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Seating & Safety Restraints
Introducllon
Correct Head Restraint
Position
Vehlcle Overvlew
Openlng & Closlng
WARNING.. In Ihe event of a eolllslon, you want the
head reslralntto contact your head first, nol your
neck. Improper posltlonlng can resull In serlous
personal Injury.
Seatlng & Safety
Restralnts
Seals
Like seat belts. head restraints are an important safety featur&
that. when used properly, can reduce the risk of personal injury
(such as whiplash) In o colllsion.
Head Rastralnts
Head Restrolnts Overvlew
Correct Head Restralnt
Posbtlon
Adlusllng a RearHead
Restralnl
When adlustlng the helght,the bulk ofthe headrest
should stand directly behlnd the person's head, atear
Seat Belts
Head restralnts should Ideolly be posltloned 2 Inches
(5 cm) or lessfrom the rearofthe person's head, and
never morethan 4 Inches (10 cm).
Chlld Safetyseats
Alrbags
Drlvlng & Oparatlng
Advancad Drlver
Assistance
Syslems{ADAS)
Infolalnment
Hlgh-voltage
Battery Pack &
Charging
Maintenance
