Contents: Side doors ↳ Rear doors or trunk lid ↳ Automatic door locking ↳ Protecting doors from being opened… ↳
Side doors
The front doors are opened and closed from the outside with a key. Opening the door from the inside occurs by turning the door handle. Blocking the possibility of opening them from the inside requires turning the handle interacting with the axis of the door handle.
The rear doors are opened from the inside by turning the door handle until an orange spot appears. Blocking the ability to open them from the inside requires setting the interior door handle to the closed position and closing the doors.
Rear doors or trunk lid
To open the rear doors of the body or the trunk lid, turn the key to the right and press the lock.
Attention! In some versions of the vehicle equipment, the rear door or trunk lid lock can be opened and closed by a switch located in the middle part of the console. The device functions both with the ignition on and off. However, it does not function when the engine is running.
Automatic door locking
Automatic door locking (the so-called central locking) is a feature of some versions of cars and allows simultaneous locking and unlocking of all doors, as well as the boot lid (in versions with an isolated boot) when the key is turned in the driver's door lock.
The front passenger door locks and the rear body door or the boot lid can be locked and unlocked individually with the key.
Protecting doors from being opened by children
Moving the lever (indicated by the arrow) down before closing the rear side doors makes it impossible to open them from the inside.