roof cross bars can cause damage to the cross bars.

When long loads are on the cross bars, take care when the

bonnet or tailgate is opened. Do not use the powered tailgate

function if there is a risk the roof load could damage the

tailgate or rear screen.

The nuts and bolts for the roof bars may become loose over

time due to road vibration and other factors. Make sure to check

these regularly and tighten as necessary.

When loading a roof rack or similar, position items so that the

center of gravity is as low as possible and distribute the load and

weight evenly over the load area. Secure loads so that they

cannot move. Where possible, long loads should be secured to

the front and rear of the vehicle with non-elastic straps.

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Driving with a Roof Load

When a vehicle is driven with a roof load attached, this will also

raise the centre of gravity for the vehicle and affect the handling

of the vehicle. Your driving style must be adjusted to allow for this

change. Slow down in plenty of time and use a lower speed for

corners.

Warning: Do not drive at speeds of more than 130 km/h

(80 mph) with a roof load attached. Excessive speed with

roof bars and a roof load attached can lead to an accident

which can cause serious injury or death.

Warning: Avoid sudden steering and braking when cross

bars are installed. The load on the cross bars may fall and

can cause an accident. There is also a risk of a vehicle

accident due to understeer or vehicle roll-over which can

cause serious injury or death.

Warning: Handling characteristics of the vehicle can vary

significantly depending on both road and weather conditions

when cross bars are installed. Always drive in a suitable

manner for the road and weather conditions. Excessive

speed with roof bars and a roof load attached can lead to an

accident which can cause serious injury or death.

Warning: It is not recommended to drive off-road with a

roof load attached due to the higher centre of gravity. If off-

road driving is required, do not traverse side slopes while a

roof load is attached. There is a risk that the vehicle may

become unbalanced which could cause a vehicle roll over.

This can lead to damage to the vehicle and personal injury.

Warning: It is not recommended to drive the vehicle in

Sport+ mode or with ESP Off when a roof load is attached

due to the higher centre of gravity and the vehicle's stability

settings. There is increased risk of and accident which can

cause serious injury or death.

Caution: Always be aware of the height of your vehicle

with roof bars installed, especially when with tall loads such

as a bike rack or surfboard. Care must be used when entering

areas with low ceilings such tunnels and multi-storey car

parks. There will be an increased risk of damage to the roof

load in these areas.

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Accessory Sockets

Warning: Only connect accessories which are designed

for use in a motor vehicle with a 12V electrical system. The

electrical system could become damaged if there is more

than 10A used from the accessory socket. Always read the

manufacturer’s instructions and make sure that you do not

connect any device which can exceed the rating of the

accessory socket.

Caution: Always use the cover for the accessory socket

when not in use. Items can get into the socket and cause

damage.

There are accessory sockets located inside the front armrest

storage box in the cabin, the rear of the front console below the

air vents and in the right side of the luggage compartment. These

may be used to power any 12 volt vehicle accessory requiring a

current of less than 10A.

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Ashtray and Cigar Lighter

(Optional)

Warning: The cigar lighter will be very hot when in use.

Always hold the cigar lighter by the handle and always make

sure that the cigar lighter is out of reach of children. Never

leave children unattended in a vehicle that has a cigar

lighter.

Warning: Do not become distracted while driving, and

always be fully aware of all driving conditions. Only use the

cigar lighter when road and traffic conditions allow. Failure

to avoid potentially hazardous situations could result in an

accident or collision resulting in death or serious injury.

The cigar lighter can be used in the cabin accessory socket when

the ignition is on.

Push the lighter down until it clicks. The lighter will pop up when

ready for use.

The ashtray installs into the cup holders.

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Controls

Instrument Display .............................................................. 4.2

Centre Stack Controls .......................................................... 4.6

Steering Wheel Controls....................................................4.11

Instrument Cluster Menu ................................................... 4.13

Voice Control.................................................................... 4.15

Wiper Controls.................................................................. 4.15

Lighting Controls ............................................................... 4.16

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Controls

Instrument Display

Information and Warnings

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4.3

[1] SUSPENSION FAILURE:

Shows when there's a fault with the suspension system.

Contact your Aston Martin Dealer as soon as possible.

[2] SEAT BELT REMINDER:

Warning: Do not drive the vehicle if the seat belt

warning symbol stays ON. Have the system checked by an

Aston Martin Dealer.

Shows if a seat belt is not fastened when the ignition is set to on.

[3] MALFUNCTION INDICATION LAMP:

Shows a fault in the engine management system or

emissions system.

• Amber: Continue driving only if there are no audible,

visible or physical signs of degraded engine performance.

• Red: Shows a major fault in the engine management

system. Stop immediately.

Contact your Aston Martin Dealer as soon as possible to prevent

further damage.

[4] BRAKE WARNING:

Shows there may be a fault with the braking system

(Refer to ’Brake Warnings’, page 5.25).

[5] GASOLINE PARTICULATE FILTER (GPF) FAULT:

Shows when there's a fault with the GPF (Refer to

’Gasoline Particulate Filter (GPF)’, page 5.40).

[6] ABS:

Warning: If the ABS warning symbol stays on, do

not drive the vehicle. Have the system checked by an Aston

Martin Dealer.

The ABS system will do a self-test when the ignition is first turned

on. If the ABS symbol stays on, or shows while driving, there is a

fault in the ABS system. Continue driving only if there are no

audible, visible or physical signs of degraded brake performance.

Contact your Aston Martin Dealer as soon as possible if this

symbol stays on.

[7] ELECTRONIC STABILITY PROGRAM (ESP):

When ESP is active, this symbol will flash when the ESP is

operating. If the ESP symbol stays on or comes on during normal

driving, the ESP system has detected a fault and a fault message

will show in the instrument cluster. Contact your Aston Martin

Dealer as soon as possible.

[8] REAR FOGLAMP:

Shows if the rear fog lamp is on or off.

[9] SIDE LAMPS:

Shows the vehicle's side lamps are on.

[10] DIPPED BEAM HEADLAMPS:

Shows the vehicle's dipped beam lamps are on.

[11] MAIN BEAM HEADLAMP:

Shows if the vehicle's main beams are on.

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[12] ECO STOP/START STATUS:

Shows the current status of the eco stop/start system (Refer

to ’Stop/Start’, page 5.38).

[13] ELECTRIC PARK BRAKE (EPB) MALFUNCTION:

Shows if there is a fault with the electronic park brake. A

warning message will also show in the message window. Contact

your Aston Martin Dealer as soon as possible.

[14] EPB STATUS:

Shows when the electric park brake is applied and goes off

when the electric park brake is fully released.

[15] TYRE PRESSURE WARNING:

If this symbol stays on or comes on while driving, the

pressure in a tyre or tyres is below specification, or there is a

TPMS fault (Refer to ’Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)’,

page 5.28).

[16] BATTERY/POWER SUPPLY FAULT:

The electrical system will do a self-test when the ignition is

first turned on. If the warning stays on, or illuminates during

driving, there may be a fault with the battery or electrical power

system.

[17] LAMP FAILURE:

Shows when a lamp has failed. Have the system checked

by an Aston Martin Dealer.

[18] ELECTRIC POWER ASSISTED STEERING (EPAS)

FAILURE :

Warning: Do not drive the vehicle if the EPAS warning

symbol stays ON. Have the system checked by an Aston

Martin Dealer.

This symbol shows there is a fault with the EPAS system. Consult

your Aston Martin Dealer as soon as possible.

[19] OCCUPANT RESTRAINT CONTROL (ORC)

WARNING :

Warning: Do not drive the vehicle if the ORC warning

symbol stays ON. Have the system checked by an Aston

Martin Dealer.

The ORC system will do a self-test when the ignition is first turned

on. If the symbol does not come on, stays on after the self-test, or

if it comes on when the vehicle is driven, the restraint system has

detected a fault. Contact your Aston Martin Dealer as soon as

possible.

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4.5

[1] SPEEDOMETER:

Displays vehicle speed.

[2] DRIVE MODE SETTING:

Shows which drive mode the vehicle is in.

[3] RIDE HEIGHT INDICATOR:

Shows the current ride height setting.

[4] GEAR INDICATOR:

Shows what gear the transmission is in.

[5] TACHOMETER:

Shows the engine speed in revolutions per minute x 1000.

[6] FUEL GAUGE:

Shows how much fuel is left in the fuel tank.

[7] ENGINE COOLANT TEMPERATURE GAUGE:

Shows the engine coolant temperature.

[8] OUTSIDE TEMPERATURE:

Shows the outside temperature.

[9] CLOCK:

Shows the time.

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Controls

Centre Stack Controls

[1] HAZARD WARNING SWITCH: Press to set the hazard

warning lamps on or off.

[2] MODE UP: Cycle up through drive modes.

[3] MODE DOWN: Cycle down through drive modes.

[4] ACCESS MODE: Press to lower the vehicle for easy access

when road speed is below 4 km/h

[5] HILL DESCENT CONTROL: Press to active Hill Descent

system (Refer to ’Hill Descent Control (HDC)’, page 5.14).

[6] PASSENGER AIRBAG STATUS: Indicator to show if the

passenger airbag is active.

[7] VOLUME CONTROL: Use the roller dial to adjust the audio

volume. Press to mute audio.

[8] INFOTAINMENT ON/OFF: Press to turn Infotainment system

on or off.

[9] LANE KEEP ASSIST: Use to set the Lane Keep Assist system to

on or off (Refer to ’Lane Keep Assist’, page 5.19).

[10] STOP/START: Press to turn the Eco stop/start system on or

off.

[11] PARK DISTANCE CONTROL: Press to set the Park Distance

Control (PDC) sensors to on or off.

[12] SURROUND CAMERA: Changes the infotainment system

display to the camera system.

The vehicle will return to normal ride height when road speed is higher

than 8 km/h.

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4.7

Control Dial

[1] CONTROL DIAL:

Use to navigate through menus in the infotainment system. Press

down to confirm a selection (referred to as ENTER throughout this

handbook).

[2] TOUCH PAD: (Optional)

Touch sensitive pad which can be used to navigate menus in the

infotainment system. Press down to confirm a selection (referred

to as ENTER throughout this manual). The touch pad can also be

used for handwriting recognition.

[3] HOME/FAVOURITE:

Press to open the main infotainment menu. Press and hold

to add the current menu item to the global favourites list.

[4] QUICK ACCESS MENU: (Touch Pad only)

Press to access the quick access menu.

[5] BACK:

Press to go back a level in the menu.

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Touch Pad

Menu Navigation

The touch pad can be used for the same functions as the control

dial. For example, where an instruction states to scroll left with

the CONTROL DIAL, you can swipe left on the touch pad.

To press ENTER press down on the surface of the touch pad.

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4.9

Quick Access Menu

To open the Quick Access menu, use two fingers and swipe up

or press .

The Quick Access menu will then show an overview window

either:

•Radio

•Media

• Telephone entry

Swipe down or press again to close.

Rotary Controls

The touch pad can also be used to operate rotational controls.

Use two fingers to rotate as shown.

The window will show the last system used.

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Controls

Zoom

Pinch together to zoom out, or swipe apart to zoom in.

Image Pan

Press the surface of the touchpad until the crosshair is shown, and

swipe in the direction you which to pan.

Handwriting Recognition

Where text needs to be entered, such as writing a text message,

characters can be 'written' using the touch pad. To begin

handwriting recognition, press ENTER on the touch pad.

To enter characters, trace the outline on the surface of the touch

pad. The infotainment system will then recognise the character,

or offer suggestions if it cannot recognise characters.

Character Suggestion

The system will recognise and suggest handwritten characters. To

select between character suggestion, turn the CONTROL DIAL

and press ENTER on the highlighted option.

Character Delete

To delete a character, swipe to the left on the touch pad.

Add Space

To add a space character, swipe to the right on the touch pad.

Touch Pad Settings

Touch pad settings can be changed in the infotainment system

(Refer to ’Input’, page 10.6).

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4.11

Steering Wheel Controls

[1] CAN:

Press to cancel the set speed.

[2] ACC/VARIABLE SPEED LIMITER SELECT:

Press to switch between Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) and

variable speed limiter function.

[3] INCREASE DISTANCE:

Increases the set distance between the vehicle in front and your

vehicle.

[4] SPEED SET ROCKER SWITCH:

Push up to increase or down to decrease the set speed for the

ACC or variable speed limiter. Press the rocker switch to resume

the set speed.

[5] DECREASE DISTANCE:

Decreases the set distance between the vehicle in front and your

vehicle.

[6] CALL:

Press to answer an incoming call.

[7] END CALL:

Press to end a call or reject an incoming call.

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[8] START VOICE CONTROL:

Press to start or end voice control (Refer to ’Voice Control’, page

4.15).

[9] MENU HOME/BACK:

Press to open the instrument cluster menu or go back one level

in the instrument cluster menu. Press and hold to return to the

home menu.

[10] MENU SCROLL BUTTONS:

Roll the menu scroll wheel up or down to navigate the instrument

cluster menu. Press the scroll wheel button to select an item in

the menu (referred to in this handbook as OK).

[11] VOLUME DOWN:

Press the volume down button to decrease the volume of the

audio system, or call volume during a phone call. Press and hold

to mute audio.

[12] VOLUME UP:

Press the volume up button to increase the volume of the audio

system, or call volume during a phone call.

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4.13

Instrument Cluster Menu

The centre of the instrument cluster includes an infotainment

system menu. This menu includes settings for the instrument

cluster such as trip computer and units as well as audio and

navigation overview screens.

•Trip

• Navigation

•Media

•Radio

•Telephone

•Service

Use the button (A) to open the menu home screen. Scroll

through the available options with the menu rocker switch and

left or right direction buttons (referred to as directional buttons in

this handbook) and select an item by pressing the menu rocker

switch (B) (referred to in this handbook as the OK button). Press

the to go back a menu level.

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Controls

Trip

The trip menu will show journey information about the vehicle.

From the trip menu select:

• Odometer/Trip:

Distance since last trip menu reset and total vehicle distance

are shown.

• Range:

Range till empty and fuel consumption are shown.

• From Start:

Distance travelled, journey time, average fuel consumption

and average speed are shown from when the ignition was

turned ON.

• From Reset:

Distance travelled, journey time, average fuel consumption

and average speed are shown from when the trip menu was

last reset.

Navigation

Shows the next turn if a route has been set. If no route has been

set, shows direction of travel.

Media

Shows the selected media track.

Change Track

With the media playback screen shown, use the directional

buttons to choose a track. Press OK to confirm.

Source

Press OK to open the media sources list. Use the directional

buttons to select a media source and press OK to confirm.

Radio

Change Station

With the radio playback screen shown, use the directional

buttons to choose a station. Press OK to confirm.

Presets

With the radio playback screen shown, use the directional

buttons to open the presets list. Use the directional buttons to

select a preset and press OK to confirm.

Telephone

A mobile device must be paired to the infotainment before this

function can be used.

Shows current network provider. Scroll or press OK to open the

contact list. Press OK or to begin a call.

When a call is in progress, the call status is shown.

Service

The service menu shows information on vehicle. Select from:

• Messages:

Show any stored warning messages.

• Tyres Pressure:

Opens the Tyre Pressure Monitoring System Menu (Refer to

’Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)’, page 5.28).

• Service Reminder:

Shows how long until the next service is required.

• Engine Oil Level:

Shows the engine oil level.

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4.15

Voice Control

Commands can be selected in the infotainment system using

voice commands. To begin voice control, press the button

on the steering wheel, and say a command.

For example:

• "Enter Destination" will give a list of options to enter a

destination in the navigation system.

• "Next Artist" will play the next available artist in the media

system if more than one artist is available.

If a command is not available, or the system did not correctly hear

the command, a list of available commands will be heard.

To cancel voice control press the button again.

Wiper Controls

Rotate the wipe speed selector (A) to select a wipe speed.

[1] : Windscreen wipers OFF

[2] : Intermittent wipe (low rain sensor sensitivity)

[3] : Intermittent wipe (high rain sensor sensitivity)

[4] : Continuous wipe (slow)

[5] : Continuous wipe (fast)

[6] : Press for single wipe operation. Press and hold further to

operate the front windscreen washers.

Caution: Set the ignition to on and wipers to off when in a

car wash or if the vehicle is being pressure washed. Ignition

on will make sure the wiper arms are locked into the park

position and will help prevent damage to the wiper arms.

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Lighting Controls

Exterior lamps

Master Lamp Switch

Turn the dial to the required light setting. Press the fog lamp

button to operate the rear fog lamp.

[1] : Left side park lamp

[2] : Right side park lamp

[3] : Side lamps (including number plate lamps)

[4] : Automatic headlamp mode

[5] : Dipped beam headlamps

[6] : Rear foglamp

Exterior lamps (except the side lamps/parking lamps) switch off

automatically if you turn the ignition off.

Automatic Headlamp Mode

If ambient light fades, headlamps, rear and registration plate

lamps will switch ON automatically. If ambient light then

increases, headlamps, rear and registration plate lamps will

automatically go OFF. Automatic lamps are market specific.

The automatic headlamp function features an internal timer

that starts when the lamps are turned on. This prevents the lamps

from rapidly changing between on and off if situations where

ambient light can rapidly change, such as driving between

buildings. The headlamps may show a small delay between when

a suitable amount of ambient light is detected, and the lamps

turning off.

The rear fog lamp will only operate with the headlamps set dipped

beam (4) or automatic (5).

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4.17

Auto Main Beam

Warning: Auto Main beam is an aid only. The system

cannot allow for road, weather or traffic conditions. it is the

drivers responsibility to make sure the vehicle's lighting is

correct for the driving conditions.

The rain and light sensor may not operate correctly in low

visibility or if obscured such as to fog, snow or dirt.

Auto Main Beam is used to automatically switch between main

beam and dipped beam when other road users are present

. The

system uses the rain and light sensor to determine the range of

other vehicles on the road and will set the headlamps from main

beam to dipped beam if there is a vehicle in range. Once the

system no longer detects a vehicle, it will set the headlamps back

to main beam.

Activating Auto Main Beam

Auto Main Beam is active whenever the main beam headlamps

are used and the master lamp switch is set to AUTO. Manually

select dipped beam with the wiper stalk, or set the master lamp

switch to dipped beam to cancel Auto Main Beam. When Auto

Main Beams are active, will be shown in the instrument

cluster.

Stalk Controls

Main Beam

Push the stalk away to turn on main beam headlamps. Pull the

stalk back to the initial position to return to dipped beam

headlamps.

Flash Headlamps

Pull the stalk to flash the main beam headlamps.

Direction Indicators

To briefly indicate, press up to indicate a right turn and down for

a left turn. Press until the switch latches to hold the selected

indicator on. The stalk will return to the centre position on

completion of a manoeuvre.

The system uses ambient lighting and light from vehicle front and rear

lamps to separate parked vehicles and vehicles being driven.

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Hazard lamps

The hazard warning lamps will continue to operate if the

ignition is switched off.

Press the hazard warning lamp button (A) to set the hazard

warning lamps to on. All direction indicator signals will flash.

Press the button again to set the hazard warning lamps off.

If you operate a direction indicator from the indicator stalk, only

the selected direction indicators will operate. Once cancelled,

the hazard warning lamps will resume operation.

Surround Lighting

Surround lighting is used to keep the exterior lamps for the

vehicle illuminated for 40 seconds after the vehicle is unlocked

with the vehicle key. Surround lighting is disabled when the

vehicle is started. The surround lighting function can be set to on

or off in the vehicle settings menu (Refer to ’Light Settings’, page

10.4)

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4.19

Interior Lamps

Instrument Illumination

During the daylight hours the level of instrument brightness

defaults to maximum brightness. During the twilight and night

time hours, a twilight sensor located at the top of the windscreen

automatically reduces the level of brightness to a preset level.

If the twilight sensor is covered then the level of brightness

will stay low as if in night time mode. For example, when parked

in a garage.

The level of brightness can be reduced by using the illumination

dial (A).

Reading Lamps

Two reading lamps are located in the front header trim. To

operate the lamps (on or off) touch the reading lamp bezel (A).

Unless set to off or on they will continue to operate up to six

minutes after the ignition is set to off.

Additional rear reading lamps can be found above each rear door

opening.

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Driving Techniques ............................................................. 5.2

Multi Purpose Camera......................................................... 5.3

How To Start The Engine..................................................... 5.4

Transmission Controls.......................................................... 5.5

Drive Modes ....................................................................... 5.8

Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) with Speed Limiter ............5.11

Hill Descent Control (HDC)...............................................5.14

Blind Spot Assist ................................................................ 5.16

Lane Keep Assist................................................................ 5.19

Traffic Sign Assist ............................................................... 5.21

Brakes ............................................................................... 5.22

Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) ...........................5.28

Towing.............................................................................. 5.31

Eco Driving Features.......................................................... 5.38

Gasoline Particulate Filter (GPF) ........................................ 5.40

Park Assist Systems ............................................................ 5.41

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5.2

Driving

Driving Techniques

Procedures for driving this vehicle may be unfamiliar to many

new owners. To make sure that you have a safe and enjoyable

entry into this new phase of Aston Martin motoring, please take

time to safely acquire the necessary new driving skills. Practice in

safe, lower speed conditions before investigating the high

performance potential of the vehicle.

Driving behaviour, such as avoiding aggressive driving, travelling

at lower speeds, correctly inflating tyres, reducing periods of

idling and not carrying excessive weight, will improve fuel

consumption and reduce CO2 emissions.

Performance Driving Courses

Performance driving courses are available to enable you to fully

understand the control functions of your vehicle and also the

basic principles of performance driving. Contact your Aston

Martin Dealer for further information.

Running-In

This vehicle is fully hot tested during manufacture and no special

running-in procedures are necessary. Nevertheless it is

recommended to limit engine loads (e.g. by accelerating gently

and by using lower gears on steep hills or when negotiating tight

turns) during the first 1500 km/900miles.

Track Days

Before using this vehicle on track days contact your Aston Martin

Dealer for vehicle set up, service parts and recommendations.

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5.3

Wet Conditions

When driving in wet conditions, water can build up under your

tyres so that they ride on a layer of water. This is called

aquaplaning or hydroplaning. When this happens, you have little

or no control. Aquaplaning is more prone to happening at higher

road speeds if there is a lot of water on the road and particularly

if the tyres are also under inflated or approaching minimum tread

depth.

It is important to take bends or curves at a safe, reasonable speed,

particularly when driving on wet or slippery road surfaces.

Slow down when it is raining.

Tyre Skip At Low Speed

In certain conditions, the front tyres may ‘skip’ at low speeds with

summer tyres installed when a high level of steering lock is

applied. This is a characteristic of the vehicle and does not affect

the safety or performance of the vehicle.

Multi Purpose Camera

The Multi Purpose Camera (A) is mounted at the top of the

windscreen and is used to give external information to a number

of driving systems in the vehicle.

To make sure that these additional driving systems function

correctly, the area of the windscreen in front of the camera

should be kept clean. The camera is under the swept area of the

wiper blades, so will be cleaned as the wipers are used in poor

weather. In long dry periods such as in summer, the windscreen

wipers should be used periodically to prevent build ups of dirt

and dust.

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Driving

How To Start The Engine

Warning: The engine can be started by any person in the

vehicle if the brake pedal is pressed down. Care should be

taken that the vehicle is not left unattended with the key

present and occupants such as young children inside.

Caution: In extreme low temperatures (-20°C and below)

do not run the engine above 4000 rpm, while at standstill or

when moving off, until the coolant temperature gauge

reaches normal operating temperature. If you do, there is a

risk of damage to the engine and transmission.

Caution: Make sure the park brake is applied and the

transmission is in PARK (P).

This will prevent the vehicle from moving once the engine is

started.

To start the engine, fully press the brake pedal down and press

START/STOP (A).

Once the engine begins to crank, release START/STOP.

Stopping The Engine

Press START/STOP to stop the engine.

Quiet Start

Push and hold START/STOP for 3 seconds to use the Quiet Start

feature. The button bezel will flash red twice to confirm. In Quiet

Start, the volume of the exhaust note is reduced on engine start.

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5.5

Transmission Controls

The automatic transmission has two main driver modes:

• Automatic Mode:

Transmission is controlled automatically without driver input.

• Manual Gear Change Mode:

Gear changes can be controlled with the gearshift paddles

behind the steering wheel.

Automatic Mode

In Automatic mode, gearshifts are made using the Park, Reverse,

Neutral and Drive (PRND) buttons mounted on the centre stack.

While driving forward, gearshifts are made automatically

according to various driving parameters, i.e. road speed, current

selected gear and accelerator demands. When the vehicle is

stationary, the transmission will select first gear, ready to move off

immediately when the accelerator is pressed.

Kick-Down

In Automatic mode, kick-down is used in circumstances where

rapid acceleration is required, i.e. when overtaking. Kick-down

operates when the accelerator pedal is quickly and fully

depressed, causing the transmission to change down to the

lowest gear possible to achieve maximum acceleration. The gear

engaged depends on the road speed at the time of kick-down.

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Driving

[1] P (PARK): Press and release to select Park when the vehicle is

stationary. The transmission will mechanically lock.

Caution: Always make sure that the park brake is ON. This

will help to make sure the vehicle will not roll.

It is not possible to select Park above 2 km/h.

[2] R (REVERSE): When stationary and with the footbrake

applied, press and release to select Reverse. When reverse is

selected, the infotainment screen will change to show the reverse

camera display

[3] N (NEUTRAL): Press and release to select Neutral.

Caution: Do not change from Park or Neutral into Drive

or Reverse at high engine speed. Doing so can damage the

transmission or the engine.

[4] D (DRIVE): When stationary and with the footbrake applied,

press and release to select forward gears.

Vehicle Rocking Motion

If the vehicle speed is less than 4 km/h, reverse may be selected

from drive, without pressing the brake pedal, to create a vehicle

‘rocking’ motion i.e. to enable vehicle movement out of mud,

snow, etc. If 4 km/h is exceeded then the transmission will

automatically select Neutral.

India: With camera option only.

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5.7

Manual Gear Change Mode

Forward gearshifts are selected by pulling back and releasing the

gearshift paddles mounted on the steering column, whilst P (Park)

and R (Reverse) are selected with the PRND buttons.

[1] : Downshift (-) Paddle

[2] : Upshift (+) Paddle

Pull back on either the upshift or downshift (-) paddle to enter

manual gear change mode. As the vehicle speed increases and

decreases, make upshifts and downshifts by pulling and releasing

the upshift or downshift paddle.

If no gearshift has been requested by pulling back on a paddle,

upshifts will occur automatically depending on the drive mode as

the engine speed rises or lowers to its maximum or minimum

operating limits.

If driving in a high gear, pull and hold the downshift paddle to

select the lowest available gear. For example, if in sixth gear then

second gear is selected.

When in manual gear change mode, pull back on the upshift

paddle for more than two seconds or press the D (Drive) button

to move to automatic mode.

The instrument cluster shows the actual gear currently selected R,

D1, D2, etc and the target gear when a gearshift is in progress.

Gear Shift Indicator

The centre message window shows the current gear selected with

an up arrow to indicate when a gear change should take place to

obtain better fuel economy. For example, when in third gear and

a higher gear needs selecting 3^ is shown in the centre message

window.

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5.8

Driving

Drive Modes

Warning: It is the driver's responsibility to drive safely

according to the law and with due regard to prevailing

conditions.

Warning: Electronic Stability Program (ESP) must never

let the driver be tempted into taking risks which could affect

his or her safety or that of other road users. ESP cannot

overcome consequences of driving with too much speed for

prevailing conditions.

Caution: If repair or replacement of the steering or other

surrounding equipment is necessary, always refer to your

Aston Martin Dealer. There is a sensor in the steering system

which detects steering angle. If the centre position of the

steering deviates, the ESP may not operate correctly.

Caution: ESP may not operate correctly when using tyre

chains or a temporary spare tyre.

Caution: Use tyres of the same manufacturer, brand, type,

tread pattern and correct size specified in this handbook for

this vehicle on all four road wheels. Do not mix new and worn

tyres on the same axle.

This vehicle has 5 set drive modes available to the driver. GT,

Sport, Sport+, Terrain and Terrain+ and a driver customisable

Individual setting. Use the drive mode up (A) and down (B)

buttons to cycle through the different drive modes.

Each drive mode affects the calibration settings of the below

vehicle systems:

•ABS and ESP.

•Engine.

•Transmission.

• Suspension.

• Active roll control.

• Steering weight.

•Exhaust.

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5.9

GT Mode

GT mode provides a default comfort setting, best suited to casual

and motorway driving. The transmission is set to use a base

transmission calibration when in Drive to suit a touring style of

driving and is biased towards comfort. ESP is adjusted for

maximum stabilisation.

Sport Mode

Sport mode uses a more aggressive calibration when in Drive, yet

still comfortable enough to be used for general driving. The

exhaust bypass valves operate at lower engine speed to give a

sense of increase driver involvement. Suspension ride height is

lowered by 15 mm to high speed stage one to provide a lower

centre of gravity and improved aerodynamics, and steering efforts

are also increased to provide more driver feedback. Active roll

control uses a stiffer profile than GT mode to provide greater

stability at higher speeds.

Sport+ Mode

Warning: Sport+ mode is only intended for use on dry

roads. Greater driver input will be required to maintain

vehicle stability.

Warning: It is not recommended to drive the vehicle in

Sport+ mode or with ESP Off when a roof load is attached

due to the higher centre of gravity and the vehicle's stability

settings. There is increased risk of and accident which can

cause serious injury or death.

Sport+ mode is intended for use on dry roads with good grip

levels, as stabilisation control provided by ESP and ABS systems is

reduced compared to Sport mode whilst set at the same high

speed stage one ride height. Higher levels of wheel slip will be

allowed and there will be less stabilisation to yaw angle. The

transmission is now set to use an even more aggressive calibration

than used in Sport mode, with the exhaust bypass valves also

revised to open at lower engine loads and speed. The centre

differential settings are adjusted to provide an increased bias of

drive torque to the rear axle, delivering similar dynamic

performance to that of a rear wheel drive vehicle. Active roll

control provides further stiffness than Sport mode.

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5.10

Driving

Terrain Mode

Terrain and Terrain+ modes are intended to be used with All-

Season tyres (Refer to ’All Season Tyres’, page 11.17).

Terrain mode increases ride height relative to GT mode by

approximately 25 mm. ESP stabilisation settings are biased to

improve performance in an off-road environment, by allowing

more wheel slip to enhance driveability and braking performance

on low grip surfaces. In certain circumstances the higher levels of

slip and corresponding reduction in yaw stabilisation may require

greater driver input to stabilise the vehicle. Active roll control is

set to allow greater wheel movement at lower speed to give

greater wheel contact on loose surfaces. Engine and transmission

is set to a more off road bias by providing a more linear throttle

profile and early changes into 2nd gear. If the vehicle is driven at

speeds greater than 70 km/h (44 mph) for greater than 10

seconds, or above 80 km/h (50 mph), the suspension will lower

to the standard ride height found in GT mode. The suspension

ride height will be increased again once the vehicle speed falls

below 70 km/h (44 mph).

Terrain+ Mode

Terrain+ increases the ride height relative to Terrain by a further

20 mm, whilst keeping the same ESP settings. Terrain+ is

intended for use at low speed in challenging terrain and

obstacles. Because the ride height is increased the available

wheel travel is reduced by a corresponding amount and this will

compromise ride comfort and traction in extreme scenarios.

Because of this for most driving on low grip surfaces Terrain mode

should be used unless additional ground clearance of Terrain+ is

required. If the vehicle is driven at speeds greater than 30 km/h

(18 mph) for greater than 10 seconds, or above 40 km/h (25

mph), the suspension will lower to the ride height found in

Terrain mode. The suspension ride height will be increased again

once the vehicle speed falls below 30 km/h (18 mph).

Individual

Individual mode uses custom settings set by the driver in the

infotainment system (Refer to ’Drive Modes’, page 10.2).

ESP

The ESP can be manually set in the infotainment system (Refer to

’Assistance’, page 10.3).

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High Speed Height Adjustment

High Speed Stage One

Standard ride height for Sport and Sport+ modes.

If the vehicle is driven above 160 km/h (100 mph) for more than

10 seconds whilst at standard ride height, the suspension will

lower by 15 mm. The suspension will raise when vehicle speed

drops below 80 km/h (50 mph) for 20 seconds, or immediately if

the speed drops below 50 km/h (30 mph).

High Speed Stage Two

If the vehicle is driven above 200 km/h (125 mph) for more than

5 seconds, the suspension will lower by a further 5 mm. The

suspension will raise when vehicle speed drops below 130 km/h

(80 mph) for 20 seconds, or immediately if the speed drops

below 50 km/h (30 mph).

Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) with Speed

Limiter

Warning: Only use ACC or the variable speed limiter if

road and traffic conditions are appropriate for maintaining a

steady speed for a prolonged period. If you do not, the

vehicle may cause an accident or collision resulting in death

or serious injury.

Warning: Both ACC and the variable speed limiter are

aids and cannot take into account road, weather or traffic

conditions. You are responsible for vehicle speed, braking,

controlling the distance to any vehicle(s) in front and for

staying in the correct lane.

The ACC system should not be used when:

• road and traffic conditions do not allow you to maintain a

constant speed, e.g. in heavy traffic or on winding roads.

• driving on smooth or slippery roads. Braking or accelerating

can cause the drive wheels to lose traction and the vehicle

could then skid.

• visibility is poor, such as fog, heavy rain or snow.

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Selecting ACC or Variable Speed Limiter

[1] ACC/VARIABLE SPEED LIMITER SELECT: Press switch

between Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) and variable speed

limiter function.

[2] SPEED SET ROCKER SWITCH: Push up to increase or down

to decrease the set speed for the ACC or variable speed limiter.

Press the rocker switch to resume the set speed.

[3] CAN: Press to cancel the set speed.

[4] INCREASE DISTANCE: Increases the set distance between

the vehicle in front and your vehicle.

[5] DECREASE DISTANCE: Decreases the set distance between

the vehicle in front and your vehicle.

Operation

ACC can be used to maintain a selected vehicle speed without

having to use the accelerator and maintains a set distance

between your vehicle and the vehicle in front of you.

The variable speed limiter brakes automatically so that you do

not exceed the set speed. This feature is an aid only and cannot

take into account road, weather or traffic conditions. You are

responsible for vehicle speed, as well braking in good time and

for staying in the lane.

Both ACC and variable speed limiter only operate at speeds

above 20 km/h (13 mph).

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Setting A Speed

Lightly push the speed selector switch (2) up to increase speed,

or down to decrease speed in 1 km/h (1 mph) increments. A hard

press in either direction will increase in 10 km/h (5mph)

increments. Pressing the switch in either direction will set a new

vehicle speed in the cruise control or new vehicle speed limit.

ACC will automatically disengage when the brake pedal is

pressed or when the vehicle speed falls below 20 km/h (13 mph).

The variable speed limiter is not deactivated when the brake

pedal is pressed.

Resuming the Set Speed

Warning: Set speed should only be resumed if the driver

is aware of the set speed and intends to return to it.

ACC will not resume at speeds below 20 km/h (13 mph).

Press the speed selector switch (2) to resume the set ACC speed

or variable speed limit.

If the vehicle is accelerated above the set speed, then the set ACC

speed will be resumed when the accelerator pedal is released.

If the ACC is deactivated, or the brake pedal is pressed, ACC will

disengage but the set speed memory will be kept. Press the speed

selector switch again and the vehicle will return to the set speed.

Setting a Distance in the ACC

Warning: ACC does not compensate traffic, road or

weather conditions. The driver is responsible for vehicle

speed and braking in emergency situations. Do not use ACC

in conditions that do not permit a constant speed such as

heavy traffic, winding roads or slippery roads due to weather

conditions.

The ACC system will maintain a set distance from the vehicle in

front. If the vehicle begins to brake, your vehicle will also slow

down to match, and increase speed to match up to the speed set

in the cruise control. The distance between the two vehicles can

be set with the distance controls (4) and (5).

The ACC system may not be able to detect narrow vehicles

such as motorcycles or vehicles driving on a different line.

Detection of obstacles can also be affected by dirty or obscured

sensors.

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Deactivating ACC or Variable Speed Limiter

Press the CAN button (3) to deactivate ACC or variable speed

limiter.

The ACC and variable speed limiter set speeds will also be

cleared when the ignition is set to OFF.

ACC will automatically deactivate when:

• The brake pedal is pressed.

• The park brake is applied.

• Vehicle speed drops below 20 km/h (13 mph).

• Neutral, Park or Reverse gear positions are selected.

• The traction control system is activated.

• The variable speed limiter system is activated.

• A fault occurs in the ACC system. The system will not operate

until the fault is cleared.

Hill Descent Control (HDC)

Warning: Hill Descent Control is an aid only and does not

replace the need for driver awareness. It is the driver's

responsibility to be aware of their surroundings. Always

make sure that there is a suitable distance to the side of your

vehicle for other road users and obstacles.

Warning: If there is a difference in speed between the set

speed and actual speed when HDC is activated on a slippery

road surface, it is possible the wheels can lose traction. This

can increase the risk of the vehicle skidding and having an

accident. Be aware of the road surface conditions before

activating the HDC system.

Active Cruise Control and Active Brake Assist are disabled

when HDC is active.

HDC is intended to be used with All-Season tyres (Refer to ’All

Season Tyres’, page 11.17).

Hill Descent Control (HDC) uses the ABS system to control the

speed of the vehicle on downhill roads and terrain. The braking

effect used by the HDC system increase as the downhill gradient

becomes steeper. HDC will only operate with the transmission in

D (Drive), R (Reverse) and only in GT, Terrain and Terrain+

modes.

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To Activate HDC

To activate the HDC system, press the HDC button (A).

A warning symbol will be shown with the target set speed when

the system is active.

If the brake pedal is pressed, this will automatically override the

braking function of the HDC system. When the brake pedal is

released, HDC will resume control of the braking when

necessary.

Setting A Speed

Lightly push the speed selector switch (B) up to increase speed,

or down to decrease speed in 1 km/h (1 mph) increments.

Pressing the switch in either direction will set a new vehicle speed

in the cruise control or new vehicle speed limit.

HDC will set a vehicle speed of between 2 km/h (2 mph) and

40 km/h (25 mph).

Deactivating HDC

HDC will be deactivated when the drive mode is changed to

Sport, Sport+ or when the HDC button is pressed.

HDC will deactivate automatically if vehicle speed exceeds

45 km/h (28 mph).

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Blind Spot Assist

Warning: Blind Spot Assist is for visual aid only and does

not replace the need for driver awareness. It is the driver's

responsibility to be aware of their surroundings and make

sure it is safe to complete a lane change. Always make sure

that there is a suitable distance to the side of your vehicle for

other road users and obstacles.

Warning: The Blind Spot Assist system can not react to

vehicles which approach and overtake you at a greatly

different speed. In these situations, the Blind Spot Assist

system cannot provide warning to drivers. Always pay

attention to the road traffic around you.

Blind Spot Assist is used to help a driver know if a vehicle is in

their blind spot so that a lane change action can be safely

completed.

The BSA system uses two rear-facing radar units to monitor the

area up to 3.5 m (12 ft) behind your vehicle and 3 m (10 ft)

directly next to your vehicle.

If a vehicle is detected at speeds above approximately 30 km/h

(18 mph) and enters the monitoring range directly next to your

vehicle, the warning lamp in the exterior mirror will illuminate

amber. If a vehicle is detected close to your vehicle in the lateral

monitoring range and you switch on the turn signal indicator in

that direction the amber warning lamp in the outside mirror will

flash. If the turn signal indicator remains on, all other detected

vehicles are indicated only by the flashing of the amber warning

lamp. If you overtake a vehicle quickly, no warning is given.

The system can monitor vehicles when driving around curved

roads.

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Operation Conditions

For the Blind Spot Assist system to operate the below conditions

must be met:

• Transmission must be in D (Drive).

• The vehicle must be moving at more than 30 km/h (18 mph).

• Vehicles in the blind spot area must be travelling at speeds of:

• more than 5 km/h (3 mph).

• between 5 km/h (3 mph) slower and 35 km/h (22 mph)

faster that your vehicle.

• The minimum width for a vehicle to be detected is 0.7 m

wide (a motorcycle for example).

System Limitations

The BSA system can be limited in its operation in the below

situations:

• The sensors are dirty or obstructed such as snow or mud on

the bumpers.

• Poor visibility weather conditions (snow, fog, heavy rain etc).

• Warnings may be incorrectly displayed near to crash barriers

or long solid barriers.

• Warnings can be interrupted when driving alongside long

vehicles such as vehicles with long trailers.

System activation

The BSA system can be activated or deactivated in the

infotainment system (Refer to ’Assistance’, page 10.3).

Blind Spot Warnings

Stage One Warning

When the BSA system detects a vehicle in the driver's blind spot

area, an amber LED triangle (A) will be shown in the top outer

corner of the door mirror.

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Stage Two Warning

The BSA system will be set to stage two if:

• A vehicle is detected in the blind spot area.

• The indicator is used to signal movement into that lane.

When this happens, the below actions will take place.

• The amber triangle in the door mirror will flash.

• A warning symbol will show in the instrument cluster (changes

for direction of lane change).

Door Exit Warning

Door Exit Warning is available when the vehicle is stationary

and the transmission is in P (Park) or D (Drive). The feature

operates up to 3 minutes after the engine is switched off.

The Door Exit Warning function is a subfunction of the BSA

system and detects if a vehicle or bicycle is passing that may come

into contact with the door when it is opened.

When the door is opened

the BSA radars will check for any

approaching vehicles. If there is a risk of collision, then audible

warning will be heard as the door is opened. In addition, if a front

door is opened then the BSA warning triangles will be illuminated

in the door mirrors.

Fault Conditions

In the unlikely event of a fault in the BSA system, a warning

message will also show in the instrument cluster. Contact your

Aston Martin Dealer.

Opened is classed as when door ajar switch is activated and the

interior lamps are switched on.

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Lane Keep Assist

Safety Warnings

Warning: Lane Keep Assist may not always be able to

correctly detect lane markings and it is possible it may give

incorrect warnings. Lane Keep Assist is an aid only and does

not replace the need for driver awareness. It is the driver's

responsibility to be aware of their surroundings. Always

make sure that there is a suitable distance to the side of your

vehicle for other road users and obstacles.

Warning: Lane Keep Assist cannot allow for road, traffic

and weather conditions. The driver is responsible for the

vehicle speed, braking in good time and staying within their

lane.

Lane Keep Assist is only available at speeds between 60 km/

h (37 mph) and 200 km/h (125 mph).

Lane Keep Assist uses the multi purpose camera and the vehicle

radar systems to detect lane markings in front of the vehicle. Lane

Keep Assist will first warn if you leave your lane with a vibration

through the steering wheel. If you do not react to the warning, the

vehicle will briefly brake on one side to pull the vehicle back into

the correct lane.

Steering Wheel Warning

If one of the front wheels passes over a lane marking, a warning

will be given by an intermittent vibration from the steering wheel.

This warning can occur earlier, for example if you begin to

approach the other lane marking when on a bend or are on wider

lanes such as a motorway.

Corrective Braking

Warning: Corrective brake application cannot always

cause the vehicle to move back into it's lane, which can cause

an accident. Acceleration, steering and brake input should

always be completed by the driver if when the vehicle uses

corrective braking.

Warning: Lane Keep Assist does not allow for other road

users and cannot detect traffic conditions. In some

circumstances, the system may apply the brakes when not

needed, such as driving over a solid lane marking or pulling

out past an obstruction. Brake application in these

circumstances can be interrupted by gently steering in the

opposite direction. Always make sure that there is enough

space for other traffic.

Corrective braking will only take place after a steering wheel

warning vibration.

Corrective brake application will only happen once for each

time the vehicle leaves it's initial lane. Additional brake

application will not happen again until the vehicle has returned

to it's initial lane.

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If the vehicle continue to pass over the lane markings, the brakes

will be briefly applied on one side. This is to help move the

vehicle back to it's initial lane. If this corrective braking happens,

a warning icon will be shown in the instrument cluster. For the

system to operate, lane markings must be on both sides of the

vehicle. If broken lines are detected, corrective brake application

will only happen if there is a vehicle in the next lane.

Corrective brake application will not happen in the below

conditions:

• There is clear and deliberate steering, braking or acceleration

input.

• A turn indicator is switched on.

• The TPMS has detected a fault with a tyre.

• The traction control system is activated.

• The transmission is not in D (Drive).

• A trailer has been attached and electrically connected.

• An obstruction has been detected in your lane.

• Corners are take at high speeds or high rates of acceleration

where sudden brake application could unbalance the vehicle.

To cancel corrective brake application:

• Activate the turn indicator.

• Apply the brakes.

• Accelerate.

• Gently steer in the opposite direction.

Deactivate

The Lane Keep Assist is set to on by default.

To deactivate Lane Keep Assist, press and hold the button (A).

The symbol will be shown in the instrument cluster to

confirm the system has been deactivated.

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System Limitations

Lane Keep Assist may not function correctly in the below

conditions:

• The area around the multi purpose camera is dirty, damaged

or otherwise covered.

• There is a short distance to the vehicle in front.

• There are lots of lane markings that change quickly such as,

merging or crossing lanes.

• The road is very narrow and winding.

• There are no lane markings or the markings are unclear in the

lane, such as when the lane markings are worn away, a mix of

old and new markings or many colour changes in road

surface.

• Weather conditions such as snow, rain, fog or spray which

can cause low visibility or hide road markings. This can also

include reflective roads surfaces due to rain.

• Glare into the multi purpose camera from the sun or other

road users' headlamps.

Traffic Sign Assist

Traffic Sign Assist is an aid only. Traffic Sign Assist may not

always be able to correctly display road restrictions. It is the

drivers responsibility to be aware of the traffic signs and

restrictions for the road being driven on. Traffic signs always take

precedent over the display from Traffic Sign Assist.

The Traffic Sign Assist system works with the navigation

system to determine the road speed limit.

The Traffic Sign Assist function shows maximum permitted

speeds for the road in the instrument cluster. The system will also

give indication of any overtaking restrictions and give a warning

if the vehicle is driven down a one way street the wrong way.

When you drive past a traffic sign that applies to the road you are

on, this information will be updated in the instrument cluster.

The Traffic Sign Assist display will update without a visible traffic

sign when you change roads such as joining another road that has

a different speed limit.

If Traffic Sign Assist cannot determine a maximum permitted

speed for the road, no speed limit is shown in the instrument

cluster.

If a traffic sign is passed that gives the end of a road restriction,

such as a speed limit, this information is shown for five seconds.

Applicable traffic regulation will continue to be shown in the

instrument cluster.

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Additional Restrictions

Traffic Sign Assist is capable of detecting traffic signs that have

additional restrictions such as alternative speed limits in wet

conditions.

Additional restrictions will only be displayed if there is a

regulation that must be followed with the restriction, or Traffic

Sign Assist is cannot correctly determine if the restriction is in

effect.

Traffic Sign Settings

Warnings for wrong-way and overtaking restrictions will stay

active when the Traffic sign Assist is set to off.

For settings for Traffic Sign Assist (Refer to ’Assistance’, page 10.3)

System Limitations

Traffic Sign Assist may not function correctly in the below

conditions:

• The area around the multi purpose camera is dirty, damaged

or otherwise covered.

• The traffic signs are hard to detect due to insufficient lighting

or obscured by dirt, ice, snow etc.

• Weather conditions such as snow, rain, fog or spray which

can cause low visibility or hide road signs.

• Glare into the multi purpose camera from the sun or other

road users' headlamps.

• The traffic signs are unclear or obscured, such as signs on

construction areas.

• The information in the navigation system is incorrect requires

an update.

Brakes

Footbrake

The footbrake uses a vacuum boosted, dual (diagonal split) circuit

hydraulic system with Anti-lock Brake System (ABS).

Warning: In the event of a brake failure, bring the vehicle

to a stop as soon as it is safe to do so. Do not continue to

drive the vehicle. To do so could result in an accident or

collision resulting in death or serious injury.

Warning: Greater care may be necessary after a long drive

over salted or gritted roads or if driving in heavy rain,

through water or a vehicle wash. Brake action may be

delayed and increased braking pressure may be required.

Warning: Aston Martin recommend that the brake fluid is

replaced before and after the vehicle is used for high

performance driving such as a track day. Failure to do so

may result in greatly reduced brake performance. Contact

your Aston Martin Dealer.

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If vacuum boost or a brake circuit fails, the footbrake will

still operate, but with greater pedal pressure, increased pedal

travel and longer stopping distances. Contact your Aston

Martin Dealer.

The high performance brake system used on this vehicle is

designed to provide optimal braking under all operating

conditions. However, an inherent characteristic of this braking

system is some brake noise. Certain combinations of speed,

braking forces and ambient conditions may also cause the brakes

to squeal.

Brake Throttle Override

If the throttle and brake pedals are both pressed at the same time

for over 3 seconds, the engine will restrict available torque.

Normal functionality will return when the throttle pedal is

pressed without the brake pedal.

Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)

Safety

It is always the driver's responsibility to drive safely with regard to

driving conditions and according to the law. The fact that a

vehicle is equipped with ABS must never let the driver be

tempted into taking risks which could affect his or her safety or

that of other road users.

The addition of ABS cannot overcome the consequences of trying

to stop in too short a distance, cornering at too high a speed, or

aquaplaning (where the tyres are prevented from contacting the

road surface by a layer of water).

The driver should always take road conditions into account. A

slippery road surface always requires more braking distance for a

given speed, even with ABS. Stopping distances can increase with

ABS compared to locked wheels on slushy snow, gravel, sand or

certain heavily corrugated or ridged warning sections of road

surfaces.

If any braking system malfunctions, have the braking and ABS

systems checked immediately by your Aston Martin Dealer.

The Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) helps prevent the road

wheels from locking and causing the vehicle to skid during

emergency braking. This also assists the driver in maintaining

steering and directional stability.

If the braking force exceeds tyre grip in an emergency braking

situation, the ABS operates to prevent the wheels locking. A

pulsating effect is felt through the brake pedal when this happens.

This is a normal effect of the ABS operating.

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ABS Settings

The Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) will change its operation

depending on ESP and Drive mode.

Stage One

When ESP is set to ON, the ABS is tuned to give a level of vehicle

performance, control and stability under braking that will cover

everyday driving situations and weather (dry, wet, ice and snow).

Stage Two

When ESP is set to Sport+ or OFF, the ABS is tuned to allow

more experienced drivers to drive closer to the limits of the

vehicle's ability and enjoy its natural balance in a track

environment. When the ABS is set to stage two, the ABS is

applied in the following ways:

• The Electronic Brake-force Distribution (EBD) increases

braking force to the rear of the vehicle. This is done by

allowing a greater level of slip at the rear axle and a quicker

increase in pressure in the rear brakes. Cornering agility will

be enhanced when braking, but the driver will experience

more vibration through the brake pedal.

• The ABS will allow more slip when the tyres are at a higher

working temperature, such as when the vehicle is driven on a

track. The driver will have more control over brake

performance before the ABS is activated.

• Braking performance is given greater priority over stability in

areas with different friction surfaces. Increased steering input

is required to maintain the direction of travel, but optimum

vehicle deceleration is achieved.

• The ABS provides a more aggressive pressure increase for

situations where a wheel can become temporarily unloaded,

such as in track sections featuring fast, tight corners, strong

cambers or high-speed crests.

Stage Three

When ESP is set to Terrain mode the ABS is tuned to allow greater

braking performance when driving off-road on loose or rough

surfaces (grass, gravel, mud and deep snow). When ABS is set to

stage three, the ABS is applied in the following ways:

• The ABS will allow more slip on low friction surfaces to

optimise the available braking performance.

• Braking performance is given greater priority over stability in

areas with low friction surfaces. Increased steering input is

required to maintain the direction of travel, but improved

vehicle deceleration is achieved.

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Brake Warnings

Warning: If either brake warning symbol comes ON, you

should immediately be prepared for increased stopping

distances or partial failure of the braking system.

If the brake warning symbol comes ON while driving, the

brake system has a fault and braking performance may be

affected.

If the brake warning symbol comes ON while driving:

• The brake booster system has a fault and braking performance

may be affected.

• The brake fluid level is insufficient.

A message will also show in the instrument cluster window

with further information.

Stop as soon as possible in a safe and convenient place. Apply the

footbrake and make sure that the park brake is fully released. If

the warning symbol stays ON, do not drive the vehicle. It is

essential that the brake system is checked immediately. Contact

the nearest Aston Martin Dealer.

ABS Warnings

Warning: If the ABS warning symbol comes ON, you

should be aware that wheels could lock during extreme

braking or when braking on slippery surfaces.

ABS is monitored for correct operation while the ignition is ON.

If a fault is detected, the will come ON and the ABS will be

either partly or fully OFF. Normal braking will continue to

function without ABS.

In the event of an ABS fault, have the braking and ABS systems

checked immediately by an Aston Martin Dealer.

ABS and Electronic Stability Program (ESP) Warnings

Warning: If the ABS and ESP warning symbols come ON,

you should be aware that wheels could lock during extreme

braking or when braking on slippery surfaces. Steering

performance can also function differently and there is

increased risk of skidding and/or accident.

If , and come ON while driving both ABS and

ESP have a fault. The brake system will continue to operate, but

without assistance from either ABS or ESP. Both front and rear

wheels may lock under heavy braking which can result in longer

braking distances in an emergency stop.

A message will also show in the right instrument cluster

window with further information.

Drive on carefully and have the braking and ABS systems

checked immediately by an Aston Martin Dealer.

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Active Brake Assist

Warning: Active Brake Assist is an aid only and does not

replace the need for driver awareness. It is the driver's

responsibility to be aware of their surroundings. Always

make sure that there is a suitable braking distance for your

vehicle.

Active Brake Assist is used to reduce the risk of an accidental

collision with a pedestrian or another vehicle. This is achieved by

giving visual and audible warnings when a collision risk is

detected, and, if necessary, will assist in application of the brakes.

If the driver does not react to the risk of a collision, the system can

also automatically apply the brakes.

Warning: If the driver does not react, and vehicle is

required to apply the brakes, this will happen for a

maximum of 1.8 seconds. This purpose of the system to gain

the driver's attention to control the vehicle, and reduce the

risk of rear impact from vehicles behind.

System Limitations

Active Brake Assist may not function correctly in the below

conditions:

• The area around the multi purpose camera is dirty, damaged

or otherwise covered.

• Glare into the multi purpose camera from the sun or other

road users' headlamps.

• A pedestrian's outline is concealed, or the system cannot

determine a pedestrians outline due the background.

• There is lots of background radar reflection such as a multi-

storey car parks.

• The vehicle in front is either too narrow, such as a motorbike

or the vehicle in front is offset and not following the same

driving line.

• A vehicle moves very quickly into range of the radar.

Brake Pad Conditioning

Warning: For track use or high speed driving, new brake

pads must be correctly conditioned. Failure to correctly

condition the pads may result in greatly reduced brake

performance. Contact your Aston Martin Dealer for further

information.

When new brake pads are installed the brake discs and pads

need to be conditioned. During this time, brake performance will

be reduced.

Avoid excessive braking, such as hard stops from high speed and

steep descents, for the first few hundred miles or kilometres

after

new brake pads are installed.

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Park Brake

Park Brake Operation

Warning: If the brake system warning symbol is ON or

flashing, do not rely on the park brake to hold the vehicle

stationary. Contact your Aston Martin Dealer.

When the vehicle is stationary, push the park brake switch (A) in

and release. The warning symbol in the instrument cluster

will come on when the park brake is applied. The stop lamps will

not come ON.

The park brake operates on the rear wheels of the vehicle.

Caution: Secure parking of the vehicle is dependent on

being on a hard and stable surface. The rear wheels must be

on a suitable surface to prevent vehicle movement.

The ignition control must on to release the park brake. First apply

pressure to the foot brake then pull on the park brake switch and

release. The symbol will go off to show the park brake has

been released.

Drive Away Release

Warning: Do not exit the vehicle with the engine

operating and the transmission in D (Drive) or R (Reverse).

Always select P (Park) before exiting the vehicle. If the

transmission is left in D (Drive) or R (Reverse) , the vehicle

can overcome the park brake and start to move.

With the park brake applied, select a forward or reverse gear and

press the throttle pedal. The park brake will release as the vehicle

moves forwards or backwards.

The park brake will not release when moving from stationary if a

vehicle door is open. In this case the park brake must be released

with the park brake switch.

Distances can vary depending on driving conditions and frequency of

brake use

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Park Brake Operation While Moving

Warning: Repeated use of the park brake to slow the

vehicle, or driving the vehicle with the park brake applied

can cause serious damage to the brake system.

In an emergency, push and hold the park brake switch to reduce

speed. The symbol will come on, a warning sound will be

heard and CAUTION PARK BRAKE APPLIED will be shown in the

right instrument cluster window.

Release the switch to cancel the park brake application whilst the

vehicle is moving. The park brake will only apply as normal once

the vehicle has stopped movement.

Park Brake Faults

Low Battery Voltage

If the battery voltage is too low, the park brake cannot be put on

or off. Connect an auxiliary battery if the battery voltage is too

low.

System Faults

If a fault in the system is detected, PARK BRAKE MALFUNCTION

will show in the message centre. Contact your nearest Aston

Martin Dealer.

If the battery has been discharged or disconnected, APPLY FOOT

AND PARK BRAKE will show in the message centre when the

ignition is next ON. Press the foot brake down and pull the park

brake switch up to put the park brake ON, this will reset the park

brake system.

Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)

Warning: Driving on a significantly under-inflated tyre

causes the tyre to overheat and can lead to tyre failure. Over-

inflation and under-inflation also reduces fuel efficiency and

tyre tread life, and may affect the vehicle's handling and

stopping ability.

Warning: The TPMS is not a substitute for correct tyre

maintenance, and it is the driver's responsibility to maintain

correct tyre pressures, even if under-inflation has not

reached the level to set the TPMS tyre pressure indicator

symbol to ON.

A Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) is installed as a safety

feature. This system will display the tyre pressures for each tyre

and provide warnings if pressure is below a specified pressure for

each tyre.

Each tyre should be checked at least once every two weeks when

cold, and inflated to the pressure recommended by the vehicle

manufacturer (Refer to ’Wheel and Tyre Information’, page

11.15) or on the tyre pressure label. If your vehicle has tyres of a

different size than the size indicated on the tyre pressure label,

you should determine the proper tyre pressure for those tyres.

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Tyre Pressure Display

The TPMS display is shown in the instrument cluster. Use the

direction buttons on the right side of the steering wheel to

navigate to Service and select Tyre Pressure.

Tyre pressures will be displayed in the instrument cluster after

the vehicle has been driven for a few minutes.

If an under-inflated tyre is detected by the system, the TPMS

symbol is solidly illuminated.

The message centre will also display one of the below messages:

• Please Rectify Tyre Pressures: At least one tyre has too low a

pressure. Tyre pressures should be checked and corrected

when possible.

• Check Tyre(s): At least one tyre has significantly low pressure.

The tyre pressures must be checked and corrected as soon as

possible.

• Warning Tyre Defect: At least one tyre has lost pressure very

suddenly. The vehicle should be stopped as safely as possible

and the tyres checked.

Once the message has been acknowledged an image of the

vehicle will be displayed in the message centre showing which

tyre(s) have low or high air pressure and the current tyre pressure.

When the tyre pressure indicator comes ON, stop and check

your tyres as soon as possible, and inflate or deflate them to the

correct pressure.

Warning: When a tyre pressure warning is detected,

reduce the vehicle speed to a safe level. Stop in a safe and

convenient place and inspect the tyre(s).

The tyre pressures may be displayed in the wrong positions

for a short time if the wheels have been moved on the vehicle.

After a few minutes of driving, the TPMS will calibrate and the tyre

pressures are displayed in the correct positions.

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TPMS Reset

All warning messages are erased and warning lamps go out

when the TPMS is reset. The TPMS will use the new tyre pressure

values as reference values.

To reset the TPMS tyre pressure values:

1. Use the right scroll wheel on the steering wheel to navigate

to Service.

2. Navigate to Tyre Pressure.

3. Select Use Current Pressures as New Reference Values.

4. The TPMS will now reset. After a short period of driving, the

system checks if the tyre pressures are within the specified

range. The new tyre pressures are then used as the new

reference values.

TPMS Malfunction Warning

If the TPMS malfunctions due to a system failure or tyre

transmitter fault, will flash for approximately one minute

and then remain lit.

A malfunction of the tyre pressure monitor can take up to ten

minutes to be shown. The TPMS warning lamp will go out when

the fault has been resolved and after several minutes of driving.

A TPMS malfunction can be cause by:

•A defective TPMS sensor.

• Wheels and tyres installed that do not have TPMS sensors.

• Unapproved item interfering with the TPMS.

• TPMS system or software fault.

If the system shows there is a TPMS fault, continue at a reduced

speed of 30mph / 48 km/h maximum. Contact your Aston Martin

Dealer.

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Towing

Detachable Towbar

Warning: The detachable towbar is heavy. Care should be

taken when installing to prevent injury. Do not keep the tow

bar loose in the luggage compartment when not in use. In

the event of a crash, the tow bar could cause serious injury.

Caution: Only use an approved genuine Aston Martin

towbar. This has been engineered to work correctly with your

vehicle. Installation of an unapproved towbar can result in

damage to the vehicle body or wiring, or may not be safe to

pull the weights this vehicle has been rated for.

Caution: The tow bar should be regularly inspected and

cleaned. The surface of the tow ball should be free of rust or

other visible damage and grease should be cleaned off with a

cloth.

The detachable towbar is an optional accessory available from

your Aston Martin dealer. When installed, this provides a

detachable "swan-neck" tow ball.

To fit the detachable towbar:

1. Remove the cover from the towbar receiver.

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2. Lift the tow bar into position.

• The lock indicator should show red.

• If the indicator does not show red, press the dial in and

turn clockwise until red is shown.

3. Pull back on the tow bar to lock it into place. If the towbar is

correctly engaged the indicator will show green.

• If the indicator does not show green, remove the towbar

and try again. If the indicator still does not show green, do

not use the towbar. Contact your Aston Martin Dealer.

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4. Move the rubber cover aside and use the towbar key to lock

the towbar.

5. Rotate the trailer electrics plug down.

Caution: Remove the tow bar when it is not in use and

install the cover. This will help protect the tow bar and tow

bar locking mechanism from environmental damage, dirt

build up and corrosion.

To release the detachable towbar:

1. Move the rubber cover aside.

2. Unlock the towbar with the towbar key.

3. Press the dial in and turn clockwise to release the towbar.

4. Carefully lower the towbar to remove it.

5. Rotate the electrical connector back to it's stored position.

6. Install the cover to the towbar receiver.

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Trailer Attachment

Trailer types and weights

Warning: Only use the tow ball or hitch to attach a trailer

to the vehicle. Other parts of the vehicle such as the tow eye

are not designed to pull a trailer.

Warning: If the trailer weight or any weight related to

towing a trailer is too high it can seriously affect the brakes

ability to slow or stop the vehicle safely. There is also a risk

of failure to the engine or transmission. This can cause a

crash which can lead to serious injury or death.

Warning: If different weight values are given between the

tow vehicle and the trailer, always use the lowest of these

values. Some trailers may be rated for higher weights than

the tow vehicle is capable of towing.

Before a trailer is towed, you must make sure the below weights

are all within their safe limits:

• Trailer drawbar noseweight

• Total trailer weight

• Rear axle load of the tow vehicle

• Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW)

• Gross Train Weight (GTW)

These weights can be found in your vehicle documents, VIN

plate and the identification plates for the trailer.

Trailer Couple

• When reversing the vehicle towards the trailer, make sure

there is nobody between the trailer and the vehicle.

• Couple and uncouple the trailer carefully. If you do not

couple the trailer to the towing vehicle correctly, the trailer

could become detached.

Maximum weight unbraked trailer 750 kg

Maximum tow weight 2700 kg

Nose weight for a laden vehicle

Laden is described as five 75 kg (165 lb) occupants, 100 kg (220 lb)

in the luggage compartment and no roof load.

120 kg

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Breakaway Cable

Warning: Do not loop the breakaway cable around the

tow ball. The cable could slide off and prevent emergency

operation of the brakes in the event that a trailer becomes

detached. An incorrectly connected breakaway cable can

potentially cause serious injury or death.

When a braked trailer is towed, a breakaway cable is used to

apply the trailer brakes in the event the trailer becomes

detached. Make sure the breakaway cable is connected to the

tow bar at the breakaway eyelet (A) when a braked trailer is

attached.

Power Connection

Caution: Only use trailer electrical equipment rated for a

12V supply. this will prevent damage to the electrical system

The permanent power supply is switched off if the tow vehicle

voltage is too low. It will also be switched off after six hours to

protect the battery.

The vehicle trailer socket has a permanent power supply and a

switched power supply from the ignition system.

Each LED chain in the trailer lighting must be guaranteed a

minimum current of 50 mA to provide reliable indication of lamp

failure.

Trailers with a 7-pin connector: An adaptor or adaptor cable

can be used to connect to the 13-pin socket on the ball coupling,

which can be obtained from a specialist workshop.

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Driving with a Trailer

Make sure that you are familiar with any additional driving

license and legal requirements for towing in the country or state

you intend to drive in.

Caution: Incorrect use of a trailer can cause damage to

your vehicle and result in repairs not covered by the vehicle

warranty.

When a vehicle is driven with a trailer the handling characteristics

will be changed and you may need to adapt your driving style.

Braking distance will also be increased, so you should always

maintain a safe distance from other road users.

Many countries also legislate different road speed limits when a

trailer is towed. Adjust your speed to the road and weather

conditions and do not exceed the maximum speed for a towing

vehicle.

Temperature Warnings

Drivetrain components such as the engine, transmission and

differentials will potentially be subject to increased temperatures

when towing, and made more apparent when towing on inclines.

On a long incline it may be necessary to reduce your speed to

prevent the drivetrain components from overheating.

Avoid driving with a trailer on inclines of more than 12%.

Trailer Sway Mitigation (TSM)

Warning: TSM is an aid only and cannot stabilise the

vehicle-trailer combination in all situations and cannot

prevent loss of control of the vehicle or trailer due to

excessive speed. The system does not replace the need for

adapting driving style or driver awareness. It is the driver's

responsibility to be aware of the trailer on the back of their

vehicle and how it behaves. Always follow trailer towing

guidelines and laws related to trailer driving in your

location.

TSM uses the trailer connector for detection. Make sure the

electrical connector for the trailer is correctly plugged in before

driving.

TSM is a function of the electronic Stability Program (ESP) that is

used to help reduce trailer sway when a trailer is attached to the

vehicle. If the vehicle-trailer combination begins to sway, the

TSM system will apply the front brakes for the tow vehicle to help

stabilise the vehicle-trailer combination. If there are high levels of

trailer sway, the TSM will apply all four brakes on the tow vehicle

until the vehicle-trailer combination is stable. When the TSM

function is active, steer gently during brake control.

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Trailer Sway

Trailer sway can occur with any vehicle-trailer combination and

usually happens at high driving speeds. There is also a risk of low

speed trailer sway if the trailer is incorrectly loaded, such as if the

load is incorrectly distributed or the trailer is overloaded.

Trailer sway can also due to factors whilst driving such as strong

side winds, uneven road surfaces and sharp steering adjustments.

Any of these can make the vehicle-trailer combination difficult to

control and there is a risk that you could unintentionally move

into another lane or leave the road.

Tow Bar Accessories

Caution: Exhaust gasses can be very hot and may cause

damage to bicycles or other items mounted to the tow bar.

Make sure suitable heat shielding is available.

When a light board is connected for a tow bar mounted

accessory, the rear parking sensors and Blind Spot Assist will be

disabled.

Tow bar accessories such as bicycle racks may be fitted to this

vehicle. If an accessory is fitted to the tow bar, the below

conditions must be met.

• The distance for the centre of gravity for the accessory must

not be more than 450 mm (18 inches) (1) from the centre of

the tow ball.

• The maximum weight of the accessory at this distance must

not exceed 75 kg (165 lbs).

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Eco Driving Features

Cylinder Deactivation

Cylinder deactivation is only available when drive mode is set

to GT and when the transmission is in 9th gear.

Cylinder deactivation is used to shut off a number of cylinders

when the engine is under light load. When cylinder deactivation

is in operation, the engine runs in V4-mode to keep the catalysts

at correct operating temperatures. All cylinders will then become

active immediately during acceleration, with no delay in engine

performance.

Stop/Start

The Stop/Start function switches the engine off when the vehicle

comes to a stop to reduce fuel consumption and emissions.

Setting On or Off

Stop/Start is only available when drive mode is set to GT or

Sport.

Stop/Start is controlled by the START/STOP button (A) on the

lower console. When the system is off, will be shown in the

instrument cluster.

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Engine Stop Conditions

With Stop/Start active, the engine will switch off when the vehicle

is completely stopped, the transmission is in either D (Drive) or N

(Neutral) and if the following conditions are met:

• The vehicle battery condition is suitable.

• The bonnet is closed.

• The driver's door is closed.

• The driver's seatbelt is fastened.

• The engine is at operating temperate.

• The outside temperature is within a suitable range.

• The vehicle climate temperature has reached the set

temperature.

• The engine has been on for a minimum of 20 seconds.

If any of the above conditions are not met when the engine

attempts a stop/start event, the symbol will be shown,

otherwise will be shown when the system is active.

When the engine is switched off, all the remaining vehicle

systems will continue to operate (navigation, media etc).

Engine Start Conditions

The engine will automatically start again when:

• The engine has been switched off for 3 minutes.

• The engine goes above or below operating temperature.

• The throttle pedal is pressed.

• The brake pedal is released.

• The steering wheel is turned.

•The STOP/START button has been pressed on the centre

stack.

• R (Reverse) is selected.

• The driver's seatbelt is unfastened.

• The driver's door is opened.

• The vehicle begins to roll.

• The battery condition would prevent restart.

• The vehicle interior has dropped below or increased above

the temperature set by the climate control system.

Emergency Stops

If the vehicle detects a level of braking that it determines to be an

emergency stop, the stop/start will prevent the engine switching

off.

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Gasoline Particulate Filter (GPF)

The GPF system is used to reduce particulate emissions from the

exhaust system. Particulates are stored in the exhaust system, and

are burned off as the filter is filled in an event called regeneration,

which happens automatically as the vehicle is driven. If the

vehicle is only driven on short journeys or in cold environments

where more particulates are generated during cold starts, a

warning may be shown in the instrument cluster.

Stage 1 Warning

Regeneration should be completed in GT mode and without

cruise control active.

When the stage 1 warning is shown, the vehicle should be driven

on a motorway or similar road where a constant and steady speed

can be held for several minutes. As the vehicle is driven, the

engine calibration is altered to increase the temperature in the

exhaust and the filter element until it is high enough to burn the

soot. After several minutes of driving, the throttle pedal should be

released for a few seconds at a time (or when leaving a motorway

junction). This will then enable the soot to be burned from the

exhaust system. Repeat this procedure until the warning symbol

is no longer shown in the instrument cluster.

If, after a period of driving and doing the above instructions, the

warning lamp is still shown, contact your Aston Martin Dealer for

assistance.

Stage 2 Warning

If the stage 2 warning is shown, there is a fault with the GPF

system that means the vehicle cannot perform a regeneration.

This can be a fault with the GPF electrical or pressure systems, or

the filter itself, or that the accumulated particulate mass is too

high, and cannot be safely burned. If this warning symbol is

shown, contact your Aston Martin Dealer as soon as possible.

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Park Assist Systems

Warning: The park assist systems are for aid only. It is the

driver's responsibility to be aware of their surroundings

when parking or reversing.

When the tow bar socket is used for tow bar mounted items,

such as an accessory bike rack or trailer, the rear parking sensors

and Active Park Assist systems will be deactivated.

Park Distance Control

Caution: It is always the driver’s responsibility to detect

obstacles and estimate the vehicle’s distance from them.

Some overhanging objects, barriers, thin obstructions or

painted surfaces which could possibly cause damage to the

vehicle may not be detected by the system. Always be aware

of your surroundings when using the park assist systems.

Caution: Do not clean the sensors with abrasive or sharp

objects. This can damage the sensors.

For reliable operation, the sensors in the front and rear

bumpers should be kept free from ice, frost and grime. If a high

pressure spray is used to clean the vehicle, the sensors should

only be sprayed briefly and not from a distance of less than 200

mm.

The Park Distance Control (PDC) system will give a series of

warning tones if objects are detected within range of the vehicle.

Activation

PDC will activate automatically at ignition on and when D

(Drive), R (Reverse) or N (Neutral) is selected. The sensors

activated depend on which gear is selected.

Deactivation

PDC will deactivate when the vehicle speed exceeds 11 mph (18

km/h). The system is reactivated automatically when the vehicle

speed is lower.

To manually deactivate PDC press . The indicator LED will

be set to off to show the system is deactivated.

(D) Drive Front sensors only.

(R) Reverse, (N) Neutral Front and rear sensors.

(P) Park Sensors off.

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Operation

Caution: In heavy rain or similar adverse conditions, the

PDC sensors may not always be able to accurately measure

distance to close objects. A fully laden vehicle or irregular

obstacles may also cause inaccurate measurements. Take

extra care in these circumstances.

If an obstacle is detected to the front or rear of the vehicle, a

series of warning tones will be heard from the front or rear

speaker respectively. The frequency of the warning tones

increase as the vehicle approaches the obstacle.

The beep becomes a continuous tone when an obstacle is

detected at or within approximately 0.3 m (1 ft) from the front or

1 m (3.3 ft) from the rear of the vehicle.

If the Warn Early function is set to on (Refer to ’Audio’, page

10.6), then the front and rear sensor detections begins at 1 m (3.3

ft).

If an ultrasonic frequency using the same frequency band as

the sensors is detected, the PDC system can give spurious

warning tones.

The PDC system uses inner and outer sensors. When

manoeuvring forward into a garage, the front outer sensors will

cease detection if they detect a stationary or receding object for

three seconds or more. This allows detection directly in front or

behind the vehicle in this type of manoeuvre.

The LED will flash if a fault is detected in the system and a single

three second tone will be heard (only once per ignition cycle).

The system is automatically disabled when a fault is detected.

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Active Park Assist

(Optional)

Active Park Assist is available when the suspension is set to GT

or Sport mode. The system is not recommended for use while

Access mode is enabled.

Active Park Assist measures the road on both sides of the vehicle

to locate a parking space the vehicle will fit in. The active park

system will also provide vehicle steering to assist parking in

spaces.

Important Safety Information

Active Park Assist is only an aid. It is the driver's responsibility to

be aware of their surroundings when parking or reversing. Make

sure that no persons, animals or objects are in the vehicle's path.

Active Park Assist is not available if PDC is deactivated or not

functioning.

Warning: While parking, the vehicle can move into areas

of oncoming traffic. This can cause a collision with other

road users. Stop the vehicle or cancel the Active Park Assist

parking procedure if necessary.

Caution: Parking spaces that are partially occupied may be

measured incorrectly. Examples of partially occupied parking

spaces can be trailer draw bars, over grown parking spaces or

incorrect measurement due to heavy rain or snow. Care

should be taken to make sure the space is clear.

Caution: Active Park Assist will not be able to detect

objects above the sensor height range when a parking space

is measured. These object will not be included when the

parking procedure is calculated. Active Park Assist should not

be used around objects such as overhanging loads or tail

sections of goods vehicles.

Active Park Assist can be cancelled at any time by manually

controlling the steering wheel.

Active Park Assist may also display parking spaces that are not

suitable such as prohibited parking zones, driveways or

unsuitable road surfaces.

Active Park Assist should only be used for roads that are

parallel or at right angles to the direction of travel and on the

same road level. The system should not be used for measuring

spaces on bends or on raised footpaths.

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Parking Space Detection

Active Park Assist operates at speeds of up to approximately

22 mph (35 km/h).

Activate the Active Park Assist feature with the button.

At speeds below 18 mph (30 km/h), will show in the

instrument cluster. When a parking space has been detected that

the vehicle will fit into, a left or right arrow will show which side

of the vehicle the space is on.

Active Parking Assist will only detect parking spaces that are:

• parallel to the direction of travel and at least 1.5 m (5 ft) wide

and 1 m (3.3ft) longer than your vehicle.

• at right angles to the direction of travel and at least 1 m wider

than your vehicle.

Active Park Assist is not able to measure the depth of a

parking space if it is at right angles to the vehicle. You must judge

if your vehicle will fit in the parking space.

The system automatically determines if the parking space is

parallel or at right angles to the direction of travel.

A parking space is displayed while you are driving past it, until

you are approximately 15 m (50 ft) away from it.

Active Park Assist does not assist with parking in right angle space

if:

• two parking spaces are located directly next to each other

• the parking space is directly next to a low obstacle such as a

low kerb

• forward-parking

Active Park Assist will only display parking spaces on the front-

passenger side as standard.

Parking spaces on the driver's side will be displayed if the turn

signal on the driver's side is on. The indicator must remain on,

until Active Park Assist is confirmed.

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Parking with Active Park Assist

(Active Park Assist in not available in all drive modes)

When a parking space has been found and is shown in the

instrument cluster, stop the vehicle and select R (Reverse).

• Start Park Assist? will show in the instrument cluster display.

Press OK on the steering wheel to confirm. To cancel press

or continue to drive away from the space.

• Release the steering wheel and slowly reverse the vehicle,

being ready to brake at all times. Reversing at a speed above 6

mph (10 km/h) will cancel Active Park Assist.

Additional manoeuvring may be required in tight parking spaces.

If it is necessary for the vehicle to move forward, a message will

show in the right message window. Select D (Drive) while the

vehicle is stationary. Active Parking Assist will then counter-steer

to change the approach angle.

360° Camera System

Caution: The camera system can show a distorted, delayed

or incorrect view of obstacles or not at all. Obstacles will not

be shown under, or in very close proximity to, the front or

rear bumpers. Care should also be taken in the blind spots

close to the door mirrors, tailgate or transitional areas

between cameras in the top-down view.

Caution: Objects that are not at ground level can appear

further away than they are. Care should be take when

manoeuvring around items such as tow bars and vehicle

bumpers.

The 360° camera system uses four cameras (front, rear and both

door mirrors) to give a complete view of the vehicle's immediate

surroundings. The system can then be used in a split screen view

to suit different driving scenarios.

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Activation

To activate the 360° camera, press the button on the lower

console. The camera will show the split screen with either the

front or rear view, depending on the transmission selection.

The camera system will be disabled when the vehicle speed

exceeds 16 km/h (10 mph). At higher speeds the camera display

will still be selected, but no image will be shown.

The system will display images again when the vehicle speed

drops below 11 km/h (7 mph).

The ignition must be on for the cameras to operate.

View Selection

To select the different views, push up on the CONTROL DIAL to

the view selection bar. The split-screen views that can be shown

are:

• Full screen rear view

• Top 360° view with front view

• Top 360° view with side views

• Full screen front view

• Top 360° view with rear view

• Top 360° view with trailer coupling view

Only available on vehicles with trailer equipment installed.

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Top View with Park Distance Control (Front and Rear views)

To aid with parking the vehicle, a dynamic overlay screen will be

shown over the camera image. The overlay screen adjusts with

steering angle and shows the following information:

1. Distance markers (0.3 m and 4.0 m / 1 ft and 13 ft)

2. Projected tyre path

3. Maximum vehicle width guideline (includes door mirrors)

Activation by Reverse

The top 360° view with rear view can be set to activate

automatically when R (Reverse) is selected (Refer to ’Assistance’,

page 10.3).

Rear Cross Traffic Warning

(Optional)

Warning: Rear Cross Traffic Warning is an aid only. The

system cannot detect pedestrians walking behind the vehicle.

It always is the driver's responsibility to be aware of their

surroundings when parking or reversing.

Rear Traffic Cross Warning is not available if the vehicle is

parked on an incline or if PDC is deactivated.

The Rear Cross Traffic Warning (RCTW) uses the blind spot assist

radar modules to alert the driver when a moving vehicle or

bicycle approaches behind your vehicle

RCTW only operates for moving vehicles. Static obstructions will not

be detected but will activate the parking sensors instead.

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When reverse gear is selected and the reverse camera and

parking sensors are active, the RCTW system searches for moving

objects within 3 meters (10 ft) of your vehicle. If an object or

vehicle is detected, an audible warning is given and a warning is

shown on the instrument cluster. The camera display in the

infotainment screen will also automatically change to full screen

rear view to give the driver a view of the collision risk. A warning

will also be shown in the direction of the detected vehicle.

If the driver does not intervene and there is still the risk of a

collision, then the vehicle will automatically apply the brakes

RCTW can be set to on or off with the Manoeuver Assist setting

(Refer to ’Assistance’, page 10.3)

Drive Away Assist

Warning: Drive Away Assist is an aid only. The system

cannot always clearly detect obstructions. The system may

limit the vehicle speed without warning or fail to limit

vehicle speed depending on the situation. It always is the

driver's responsibility to be aware of their surroundings

when parking or reversing.

Drive Away Assist is not available if PDC is deactivated or not

functioning or if the vehicle is parked on an incline.

Drive Away Assist (DAA) helps reduce the risk of an impact when

you first drive away by detecting objects or vehicles in front of the

vehicle. If an obstruction is detected the vehicle's speed will be

reduced to 2 km/h (1 mph). If a severe enough obstruction is

detected, LIM will also be shown in the infotainment screen.

DAA is active when the transmission is in R (reverse) or D (Drive)

and if the detected obstruction is less than 1 meters (3 ft) away.

DAA can be set to on or off with the Manoeuver Assist setting

(Refer to ’Assistance’, page 10.3)

Automatic braking is only available on vehicles with active park assist.

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Climate Control

Climate Controls ................................................................. 6.2

Climate Menu ..................................................................... 6.6

Defrost and Demist ............................................................. 6.7

Climate Control Operating Tips ........................................... 6.8

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6.2

Climate Control

Climate Controls

Centre Stack Climate Controls

[1] TEMPERATURE:

Press the rocker switch up or down to increase or decrease

the temperature.

[2] AIR DISTRIBUTION:

Press the rocker switch up or down to change airflow

modes.

[3] AIRFLOW SPEED:

Press the rocker switch up or down to increase or decrease

the fan speed.

[4] AUTO:

Press for automatic climate control (Refer to ’Automatic

Climate Control’, page 6.5).

[5] MENU:

Opens the Climate menu (Refer to ’Climate Menu’, page

6.6).

[6] A/C:

When in manual mode press and release to set the air

conditioning ON or OFF.

[7] DEMIST:

Press for maximum defrost or demist ON or OFF. Outside

air intake is automatically selected and air conditioning is

automatically started.

[8] HEATED REAR WINDOW:

Press to set the rear window and door mirror heaters ON

or OFF. The rear screen heater will automatically set to OFF after

15 minutes and the door mirror heaters set to OFF after 6

minutes.

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Climate Control

6.3

[9] AIR CIRCULATION:

Warning: Re-circulated air can cause the interior

glass to mist up in cold or rainy weather. If demisting is

required, use the air conditioning.

Controls the source of air entering the vehicle. Press to select re-

circulated air (button LED ON). Press and hold for more than two

seconds to close the windows.

Press again to select outside air as source (button LED off). Press

and hold for more than two seconds and the windows will open

to their last position

Use the re-circulated air position when going through tunnels,

driving in congested traffic (high engine exhaust areas) or when

maximum cooling is required.

Outside air is used as the default air source and should be used

for normal conditions and demisting.

[10] SEAT HEATING/COOLING:

Warning: Do not press the seat heater switch repeatedly.

This can cause the seat to become very hot and can cause

burn injuries to persons with limited sensitivity to

temperature changes.

• Seat Heating (standard):

Press to cycle the seat heating level on the driver or

passenger seats. The LEDs show which heating level is set,

where the higher the number of LEDs illuminated, the

greater the heating level.

• Seat Cooling (optional):

Press to cycle the seat cooling level on the driver or

passenger seats. The LEDs show which cooling level is set,

where the higher the number of LEDs illuminated, the

greater the cooling level.

If windows were open before selecting re-circulated air.

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Climate Control

Rear Zone Climate Controls

[1] SEAT HEATING/COOLING:

Warning: Do not press the seat heater switch repeatedly.

This can cause the seat to become very hot and can cause

burn injuries to persons with limited sensitivity to

temperature changes.

• Seat Heating (standard):

Press to cycle the seat heating level on the driver or

passenger seats. The LEDs show which heating level is set,

where the higher the number of LEDs illuminated, the

greater the heating level.

• Seat Cooling (optional):

Press to cycle the seat cooling level on the driver or

passenger seats. The LEDs show which cooling level is set,

where the higher the number of LEDs illuminated, the

greater the cooling level.

[2] TEMPERATURE: Press the rocker switch up or down to

increase or decrease the temperature.

[3] AIRFLOW SPEED: Press the rocker switch up or down to

increase or decrease the fan speed.

Rear Climate Control Lock

The rear climate controls can be locked to prevent operation by

using the window lock switch. When the climate switches are

locked, will be shown in the rear climate display.

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Climate Control

6.5

Vent Adjustment

To adjust the air vents, use the vent knob (A). Push up or down

to adjust the blades inside the vent. Push left or right to adjust the

angle of the vent unit. Rotate the knob to open or close the vent.

Automatic Climate Control

The temperature is maintained at a set level in automatic mode.

The climate system will automatically control the temperature,

airflow and the air distribution according to the interior and

exterior conditions.

To set a temperature for automatic operation:

• Set a temperature.

•Press

• The LED indicator lamp will switch on.

Press and hold to set the climate control to a default

setting of 22°C, low fan speed and vents open.

Maximum fan speed will not be available until the engine has

reached its normal operating temperature.

Any changes to the air distribution or airflow speed will cancel

automatic climate control.

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6.6

Climate Control

Manual Climate Control

Manually set the temperature, airflow speed and air distribution:

Warning: Re-circulated air can cause the interior glass to

mist up in cold or rainy weather. If demisting is required, use

the air conditioning.

To prevent cold air blowing from the vents, airflow speed is

reduced until the engine warms up.

The climate system will produce the selected temperature

regardless of in-vehicle conditions.

For an increased cooling effect, press to use re-circulated

air.

Climate Menu

The climate control system can also be operated within the

infotainment system. Press or select Climate from the

Vehicle menu to open the climate screen. Push the CONTROL

DIAL to the right to open the climate menu and select from:

• SYNC:

Select to synchronise the left and right climate zones.

When SYNC is set to OFF, push the CONTROL DIAL left or

right to select which zone to adjust.

• A/C:

Set the air conditioning to ON or OFF.

• Climate Mode:

Opens the Climate Mode menu.

• Rear:

Opens the Rear Climate menu.

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6.7

Climate Mode

Select a side of the car to adjust and rotate the CONTROL DIAL

to choose a climate mode:

• Focus:

High level of airflow at a cooler temperature setting.

• Medium:

Standard airflow with medium airflow.

• Diffuse:

Low level of airflow at a warmer temperature setting.

Air Distribution

Select a side of the car to adjust and rotate the CONTROL DIAL

to choose an air distribution mode.

Rear Controls

• Auto:

Matches the target temperature and airflow to match the

temperature and airflow set for the front occupants.

• Airflow:

Adjust the fan speed for the rear occupants.

• Temperature:

Adjust the temperature for the rear occupants.

Defrost and Demist

Caution: To defrost or demist the windscreen on vehicle

start up in extreme cold weather conditions, operate the

engine at 1500 rpm. Always make sure that the transmission

is in P (park) and the park brake is applied.

Press . The outside air intake is automatically selected, the

temperature is set to maximum and air conditioning is started.

If the engine is cold the air conditioner will not start up until

the engine has started to warm up.

To cancel automatic defrost or demist either:

• Press again.

•Press .

• Select a different airflow mode.

The automatic defrost setting times out after 6 minutes.

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6.8

Climate Control

Climate Control Operating Tips

• Moisture which forms on the evaporator in the air

conditioning unit is discharged via a drain tube onto the road.

After stopping, small puddles of water may form underneath

the vehicle. This is normal and does not show a system

malfunction.

• Set the climate system to off when in a car wash or if the

vehicle is being pressure washed.

• Air conditioning may not function when the outside

temperature approaches -6°C (indicator stays on even when

system is off).

• Windows can fog up easily in humid weather. Use the climate

control system to demist the windows.

• Clear all obstructions like leaves, snow and ice from the

bonnet and the air inlet below the windscreen to improve the

system efficiency.

• Use the ‘outside air’ position in normal conditions. The ‘re-

circulated air’ position should be used temporarily when

driving on dusty roads or for quick cooling or heating of the

interior.

• If the vehicle has been parked in direct sunlight during hot

weather, open the windows to let warm air escape, then close

the windows and operate the climate control system.

• Operate the climate control system at least once a month to

keep internal parts lubricated.

• Have the climate control system checked before the weather

gets hot. If the climate control system is low on refrigerant or

has a malfunction, consult your Aston Martin Dealer.

• Mist may come out from the vents when using the air

conditioning. This is humid air being suddenly cooled and not

a sign of a malfunction.

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Navigation

Safety Information ............................................................... 7.2

Using The Map.................................................................... 7.2

Navigation Menu................................................................. 7.3

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7.2

Navigation

Safety Information

Warning: Failure to avoid the following potentially

hazardous situations could result in an accident or collision

resulting in death or serious injury.

Warning: Always use your best judgement, and operate

the vehicle in a safe manner. Do not become distracted by

the navigation system while driving, and always be fully

aware of all driving conditions. Minimise the amount of time

spent viewing the screen while driving and use voice

prompts when possible.

Warning: Do not input destinations, change settings, or

access any functions requiring prolonged use of the

navigation system controls while driving. Bring the vehicle to

a halt in a safe and legal manner before attempting such

operations.

Warning: When navigating, carefully compare

information shown on the screen to all available navigation

sources, including road signs, road closures, road

conditions, traffic congestion, weather conditions, and other

factors that may affect safety while driving. For safety, always

resolve any discrepancies before continuing navigation, and

defer to posted road signs and road conditions.

Warning: The navigation software is designed to provide

route suggestions. It is not a replacement for driver

attentiveness and good judgement. Do not follow route

suggestions if they suggest an unsafe or illegal manoeuvre or

would place the vehicle in an unsafe situation.

Using The Map

Some functions in the navigation system allow the user to find or

select locations by scrolling the map directly.

Move the cursor by pushing the CONTROL DIAL in the chosen

direction. Rotate the CONTROL DIAL clockwise to zoom out and

counter-clockwise to zoom in. Once you have chosen a location,

press ENTER. This will then select the location or give more

information depending on the function.

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Navigation

7.3

Navigation Menu

From the navigation menu select from the following options:

• Cancel Route Guidance:

Cancels currently selected route. (Only shown when a route is

set).

• Enter Destination:

Opens the Enter destination menus.

• Previous and other destinations:

Opens the Previous and other destinations menus.

• Driving recommendation:

Set if audible navigation announcements are given.

• Intermediate destinations and info:

Opens the Intermediate destinations and info menu.

• Route and Position:

Opens the Route and Position menu.

• Options:

Opens the navigation Options menu.

Enter Destination

The navigation does not automatically add spaces in address

line items such as post codes.

Select to search for a destination. A destination can be searched

in two ways:

• Enter address or POI

• Enter address step-by-step

Enter address or POI

Search a location without having to enter the full name. Once a

partial location has been entered, the navigation system will

suggest destinations. These suggestions can include:

• Addresses.

•POIs.

• POI categories, such as fuel station.

•List Search.

Town and street names can be searched for at the same time

by separating with . For example: LON REGE can find

Regent Street in London.

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Navigation

Enter address step-by-step

Enter information in steps to find a destination. As more criteria

are entered, the suggestions are filtered down. Available criteria

are:

• City or postcode

• Street

• House No.

• POI

Previous and Other Destinations

• Previous destination:

Opens the previous destination menu to select destinations

that have been used before.

• From global favourites:

Select to open a list of saved favourite locations.

• POIs:

Open the Points of Interest menu to select landmarks,

facilities etc.

• Contacts:

Search from a list of contacts on the contact list with available

addresses.

• Geo-coordinates:

Select to enter a destination using geo-coordinates.

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Navigation

7.5

Previous Destination

Search from a list of previously entered addresses. Scroll through

the list of available locations and push the CONTROL DIAL

sideways to view the following options:

• Save as global favourite:

Adds selected address to the list of global favorites.

• Save as "Home" address:

Adds selected address as the home address.

• Save as "Work" address:

Adds selected address as a work address.

• Delete:

Delete the selected destination.

• Delete All:

Delete all previous destinations.

• Map:

Shows the destination on the map.

• Details:

View a list of details for that destination.

POIs

Select a POI category from a list of popular categories. Select All

categories to open a full list of available POI categories.

Once a category has been selected, select a location from:

• In the vicinity:

Choose a point of interest near your current location.

• Near Destination:

Choose a point of interest near your destination.

• Along the Route:

Choose a point of interest that is in the vicinity of the chosen

route.

<Near Destination> and <Along the Route> are only

available if a route is set.

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7.6

Navigation

Intermediate Destinations and Info

A maximum of 4 intermediate destinations can be added to a

journey.

Search to add an intermediate destination to your route. To add

a new intermediate destination, scroll to an empty slot in the

route list and press ENTER where Add new is displayed.

Once an intermediate destination has been added, select it in the

list, and push the CONTROL DIAL sideways to view the following

options:

• Move:

Move what slot in the list the selected item is set to.

• Delete:

Delete the selected intermediate destination.

• Map:

Shows the destination on the map.

Route and Position

• Alternative Route:

Shows 2 available routes.

• Avoid Options:

Opens the Avoid options menu.

• Route Settings:

Set whether the proposed routes are set as Eco route, Fast

route or Short route.

Traffic avoidance options are given as Avoid traffic jam

automatically and Ask before changing route to avoid traffic

jam.

• Compass:

The compass shows direction, geo-coordinates and altitude.

The number of satellites signals are also shown.

• Qibla:

Shows a compass giving the direction of Mecca for prayer.

The number of satellites signals are also shown.

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Navigation

7.7

Avoid Options

Select from the following options:

• Areas:

Select an area for route calculation to avoid. Choose a

location from:

•Using Map

• Address Entry

• Previous location

If an area has already been set, push the CONTROL DIAL to

the left to bring up the following options:

• Edit:

Show and edit the location of the area to be avoided.

• Delete:

Delete the current saved area.

• Delete All:

Delete all saved areas.

• Map:

Show the selected area on the map.

• Motorways

• Ferries

• Motorrail

• Tunnels

• Unpaved Roads

• Use Vignette Roads:

Select a country on the route or choose to select all countries.

• Use Toll Roads:

Select from Cash, Electronic billing or Off.

Options

• Map Menu:

Opens a crossbar menu of map display settings.

• Map Content:

Opens the Map content menu.

• Announcements:

Open the Announcements menu.

• Text Information:

Open to choose what text is shown on the bottom of the

navigation screen. Select from Current street, Geo-

coordinates, Climate control or None.

• Auto zoom:

Set whether navigation automatically zooms in on a location.

• Next intersecting street:

Shows the next crossroad or joining street when route

guidance is not active.

• Reserve Fuel Level:

Set to automatically search for a fuel station when the fuel

tank reserve level is reached.

• Map Version:

Shows the map software data version.

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7.8

Navigation

Map Content

Choose from the following map content options:

• POI Symbols on Map

• Standard:

Shows default point of interest symbols.

• User defined:

Select custom POI symbols for the available categories.

• None:

Remove point of interest symbols from the map display.

• Satellite Map:

Select if the map is shown as a satellite image.

• Range:

Show the vehicle range available with the current fuel level.

• Traffic Delay:

Select if traffic delays of more than 1 minute are shown in the

map.

Announcements

Choose from the following system settings:

• Announce traffic warnings:

Set to announce when there is traffic on the route.

• Driving safety voice announcements:

Set to announce when safety warnings are given on the route.

• Announce street names:

Set to announce street names during changes of direction

(Market Specific).

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Media Systems

Audio Specification ............................................................. 8.2

Radio .................................................................................. 8.3

Media ................................................................................. 8.5

Apple CarPlay ..................................................................... 8.7

Sound ................................................................................. 8.8

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8.2

Media Systems

Audio Specification

Radio

• Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB) radio.

• AM and FM radio.

Inputs

• 2 x USB ports in centre storage tray.

• SD Card reader in centre storage tray.

• Bluetooth® Wireless technology.

• 2 x USB ports in rear console - power supply only.

Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. Dolby and

the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

Speaker Layout

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Media Systems

8.3

[1] : 100 mm speaker.

[2] : 25 mm tweeter.

[3] : 100 mm mid-range speaker.

[4] : 160 mm woofer.

[5] : 25 mm tweeter.

[6] : 160 mm mid-range woofer.

[7] : 100 mm surround sound tweeter.

[8] : 320 mm x 200 mm subwoofer.

Radio

In the Radio screen, push the CONTROL DIAL sideways to open

the radio menu and select from:

• Station List:

Opens the Station list menu.

• Presets:

Opens the Preset menu.

• Radio Source:

Select between FM/DAB and AM wavebands.

• Sound:

Opens the Sound menu screen (Refer to ’Sound’, page 8.8).

• Slideshow:

Slideshow cycles through album art related to the track being

broadcast

• Options:

Opens the radio Options menu.

Where supported by broadcaster

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8.4

Media Systems

Station List

Station List offers a list of available stations for a given radio

source. Use the rotary control to scroll through the list of stations

or use the search bar to find a particular station.

Save marked station as favorite

Select a radio station and press the CONTROL DIAL left to open

options. Select Save marked station as favorite to add that radio

station to the list of preset stations.

Preset

The preset list contains a list of saved radio stations for quick

access.

Save Current Station As Favorite

Save the current station to the presets lists.

Rotate the CONTROL DIAL to select a slot in the presets list and

press ENTER to save the radio station.

Edit Station

Opens the list of preset stations.

Rotate the CONTROL DIAL to select a slot in the presets list and

press the CONTROL DIAL sideways to open the below options:

• Move Marked Station

Moves the highlighted station to another slot in the presets list.

Rotate the CONTROL DIAL to select a new slot and press

ENTER to save the preset in the new position.

• Delete Marked Station

Deletes the highlighted preset station.

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Media Systems

8.5

Options

• Display Radio Information:

Set whether artist and track information is shown in the

display screen.

• Frequency Fix:

Select whether the radio system forces the radio to stay on the

selected frequency, even if one with better reception is

available.

• TA:

Set whether traffic announcements are switched ON or OFF.

A TA symbol will appear on the display screen if traffic

announcements are switched ON.

Media

In the Media screen, push the CONTROL DIAL sideways to open

the media menu and select from:

• Search:

Open the media Search menu.

• Playback Control:

Select to allow playback control. Push the CONTROL DIAL

left or right to scroll the track or up or down to change tracks.

• Media Sources:

Select media source device.

• Sound:

Opens the Sound menu screen (Refer to ’Sound’, page 8.8).

• Fullscreen:

Select whether content is shown full screen or in the viewing

area with the additional display information still visible.

• Options:

Opens the media Options menu.

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8.6

Media Systems

Search for a media file from the below criteria:

•Current Track List

•Keyword Search

• Playlists

•Artists

• Albums

•Tracks

•Folder

•Genres

•Year

•Composers

•Videos

Not all search categories will be available for all media

sources.

Media Sources

Opens a list of media devices. Select from:

•Bluetooth Audio

•Memory Card

•USB 1

•USB 2

Options

• Play more like this:

Play tracks that are of the same genre.

• Random current track list:

Shuffle the play order of the current track sequence.

• Random current medium:

Shuffle the play order of the available tracks in the current

medium.

• Normal track sequence:

Play the media in the normal track sequence.

• Volume boost:

Apply a fixed volume increase.

Bluetooth® volume: To maintain a volume level similar to other media

sources, adjust the volume on the Bluetooth® device before adjusting

volume for the vehicle system.

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Media Systems

8.7

Apple CarPlay

enables an iPhone or other compatible Apple

device to be used in the vehicle infotainment system and can be

used to make calls, send and receive messages, view navigation

and listen to music.

Not all features of Apple CarPlay are available in all regions.

For a complete and up to date list of features and region

availability, refer to the Apple website in your region.

By using Apple CarPlay, you acknowledge the following:

Apple CarPlay is a service provided by Apple Inc. under its terms

and conditions. Aston Martin Lagonda is not responsible for

Apple CarPlay or its applications. When using Apple CarPlay,

certain information from your vehicle (such as its position) is

transferred to your iPhone.

Only one device can be connected for Apple CarPlay at a

time.

Only one navigation route can be active at a time. If a

navigation route is set in the infotainment system, this will be

closed when navigation is opened through Apple CarPlay.

Initial Connection

Apple operating system version iOS 8.3 or above is required

for Apple Carplay to operate. An Internet connection is also

required for the full range of app functions to operate.

Apple CarPlay can only be set for the first time when the

vehicle is parked.

1. Connect the device to the CarPlay USB port with a

suitable cable.

2. Select Connect and CarPlay from the main infotainment

menu.

3. The Apple CarPlay menu will now open.

Once the device has been connected for the first time, you will

be present with 2 options:

• Automatic Start:

Apple CarPlay will start automatically when a compatible

device is connected to the infotainment system.

• Manual Start:

Manual start Apple CarPlay from the infotainment menu.

SIRI

Apple CarPlay apps can be voice operated using SIRI. To activate

SIRI press and hold the button.

Voice control can still be used to operate the vehicle

infotainment system.

Apple and Apple CarPlay are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in

the U.S. and other countries.

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8.8

Media Systems

Apple CarPlay Controls

Information about which apps are supported and which

phones are compatible is available on Apple's Website

www.apple.com/ios/carplay.

CarPlay Options

• Disconnect:

Ends the CarPlay Session.

• Connect Automatically:

Set if CarPlay automatically starts when a compatible device is

connected.

• Sound:

Open the Sound menu (Refer to ’Sound’, page 8.8).

• Device List

Select the device to connect for Apple CarPlay.

Sound

The Sound menu gives the below audio options.

• Equaliser:

Adjust the Bass, Mid and Treble frequencies.

• Balance and Fader:

Adjust the Balance (left to right) and Fader (front to rear)

sound distribution.

• Sound Preset/Focus:

Changes the optimisation of the speakers depending on if

how many occupants are in the vehicle. Select from:

• Driver:

Sound is optimised for the driver.

• Rear:

Sound is optimised for the rear passengers.

• All Seats:

All occupants have identical sound optimisation.

• Surround:

Sound is optimised to provide immersive audio playback

suitable for mono, stereo and multi-channel audio

sources.

• Other Audio Settings:

Opens the system Audio settings menu (Refer to ’Audio’, page

10.6).

(Name audio level dependant)

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Phone System

Bluetooth Device Management ........................................... 9.2

Calls.................................................................................... 9.4

Phone Menu ....................................................................... 9.6

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9.2

Phone System

Bluetooth Device Management

Bluetooth®

technology is a standard for short-range wireless

data transmissions up to approximately 10 metres. Bluetooth can

be used to connect your mobile device to the vehicle

infotainment system. This system can then be used to operate the

hands-free phone system, Bluetooth audio streaming and

internet access.

Pairing a Device

Bluetooth® must be activate on both the vehicle and the

mobile device to be used. To check the Bluetooth® system is

active on the vehicle (Refer to ’System Settings’, page 10.5)

Before a device can be used, it must be paired to the

infotainment system.

To add a new device, select Telephone from the main menu.

Push the CONTROL DIAL sideways and select Devices and select

Connect a new device. Select Search from system or Search

from device.

Search From System

The mobile device must be set to discoverable mode. Refer to

the mobile device manufacturers instructions.

The system will search for available visible Bluetooth® devices.

Any listed devices that have already been paired with the

infotainment system will be shown with a tick symbol. Select a

device and press ENTER. Follow the instructions shown on the

phone and the infotainment display to pair the phone.

Search From Device

Sets the infotainment system to 'listen' for a Bluetooth® device.

Follow the device manufacturer's instructions to search and

connect to a new Bluetooth® device.

Select AML Bluetooth #####

from the list of available

devices.

If AML Bluetooth ##### does not show, check that

Bluetooth® is active in the infotainment system and search again.

Follow the instructions shown on the phone and the infotainment

display to pair the phone.

The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered trademarks

owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc., and any use of such marks by Aston

Martin is under license. Other trademarks and trade names are those of

their respective owners.

A unique 5 digit number is given for each vehicle.

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9.3

Completing Device Pairing

Once the mobile device is paired, it can be set as an audio

device, a primary phone connection or a secondary connection.

If a device is set as a phone connection, the infotainment system

will request access to call history, contact list and messages.

One device can be set to function both as a telephone device and

an audio device, or separate devices can be used for each

function.

Selecting a Device Function

When more than one device has been paired, you can choose

which device to use for a primary and secondary phone

connection. To choose a device, scroll through the list and select

the device to be used and select the function you wish to activate

on the device.

Only one device can be used each connection at any one

time. The active device function highlighted on each device.

You cannot change the active device during a call.

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Phone System

Device Details

From the Devices page, scroll through the list and select a device.

Push the CONTROL DIAL left and select Details. The below

information will be shown:

•Bluetooth device name

• Bluetooth address

• Availability Status

• Authorisation status

Deleting a Device

From the Devices page, scroll through the list and select a device

to be deleted and select . A message will show to ask if you

really wish to remove this device. Press ENTER to confirm.

It is recommended that the vehicle connection is also

removed from the Bluetooth® connected devices on your mobile

device.

Calls

Call Controls

Select a Contact to Call

A contact number can be selected by:

• Choose a contact from the Contacts list or Call List.

• Enter a number using the on screen number pad.

To Begin or Answer a Call

Press on the steering wheel, or press ENTER on either the

Send icon or the on screen message to either begin a call or

answer an incoming call.

End or Reject a Call

Press on the steering wheel, or press ENTER on either the

End Call icon or the on screen message to either end the call, or

reject the incoming call.

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9.5

Call Options

During a call you will be shown the below options:

• Send DMTF tones:

Opens a keyboard menu to use with automated telephone

menus.

• End call / End active call :

Select to end the call.

• Second call / Conference:

Select to begin a second call. If there is already a second call,

this will change to conference where held call participant will

then be added to the active call.

• Microphone mute:

Select to turn the microphone to on or off

• Private mode:

Select to divert the active call to the mobile device instead of

the vehicle telephone system.

Multiple Calls

Second Incoming Call

If a second call is answered during an active call, the system will

respond depending on how many connected phones there are.

• If only one device is connected and activated for use as a

phone, then the initial active call will be put on hold.

• If a device is connected and activated for use as a phone, and

is used to answer the second call, then the initial active call

will be ended.

If the call is rejected, the system may respond in one of 3 ways

• The incoming call is rejected, and the original call is

continued.

• The incoming call is accepted, and the original call is ended.

• Both calls will be ended.

Switch Calls

If there are multiple calls active, both be shown on the status bar

at the top of the call menu and marked as active or on hold. To

switch which call is active, select the call and press ENTER.

Selecting a new active call will put the other call on hold.

The held call can be activated automatically when the active

call is ended, depending on network supplier or mobile phone.

Operation will vary by mobile manufacturer or network supplier:

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Phone System

Phone Menu

Some features may not be supported by all phones or their

operating systems.

• Contacts:

The contact list displays all available contacts for your phone

contacts which have a phone number.

• Call List:

Shows the call history of calls made and received.

• Messages:

Opens the Messages menu.

• Switch to / Active Call:

Switch between which device is the active device or when in

a call, selects which call is active.

• Devices:

Open the Devices management page (Refer to ’Bluetooth

Device Management’, page 9.2).

• Options:

Opens the phone Options menu.

Messages

The connected mobile phone must support Message Access

Profile (MAP) to be able to access text and email messages. This

may have to confirmed separately for some devices when paired

to the vehicle.

Select Messages on the side information bar to open available

messages.

When a message is received you will be given the option to open

and read the message

or to have the infotainment system read

the message out.

Push the CONTROL DIAL left on a message to bring up the below

message options:

• Delete:

Deletes the message.

• Call Sender:

Start a call with the message sender.

• Open Contacts:

Open the contact list.

• Details:

Gives senders name and telephone number.

Vehicle speed dependant.

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Options

• Contacts:

• Synchronise contacts automatically:

Select to automatically synchronise contacts to the vehicle

head unit.

• Synchronise contacts:

Press to manually synchronise contacts.

• Name format:

Select to display names as Last name, First name, Last

name First name or First name Last name.

• Text Message:

• Message Display:

Select what messages to download from the phone to

display on the infotainment system.

• Audible text message notification:

Set if the infotainment system gives an audible notification

when a text message is received.

• Telephone:

• Transmission volume:

Adjust call transmission volume.

• Reception volume:

Adjust call reception volume.

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9.8

Phone System

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Vehicle and System Settings

Vehicle.............................................................................. 10.2

System Settings.................................................................. 10.5

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10.2

Vehicle and System Settings

Vehicle

• Climate Control:

Opens the Climate menu (Refer to ’Climate Menu’, page

6.6).

• Drive Modes:

Opens the Drive modes and vehicle information menus.

• Assistance:

Opens the Assistance menus.

• Consumption:

Shows fuel consumption.

• Light Settings:

Opens the Light settings menu.

• Vehicle Settings:

Opens the Vehicle settings menu.

Drive Modes

• Individual:

Allows a driver to create their own vehicle drive mode preset.

Choose a preferred setting for Suspension, Steering, Drive and

Exhaust system.

• User notification:

Set if an notification is given in the infotainment screen when

the drive mode is changed.

• Engine data:

Displays battery voltage, engine power, engine torque and oil

temperature.

• Vehicle data:

Shows various vehicle data such as throttle position, steering

wheel angle and brake application. Information shown may

vary with drive mode.

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10.3

Assistance

• ESP:

Set ESP to On or Off.

• Traffic Sign Assist:

(Refer to ’Traffic Sign Assist’, page 5.21)

• Adopt limit:

Set the speed in the variable speed limiter to match the

speed limit found by the Traffic Sign Assist. Requires

variable speed limit to be active (Refer to ’Adaptive Cruise

Control (ACC) with Speed Limiter’, page 5.11).

• Display on screen:

Select to show traffic information on infotainment screen.

• Speed Warning:

Select whether speed warnings are given as Visual &

audible, Visual or None.

• Warning threshold:

Select a speed threshold for when warnings are given.

• Cam & Park Assist:

• Manoeuver Assist:

Set Rear Cross Traffic Warning and Drive Away Assist

functions to on or off.

• Set warning tone:

Opens the Parking audio menu (Refer to ’Audio’, page

10.6).

• Auto reverse camera:

Set if reverse camera is automatically shown when reverse

gear is selected.

• Open camera cover:

Opens the cover for the rear camera so that the lens can

be cleaned.

• Active Brake Assist:

Select between Early, Medium, Late or Off.

• Lane Keep Assist:

(Refer to ’Lane Keep Assist’, page 5.19)

Select between Adaptive, Standard or Off.

• Blind Spot Assist:

(Refer to ’Blind Spot Assist’, page 5.16)

Set Blind Spot Assist to On or Off.

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Vehicle and System Settings

Light Settings

• Ambient light:

Open the ambient light settings menu.

• Daytime driving lights:

Set daytime driving lights to on or off.

• Surround lighting:

Set if the surround lighting function is set to on or off (Refer to

’Surround Lighting’, page 4.18).

• Exterior light shut-off:

Set a time delay for how long the exterior lights stay on after

ignition off

• Interior light shut-off:

Set a time delay for how long the interior lights stay on after

ignition off.

Vehicle Settings

• Winter tyres limit:

Sets a maximum vehicle speed for when winter tyres are

fitted.

• Standby mode:

Set the vehicle into standby mode where non essential

systems are shut down to extend battery life when the vehicle

is not used for extended periods of time.

• Tow-Away Protection:

Sets the vehicle tilt sensor for the alarm on or off.

• Interior motion sensor:

Sets the interior motion sensors for the alarm on or off.

• Acoustic Lock:

Set if the vehicle audibly confirms when it is locked

• Auto. fold-in mirrors

Set so that the mirrors fold in when the vehicle is locked.

• Automatic door lock:

Set to lock the vehicle doors when the vehicle is driven above

15 km/h (9 mph).

• Easy Entry/Exit:

Set if the easy entry function is set to move Steering and seat,

Steering or Off.

Function only available when master lamp switch is set to AUTO.

(market specific)

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System Settings

• Display and Styles:

Opens the Display and styles menu.

• Input:

Opens the Input menu.

• Audio:

Opens the Audio system settings menu.

• Connectivity:

Select to set the Bluetooth to on or off.

• Bluetooth devices:

Open the Bluetooth devices menu.

• Time and date:

Opens the Date and time menu.

• Language:

Set the system language.

• Units:

Set the units for the vehicle systems.

• Personalisation:

Opens the Personalisation menu where settings can be saved

for individual users and changed depending on the driver.

• Software Update:

Used to update the software for the navigation system.

• System Backup:

Import or Export a backup copy of the system settings to or

from a SD Memory card or USB device.

• Reset:

Restore the infotainment system to it's factory settings.

Display and Styles

• Additional disp. area

Choose a screen to occupy the additional area of the display.

Select from Dynamic, Navigation map, Consumption or Time

and date.

• Display brightness:

Set the brightness level for the display.

• Display Off:

Set the display on or off.

• Day/night design:

Set if the navigation system automatically changes between

day and night modes, or force the system to stay in either day

or night.

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Vehicle and System Settings

Input

• Touchpad Sensitivity:

Set the touchpad sensitivity to Fast, Medium or Slow.

• Touchpad:

Set to enable or disable the touchpad.

• Touchpad tap:

Set if the the touch surface must be pressed or simply tapped

to operate as ENTER.

• Haptic operating feedback:

Set to turn haptic feedback on or off.

• Acoustic operating feedback:

Set volume of audio feedback from the system to Normal,

Loud or Off.

Audio

• Navigation and traffic announcement:

• Driving recommendation volume:

Set volume of navigation announcements.

• Audio fadeout during driving recommendation:

Set if media audio volume is reduced when navigation

announcements are given.

• Driving recommendation during phone call:

Set if navigation announcements are given if there is an

active phone call.

• System feedback:

• System output volume:

Sets the system volume.

• Acoustic operating feedback:

Set volume of audio feedback from the system to Normal,

Loud or Off.

• Read out handwriting recognition:

Sets system to read out text that has been written with the

touchpad.

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• Telephone:

• Ringtone volume:

Sets the ringtone volume.

• Speech Volume:

Sets volume for speech into the phone system.

• Park Assist:

• Warning tone pitch:

Set the pitch that warning tones are given at.

• Warn early:

Set the warn early function to on or off.

• Audio fadeout during warning tones:

Set if media audio volume is reduced when warning tones

are given.

Time and Date

• Automatic timezone:

Select to automatically set the time zone.

• Time zone:

Select a time zone from the list.

• Automatic Daylight savings time

Automatic adjust the time for daylight saving time.

• Daylight saving time:

Manually set whether it is daylight saving time.

• Manual time

Set if the manually set time should be used.

• Set time:

Manually set the time.

• Set format:

Set if the time format is given as 12 or 24 hours and the date

format.

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10.8

Vehicle and System Settings

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Maintenance and Technical Data

Introduction ...................................................................... 11.2

Servicing Precautions......................................................... 11.3

Owner Maintenance Checks ............................................. 11.5

Bonnet Release ................................................................. 11.6

Fluid Checks and Capacities .............................................. 11.8

Washers and Wipers ....................................................... 11.13

Chassis Systems ............................................................... 11.14

Wheels and Tyres............................................................ 11.15

Electrical Systems ............................................................ 11.18

Vehicle Care ................................................................... 11.31

Powertrain Specifications................................................. 11.36

Performance ................................................................... 11.38

Dimensions ..................................................................... 11.38

Emergency and Breakdown .............................................11.42

Fuel................................................................................. 11.52

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11.2

Maintenance and Technical Data

Introduction

Due to the sophistication of the various systems and the

specialised equipment required to maintain this vehicle, owner

maintenance should be restricted to the routine procedures

described in this chapter.

If you think that this vehicle is not functioning correctly, please

contact an Aston Martin Dealer for the vehicle to be

professionally checked.

Parts and Lubricants

Aston Martin recommends that when performing a servicing task,

the recommended lubricants (Refer to ’Fluid Specifications’, page

11.12) and parts are used.

Caution: If oils or lubricants are used which do not meet

the required fluid specification, vehicle components may

experience excessive wear, a build-up of sludge and deposits

or cause increased pollution. If it is evident to Aston Martin

that use of products other than those which are

recommended by the manufacturer have caused damage to

the vehicle or engine, Aston Martin may refuse to authorise

the repair of such damage under the terms of the

manufacturer’s warranty.

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11.3

Electronic Fuel Injection

Warning: If the fuel system is allowed to run dry, the fuel

pump(s) can be permanently damaged.

Warning: Any modifications or additions to the fuel

system not specifically designed by Aston Martin are

prohibited. If installed, they can cause damage to the fuel

system which, in some circumstances, could cause fire. All

Service Action and Safety Recall Actions must be undertaken

by an Aston Martin Dealer.

The electronic fuel injection system requires specialist equipment

and test facilities to set up and maintain so that the vehicle gives

maximum performance, coupled with economy, reliability and

safe vehicle emissions. You are, therefore, strongly advised to

entrust all service work to an Aston Martin Dealer.

Restraint Systems

Aston Martin recommend that the inflatable restraint systems

(airbags) and seat belt components installed to this vehicle are

replaced at 10 year intervals from the date of manufacture on the

certification label.

Servicing Precautions

To avoid personal injury, the following safety precautions must be

observed when the bonnet is open and the engine is operating or

the ignition is on.

Warning: Protect yourself against dangerous substances.

Warning: Keep hands, hair, tools, items of clothing and

jewellery clear of all drive belts, pulleys and operating

mechanisms. The cooling fan may operate even though the

engine is not operating.

Warning: Avoid skin contact with all exhaust system and

engine components, engine fluids and escaping steam. They

may be hot and can cause scalding or burns.

Warning: Any loose objects, such as ties, should be

removed before working on a vehicle. Any jewellery should

also be removed before working on a vehicle, especially

work on the electrical system.

Warning: Catalytic converters convert harmful exhaust

gasses into less noxious substances and so reduce

environmental pollution. They operate at high temperatures

and continue to radiate a considerable amount of heat after

the ignition has been set to off.

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Maintenance and Technical Data

Warning: Do not breathe exhaust fumes. Exhaust fumes

contain carbon monoxide. Carbon monoxide is a dangerous

gas, which is colourless and odourless and can cause

unconsciousness and may be fatal. Never start or leave the

engine running in an enclosed, unventilated area.

Warning: Do not work beneath the vehicle with a vehicle

lifting jack as the only support. Place suitable stands under

the vehicle.

Warning: Keep children and pets clear of the vehicle. Do

not let anyone inside the vehicle unless specifically working

to your instructions.

Warning: Whenever possible, work in the engine

compartment with the engine cool, the ignition off and the

vehicle battery disconnected.

Warning: Petrol is highly flammable and, in confined

spaces, is also explosive and toxic. In the event of spillage,

set the engine to off. Do not use a flame or spark near fuel or

fuel vapour. Do not smoke near fuel or fuel vapour. Do not

inhale fuel vapour or fumes.

Dangerous Substances

Warning: Dangerous substances should be kept out of

reach of children.

Warning: Many liquids and other substances used in

motor vehicles are poisonous and should under no

circumstances be consumed and should, so far as possible,

be kept from contact with the skin. These substances include

battery electrolyte, antifreeze, oil, brake and clutch fluid,

petrol, windscreen washer additives, lubricants, refrigerant

and various adhesives.

Warning: Particular care should be taken to avoid

unnecessary contact with used engine oil. Always read

carefully the instructions printed on labels or stamped on

components and follow them carefully. Such instructions are

included for reasons of your health and personal safety.

Never disregard them.

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11.5

Engine Oils

Warning: Prolonged and repeated contact with used

engine oils can cause serious skin disorders, including

dermatitis and cancer. Avoid excessive contact, wash

thoroughly after contact. Keep out of reach of children.

When your oil is changed, be sure that it is done by an

experienced person. In addition, observe all laws regarding

the disposal of waste oil and toxic fluids.

Protect The Environment

Warning: It is illegal to pollute drains, water courses, or

soil. Use authorised waste disposal facilities, including civic

amenity sites and garages providing facilities for receipt of

used oil. If in doubt, contact your local authority for advice.

Owner Maintenance Checks

In the interests of safety and reliability, it is advisable to carry out

the following checks at the intervals suggested (more frequently if

your vehicle is heavily used or operating in adverse conditions),

and always before starting on a long journey. Refer to the

following pages for advice and check procedures.

Before Use Check:

• Operation of lamps, horn, indicators, wipers, washers and

warning symbols

• Check there is sufficient fuel for the intended journey,

particularly at night and before entering motorways

• Operation of the seat belts

• Operation of the brakes

• Check for fluid deposits underneath the vehicle.

Weekly Checks

(daily if driving large distances or touring)

• Tyre condition

• Coolant level

• Brake fluid level

• Air conditioning operation

• Windscreen washer fluid level

• Check operation of windscreen washers.

Fuel Filler Bowl

During fuel filling check that the fuel filler bowl drain pipe is free

from debris which may block the pipe. If the pipe is blocked,

water can not drain from the bowl and can overflow into the fuel

tank.

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Maintenance and Technical Data

Engine Oil Level

Caution: It is important to check the engine oil level

regularly. Running the engine with engine oil below the lower

mark or above the upper mark can cause serious engine

damage.

Check the engine oil level every fourth fuel tank fill or weekly -

which ever is the sooner .

Tool Kit

The following emergency items are located in the spare wheel

well below the luggage compartment.

[1] : Tyre repair kit

[2] : Inflatable spare wheel (optional)

[3] : Tyre compressor

[4] : Towing eye

[5] : Funnel for emergency fuel fill

[6] : Scissor jack

[7] : Locking wheel bolt key (optional)

Bonnet Release

To open the bonnet, pull the lever (A) located under the

instrument panel to release the bonnet latch. The bonnet will rise

but stay secured by the bonnet secondary catch.

The bonnet release lever is always on the right side of the

instrument panel and does not change with hand of drive.

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11.7

Slightly lift the front edge of the bonnet and move the bonnet

secondary catch (B) to release it. Lift the bonnet until fully open.

The bonnet is held open by two gas struts.

To close the bonnet, lower the bonnet until it starts to fall under

its own weight, then let the bonnet fall to close. If the bonnet

does not shut, open the bonnet again and repeat with light hand

pressure as the bonnet falls.

Warning: The two secondary latches on the bonnet are

sharp. Take care to avoid personal injury when under the

bonnet.

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11.8

Maintenance and Technical Data

Fluid Checks and Capacities

Engine Oil Level

Warning: Engine oil or components may be hot and could

cause severe burns.

Caution: Running the engine with engine oil below the

lower mark or above the upper mark can cause serious

engine damage.

Caution: This vehicle's warranty may be invalidated if

damage is caused by the use of incorrect engine oil. Low

quality or obsolete oils do NOT give the protection required

by modern, high performance engines.

Caution: Failure to use engine oil that meets the required

specification can cause excessive engine wear, a build up of

sludge and deposits, and increased pollution. It could also

lead to engine failure (Refer to ’Fluid Specifications’, page

11.12).

Engine Oil Level Sensing

This vehicle has an electronic engine Oil Level Sensing (OLS)

system which records the engine oil level every vehicle start if the

vehicle has been left for 4 or more hours, if the vehicle is on level

ground, and if it is within a pre-set oil temperature range.

Caution: Running the engine with engine oil below the

minimum level can cause serious engine damage.

The system may not record an oil level if the engine oil

temperature is low.

If the engine oil level is approaching the minimum mark, a

message will be shown in the instrument cluster along with a

warning symbol. A code will also be stored in the engine

management system. The engine oil level should be checked and

filled to the required level engine oil as soon as possible. The

message will clear when the oil level is filled with a least 1 litre to

the required level and the OLS system has performed a valid

check of the oil level.

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11.9

Engine Oil Level Check 1. Make sure the vehicle is on level ground.

2. Run the engine until it reaches normal operating

temperature.

3. Navigate to Service and then Oil Level Check in the

instrument cluster menu.

4. If more oil is required, shut off the engine, remove the

engine oil filler cap and top up with the recommended

engine oil.

For the correct engine oil (Refer to ’Fluid Specifications’,

page 11.12).

5. Wait for approximately two minutes for the engine oil to

settle, then repeat step 3. Add engine oil if required. Do not

overfill.

6. Securely fit the engine oil filler cap.

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11.10

Maintenance and Technical Data

Engine Coolant Level

Warning: Do not remove the filler cap until the coolant

system has cooled. Scalding can be caused by escaping steam

or coolant.

Use a cloth or glove to protect hands and protect face and

arms adequately.

The engine coolant reservoir is found under the right side leaf

screen in the engine bay. To top up the coolant:

1. Remove the fastener (A).

2. Remove the leaf screen panel.

3. Remove the reservoir cap to check the coolant level. The

correct coolant level is to the top of the reservoir tank.

4. Make sure that the reservoir cap is secure after topping up.

Caution: Do not over tighten the reservoir cap. This can

cause damage to the reservoir cap or the thread for the

reservoir tank.

5. Put the leaf screen panel back into position.

6. Install the fastener.

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11.11

Brake Fluid Level

Warning: Do not drive the vehicle if the brake fluid level

is below the minimum mark.

Caution: Make sure that the brake fluid does not spill onto

the vehicle. The paint can be seriously damage by brake fluid.

If a spillage does occur, immediately flush any brake fluid

with clean, fresh water and then wipe with a clean damp

cloth.

The brake fluid reservoir is found under the driver's side leaf

screen in the engine bay. To check and top up the brake fluid:

1. Remove the fastener (A).

2. Remove the leaf screen panel.

3. Remove the reservoir cap. The brake fluid level should read

between the Min. and Max. marks. Top up to the Max. level

if necessary.

4. Install the reservoir cap securely.

5. Put the leaf screen panel back into position.

6. Install the fastener.

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11.12

Maintenance and Technical Data

Fluid Specifications

Fuel

Minimum 95 RON unleaded fuel.

Recommended 98 RON Super unleaded for optimum

performance.

Use of fuel with more than 10% ethanol is not permitted.

Engine Oil

Caution: To achieve the required high performance of

synthetic lubricants, do not mix with mineral oils.

A fully synthetic 0W-40 oil meeting the specifications detailed

below can be used. No other viscosity grades or specifications are

acceptable.

Engine Coolant

Contact your Aston Martin Dealer for information on engine

coolant.

Brake Fluid

DOT 4

Air Conditioning Refrigerant

Caution: Refrigerant gas types must not be mixed. If you

do, the air conditioning system can be damaged. If in doubt,

consult your Aston Martin Dealer.

HFO-1234yf

Capacities

Authority Standard

API SN

ILSAC GF5

Fuel Tank 87 Litres

Engine Oil (including filter) 9 Litres

Engine Coolant (includes transmission cooling) 15.18 Litres

Charge Cooler Coolant 10.1 Litres

Automatic Gearbox (including cooler) 9.3 Litres

Transfer Case 0.73 Litres

Front Differential 0.55 Litres

Rear Differential 1.20 Litres

Screen Washer Reservoir 4.24 Litres

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11.13

Washers and Wipers

Windscreen Wash Fluid

To refill the washer fluid, open the washer fluid reservoir cap (A)

and top up as required. In winter, to prevent the windscreen

wash fluid freezing, increase the fluid concentration (refer to the

manufacturers recommendations on the windscreen wash fluid

container).

When the level of windscreen wash fluid is low an information

message will show in the message centre and the amber warning

symbol will come ON.

Local or state regulations may restrict the use of volatile

organic compounds (VOCs), which are commonly used as

antifreeze agents in windscreen washer fluid. A windscreen

washer fluid with limited VOC content should be used only if

it provides adequate freeze resistance for all regions and

climates in which the vehicle will be operated.

Wiper Blade Replacement

To remove a wiper blade, lift the wiper arm and press at point (B)

to release the wiper blade.

Slide a new wiper blade on to the wiper arm until it locks into

place.

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Maintenance and Technical Data

Chassis Systems

Vehicle Body

Five door hatchback with 2+3 seating.

Bonded extruded aluminium monocoque body structure with

aluminium and composite body panels.

Steering

Electrically assisted, speed sensitive rack and pinion power

steering. Column adjustment for reach and tilt.

Turns Lock to Lock

2.59 turns.

Turning Circle

12.725 m.

Brakes

Foot Brake

Park Brake

Integrated electric park brake in each rear brake caliper.

Chassis Features

• Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS).

• Hydraulic Brake Assist (HBA).

• Electronic Brake Force Distribution (EBD).

• Four-stage Electronic stability Program (ESP).

• Electronically controlled rear differential (E-Diff).

• Front and rear 48V electronic Active Roll Control (eARC)

system.

• Height adjustable and self levelling air suspension.

Front Rear

Disc Construction 2-piece ventilated

disc

2-piece ventilated

disc

Diameter 410mm 390mm

Calipers Six Piston Single Piston with

Integrated EPB

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Wheels and Tyres

Wheel and Tyre Information

Tyre Loading

Tyres installed to this vehicle shall have a maximum load rating

not less than 1060 kg (2337 lbs) front and 1180 kg (2601 lbs) rear,

or a load index of 110 (front) and 114 (rear).

Tyre Pressures

Make sure that correct tyre pressures are carefully maintained.

Road holding, steering, braking and tyre wear are especially

vulnerable to incorrect tyre pressures.

Check tyre pressures regularly and before starting any journey,

and adjust accordingly.

Tyre pressures increase slightly when the tyres are hot. For an

accurate reading, tyre pressures should be checked when the

tyres are cold. After adjusting the tyre pressures, make sure that

the valve caps are securely replaced to provide an additional air

seal and to prevent the ingress of dirt.

Wheel Bolt Torque

For wheel bolt torque (Refer to ’Wheel Bolt Torque’, page

11.50).

Wheel Alignment

For the most up to date wheel alignment values, contact your

Aston Martin dealer

Wheel Size Tyre Size Tyre Pressure

Front 10J x 22 285/40/R22 2.6 Bar

38 Psi

Rear 11.5J x 22 325/35/R22 2.6 Bar

38 Psi

Spare 6.5j x 21 195/65/R21 4.2 Bar

61 Psi

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Maintenance and Technical Data

Tyre Information

Tyres of the correct type, manufacturer and dimensions, with

correct cold inflation pressures are an integral part of every

vehicle’s design. Regular maintenance of tyres contributes not

only to safety, but to the designed function of the vehicle.

Road holding, steering and braking are especially vulnerable to

incorrectly pressurised, badly installed or worn tyres.

Tyres of the correct size and type, but made by different

manufacturers can have widely varying characteristics.

Damage

Because of the high performance potential of this vehicle,

Aston Martin strongly recommend replacement of any damaged

or worn tyre.

Tyres should be examined at regular intervals for wear and

damage. Inspect the tyre treads and sidewalls for damage, i.e.

bulges in the tread or the sidewalls, cracks in the tread groove and

separation in the tread or the sidewalls. If damage is observed or

suspected have the tyre inspected by a tyre professional.

Stones or other objects which have become lodged in the tyre

treads should be carefully removed.

Flat Spots

It is a characteristic of high performance tyres that temporary ’flat

spots’ may develop if the vehicle is left standing in high or low

ambient temperatures for any length of time.

These ’flat spots’ will manifest themselves as minor vibrations

when the vehicle is first driven from cold. As the tyres warm up

to operating temperature, normal tyre shape should be restored

and the vibrations cease. If vibrations persist, consult your

Aston Martin Dealer.

Age

Local regulations on tyre life may apply.

Tyres degrade over time, even when they are not being used. It

is recommended that tyres generally be replaced after six years of

normal service. Heat caused by hot climates or frequent high

loading conditions can accelerate the aging process.

New Tyres

Each wheel and tyre unit must be balanced dynamically and

measured for Radial Force Variation (RFV) to make sure of

efficient steering, optimum tyre wear and maximum ride

comfort. Because of the potentially high speeds, it is essential that

wheel balancing is carried out when new tyres are installed.

Contact your Aston Martin Dealer for more information.

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Running-In New Tyres

When new tyres have been installed, speed should be limited,

particularly during the first 80 km or so of driving. Fast cornering,

hard braking, and harsh acceleration should also be avoided

during this period.

Tread Wear Marks

Tread wear marks (A) are incorporated into the construction of all

tyres. These marks are integral moulded ribs spaced at regular

intervals around the circumference of the tyre and extend across

the full width of the tread, in all primary grooves.

When a tyre has worn causing one or more of the marks to be

flush with the outer face of the tread the tyre has reached its wear

limit. It then becomes illegal in certain countries and must be

replaced.

Summer Tyres

Summer tyres should be used if the highest level of dynamic

performance is required and are best used for temperatures

greater than 10°C. If the vehicle is used in temperatures below

this for extended periods of time, then All-Season or Winter tyres

should be considered.

The tyres are also of different sizes on the front and rear axles,

therefore complete wheels cannot be swapped between axles.

All Season Tyres

All-Season tyres are best used in temperatures between -10°C

and +15°C. These tyres are suitable for mild off-road use as well

as on road use and an optimal tyre for use in Terrain and

Terrain+ modes. All-Season tyres do have some winter driving

capability, but for improved traction on snow winter tyres are

recommended.

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Maintenance and Technical Data

Winter Tyres

Winter tyres are designed for use in temperatures between -35°C

and +10°C. These tyres have tread pattern and rubber

compound that has been developed to maximise traction on

snow and asphalt at low temperatures. This does mean that

winter tyres have a lower maximum speed rating of 240 km/h

(150 mph). In some countries it is a legal requirement to display

an appropriate speed limit warning sticker or use the winter tyre

speed limit function (Refer to ’Vehicle Settings’, page 10.4).

Snow Traction Devices

Warning: The maximum speed when using snow traction

devices is 48 km/h. Remove the snow traction devices

immediately when the roads are clear of snow.

These are for temporary use when driving in heavy snow

conditions. Snow traction devices should only be installed to the

rear wheels. For more information regarding the correct snow

traction device to fit to your vehicle, contact your Aston Martin

Dealer.

Electrical Systems

Fuses

The electrical systems are protected by fuses. If any lamps,

accessories, or controls do not function, inspect the applicable

fuse.

If a fuse has blown, the inside element will be melted. If the same

fuse blows again, avoid using that system and consult your Aston

Martin Dealer as soon as possible.

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Maintenance and Technical Data

[A] Engine Fuse Box [B] Front Cabin Fusebox (i)

F1 15A Exhaust Flaps/ Coolant Sensor

F2 15A Low Temperature Coolant Pump 2

F3 15A Low Temperature Coolant Pump 3

F4 20A Low Temperature Coolant Pump 1

F5 20A Engine Harness

F6 15A Engine Harness

F7 15A Engine Harness

F8 15A Engine Harness

F9 5A Common Powertrain Control (CPC)

F10 5A Engine Harness

F11 5A Electronic Stability Program (ESP) Unit

F12 20A BCM-F and OBD

F13 15A Horn

F14 30A Starter Motor

F15 5A -

F16 5A -

F17 5A Front Active Roll Control (ARC)

F18 - -

F19 20A Left Headlamp

F20 20A Right Headlamp

F21 30A Left Side Wiper Motor

F22 30A Right Side Wiper Motor

F23 40A ESP Unit

F24 60A ESP Unit

F25 100A Fan Motor

F26 150A Electrical Power Steering Control Unit

F1 10A Trickle Charger

F2 15A CPC

F3 7.5A Instrument Cluster

F4 - -

F5 10A Keyless Go

F6 15A Left Side Front Seat Adjust

F7 5A RKE Antenna

F8 5A Rear HVAC Control Panel

F9 10A Keyless Go Antenna

F10 10A HVAC Boosters and Diverters

F11 7.5A Occupant Restraint Control (ORC)

F12 5A Rain Light Sensor

F13 10A Electronic Ignition Switch

F14 7.5A Multi Purpose Camera

F15 7.5A Infotainment Head Unit

F16 5A TPMS

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[C] Front Cabin Fusebox (ii) [D] Instrument Panel Fuse Box

F1 30A Right Side Front Door Control Module

F2 40A BCM-F

F3 20A DRVU

F4 15A Right Side Front seat Adjust

F5 30A Left Side Front Door Control Module

F6 40A Body Control Module-Front (BCM-F)

F7 15A Ignition Relay

F8 10A Body Control Module-Rear (BCM-R)

F9 30A Left Side Rear Door Control Module

F10 30A Right Side Rear Door Control Module

F11 15A Infotainment Head Unit

F12 7.5A -

F1 - -

F2 15A Steering Column Control Module SCCM

F3 5A -

F4 7.5A SCCM

F5 15A HVAC

F6 10A OBD port

F7 10A Rotary Controller / Touchpad

F8 15A -

F9 5A HVAC Control

F10 7.5A Ambient Lighting

F11 10A Instrument Cluster

F12 7.5A Centre Display

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Maintenance and Technical Data

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[E] Rear Fuse Box

F1 40A Air Suspension Pump

F2 50A Rear Window Heater

F3 15A Front 12V Power Socket

F4 15A Luggage Compartment 12V Power Socket

F5 15A Rear Console 12V Power Socket

F6 5A -

F7 5A Rear Active Roll Control (ARC)

F8 5A Electronic Differential

F9 5A Tuner

F10 5A -

F11 5A 48V Battery

F12 7.5A Park Assist Module

F13 7.5A -

F14 10A Electronic Differential

F15 10A Vehicle Alarm

F16 10A Electronic Differential

F17 15A -

F18 15A Air Suspension Module

F19 15A Air Suspension Module

F20 15A -

F21 15A -

F22 20A -

F23 25A Fuel Pump Control

F24 25A -

F25 25A Driver's Seat Module

F26 25A Front Passenger Seat module

F27 30A -

F28 30A -

F29 30A -

F30 30A -

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Maintenance and Technical Data

[F] Trailer Fuse Box

(Optional)

F31 30A Rear Seat Heater Module

F32 30A -

F33 30A Transfer Box

F34 30A Roller Blind Module

F35 40A Trailer Module

F36 40A Trailer Module

F37 40A -

F38 40A BCM-R

F39 40A BCM-R

F40 40A Amplifier

F41 - -

F42 40A Tailgate Module

F43 40A HVAC Blower

F1 40A Inline Trailer Fuse

F2 40A Inline Trailer Fuse

F3 40A Inline Trailer Fuse

F4 40A Inline Trailer Fuse

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Maintenance and Technical Data

[G] Battery Fuse Box

[H] 48V Fuse Box

Battery Disconnect Switch

The battery disconnect switch is designed to operate in both

over-current and crash events. When activated, the switch will

completely isolate the electrical system from the battery to

reduce the risk of electric shock or a vehicle fire.

The battery disconnect switch is a single-use item and will require

replacement if it has been activated.

F1 N/A

Pyrotechnic Battery Disconnect Switch

Main Power Feed

F2 40A Keep Awake

F3 250A Engine Fuse Box

F4 200A Rear Fuse Box

F5 60A Instrument Panel Fuse box

F6 60A Transmission

F7 60A Front Cabin Fuse box

F1 40A Rear Anti-Roll Bar

F2 40A Front Anti-Roll Bar

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11.27

12V Battery

Battery Warnings

Warning: Do not allow flames, sparks or lighted

substances to come near the battery. Batteries normally

produce explosive gases when charged or when jump

started. When working near the battery, always make sure

that neither you nor the battery is electrostatically charged.

Always have sufficient ventilation.

Warning: Never place metal objects on the battery or

allow the positive terminal of the battery to contact parts of

teh vehicle body. This can create a spark or a short circuit

which can ignite gases created when the battery is charged.

Warning: When lifting a plastic cased battery, excessive

pressure on the end walls could cause acid to flow through

the vent caps, resulting in personal injury, damage to the

vehicle or battery. Lift the battery with a battery carrier or

with your hands on opposite corners.

Warning: Keep batteries out of reach of children.

Warning: Batteries contain sulphuric acid. Avoid contact

with skin, eyes or clothing. Shield your eyes when working

near the battery to protect against possible splashing of acid

solution. In case of acid contact with skin or eyes, flush

immediately with water for a minimum of 15 minutes and

get prompt medical attention. If acid is swallowed, get

medical help immediately.

Caution: The engine must never be run with the vehicle

battery disconnected. This can cause damage to vehicle

electrical modules.

Caution: Apart from vehicle recovery, this vehicle must

not be driven if the vehicle battery is incapable of starting the

engine. In this case the vehicle battery must be replaced.

Contact your Aston Martin Dealer.

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Maintenance and Technical Data

Warning: Battery posts, terminals and related accessories

contain lead and lead compounds. Wash hands after

handling.

Vehicle Battery: Banner 92 Ah

The vehicle battery is maintenance free and should only require

checking by your Aston Martin Dealer during regular vehicle

services.

48V Battery

Warning: The 48V battery must never be used in a jump

start scenario to either supply or receive power. There is risk

of serious damage to the batteries and the electrical system

on one or both vehicles, which can cause injury or death.

Warning: Never connect external electrical equipment,

such as a battery charger, to the 48V battery. There is risk of

serious damage to the batteries and the electrical system,

which can cause injury or death.

48V Battery: 8 Ah Lithium-Ion

The 48V battery is an auxiliary high power battery and is

maintenance free. This battery must only be checked by your

Aston Martin Dealer and is not user serviceable.

Charging

The 48V battery is charged directly from the standard 12V and

does not require external charging.

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Battery Level Protection

Caution: If the battery is not capable of starting the engine,

replace the battery as soon as possible.

Using vehicle electrical systems such as the infotainment system,

with the ignition ON, but the engine OFF, will drain the battery

charge.

To prevent battery voltage falling below the level required to start

the vehicle, the vehicle's battery monitoring system will shut

down non-essential electrical systems before this happens.

After approximately 2 to 10 minutes (dependent on the rate of

battery charge drain) a message is shown in the infotainment

display.

If a low battery warning message shows, start the engine and let

it idle so the battery can recharge

, or connect a suitable battery

charger or conditioner.

Vehicle Battery Disposal

The incorrect disposal of a vehicle battery can be extremely

hazardous to health and the environment. Most batteries contain

materials that, when disposed of incorrectly, may leak into the

environment. This can contribute to soil and water pollution and

endanger wildlife.

Do not dispose of a battery in fire or water.

Follow your local authorised standards for disposal. Call your

local authorised recycling centre to find out more about recycling

automotive batteries. Do not dispose of your vehicle battery in

the household waste.

If driving the vehicle to recharge the battery, a journey distance of

approximately 30 miles or 48 km will be sufficient to recharge the

battery.

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Maintenance and Technical Data

Battery Conditioner

(Optional)

Caution: Do not attempt to start the vehicle with a battery

conditioner connected to the mains supply.

If necessary, clean the charger socket before connecting the

charger plug.

The Aston Martin battery conditioner is suitable for use on all

types of 12 volt AGM and lead acid batteries.

If this vehicle is not going to be used for a period of time, and

mains power is available, use a battery conditioner to maintain

the battery charge level. When connected the battery

conditioner will maintain a small trickle charge to keep the

battery in a fully charged state. A battery conditioner is designed

for conditioning of partially or fully charged batteries. It will not

effectively charge a discharged battery.

The battery conditioner uses a magnetic disc to attach to the

charger socket (A). To connect the battery conditioner, attach the

charger plug onto the charger socket.

For further safety information and operating instructions, refer

to the instructions supplied with the battery conditioner.

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Lamps

External Lamps

All external lamps use LEDs and are contained in a sealed lamp

units.

The lamp units are not repairable. If a lamp or lamp unit fails

contact your Aston Martin Dealer.

Internal Lamps

All internal lamps are LEDs and are not repairable.

If an LED lamp fails contact your Aston Martin Dealer.

Vehicle Care

Washing

Warning: Washing and polishing agents containing

silicone should not be applied to glass. This will reduce the

efficiency of the windscreen wipers, causing smears which

will reduce visibility, particularly during darkness and in the

rain.

Caution: Commercially operated automatic vehicle

washes, jet washes and power operated mops are not

recommended. The detergents used can contain certain

chemicals which may, over time, be detrimental to some

exterior parts of the vehicle. Prolonged usage of automatic

vehicle washes and power operated mops will also cause fine

scratches in the paint surface.

Aston Martin are able to supply a range of products to clean and

protect your vehicle. Contact you Aston Martin Dealer for further

information.

During the winter months, it is advisable to wash the vehicle

more frequently, paying particular attention to the underside to

combat the detrimental effects of any salt and sand

contamination picked up from treated roads.

To delay the onset of corrosion developing on the brake

components, Aston Martin recommend that after washing this

vehicle, the vehicle should be driven a short distance to make

sure that all water and cleaning products have dried off.

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Maintenance and Technical Data

For best results:

• Do not wash the vehicle in strong sunlight. Let the vehicle

cool before washing.

• Do not use household soaps or detergents.

• Do not direct water hoses at full force around the door and

boot lid seals.

• Do not use a brush on the car body as this will leave little

scratches.

Suggested washing method:

1. Fill two buckets with water. Add a mild neutral detergent, as

directed by the detergent manufacturer to one of the

buckets.

2. Use a hose to remove all dust and mud residue from the

vehicle. Don't use a strong jet, as this can rub grit over the

paint and scratch it.

3. Soak a large clean wash mitt or a soft clean sponge in the

soapy water, and begin applying it to the vehicle. Wash the

vehicle section by section, starting at the top. Circle around

the car several times, washing lower areas with each round.

Rinse the dirt out of the wash mitt or soft sponge in the

bucket with plain water frequently.

4. After one section is washed, rinse it with the hose before

moving on, don't let the soap dry on the paint as this can

stain it. Always keep the vehicle wet, this will prevent

droplets from drying on the paint and leaving water-spots.

5. Dry the car with a chamois leather before it air-dries.

Paint Work

Modern water based paints are much safer and more

environmentally friendly than solvent based paints. Water based

paints are however more susceptible to contamination and

marking by corrosive substances. The following list is not

exhaustive but does show the most common contaminants which

may adversely affect your paint work:

• Bird droppings,

• Antifreeze,

•Tree sap,

• Oils and greases,

•Insect remains.

Wash such substances from the vehicle using clean warm water

with vehicle shampoo at the earliest opportunity, especially in

sunny weather which can accelerate contamination.

Other groups of contaminants may be added to this list as

experience of water based paints and finishes increases.

Satin Paint

(Optional)

The Aston Martin new car warranty covers defects in

materials or workmanship of the paint work. The warranty

does NOT cover repairs to your satin or matt paint work

caused by negligence, lack of or improper maintenance such

as waxing or polishing the finish, environmental influences,

or improper repairs or damage that causes the satin finish to

become glossy.

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In comparison to conventional paints with a gloss or metallic

surface, satin paint work must be cared for slightly differently. In

order to avoid damage to the satin paint work, make sure that the

cleaning and care points below are followed:

1. Only use cleaning products recommended by Aston Martin.

Abrasive cleaning products will change the satin appearance

of the paint and must not be used.

2. Do not polish or wax the paintwork. This can lead to

glossing of the paintwork.

3. Do not wash the car in an automatic car wash. This will

avoid particles such as sand and dust, from damaging the

painted surface.

4. Only use a soft sponge to clean the vehicle. Do not use

abrasive cleaning tools.

5. Remove insect remains, bird droppings, resins, tar spots,

fuels and oil immediately. Avoid strong rubbing while

cleaning the vehicle.

6. Any stickers applied to the paint work will leave a mark

when removed.

7. Repairs to the paint work must be completed by an Aston

Martin category A or B body shop.

Off-Road Use

If this vehicle has been used to drive in off road environments

additional cleaning may be required, such as under the body to

make sure all mud, salt and other contaminants are removed.

This will help protect the vehicle paintwork, under-body and

external components such as the parking sensors and trailer

electrical connection points.

Alternator

Caution: Do not use a high pressure stream such as a

pressure washer to rinse the alternator. This can cause

internal damage to the alternator.

If the alternator is submerged in muddy water, it should be rinsed

with a hose or similar to remove any mud. Mud and salt residue

can corrode and damage the internal windings. The vehicle

should then be driven to dry the alternator.

Underbody Protection

The underbody of this vehicle is protected with sacrificial

protective panels. Consult your dealer for inspection and repair

as necessary, especially after sustained off-road use or if the

underside of the vehicle been damaged.

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Maintenance and Technical Data

Road Wheels

To avoid possible damage to the alloy road wheels, wheel nuts

and wheel centre trims, from a build up of brake dust wash and

clean the alloy road wheels frequently, using a mild soapy water

solution only. Do not use chemical alloy road wheel cleaners, as

they can often have a high acid or alkaline content and could

cause discolouration. Always clean one wheel at a time and do

not allow the cleaning solution to dry on the wheel. Fully flush off

with clean water.

Headlamp Lenses

Only use a mild soapy water solution when washing the

headlamp lenses. Do not use cleaning materials which contain

solvents.

Cleaning materials which contain solvents, i.e. tar remover,

petrol, waxes or polishes, may damage the headlamp lens.

Under Bonnet Cleaning

Under bonnet cleaning using high pressure hoses or steam

cleaners should not be carried out. The electronic control

module connections and fuse boxes can be damaged by

indiscriminate use of high pressure cleaning equipment.

Polishing

Approximately twice a year, a good quality polish should be

applied to the body work and then buffed, using a soft lint free

cloth.

The alloy wheel rims should be treated with a cleaner which is

specifically manufactured for this purpose.

Bodywork Maintenance

Check the drain holes in the bottom face of each door

periodically and clear if necessary.

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Upholstery, Trim, Carpets and Seats

Warning: Fumes from cleaning solvents may be

dangerous in confined spaces. Make sure that the vehicle is

well ventilated and follow the manufacturer’s printed

instructions when using these products.

Caution: Certain types of clothing, such as denim and

vegetable tanned leather, are prone to ‘dye transfer’. This can

cause discolouration in the leather. Make sure that the

affected areas are cleaned and re-protected as soon as

possible.

The seats and soft trimmed components of this vehicle are

covered in natural leather hide. In general, this natural leather

upholstery requires little attention. The seats should be brushed

with a soft brush from time to time and may be cleaned

occasionally with a cloth damped in soap and water.

Do not use detergents, quick cleansers or furniture polishes.

These products may initially give an impressive result, but their

use will lead to rapid deterioration of the leather and will

invalidate the warranty.

Several times a year, a leather conditioner or preservative should

be used. Appropriate care materials are obtainable from your

Aston Martin Dealer.

Use a soft microfibre cloth to remove dust and loose dirt from

open pore wood trim panels.

Alcantara®

roof linings and other soft trimmed areas may be

brushed with a soft brush. Stains from water based substances

such as coffee, tea or soft drinks should be cleaned as soon as

possible with mild soap and water.

Consult your Aston Martin Dealer for instructions on the removal

of more difficult stains such as oil, grease or ballpoint ink.

Carpets should be cleaned regularly with a vacuum cleaner. Any

stains or grease marks should be removed with a good quality

solvent suitable for use on carpets.

Care and Maintenance of Seat Belts

Caution: Do not allow seat belts to be retracted until they

are completely dry.

To make sure that the restraint webbings are in correct working

order, regularly check the seat belts. Look for fraying, cuts, burns

and similar problems. Make sure that the latches and buckles

operate correctly. If a seat belt is not in good condition or is not

working correctly, consult your Aston Martin Dealer.

Any seat belt that has been worn during a serious collision should

be replaced by an Aston Martin Dealer.

To clean the seat belts, use mild soap and water; do not use

bleach, solvents or dyes, as they can weaken the material. Allow

the seat belts to dry thoroughly before use.

Alcantara is the registered trademark of Alcantara SPA, Italy and used

with permission

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Maintenance and Technical Data

Powertrain Specifications

4.0L V8 Engine

All alloy 32 valve twin turbocharged V8 engine featuring:

• Independent quad-variable camshaft timing.

• Engine stop/start.

• Twin water-to-air charge air coolers.

Engine Capacity

3982 cc (242 CID).

83 mm (3.26 inch) Bore.

92 mm (3.62 inch) Stroke.

Compression Ratio

8.6:1.

Firing Order

1 - 5 - 4 - 2 - 6 - 3 - 7 - 8.

Fuel delivery

Multi-point sequential fuel injection.

Idle Speed

650 rpm.

(Sport+: 800 rpm).

Ignition

'Coil on Plug' Ignition System.

Lubrication

Wet sump pressurised system.

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Transmission

Mid mounted nine-speed automatic gearbox and Stop/Start

ignition support.

All wheel drive system with transmission mounted transfer box,

front and electronic rear differentials.

Front mounted transmission radiator with heat exchanger for

transmission and transfer box .

Final Drive

Electronically controlled locking rear differential.

Torque is limited in 1st and 2nd gear

Gear Ratios

1st 5.354

2nd 3.243

3rd 2.252

4th 1.636

5th 1.211

6th 1.000

7th 0.865

8th 0.717

9th 0.601

Reverse 4.798

Final 3.066

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Performance Dimensions

Interior Dimensions

Dimensions to nearest 5 mm / 0.25 inch.

Maximum Power 405 kW | 542 bhp at 6000 rpm

Maximum Engine Speed 7000 rpm

Maximum Torque 700 Nm | 516 lb.ft from 2000 rpm

Maximum Speed

(Where Permitted)

291 km/h | 181 mph

100 km/h (0-62 mph) 4.5 Seconds

Front

Effective Headroom 1030 mm / 40.5 Inches

Effective Leg-room 1060 mm / 41.75 Inches

Effective Shoulder-room 1485 mm / 58.5 Inches

Rear

Effective Headroom 1015 mm / 40 Inches

Couple Distance

The couple distance is the distance between the hip point for the

rear occupant and the hip point for the front seat occupant.

860 mm / 33.75 Inches

Effective Leg-room 1040 mm / 41 Inches

Effective Shoulder-room 1385 mm / 54.5 Inches

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Loadspace Volumes Vehicle Weights and Masses

Luggage Compartment

Volume Up To Parcel Shelf 490 Litres

17.3 Cu ft

Volume Up To Roof 640 Litres

22.6 Cu ft

Volume With Seats Down 1530 Litres

54 Cu ft

Loadspace Length 1020 mm / 40.25 Inches

Loadspace Length with Seats Down 1780 mm / 70 Inches

Loadspace Width 1160 mm / 45.5 Inches

Vehicle Weights

Unladen Mass 2245 kg / 4950 lbs

Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) 3035 kg / 6690 lbs

Unbraked Towing Capacity 750 kg / 1650 lbs

Maximum Payload

Maximum capacity without optional extras and accessories. Actual

capacity can be reduced due to options.

730 kg / 1610 lbs

Maximum Luggage Compartment Load 100 kg / 220 lbs

Maximum Roof Load

Includes mounting equipment such as roof bars and boxes.

100 kg / 220 lbs

Braked Towing Capacity 2700 kg / 5950 lbs

Maximum Tow Bar Nose Load 120 kg / 265 lbs

Gross Train Weight (GTW) 5735 kg / 12640 lbs

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Maintenance and Technical Data

External Dimensions

All dimensions shown in mm.

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Maintenance and Technical Data

Emergency and Breakdown

Vehicle Recovery

Caution: When the vehicle is moved by transporter make

sure that the vehicle is not strapped down by the suspension

control arms.

Caution: Power braking and power steering are not

available with the engine off. Substantially higher brake pedal

pressures and steering effort are required.

Caution: If there is a transmission fault, this vehicle must

be transported.

If the park brake was applied and the vehicle has lost power, the

park brake will not release. Call Aston Martin Assistance or your

local Aston Martin Dealer.

Your vehicle should always be recovered on a vehicle

transporter

and should only be towed for short distances, for

example, if it is causing an obstruction or if it requires winching

onto a transporter.

Dimension GT Terrain +

A Departure Angle

(Without tow

equipment)

24.3° 27.1°

B Breakover angle 15.1° 18.8°

C Running Clearance 190 mm 235 mm

D Approach Angle 22.2° 25.7°

ESide Slope

(Maximum)

- 27°

F Incline Slope

(Maximum)

- 31°

GWading Depth

(Maximum)

- 500 mm

The recommended method for a recovering vehicle is to have it

transported in a purpose built, covered, vehicle transporter.

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If moving the vehicle in such a situation:

1. Remove the tow eye from its storage location in the vehicle

tool kit (located in the spare wheel well). Insert the tow eye

carefully through the grill and install to the exposed female

threads in the front (A) or rear (B) until fully engaged against

the vehicle body

The tow eye has a left hand thread.

Protect vehicle paint work when installing the tow eye.

2. When being towed use the footbrake very gently when

required, to prevent excessive slack in the tow rope.

There is a cover for the rear tow eye hole.

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Maintenance and Technical Data

Parklock

If the vehicle fails to start or has broken down, the automatic

transmission will move into P (Park) to prevent unintended

vehicle movement. The parklock will not release. Call Aston

Martin Assistance.

Jump Start From Another Vehicle

Warning: The donor vehicle must have a 12 volt battery

and a negative (-) earth terminal to make sure that the

correct battery polarity is maintained.

Caution: Apart from vehicle recovery, this vehicle must

not be driven if the vehicle battery is incapable of starting the

engine. In this case the vehicle battery must be replaced.

Caution: If the voltage or earth of the donor vehicle is

different or not known, do not attempt starting in the way

described.

If this vehicle will not start due to a discharged battery, it may be

started, for vehicle recovery, by connecting the battery from

another vehicle (donor) to this vehicle (recipient).

Jump Start Procedure

Caution: Remove rings, metal watch bands and any other

jewellery.

Caution: Set all electrical motors and ancillaries in both

vehicles to OFF.

Caution: Set all lamps to OFF except those needed to

protect vehicles or illuminate the work area.

Recharge time will depend on the initial ‘state of health’ of

the discharged battery.

If the vehicle still will not start, contact your Aston Martin

Dealer.

1. Position the donor vehicle so that the connecting cables will

reach into the recipient engine bay. Apply the park brake

and leave the engine running.

2. Remove the cover for the jump start terminal (A).

3. Connect the positive cable between the positive terminal of

the donor battery and the positive (+) jump point (A) on the

main power feed.

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4. Connect the negative cable between the negative terminal

of the donor battery and the negative (-) stud (B).

5. Start the donor vehicle engine and increase the engine

speed and run at about 1500 – 2000 rpm for two minutes

The donor vehicle must be set to OFF. If the donor vehicle is

not set to OFF the recipient vehicle will not start.

6. Switch the donor vehicle off.

7. Start the engine of the recipient vehicle.

8. Leave the jump start cables attached and the engines

running for 2 to 3 minutes to allow the battery to charge.

9. Remove the jump start cables, first the negative cable from

both vehicles and then the positive cable from both

vehicles.

Allow the recipient engine to run until the discharged

battery is sufficiently charged (15 to 20 minutes) to start the

engine without assistance. Set the engine to OFF and restart

the engine. Take the vehicle on a long run to fully charge

the battery.

Contact your Aston Martin Dealer to have the battery

checked or replaced.

Charge time can depend on the battery state of the donor vehicle.

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Maintenance and Technical Data

Vehicle Lifting

Warning: Make sure that no persons are in the vehicle

before the vehicle is lifted.

Warning: Make sure that the park brake is applied and

that the vehicle transmission is in P (Park).

Warning: Make sure that the vehicle is parked on firm

and level ground to give a secure base for the jack.

Warning: Do not lift the vehicle by placing a jack or other

lifting equipment under the suspension arms.

Warning: Do not use a jack or other lifting equipment

further inboard on the vehicle than the jacking points

shown.

Set the drive mode to Terrain+ before lifting the vehicle.

If this vehicle is to be raised using a vehicle jack make sure that

the following jacking points are used.

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Spare Wheel

Vehicle Jack Safety

In addition to the general safety guidelines on the previous page,

also take note of the below safety information when using the

vehicle jack.

Warning: Only use the vehicle jack on the approved

lifting points, make sure the head of the jack is correctly

seated before lifting the vehicle. Incorrect use of the jack can

cause the jack to slip and the vehicle to drop, which can

cause injury, death or damage the vehicle.

The vehicle jack is only intended to be used when the

spare wheel needs to be changed and not as a support.

Never work under the vehicle when it is only supported by

the vehicle jack.

Warning: Use the supplied wheel chocks to prevent the

vehicle wheels from rolling when the vehicle is lifted.

To Change The Wheel

Warning: The wheel and tyre assemblies for this vehicle

are heavy. You should have the help of a second person

when lifting and carrying the wheels.

Park off the road, clear of all traffic and on as level, solid ground

as possible. Switch on the hazard warning lights and, where

legally required, display the warning triangle.

1. Remove the spare wheel and the vehicle toolkit from under

the luggage compartment floor.

2. Set the drive mode to Terrain+.

Make sure all doors and tailgate are closed before the vehicle

is lifted.

3. Chock the front and rear of the wheel diagonally opposite to

the wheel being replaced.

4. Fully remove one of the wheel bolts.

If a locking wheel bolt is installed, this should be removed

first.

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5. Install the wheel alignment bolt where the wheel bolt was

removed.

6. Release the remainder of the wheels bolts ½ to 1 turn

(counter-clockwise).

7. Wind the jack handle so that the jack head is near the

height of the jacking points.

8. Put the jack into position below the jacking point.

9. Use the wheel brace to rotate to jack handle to lift the head

of the jack to the jacking point. Make sure the jack head is

correctly located into the jacking point.

10. Use the jack to lift the vehicle until the wheel is clear of the

ground, and allow some additional clearance for the

replacement wheel to be installed.

Warning: Do not raise the jack to its maximum height.

This can cause the vehicle to become unstable and there is a

risk it may fall off the jack. There is a risk of damage to the

vehicle, serious injury or death.

11. Remove the wheel bolts and the wheel.

Caution: Do not place the wheel face down. This will help

prevent damage to the wheel face.

12. Make sure the temporary-use spare tyre is inflated with the

supplied air compressor to the correct pressure before use.

The temporary-use spare tyre is inflated to 4.2 Bar (61 Psi).

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13. Install the spare wheel to the vehicle.

14. Install four of the wheel bolts.

Make sure the wheel evenly contacts the wheel hub.

15. Remove the wheel alignment bolt.

16. Install and tighten the last wheel bolt.

17. Lower the vehicle.

18. Tighten the five wheel bolts to the correct torque value in

the sequence shown on the next page.

Warning: If the wheel brace is used to tighten the wheel

bolts, have the wheel bolt torque checked as soon as

possible. If you do not, there is a risk the wheel bolts may

come loose.

Driving With A Spare Wheel

Warning: Do not drive at speeds of more than 80 km/h

(50 mph) with a temporary spare wheel installed. Avoid hard

acceleration and high speed cornering. The temporary spare

wheel is not designed to operate at high speeds and can fail

which can cause injury or death.

Warning: Do not set the ESP to off with a temporary spare

wheel installed. The handling characteristics of the vehicle

will be changed and it is recommended to use ESP to help

retain control of the vehicle in sudden maneuvers.

The temporary spare wheel is for emergency use only and the

original tyre should be replaced as soon as possible.

Deflating the Spare Wheel

When the original tyre has been replaced or repaired, the spare

wheel must be deflated before it can be returned to the spare

wheel storage area. To deflate the spare wheel, release the valve

on the tyre.

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Maintenance and Technical Data

Wheel Bolt Torque

Caution: You must use an applicable plastic-sleeved

socket to remove, install, and tighten the wheel bolts. This

will help to prevent damage to the surface of the wheel.

All wheel bolts must be tightened in two stages:

• Tighten every second wheel bolt (in the order shown) to 70

Nm (52 lb/ft) until all five bolts are tightened.

If a locking wheel bolt is installed, this should be installed last.

• Tighten every second wheel bolt (in the order shown) to 175

Nm (130 lb/ft) until all five bolts are tightened.

Tyre Repair Kit

Warning: Do not use the system to seal a tyre that was

damaged while driving with insufficient air pressure (e.g.

tyre cuts, cracks, bumps or similar damage). Do not use the

system to seal tyres with side wall damage. Only punctures in

the tread area of tyres may be sealed.

Warning: Do not stand directly beside the tyre while the

compressor is pumping. Watch the side wall of the tyre. If

there are any cracks, bumps or similar damage set the

compressor to OFF. The journey should not be continued.

Contact your nearest Aston Martin Dealer.

Warning: If a tyre pressure of 1.8 bar (26 Psi) cannot be

reached then the tyre can not be sealed. Do not attempt to

re-inflate the tyre. Contact your Aston Martin Dealer.

Warning: If the pressure in the tyre after driving for 3 km

is below 1.3 bar (19 Psi) the tyre has not been effectively

sealed. The journey should not be continued. Contact your

nearest Aston Martin Dealer.

Warning: After a longer period of rest, the tyre pressure

should be rechecked.

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Caution: The tyre sealant kit only provides temporary

mobility. Always refer to local laws and regulations on the use

and repair of tyres that have been treated with any form of

temporary mobility aid. Consult a tyre specialist for advice.

Inform the tyre specialist that the tyre contains sealant.

Remains of liquid sealant must be handed over to your dealer

or disposed of in compliance with local waste disposal

regulations. Dispose of empty sealant bottles together with

normal household waste.

Operation

Remove the tyre sealant kit from its location in the boot. Follow

the instructions detailed on the lid.

Read the following instructions and warnings carefully before

using the tyre sealant kit. Compliance with these instructions is

vital to make sure of vehicle and user safety. Non-compliance

with these instructions means risking severe tyre damage and

hazardous vehicle behaviour which can lead to a road accident

involving damage to property or injury to persons.

It will be necessary to use two canisters (supplied) to repair a

tyre on this vehicle.

• Make sure that the vehicle is parked far enough from traffic so

that there is no danger from passing vehicles and so that you

do not disrupt the traffic.

Warn other vehicles using the warning triangle.

• A maximum speed of 80 km/h (50 mph) may not be

exceeded at any time after sealing the tyre with the system.

• The system provides only a temporary emergency repair for

continuing the journey up to 200 km (125 miles) or to the

nearest Aston Martin Dealer.

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• If the nearest Aston Martin Dealer is over 200 km (125 miles)

away, contact your Aston Martin Dealer.

• The system will effectively seal a tyre that was punctured by

an object with a diameter of up to 6 mm. It is possible that a

tyre, especially with greater damage, will not be sealed. Do

not remove objects that punctured the tyre if they are still

lodged in the tyre.

• The sealant bottle needs to be exchanged before it expires.

Do not use the system after the expiry date on the sealant

bottle or casing has been reached. Contact your nearest

Aston Martin Dealer.

• Do not attempt to inflate other objects without using a system

adapter and do not inflate objects with a volume greater than

50 litre (air mattresses, rubber boats, etc.). Do not let the

system pump air for more than 10 minutes without stopping it

and allowing it to cool down.

Both the hose and the bottle of sealant need to be replaced after

using the system. Sealant deposits in a used hose may cause the

system to operate incorrectly. New bottles of sealant can be

purchased from your Aston Martin Dealer.

Fuel

Fuel Filling

The fuel tank filler neck has a restricted opening which will

only accept the fuel supply nozzle of unleaded fuel pumps.

Open the fuel flap by pressing down on the rear edge of the fuel

flap. If the filler flap will not open use the fuel filler flap

emergency release.

The fuel system will not let the fuel tank overfill but there will be

times when the fuel nozzle will shut OFF prematurely. If this

happens only try to fill the fuel tank one more time, continued

attempts will result in fuel spillage. Wait 10 seconds before

removing the refuelling nozzle.

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Fuel Filler Bowl

To stop water gathering in the fuel filler bowl and flowing into the

fuel tank, the fuel filler bowl has a pipe to let the water drain from

the bowl. During fuel filling, check and make sure that any debris

which may block the pipe is removed.

Fuel Cut-Off

In the event of a vehicle accident the vehicle electronics will

enter crash mode. Power to the fuel pumps will stop, thereby

reducing fire risk.

Fuel Filler Flap Emergency Release

Caution: The emergency release cable only unlocks the

fuel flap. It does not open the fuel flap. Do not pull too hard

on the emergency release cable. This can cause the

emergency release cable to snap.

To manually unlock the fuel filler flap, pull the emergency release

(ER) tab in the luggage compartment. Open the fuel flap as

normal by pressing down on the rear edge of the fuel flap.

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Aston Martin Facilities .........................................................A.2

Vehicle Provenance.............................................................A.3

Servicing .............................................................................A.5

Service Record ....................................................................A.7

Replacement of Airbag Units .............................................A.30

Replacement of Seat Belt Pre-tensioners............................A.30

Field Service Actions .........................................................A.31

Service Action Recalls........................................................A.32

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Aston Martin Facilities

A full list of Aston Martin Dealers, Authorised Body Repair

Centres and Authorised Service Centres worldwide, can be found

at:

www.astonmartin.com

Every effort is made to make sure that the information given in

the dealer list is accurate and up-to-date. However changes

amongst holders of the Aston Martin franchise can occur. Neither

Aston Martin nor any listed Importer or Dealer shall in any

circumstances be held liable for any inaccuracy, or the

consequences thereof.

Dealers and Service Centres are also available as a point of

interest (POI) in the satellite navigation system.

Aston Martin Franchise Dealers

Dealers all aim to conform to Aston Martin standards of

excellence in both sales and service. However, all vehicles sold as

Aston Martins are required to meet local legislation requirements.

Should service be required in a country other than that in which

this vehicle was originally purchased, every effort will be made to

meet the owner’s requirements, but the availability of certain

parts may be affected by differences in vehicle and component

specifications.

Aston Martin Dealers are independent traders, they are not the

Company’s Agents, and therefore have no authority to bind the

Company or to enter into any financial or other commitments on

the Company’s behalf.

Only Aston Martin Dealers are authorised to carry out warranty

work.

Aston Martin Authorised Service Centres

All Aston Martin Approved Service Centres have been assessed

and audited to Aston Martin standards. Every effort is made to

make sure that the information given in the Aston Martin

Authorised Service Centres list is accurate and up-to-date.

However changes can occur. Neither Aston Martin nor any Aston

Martin Authorised Service Centre shall in any circumstances be

held liable for any inaccuracy, or the consequences thereof.

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Aston Martin Authorised Body Repairers

A full list of Aston Martin Authorised Body Repairers worldwide

can be found at:

www.astonmartin.com

All Aston Martin Approved Body Repair centres have been

assessed and audited to Aston Martin Body Repair Centre

standards in either Category A or B.

Category A

Repairs to the bonded aluminium structure and all paint related

and light structural damage.

Category B

All paint related and light structural damage.

Every effort is made to make sure that the information given in

the Aston Martin Authorised Body Repairers list is accurate and

up-to-date. However changes can occur. Neither Aston Martin

nor any Aston Martin Authorised Body Repairer shall in any

circumstances be held liable for any inaccuracy, or the

consequences thereof.

Vehicle Provenance

Model:

Vehicle Identification Number:

As on the VIN plate

Body Colour:

Interior Primary Colour:

Interior Secondary Colour:

Stitch Colour:

Fascia Colour:

Jewellery Pack Colour:

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First Owner

Selling Dealer

Delivery Date

Second Owner

Selling Dealer

Delivery Date

Third Owner

Selling Dealer

Delivery Date

Fourth Owner

Selling Dealer

Delivery Date

Fifth Owner

Selling Dealer

Delivery Date

Sixth Owner

Selling Dealer

Delivery Date

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Servicing

Service Tables

Vehicle servicing is annual or at the distance specified in the oil service table, which ever occurs first.

The following service schedules are recommended for this vehicle. The schedules may be modified if necessary. Please consult your

Aston Martin Dealer for details of any service schedule updates.

Item

Annual Service Inspections

Examine the condition, operation, adjustment and attachment of the below items:

Engine and transmission mounting system. Check for leaks.

Accessory drive belt.

Fuel system. Examine for leaks and wear.

Cooling system. Examine for leaks.

Air conditioning system.

Drive shafts.

Wheel arch liners and under body protection.

Suspension and steering system. Examine for leaks and wear.

Brake system including park brake. Examine for leaks and wear.

Wheels, tyres and tyre pressure monitoring system. Check tyre pressures and adjust as necessary.

Exhaust system, heat shields and bypass valves. Check for leaks.

Lamp units and the vehicle horn.

Windscreen wiper blades and wash system including fluid levels and adjust accordingly. Examine for leaks and wear.

Occupant restraint systems including airbags, seatbelts and child seat attachment points.

Locks, latches and hinges. Check powered openings such as tailgate for correct operation. Lubricate any joints as necessary.

Instrument cluster and warning symbols.

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Service

Caution: If this vehicle is used consistently in a sustained

high speed or track environment, the service life of rear

differential oil will be reduced. If this happens, then the fluid

for the rear differential must be changed at next service and

will be indicated by dealer diagnostics check.

Oil Service Tables

Item Interval

Fluids and Consumables

Replace the engine oil and engine

oil filter.

Refer to Table

Replace the spark plugs. 64,000 km / 40,000 miles

Replace engine coolant. 120,000 km / 75,000 miles

6 Years

Replace the air filters. 50,000 km / 31,000 miles

3 Years

Replace the pollen filter

(optional).

32,000 km / 20,000 miles

2 years

Check and adjust the oil level in

the rear differential.

2 years

Replace the oil in the automatic

Transmission.

80,000 km / 50,000 miles

Replace the oil in the transfer

case.

80,000 km / 50,000 miles

Replace the oil in the rear

differential (initial service only).

16,000 km / 10,000 miles

Replace the oil in the rear

differential.

60,000 km / 37,500 miles

Replace the brake fluid. 2 years

Middle East and North Africa Service Interval

Bahrain 15,000 km / 9,300 miles

Egypt 10,000 km / 6,200 miles

Israel 15,000 km / 9,300 miles

Jordan 15,000 km / 9,300 miles

Kuwait 15,000 km / 9,300 miles

Lebanon 15,000 km / 9,300 miles

Morocco 12,000 km / 7,500 miles

Oman 15,000 km / 9,300 miles

Qatar 15,000 km / 9,300 miles

Saudi Arabia 15,000 km / 9,300 miles

Turkey 15,000 km / 9,300 miles

United Arab Emirates 15,000 km / 9,300 miles

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Service Record

The following service records cover the regular annual services or

at the specified distance intervals (which ever occurs first). Make

sure that each service entry is stamped and signed as completed.

Vehicle Model:

___________________________________________________

Registration Number:

___________________________________________________

Vehicle Identification Number (VIN):

___________________________________________________

Delivery Date:

___________________________________________________

Asia and Asia Pacific Service Interval

Australia 16,000 km / 10,000 miles

China 10,000 km / 6,200 miles

Hong Kong 10,000 km / 6,200 miles

India 15000 km / 9,300 miles

Indonesia 8,000 km / 5,000 miles

Japan 15,000 km / 9,300 miles

South Korea 15,000 km / 9,300 miles

Malaysia 12,000 km / 7,500 miles

New Zealand 16,000 km / 10,000 miles

Philippines 10,000 km / 6,200 miles

Singapore 15,000 km / 9,300 miles

Taiwan 8,000 km / 5,000 miles

Thailand 10,000 km / 6,200 miles

Vietnam 8,000 km / 5,000 miles

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Service

Free Pre-delivery Inspection

Service Actions Checked:

Open Service Actions Completed:

Signature:

Date:

Yes / No

Initial Rear Differential Service Stamp

Odometer:

Service Advisor Name:

Service Advisor Signature:

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Service Information

Odometer:

Technician Name:

Date:

Next Service Due:

Service Details

Service Actions Checked:

Air Filter Changed:

Pollen Filter Changed:

Spark Plugs Changed:

Anti Corrosion Inspection:

Fluids Changed:

Yes / No

Authorised Dealer Stamp

Service Advisor Name:

Service Advisor Signature:

Additional Service Information

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Service Information

Odometer:

Technician Name:

Date:

Next Service Due:

Service Details

Service Actions Checked:

Air Filter Changed:

Pollen Filter Changed:

Spark Plugs Changed:

Anti Corrosion Inspection:

Fluids Changed:

Yes / No

Authorised Dealer Stamp

Service Advisor Name:

Service Advisor Signature:

Additional Service Information

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Service Information

Odometer:

Technician Name:

Date:

Next Service Due:

Service Details

Service Actions Checked:

Air Filter Changed:

Pollen Filter Changed:

Spark Plugs Changed:

Anti Corrosion Inspection:

Fluids Changed:

Yes / No

Authorised Dealer Stamp

Service Advisor Name:

Service Advisor Signature:

Additional Service Information

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Service Information

Odometer:

Technician Name:

Date:

Next Service Due:

Service Details

Service Actions Checked:

Air Filter Changed:

Pollen Filter Changed:

Spark Plugs Changed:

Anti Corrosion Inspection:

Fluids Changed:

Yes / No

Authorised Dealer Stamp

Service Advisor Name:

Service Advisor Signature:

Additional Service Information

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Service Information

Odometer:

Technician Name:

Date:

Next Service Due:

Service Details

Service Actions Checked:

Air Filter Changed:

Pollen Filter Changed:

Spark Plugs Changed:

Anti Corrosion Inspection:

Fluids Changed:

Yes / No

Authorised Dealer Stamp

Service Advisor Name:

Service Advisor Signature:

Additional Service Information

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Service

Service Information

Odometer:

Technician Name:

Date:

Next Service Due:

Service Details

Service Actions Checked:

Air Filter Changed:

Pollen Filter Changed:

Spark Plugs Changed:

Anti Corrosion Inspection:

Fluids Changed:

Yes / No

Authorised Dealer Stamp

Service Advisor Name:

Service Advisor Signature:

Additional Service Information

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A.15

Service Information

Odometer:

Technician Name:

Date:

Next Service Due:

Service Details

Service Actions Checked:

Air Filter Changed:

Pollen Filter Changed:

Spark Plugs Changed:

Anti Corrosion Inspection:

Fluids Changed:

Yes / No

Authorised Dealer Stamp

Service Advisor Name:

Service Advisor Signature:

Additional Service Information

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Service

Service Information

Odometer:

Technician Name:

Date:

Next Service Due:

Service Details

Service Actions Checked:

Air Filter Changed:

Pollen Filter Changed:

Spark Plugs Changed:

Anti Corrosion Inspection:

Fluids Changed:

Yes / No

Authorised Dealer Stamp

Service Advisor Name:

Service Advisor Signature:

Additional Service Information

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Service

A.17

Service Information

Odometer:

Technician Name:

Date:

Next Service Due:

Service Details

Service Actions Checked:

Air Filter Changed:

Pollen Filter Changed:

Spark Plugs Changed:

Anti Corrosion Inspection:

Fluids Changed:

Yes / No

Authorised Dealer Stamp

Service Advisor Name:

Service Advisor Signature:

Additional Service Information

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Service

Service Information

Odometer:

Technician Name:

Date:

Next Service Due:

Service Details

Service Actions Checked:

Air Filter Changed:

Pollen Filter Changed:

Spark Plugs Changed:

Anti Corrosion Inspection:

Fluids Changed:

Yes / No

Authorised Dealer Stamp

Service Advisor Name:

Service Advisor Signature:

Additional Service Information

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Service

A.19

Service Information

Odometer:

Technician Name:

Date:

Next Service Due:

Service Details

Service Actions Checked:

Air Filter Changed:

Pollen Filter Changed:

Spark Plugs Changed:

Anti Corrosion Inspection:

Fluids Changed:

Yes / No

Authorised Dealer Stamp

Service Advisor Name:

Service Advisor Signature:

Additional Service Information

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Service

Service Information

Odometer:

Technician Name:

Date:

Next Service Due:

Service Details

Service Actions Checked:

Air Filter Changed:

Pollen Filter Changed:

Spark Plugs Changed:

Anti Corrosion Inspection:

Fluids Changed:

Yes / No

Authorised Dealer Stamp

Service Advisor Name:

Service Advisor Signature:

Additional Service Information

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Service

A.21

Service Information

Odometer:

Technician Name:

Date:

Next Service Due:

Service Details

Service Actions Checked:

Air Filter Changed:

Pollen Filter Changed:

Spark Plugs Changed:

Anti Corrosion Inspection:

Fluids Changed:

Yes / No

Authorised Dealer Stamp

Service Advisor Name:

Service Advisor Signature:

Additional Service Information

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A.22

Service

Service Information

Odometer:

Technician Name:

Date:

Next Service Due:

Service Details

Service Actions Checked:

Air Filter Changed:

Pollen Filter Changed:

Spark Plugs Changed:

Anti Corrosion Inspection:

Fluids Changed:

Yes / No

Authorised Dealer Stamp

Service Advisor Name:

Service Advisor Signature:

Additional Service Information

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A.23

Service Information

Odometer:

Technician Name:

Date:

Next Service Due:

Service Details

Service Actions Checked:

Air Filter Changed:

Pollen Filter Changed:

Spark Plugs Changed:

Anti Corrosion Inspection:

Fluids Changed:

Yes / No

Authorised Dealer Stamp

Service Advisor Name:

Service Advisor Signature:

Additional Service Information

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Service

Service Information

Odometer:

Technician Name:

Date:

Next Service Due:

Service Details

Service Actions Checked:

Air Filter Changed:

Pollen Filter Changed:

Spark Plugs Changed:

Anti Corrosion Inspection:

Fluids Changed:

Yes / No

Authorised Dealer Stamp

Service Advisor Name:

Service Advisor Signature:

Additional Service Information

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A.25

Service Information

Odometer:

Technician Name:

Date:

Next Service Due:

Service Details

Service Actions Checked:

Air Filter Changed:

Pollen Filter Changed:

Spark Plugs Changed:

Anti Corrosion Inspection:

Fluids Changed:

Yes / No

Authorised Dealer Stamp

Service Advisor Name:

Service Advisor Signature:

Additional Service Information

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Service

Service Information

Odometer:

Technician Name:

Date:

Next Service Due:

Service Details

Service Actions Checked:

Air Filter Changed:

Pollen Filter Changed:

Spark Plugs Changed:

Anti Corrosion Inspection:

Fluids Changed:

Yes / No

Authorised Dealer Stamp

Service Advisor Name:

Service Advisor Signature:

Additional Service Information

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Service Information

Odometer:

Technician Name:

Date:

Next Service Due:

Service Details

Service Actions Checked:

Air Filter Changed:

Pollen Filter Changed:

Spark Plugs Changed:

Anti Corrosion Inspection:

Fluids Changed:

Yes / No

Authorised Dealer Stamp

Service Advisor Name:

Service Advisor Signature:

Additional Service Information

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Service

Service Information

Odometer:

Technician Name:

Date:

Next Service Due:

Service Details

Service Actions Checked:

Air Filter Changed:

Pollen Filter Changed:

Spark Plugs Changed:

Anti Corrosion Inspection:

Fluids Changed:

Yes / No

Authorised Dealer Stamp

Service Advisor Name:

Service Advisor Signature:

Additional Service Information

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Service

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Service Information

Odometer:

Technician Name:

Date:

Next Service Due:

Service Details

Service Actions Checked:

Air Filter Changed:

Pollen Filter Changed:

Spark Plugs Changed:

Anti Corrosion Inspection:

Fluids Changed:

Yes / No

Authorised Dealer Stamp

Service Advisor Name:

Service Advisor Signature:

Additional Service Information

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A.30

Service

Replacement of Airbag Units

Aston Martin recommend that all airbag units are replaced every

10 years from the date of manufacture. To make sure this is

completed correctly and safely, this work should be carried out

by your Aston Martin Dealership.

Replacement of Seat Belt Pre-tensioners

Aston Martin recommend that all seat belt pre-tensioners units

are replaced every 10 years from the date of manufacture. To

make sure this is completed correctly and safely, this work should

be carried out by your Aston Martin Dealership.

Airbag Replacement 10th Year

Odometer:

Date:

Signature:

Airbag Replacement 20th Year

Odometer:

Date:

Signature:

Seat Belt Pre-Tensioners Replacement 10th Year

Odometer:

Date:

Signature:

Seat Belt Pre-Tensioners Replacement 20th Year

Odometer:

Date:

Signature:

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Service

A.31

Field Service Actions

Action No. Date Dealer Action No. Date Dealer

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A.32

Service

Service Action Recalls

Action No. Date Dealer Recall No. Date Dealer

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Aston Martin Warranty

Vehicle Warranties ..............................................................B.2

Warranty Period..................................................................B.5

Who May Repair the Vehicle...............................................B.5

Wear and Tear Items...........................................................B.6

What is Not Covered...........................................................B.7

Customer Responsibility ......................................................B.8

Warranty Coverage when Touring .......................................B.8

Aston Martin Extended Warranty.........................................B.9

Consumer Law ....................................................................B.9

Owner And Vehicle Details ...............................................B.10

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B.2

Aston Martin Warranty

Vehicle Warranties

Aston Martin gives a Warranty for each new Aston Martin vehicle

and each replacement vehicle or assembly manufactured or

supplied by the Company to be free from defects in material and

workmanship under normal use and service for the applicable

Warranty period.

The warranties provided herein are for the benefit of the original

purchaser and any subsequent owner during the relevant

Warranty Period (defined below) in the Serviced Countries

(defined below).

An Aston Martin vehicle is built and homologated to support the

Region for which it is manufactured and is compliant with the

local regulatory requirements of that Region. As a result, the

warranties cover Aston Martin vehicles that are built for and

supplied to the Region.

For the purposes of this Owner’s Guide, Region means one of the

following territories:

• the Americas, including the United States, Canada, and South

America; or

• the United Kingdom, Europe, Russia and South Africa; or

• the Middle East, North Africa; or

• Asia Pacific, including India, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong,

Singapore, Australia and New Zealand.

•China

'Serviced Countries' means either: (a) any country in the Region

from which your Aston Martin vehicle was purchased, where

there is an Aston Martin authorised dealer or repairer; or (b) any

country agreed in writing with Aston Martin.

Tyres are covered separately by the tyre manufacturer.

Dealers are expected to offer assistance to the customer in

pursuing a claim against the tyre manufacturer.

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B.3

Exchange Parts Under Warranty

New parts will only be used for repairs at PDI and during the first

three months or 5000 km/3000 miles (which ever occurs first)

from the date the vehicle is handed over to the first retail

customer. Thereafter exchange parts must be used where

available under Aston Martin’s exchange plan.

Anti Perforation Corrosion Protection Warranty

The vehicles bodywork is protected by an Anti Perforation

Corrosion Warranty. Should any part of the bodywork of the

Aston Martin vehicle be perforated, the panel(s) affected by the

perforation will be repaired or replaced.

The term ‘perforation’ means a hole that penetrates through a

body panel from the inside.

Emissions Defect Warranty

(South Korea Only)

This vehicle is covered by an Emissions Defect Warranty. As part

of this warranty Aston Martin warrants that:

• You will not be charged for repair, replacement, or

adjustment of defective emissions-related parts

• Your vehicle or engine is designed, built, and equipped to

meet - at the time it is sold - the appropriate emissions

regulations

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B.4

Aston Martin Warranty

What is Covered

Some items and equipment in this list may not be installed to

this vehicle and therefore may not be applicable.

• Air and Fuel Feedback Control System and Sensor

• Air Filter Housing

• Altitude Compensation System

• Camshaft Adjuster

• Camshaft Position Sensor

• Carbon Canister

• Catalytic Converter

• Charge Air Cooler

• Controls for Deceleration

• Electronic Ignition System

• Electronic Engine Control Sensors and Switches

• Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) Valve, Spacer, Plate and

Associated Parts

•Exhaust Gas Oxygen Sensors

• Exhaust Heat Control Valve

• Exhaust Manifold and Gasket

• Fuel Filler Neck

• Fuel Delivery Module

• Fuel Filter

•Fuel Injector

• Fuel Level Sender

• Fuel Rail Assembly

•Fuel Tank

• Fuel Vapour Storage Canister, Liquid Separator and

Associated Controls

• Ignition Coil and / or Control Module

• Intake Manifold (Includes Boost Air Distribution Lines)

• Instrument Cluster (Malfunction Indicator Lamp)

• PCV System and Oil Filler Cap

• Engine Control Module

• Transmission Control Module

• Pulsed Secondary Air Injection Valve / Secondary Air Injection

Pump and Associated Parts

• Spark Control Components

• Spark Plugs

• Throttle Air Control By-pass Valve

• Throttle Body Assembly

• Turbocharger

• Volume Air Flow Sensor.

Also covered by the two emissions warranties are all emissions-

related bulbs, hoses, clamps, brackets, tubes, gaskets, seals, belts,

connectors, and wiring harnesses that are used with components

on the list of parts, above.

What is Not Covered?

Aston Martin may deny you warranty coverage if your vehicle or

a part has failed because of abuse, neglect, improper

maintenance, unapproved modifications, or any items included

in ‘What Is Not Covered’.

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B.5

Warranty Period

The period of cover for all types of warranty commences on the

day the vehicle is handed over to the first registered keeper of the

car (first registered keeper shall mean the Dealer in the context of

demonstration vehicles).

The Vehicle Warranty period of cover is three years with

unlimited mileage.

The Anti-Perforation Corrosion Warranty period of cover is

ten years with unlimited mileage.

Emission Defect Warranty

(South Korea Only)

Catalytic converters and electronic control units are covered for

5 years All other emission-related components are covered for 3

years.

Who May Repair the Vehicle

Franchise Holders or Approved Repairers, who are appointed

and receive full technical support from Aston Martin, provide

facilities for the servicing and repair of Aston Martin motorcars.

Only such Franchise Holders or Approved Repairs will under the

terms of this warranty, repair replace or readjust, free of charge

to the owner, any part or assemble proved to Aston Martin's

satisfaction to show a defect in materials or workmanship within

the applicable period.

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B.6

Aston Martin Warranty

Wear and Tear Items

Items that are subject to wear and tear are generally divided into

two categories, namely those specified for replacement or

adjustment during scheduled maintenance and those that

require replacement or adjustment dependent upon conditions

of use.

Scheduled Maintenance Items

The items listed below are covered by the Vehicle Warranty up

to the first scheduled change point that replacement or

adjustment is required during scheduled maintenance

operations. The customer literature supplied with the new

Vehicle includes a service book setting out such scheduled

maintenance operations.

• Drive belts

• Spark plugs

• Oil, air, pollen and fuel filters.

The period of warranty cover for any item may not exceed the

time and distance limitation of the vehicle warranty.

Wear and Tear Items

The items listed below are recognised as having a limited service

life or are subject to wear or damage. However, these items are

covered by the vehicle warranty for up to one year or the first

service, which ever occurs first.

• Wiper blades.

• Wheel alignment and balancing.

• Adjustments, including but not limited to: headlamp and

hinged panel adjustments, suspension tightening, steering

geometry adjustments, emission and fuel systems checks.

• Vehicle key batteries.

Brake pads, brake discs and other friction related

components are not covered when replacement is due to wear

and tear, but they are covered against manufacturing defects

(whether in material or workmanship) for the duration of the

Vehicle Warranty.

Consumables

Replacement or top up of consumable fluids, e.g. oils, antifreeze,

brake fluid, windscreen wash solution and refrigerant, will only

be covered when they are used as part of a warranty repair.

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B.7

What is Not Covered

Vehicle Warranty

Aston Martin is not responsible for any repair or replacement that

is required as a direct result of:

• Normal wear and tear.

• Friction related components, e.g. brake pads and brake discs.

• Failure to properly maintain the vehicle in accordance with

Aston Martin’s maintenance schedules and service

instructions.

• Failure to use Aston Martin specified parts or fluids during a

warranty repair (or parts of equivalent quality during a retail

repair).

• Damage resulting from neglect, accident, flooding or

improper use.

• Any modification of the vehicle or parts which is not

authorised by Aston Martin, including any engine

performance enhancement modifications.

• Refilling or topping up with incorrect fuel, e.g. diesel instead

of petrol.

• Use of bio ethanol alternative fuels.

• Use of a fuel not approved or recommended by Aston Martin

in the Owner's Guide is considered misfuelling, and that any

damage resulting from mis-fuelling is not covered by the

vehicle warranty.

• Defects caused as a result of the vehicle being used in motor

sport or track events or for any other purpose other than

normal private or commercial use.

• Any vehicle that has had its vehicle identification number

altered or removed, or on which the odometer reading has

been unlawfully altered.

Paint Surface and Corrosion Protection

Aston Martin is not responsible for any repair or replacement that

is required as a direct result of the following:

• Failure to properly maintain paint and bodywork by regular

cleaning in accordance with Aston Martin instructions.

• Factors beyond Aston Martin’s control, such as environmental

hazards (including industrial fallout, storm damage, acid rain)

and damage (including stone chips, scratches and use of

unsuitable cleaning agents).

• Accident repairs using materials or methods of repair that

have not been approved by Aston Martin.

• Alterations of the vehicle from Aston Martin’s original

specification.

• Failure to rectify on a timely basis any paint or corrosion

damage as recorded in the vehicle documentation by a dealer

at the time of the annual inspection.

Other Exclusions

The Aston Martin warranty excludes liability for any lost time,

inconvenience, loss of transportation, or any other incidental or

consequential damage you (or anyone else) may incur as a result

of a defect covered by this warranty.

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B.8

Aston Martin Warranty

Customer Responsibility

This handbook describes the proper care and use of the vehicle.

Proper maintenance and use guard against major repair expenses

resulting from misuse, neglect or inadequate maintenance, and

may help increase the value that the customer may receive when

selling the vehicle.

The Customer is responsible to:

• Make sure that the vehicle is maintained in accordance with

the vehicle service and maintenance guide published in the

customer literature.

Failure to perform maintenance promptly and in accordance

with Aston Martin's specified service intervals will invalidate

warranty coverage on the parts affected.

• The customer is required to take the vehicle to a dealer for

any warranty repairs as soon as practicable after a defect is

detected.

• Make sure that the Service and Maintenance schedule has

been stamped by the servicing dealer after the completion of

a scheduled service operation.

• Make sure that paint and bodywork is maintained by regular

cleaning in accordance with the vehicle manufacturer’s

instructions.

• Make sure that the body panels are examined annually by an

authorised Aston Martin Dealer and that this inspection is

recorded in the Owner's Handbook.

Warranty Coverage when Touring

Aston Martin has a comprehensive service network in most parts

of the world. Any authorised Aston Martin Dealer can carry out

repairs under the terms of the vehicle warranty. Under normal

circumstances, the customer should not be required to pay for

any warranty work performed by an Aston Martin Dealer.

It is the customer’s responsibility to produce the warranty

documentation issued with the new vehicle. This establishes the

customers right to warranty coverage and the relevant

maintenance and service records. If the customer is unable do so,

the dealer should seek advice from Aston Martin.

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Aston Martin Warranty

B.9

Aston Martin Extended Warranty

Aston Martin Extended Warranty is specifically designed to

provide the customer with first class after-sales protection from

unexpected repair costs when the vehicle warranty has expired,

and the knowledge that your Aston Martin will be repaired by

trained technicians using only genuine Aston Martin parts.

Contact your Aston Martin Dealer for more information on the

benefits and protection provided by the Aston Martin Extended

Warranty.

Consumer Law

The Warranty is a manufacturer’s warranty that supplements and

does not affect the Owner’s legal rights under the vehicle

purchase agreement or under applicable national legislation

governing the sale of consumer goods.

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B.10

Aston Martin Warranty

Owner And Vehicle Details

Name:

Address:

Post Code:

Registration Plate No.:

VIN No.:

Engine No.:

Warranty Start Date:

If the vehicle is sold, the benefits of any un-expired portion of the

warranties can be transferred to the new owner.

The new owner should complete a ‘tear off’ sheet (next page) and

send the new details to:

Aston Martin Warranty Department

Aston Martin Lagonda Limited

Banbury Road

Gaydon

Warwick

CV35 0DB

England

Signature:

Date:

Dealer Stamp

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B.11

Owner Warranty Transfer (2)

VIN No.:

Odometer:

Date of Purchase:

Name:

Address:

Post Code:

Telephone No.:

Email Address:

Signature:

Date:

Owner Warranty Transfer (1)

VIN No.:

Odometer:

Date of Purchase:

Name:

Address:

Post Code:

Telephone No.:

Email Address:

Signature:

Date:

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B.12

Aston Martin Warranty

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B.13

Owner Warranty Transfer (4)

VIN No.:

Odometer:

Date of Purchase:

Name:

Address:

Post Code:

Telephone No.:

Email Address:

Signature:

Date:

Owner Warranty Transfer (3)

VIN No.:

Odometer:

Date of Purchase:

Name:

Address:

Post Code:

Telephone No.:

Email Address:

Signature:

Date:

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B.14

Aston Martin Warranty

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B.15

Owner Warranty Transfer (6)

VIN No.:

Odometer:

Date of Purchase:

Name:

Address:

Post Code:

Telephone No.:

Email Address:

Signature:

Date:

Owner Warranty Transfer (5)

VIN No.:

Odometer:

Date of Purchase:

Name:

Address:

Post Code:

Telephone No.:

Email Address:

Signature:

Date:

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B.16

Aston Martin Warranty

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Alphabetical Index

Accessory Sockets

...................................................................... 3.39

Adaptive Cruise Control

........................................................... 5.11

Anti-Theft Systems

..................................................................... 2.15

Alarm

...................................................................................... 2.16

Engine Immobiliser

............................................................... 2.16

Motion Sensor

....................................................................... 2.16

Tow Away Protection

........................................................... 2.16

Apple CarPlay

.............................................................................. 8.7

Aston Martin Facilities

................................................................. A.2

Aston Martin Warranty

............................................................... B.1

Audio

Specification

............................................................................ 8.2

Blind Spot Assist

......................................................................... 5.16

Bonnet Release

.......................................................................... 11.6

Brakes

.......................................................................................... 5.22

Brake Warnings

..................................................................... 5.25

Footbrake

............................................................................... 5.22

Park Brake

.............................................................................. 5.27

Centre Stack Controls

................................................................. 4.6

Child Safety

................................................................................ 3.18

Child seat installation

........................................................... 3.24

Front Child Seat Installation

................................................ 3.25

Occupant Classification System

.......................................... 3.20

Rear Child Seat Installation

.................................................. 3.26

Tether Anchors

.......................................................................3.28

Climate

Climate Menu

..........................................................................6.6

Climate Control

Automatic Climate Control

....................................................6.5

Manual Climate Control

.........................................................6.6

Climate Controls

..........................................................................6.2

Switches

....................................................................................6.2

Cylinder Deactivation

................................................................5.38

Data Recording

........................................................................... D.3

Defrosting and Demisting

Automatic

.................................................................................6.7

Driving Systems

Active Brake Assist

.................................................................5.26

Lane Keep Assist

....................................................................5.19

Traffic Sign Assist

...................................................................5.21

Driving Techniques

......................................................................5.2

Easy Entry/Exit

.............................................................................2.10

Engine Start

...................................................................................5.4

Fluid Capacities

........................................................................11.12

Fluid Specifications

..................................................................11.12

Fluids and Capacities

.................................................................11.8

Fuel

............................................................................................11.52

Fuses

..........................................................................................11.18

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C.2

Alphabetical Index

Gasoline Particulate Filter (GPF)

..............................................5.40

Hill Descent Control

..................................................................5.14

Homelink Wireless Control

......................................................2.17

Instrument Cluster

Media

......................................................................................4.14

.......................................................................................4.13

Navigation

..............................................................................4.14

Radio

.......................................................................................4.14

Service

.....................................................................................4.14

Telephone

..............................................................................4.14

Trip

..........................................................................................4.14

Instrument Display

.......................................................................4.2

Jump Start

.................................................................................11.44

Key Battery Replacement

........................................................... 2.5

Lamps

........................................................................................11.31

Lighting

........................................................................................4.16

Auto Main Beam

...................................................................4.17

Exterior

....................................................................................4.16

Interior

....................................................................................4.19

Locking and Opening

Outside

.....................................................................................2.8

Media

Sound

....................................................................................... 8.8

Memory Functions

.................................................................... 3.10

Mirrors

........................................................................................... 3.7

Exterior

..................................................................................... 3.8

Interior

...................................................................................... 3.7

Multimedia

Media

........................................................................................ 8.5

Radio Menu

............................................................................. 8.3

Navigation

Options

..................................................................................... 7.7

Using the map

......................................................................... 7.2

Occupant Restraint System

...................................................... 3.11

ORC

Airbags

.................................................................................... 3.17

Seat Belts

................................................................................ 3.13

Owner Maintenance Checks

................................................... 11.5

Park Assist Systems

.................................................................... 5.41

360° Camera System

............................................................ 5.45

Active Park Assist

................................................................... 5.43

Performance

............................................................................. 11.38

Quick Start

Driving Position

....................................................................... 1.3

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Alphabetical Index

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Infotainment

.......................................................................... 1.11

Vehicle Controls

...................................................................... 1.5

Vehicle Key

.............................................................................. 1.2

Replacement of Airbag Units Record

.....................................A.30

Replacement of Seat Belt Pre-tensioners Record

..................A.30

Safety Defects - Reporting

..........................................................D.4

Seat Adjustment

........................................................................... 3.2

Service Record

............................................................................. A.7

Servicing

........................................................................................ A.5

Servicing Precautions

................................................................ 11.3

Settings

System

.................................................................................... 10.5

Spare Wheel

............................................................................. 11.47

Specifications

Body

...................................................................................... 11.14

Brakes

................................................................................... 11.14

Engine

................................................................................... 11.36

Steering

................................................................................. 11.14

Transmission

........................................................................ 11.37

Steering Column

.......................................................................... 3.9

Steering Controls

....................................................................... 4.11

Stop/Start

.................................................................................... 5.38

Storage

........................................................................................ 3.29

Tool Kit

........................................................................................ 11.6

Touch Pad

.................................................................................... 4.8

Track Days

.................................................................................... 5.2

Transmission Controls

.................................................................5.5

Automatic

.................................................................................5.5

Manual Gear Change

..............................................................5.7

Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)

...............................5.28

Tyres

All Season Tyres

...................................................................11.17

Summer Tyres

......................................................................11.17

Tyre Pressures

......................................................................11.15

Tyre Repair Kit

.....................................................................11.50

Winter Tyres

.........................................................................11.18

Unlocking and Opening

..............................................................2.7

Interior

......................................................................................2.9

Outside

.....................................................................................2.7

Tailgate

....................................................................................2.12

Vehicle Identification

................................................................. D.3

Vehicle Key

...................................................................................2.2

Vehicle Provenance

.................................................................... A.3

Vehicle Recovery

.....................................................................11.42

Vehicle Speed Limiter

...............................................................5.11

Voice Control

.............................................................................4.15

Washers and Wipers

................................................................11.13

Windows

.......................................................................................3.5

Sun Visors and Blinds

..............................................................3.6

Wiper Controls

...........................................................................4.15

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Alphabetical Index

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