The side doors are opened by pulling the outer…
...or an internal handle.
The front doors can be locked from the outside with a key...
...or the lock button by pressing it until it clicks.
The doors can be unlocked using the key (front) or the lock button by pulling it up.
Notes:
- If the vehicle is equipped with a central door locking system, turning the key in the driver's door lock or pressing the lock button on the driver's door will lock the vehicle (unlocking) all four doors.
- The rear doors can only be locked or unlocked using the lock buttons. The driver's door can only be locked in the closed position, to lock the other doors, the lock button can be pressed in any position of the door.
Note: To unlock all locks if the key fob fails, first unlock the driver's door lock with the key and open the door.
Then press the central locking control button on the instrument panel.
The rear door locks are equipped with a mechanism that prevents the doors from being opened from the inside (a "child" lock).
If there are children in the rear seat, with the door open, turn the key counterclockwise to lock the door and close the door (the slot in the switch will take a horizontal position). In this case, if the lock button is not pressed, the door can only be opened from the outside; it is impossible to unlock the lock with the inside handle.
To disable the child lock, turn the switch clockwise (the slot in the switch will take a vertical position).
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