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Mercedes-Benz AMG C 63 -- User Manual

Getting Started Before driving your Mercedes-Benz AMG C 63 for the first time, read all safety warnings in Section 1. Familiarise yourself with the instrument cluster, steering controls, and gear selector. Adjust the seat, mirrors, and steering column to a comfortable driving position. Ensure all fluid levels are correct and tyre pressure matches the door placard specifications. Vehicle Controls & Features The Mercedes-Benz AMG C 63 is equipped with an intuitive control layout designed for driver focus. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto (where fitted). Driver assistance systems including lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking are configurable via the settings menu. Climate control, seat heating, and ambient lighting can be adjusted from the central touchscreen or physical controls. Safety Information Always fasten seatbelts before moving the vehicle. Child seats must be installed according to the specifications outlined in Chapter 3 of this manual. The Mercedes-Benz AMG C 63 includes front and side airbags. Do not place objects on or near airbag deployment zones. Refer to the towing capacity table before attaching any trailer or load carrier. Maintenance Schedule Oil changes are recommended every 10,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. Brake fluid should be replaced every two years regardless of mileage. Air filter replacement is due at 30,000 km intervals under normal driving conditions. Consult the full Mercedes-Benz service schedule in Appendix B for a complete maintenance timeline. Troubleshooting & Warning Lights If the check engine light illuminates, do not ignore it -- consult a Mercedes-Benz authorised technician promptly. Battery warning: pull over safely and do not restart the engine until inspected. Tyre pressure monitoring system alerts indicate a tyre is 25% below recommended pressure. For a full list of warning lights and their meanings, refer to the instrument cluster section on page 48.

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Mercedes-Benz AMG GT -- User Manual

Getting Started Before driving your Mercedes-Benz AMG GT for the first time, read all safety warnings in Section 1. Familiarise yourself with the instrument cluster, steering controls, and gear selector. Adjust the seat, mirrors, and steering column to a comfortable driving position. Ensure all fluid levels are correct and tyre pressure matches the door placard specifications. Vehicle Controls & Features The Mercedes-Benz AMG GT is equipped with an intuitive control layout designed for driver focus. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto (where fitted). Driver assistance systems including lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking are configurable via the settings menu. Climate control, seat heating, and ambient lighting can be adjusted from the central touchscreen or physical controls. Safety Information Always fasten seatbelts before moving the vehicle. Child seats must be installed according to the specifications outlined in Chapter 3 of this manual. The Mercedes-Benz AMG GT includes front and side airbags. Do not place objects on or near airbag deployment zones. Refer to the towing capacity table before attaching any trailer or load carrier. Maintenance Schedule Oil changes are recommended every 10,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. Brake fluid should be replaced every two years regardless of mileage. Air filter replacement is due at 30,000 km intervals under normal driving conditions. Consult the full Mercedes-Benz service schedule in Appendix B for a complete maintenance timeline. Troubleshooting & Warning Lights If the check engine light illuminates, do not ignore it -- consult a Mercedes-Benz authorised technician promptly. Battery warning: pull over safely and do not restart the engine until inspected. Tyre pressure monitoring system alerts indicate a tyre is 25% below recommended pressure. For a full list of warning lights and their meanings, refer to the instrument cluster section on page 48.

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Mercedes-Benz Citan -- User Manual

Getting Started Before driving your Mercedes-Benz Citan for the first time, read all safety warnings in Section 1. Familiarise yourself with the instrument cluster, steering controls, and gear selector. Adjust the seat, mirrors, and steering column to a comfortable driving position. Ensure all fluid levels are correct and tyre pressure matches the door placard specifications. Vehicle Controls & Features The Mercedes-Benz Citan is equipped with an intuitive control layout designed for driver focus. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto (where fitted). Driver assistance systems including lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking are configurable via the settings menu. Climate control, seat heating, and ambient lighting can be adjusted from the central touchscreen or physical controls. Safety Information Always fasten seatbelts before moving the vehicle. Child seats must be installed according to the specifications outlined in Chapter 3 of this manual. The Mercedes-Benz Citan includes front and side airbags. Do not place objects on or near airbag deployment zones. Refer to the towing capacity table before attaching any trailer or load carrier. Maintenance Schedule Oil changes are recommended every 10,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. Brake fluid should be replaced every two years regardless of mileage. Air filter replacement is due at 30,000 km intervals under normal driving conditions. Consult the full Mercedes-Benz service schedule in Appendix B for a complete maintenance timeline. Troubleshooting & Warning Lights If the check engine light illuminates, do not ignore it -- consult a Mercedes-Benz authorised technician promptly. Battery warning: pull over safely and do not restart the engine until inspected. Tyre pressure monitoring system alerts indicate a tyre is 25% below recommended pressure. For a full list of warning lights and their meanings, refer to the instrument cluster section on page 48.

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Mercedes-Benz CLA -- User Manual

Getting Started Before driving your Mercedes-Benz CLA for the first time, read all safety warnings in Section 1. Familiarise yourself with the instrument cluster, steering controls, and gear selector. Adjust the seat, mirrors, and steering column to a comfortable driving position. Ensure all fluid levels are correct and tyre pressure matches the door placard specifications. Vehicle Controls & Features The Mercedes-Benz CLA is equipped with an intuitive control layout designed for driver focus. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto (where fitted). Driver assistance systems including lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking are configurable via the settings menu. Climate control, seat heating, and ambient lighting can be adjusted from the central touchscreen or physical controls. Safety Information Always fasten seatbelts before moving the vehicle. Child seats must be installed according to the specifications outlined in Chapter 3 of this manual. The Mercedes-Benz CLA includes front and side airbags. Do not place objects on or near airbag deployment zones. Refer to the towing capacity table before attaching any trailer or load carrier. Maintenance Schedule Oil changes are recommended every 10,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. Brake fluid should be replaced every two years regardless of mileage. Air filter replacement is due at 30,000 km intervals under normal driving conditions. Consult the full Mercedes-Benz service schedule in Appendix B for a complete maintenance timeline. Troubleshooting & Warning Lights If the check engine light illuminates, do not ignore it -- consult a Mercedes-Benz authorised technician promptly. Battery warning: pull over safely and do not restart the engine until inspected. Tyre pressure monitoring system alerts indicate a tyre is 25% below recommended pressure. For a full list of warning lights and their meanings, refer to the instrument cluster section on page 48.

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Mercedes-Benz Classe A -- User Manual

Getting Started Before driving your Mercedes-Benz Classe A for the first time, read all safety warnings in Section 1. Familiarise yourself with the instrument cluster, steering controls, and gear selector. Adjust the seat, mirrors, and steering column to a comfortable driving position. Ensure all fluid levels are correct and tyre pressure matches the door placard specifications. Vehicle Controls & Features The Mercedes-Benz Classe A is equipped with an intuitive control layout designed for driver focus. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto (where fitted). Driver assistance systems including lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking are configurable via the settings menu. Climate control, seat heating, and ambient lighting can be adjusted from the central touchscreen or physical controls. Safety Information Always fasten seatbelts before moving the vehicle. Child seats must be installed according to the specifications outlined in Chapter 3 of this manual. The Mercedes-Benz Classe A includes front and side airbags. Do not place objects on or near airbag deployment zones. Refer to the towing capacity table before attaching any trailer or load carrier. Maintenance Schedule Oil changes are recommended every 10,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. Brake fluid should be replaced every two years regardless of mileage. Air filter replacement is due at 30,000 km intervals under normal driving conditions. Consult the full Mercedes-Benz service schedule in Appendix B for a complete maintenance timeline. Troubleshooting & Warning Lights If the check engine light illuminates, do not ignore it -- consult a Mercedes-Benz authorised technician promptly. Battery warning: pull over safely and do not restart the engine until inspected. Tyre pressure monitoring system alerts indicate a tyre is 25% below recommended pressure. For a full list of warning lights and their meanings, refer to the instrument cluster section on page 48.

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Mercedes-Benz Classe B -- User Manual

Getting Started Before driving your Mercedes-Benz Classe B for the first time, read all safety warnings in Section 1. Familiarise yourself with the instrument cluster, steering controls, and gear selector. Adjust the seat, mirrors, and steering column to a comfortable driving position. Ensure all fluid levels are correct and tyre pressure matches the door placard specifications. Vehicle Controls & Features The Mercedes-Benz Classe B is equipped with an intuitive control layout designed for driver focus. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto (where fitted). Driver assistance systems including lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking are configurable via the settings menu. Climate control, seat heating, and ambient lighting can be adjusted from the central touchscreen or physical controls. Safety Information Always fasten seatbelts before moving the vehicle. Child seats must be installed according to the specifications outlined in Chapter 3 of this manual. The Mercedes-Benz Classe B includes front and side airbags. Do not place objects on or near airbag deployment zones. Refer to the towing capacity table before attaching any trailer or load carrier. Maintenance Schedule Oil changes are recommended every 10,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. Brake fluid should be replaced every two years regardless of mileage. Air filter replacement is due at 30,000 km intervals under normal driving conditions. Consult the full Mercedes-Benz service schedule in Appendix B for a complete maintenance timeline. Troubleshooting & Warning Lights If the check engine light illuminates, do not ignore it -- consult a Mercedes-Benz authorised technician promptly. Battery warning: pull over safely and do not restart the engine until inspected. Tyre pressure monitoring system alerts indicate a tyre is 25% below recommended pressure. For a full list of warning lights and their meanings, refer to the instrument cluster section on page 48.

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Mercedes-Benz Classe C -- User Manual

Getting Started Before driving your Mercedes-Benz Classe C for the first time, read all safety warnings in Section 1. Familiarise yourself with the instrument cluster, steering controls, and gear selector. Adjust the seat, mirrors, and steering column to a comfortable driving position. Ensure all fluid levels are correct and tyre pressure matches the door placard specifications. Vehicle Controls & Features The Mercedes-Benz Classe C is equipped with an intuitive control layout designed for driver focus. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto (where fitted). Driver assistance systems including lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking are configurable via the settings menu. Climate control, seat heating, and ambient lighting can be adjusted from the central touchscreen or physical controls. Safety Information Always fasten seatbelts before moving the vehicle. Child seats must be installed according to the specifications outlined in Chapter 3 of this manual. The Mercedes-Benz Classe C includes front and side airbags. Do not place objects on or near airbag deployment zones. Refer to the towing capacity table before attaching any trailer or load carrier. Maintenance Schedule Oil changes are recommended every 10,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. Brake fluid should be replaced every two years regardless of mileage. Air filter replacement is due at 30,000 km intervals under normal driving conditions. Consult the full Mercedes-Benz service schedule in Appendix B for a complete maintenance timeline. Troubleshooting & Warning Lights If the check engine light illuminates, do not ignore it -- consult a Mercedes-Benz authorised technician promptly. Battery warning: pull over safely and do not restart the engine until inspected. Tyre pressure monitoring system alerts indicate a tyre is 25% below recommended pressure. For a full list of warning lights and their meanings, refer to the instrument cluster section on page 48.

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Mercedes-Benz Classe E -- User Manual

Getting Started Before driving your Mercedes-Benz Classe E for the first time, read all safety warnings in Section 1. Familiarise yourself with the instrument cluster, steering controls, and gear selector. Adjust the seat, mirrors, and steering column to a comfortable driving position. Ensure all fluid levels are correct and tyre pressure matches the door placard specifications. Vehicle Controls & Features The Mercedes-Benz Classe E is equipped with an intuitive control layout designed for driver focus. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto (where fitted). Driver assistance systems including lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking are configurable via the settings menu. Climate control, seat heating, and ambient lighting can be adjusted from the central touchscreen or physical controls. Safety Information Always fasten seatbelts before moving the vehicle. Child seats must be installed according to the specifications outlined in Chapter 3 of this manual. The Mercedes-Benz Classe E includes front and side airbags. Do not place objects on or near airbag deployment zones. Refer to the towing capacity table before attaching any trailer or load carrier. Maintenance Schedule Oil changes are recommended every 10,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. Brake fluid should be replaced every two years regardless of mileage. Air filter replacement is due at 30,000 km intervals under normal driving conditions. Consult the full Mercedes-Benz service schedule in Appendix B for a complete maintenance timeline. Troubleshooting & Warning Lights If the check engine light illuminates, do not ignore it -- consult a Mercedes-Benz authorised technician promptly. Battery warning: pull over safely and do not restart the engine until inspected. Tyre pressure monitoring system alerts indicate a tyre is 25% below recommended pressure. For a full list of warning lights and their meanings, refer to the instrument cluster section on page 48.

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Mercedes-Benz Classe S -- User Manual

Getting Started Before driving your Mercedes-Benz Classe S for the first time, read all safety warnings in Section 1. Familiarise yourself with the instrument cluster, steering controls, and gear selector. Adjust the seat, mirrors, and steering column to a comfortable driving position. Ensure all fluid levels are correct and tyre pressure matches the door placard specifications. Vehicle Controls & Features The Mercedes-Benz Classe S is equipped with an intuitive control layout designed for driver focus. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto (where fitted). Driver assistance systems including lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking are configurable via the settings menu. Climate control, seat heating, and ambient lighting can be adjusted from the central touchscreen or physical controls. Safety Information Always fasten seatbelts before moving the vehicle. Child seats must be installed according to the specifications outlined in Chapter 3 of this manual. The Mercedes-Benz Classe S includes front and side airbags. Do not place objects on or near airbag deployment zones. Refer to the towing capacity table before attaching any trailer or load carrier. Maintenance Schedule Oil changes are recommended every 10,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. Brake fluid should be replaced every two years regardless of mileage. Air filter replacement is due at 30,000 km intervals under normal driving conditions. Consult the full Mercedes-Benz service schedule in Appendix B for a complete maintenance timeline. Troubleshooting & Warning Lights If the check engine light illuminates, do not ignore it -- consult a Mercedes-Benz authorised technician promptly. Battery warning: pull over safely and do not restart the engine until inspected. Tyre pressure monitoring system alerts indicate a tyre is 25% below recommended pressure. For a full list of warning lights and their meanings, refer to the instrument cluster section on page 48.

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Mercedes-Benz CLS -- User Manual

Getting Started Before driving your Mercedes-Benz CLS for the first time, read all safety warnings in Section 1. Familiarise yourself with the instrument cluster, steering controls, and gear selector. Adjust the seat, mirrors, and steering column to a comfortable driving position. Ensure all fluid levels are correct and tyre pressure matches the door placard specifications. Vehicle Controls & Features The Mercedes-Benz CLS is equipped with an intuitive control layout designed for driver focus. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto (where fitted). Driver assistance systems including lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking are configurable via the settings menu. Climate control, seat heating, and ambient lighting can be adjusted from the central touchscreen or physical controls. Safety Information Always fasten seatbelts before moving the vehicle. Child seats must be installed according to the specifications outlined in Chapter 3 of this manual. The Mercedes-Benz CLS includes front and side airbags. Do not place objects on or near airbag deployment zones. Refer to the towing capacity table before attaching any trailer or load carrier. Maintenance Schedule Oil changes are recommended every 10,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. Brake fluid should be replaced every two years regardless of mileage. Air filter replacement is due at 30,000 km intervals under normal driving conditions. Consult the full Mercedes-Benz service schedule in Appendix B for a complete maintenance timeline. Troubleshooting & Warning Lights If the check engine light illuminates, do not ignore it -- consult a Mercedes-Benz authorised technician promptly. Battery warning: pull over safely and do not restart the engine until inspected. Tyre pressure monitoring system alerts indicate a tyre is 25% below recommended pressure. For a full list of warning lights and their meanings, refer to the instrument cluster section on page 48.

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Mercedes-Benz EQA -- User Manual

Getting Started Before driving your Mercedes-Benz EQA for the first time, read all safety warnings in Section 1. Familiarise yourself with the instrument cluster, steering controls, and gear selector. Adjust the seat, mirrors, and steering column to a comfortable driving position. Ensure all fluid levels are correct and tyre pressure matches the door placard specifications. Vehicle Controls & Features The Mercedes-Benz EQA is equipped with an intuitive control layout designed for driver focus. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto (where fitted). Driver assistance systems including lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking are configurable via the settings menu. Climate control, seat heating, and ambient lighting can be adjusted from the central touchscreen or physical controls. Safety Information Always fasten seatbelts before moving the vehicle. Child seats must be installed according to the specifications outlined in Chapter 3 of this manual. The Mercedes-Benz EQA includes front and side airbags. Do not place objects on or near airbag deployment zones. Refer to the towing capacity table before attaching any trailer or load carrier. Maintenance Schedule Oil changes are recommended every 10,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. Brake fluid should be replaced every two years regardless of mileage. Air filter replacement is due at 30,000 km intervals under normal driving conditions. Consult the full Mercedes-Benz service schedule in Appendix B for a complete maintenance timeline. Troubleshooting & Warning Lights If the check engine light illuminates, do not ignore it -- consult a Mercedes-Benz authorised technician promptly. Battery warning: pull over safely and do not restart the engine until inspected. Tyre pressure monitoring system alerts indicate a tyre is 25% below recommended pressure. For a full list of warning lights and their meanings, refer to the instrument cluster section on page 48.

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Mercedes-Benz EQB -- User Manual

Getting Started Before driving your Mercedes-Benz EQB for the first time, read all safety warnings in Section 1. Familiarise yourself with the instrument cluster, steering controls, and gear selector. Adjust the seat, mirrors, and steering column to a comfortable driving position. Ensure all fluid levels are correct and tyre pressure matches the door placard specifications. Vehicle Controls & Features The Mercedes-Benz EQB is equipped with an intuitive control layout designed for driver focus. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto (where fitted). Driver assistance systems including lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking are configurable via the settings menu. Climate control, seat heating, and ambient lighting can be adjusted from the central touchscreen or physical controls. Safety Information Always fasten seatbelts before moving the vehicle. Child seats must be installed according to the specifications outlined in Chapter 3 of this manual. The Mercedes-Benz EQB includes front and side airbags. Do not place objects on or near airbag deployment zones. Refer to the towing capacity table before attaching any trailer or load carrier. Maintenance Schedule Oil changes are recommended every 10,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. Brake fluid should be replaced every two years regardless of mileage. Air filter replacement is due at 30,000 km intervals under normal driving conditions. Consult the full Mercedes-Benz service schedule in Appendix B for a complete maintenance timeline. Troubleshooting & Warning Lights If the check engine light illuminates, do not ignore it -- consult a Mercedes-Benz authorised technician promptly. Battery warning: pull over safely and do not restart the engine until inspected. Tyre pressure monitoring system alerts indicate a tyre is 25% below recommended pressure. For a full list of warning lights and their meanings, refer to the instrument cluster section on page 48.

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Mercedes-Benz EQC -- User Manual

Getting Started Before driving your Mercedes-Benz EQC for the first time, read all safety warnings in Section 1. Familiarise yourself with the instrument cluster, steering controls, and gear selector. Adjust the seat, mirrors, and steering column to a comfortable driving position. Ensure all fluid levels are correct and tyre pressure matches the door placard specifications. Vehicle Controls & Features The Mercedes-Benz EQC is equipped with an intuitive control layout designed for driver focus. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto (where fitted). Driver assistance systems including lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking are configurable via the settings menu. Climate control, seat heating, and ambient lighting can be adjusted from the central touchscreen or physical controls. Safety Information Always fasten seatbelts before moving the vehicle. Child seats must be installed according to the specifications outlined in Chapter 3 of this manual. The Mercedes-Benz EQC includes front and side airbags. Do not place objects on or near airbag deployment zones. Refer to the towing capacity table before attaching any trailer or load carrier. Maintenance Schedule Oil changes are recommended every 10,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. Brake fluid should be replaced every two years regardless of mileage. Air filter replacement is due at 30,000 km intervals under normal driving conditions. Consult the full Mercedes-Benz service schedule in Appendix B for a complete maintenance timeline. Troubleshooting & Warning Lights If the check engine light illuminates, do not ignore it -- consult a Mercedes-Benz authorised technician promptly. Battery warning: pull over safely and do not restart the engine until inspected. Tyre pressure monitoring system alerts indicate a tyre is 25% below recommended pressure. For a full list of warning lights and their meanings, refer to the instrument cluster section on page 48.

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Mercedes-Benz EQE -- User Manual

Getting Started Before driving your Mercedes-Benz EQE for the first time, read all safety warnings in Section 1. Familiarise yourself with the instrument cluster, steering controls, and gear selector. Adjust the seat, mirrors, and steering column to a comfortable driving position. Ensure all fluid levels are correct and tyre pressure matches the door placard specifications. Vehicle Controls & Features The Mercedes-Benz EQE is equipped with an intuitive control layout designed for driver focus. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto (where fitted). Driver assistance systems including lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking are configurable via the settings menu. Climate control, seat heating, and ambient lighting can be adjusted from the central touchscreen or physical controls. Safety Information Always fasten seatbelts before moving the vehicle. Child seats must be installed according to the specifications outlined in Chapter 3 of this manual. The Mercedes-Benz EQE includes front and side airbags. Do not place objects on or near airbag deployment zones. Refer to the towing capacity table before attaching any trailer or load carrier. Maintenance Schedule Oil changes are recommended every 10,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. Brake fluid should be replaced every two years regardless of mileage. Air filter replacement is due at 30,000 km intervals under normal driving conditions. Consult the full Mercedes-Benz service schedule in Appendix B for a complete maintenance timeline. Troubleshooting & Warning Lights If the check engine light illuminates, do not ignore it -- consult a Mercedes-Benz authorised technician promptly. Battery warning: pull over safely and do not restart the engine until inspected. Tyre pressure monitoring system alerts indicate a tyre is 25% below recommended pressure. For a full list of warning lights and their meanings, refer to the instrument cluster section on page 48.

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Mercedes-Benz EQS -- User Manual

Getting Started Before driving your Mercedes-Benz EQS for the first time, read all safety warnings in Section 1. Familiarise yourself with the instrument cluster, steering controls, and gear selector. Adjust the seat, mirrors, and steering column to a comfortable driving position. Ensure all fluid levels are correct and tyre pressure matches the door placard specifications. Vehicle Controls & Features The Mercedes-Benz EQS is equipped with an intuitive control layout designed for driver focus. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto (where fitted). Driver assistance systems including lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking are configurable via the settings menu. Climate control, seat heating, and ambient lighting can be adjusted from the central touchscreen or physical controls. Safety Information Always fasten seatbelts before moving the vehicle. Child seats must be installed according to the specifications outlined in Chapter 3 of this manual. The Mercedes-Benz EQS includes front and side airbags. Do not place objects on or near airbag deployment zones. Refer to the towing capacity table before attaching any trailer or load carrier. Maintenance Schedule Oil changes are recommended every 10,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. Brake fluid should be replaced every two years regardless of mileage. Air filter replacement is due at 30,000 km intervals under normal driving conditions. Consult the full Mercedes-Benz service schedule in Appendix B for a complete maintenance timeline. Troubleshooting & Warning Lights If the check engine light illuminates, do not ignore it -- consult a Mercedes-Benz authorised technician promptly. Battery warning: pull over safely and do not restart the engine until inspected. Tyre pressure monitoring system alerts indicate a tyre is 25% below recommended pressure. For a full list of warning lights and their meanings, refer to the instrument cluster section on page 48.

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Mercedes-Benz EQV -- User Manual

Getting Started Before driving your Mercedes-Benz EQV for the first time, read all safety warnings in Section 1. Familiarise yourself with the instrument cluster, steering controls, and gear selector. Adjust the seat, mirrors, and steering column to a comfortable driving position. Ensure all fluid levels are correct and tyre pressure matches the door placard specifications. Vehicle Controls & Features The Mercedes-Benz EQV is equipped with an intuitive control layout designed for driver focus. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto (where fitted). Driver assistance systems including lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking are configurable via the settings menu. Climate control, seat heating, and ambient lighting can be adjusted from the central touchscreen or physical controls. Safety Information Always fasten seatbelts before moving the vehicle. Child seats must be installed according to the specifications outlined in Chapter 3 of this manual. The Mercedes-Benz EQV includes front and side airbags. Do not place objects on or near airbag deployment zones. Refer to the towing capacity table before attaching any trailer or load carrier. Maintenance Schedule Oil changes are recommended every 10,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. Brake fluid should be replaced every two years regardless of mileage. Air filter replacement is due at 30,000 km intervals under normal driving conditions. Consult the full Mercedes-Benz service schedule in Appendix B for a complete maintenance timeline. Troubleshooting & Warning Lights If the check engine light illuminates, do not ignore it -- consult a Mercedes-Benz authorised technician promptly. Battery warning: pull over safely and do not restart the engine until inspected. Tyre pressure monitoring system alerts indicate a tyre is 25% below recommended pressure. For a full list of warning lights and their meanings, refer to the instrument cluster section on page 48.

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Mercedes-Benz G-Class -- User Manual

Getting Started Before driving your Mercedes-Benz G-Class for the first time, read all safety warnings in Section 1. Familiarise yourself with the instrument cluster, steering controls, and gear selector. Adjust the seat, mirrors, and steering column to a comfortable driving position. Ensure all fluid levels are correct and tyre pressure matches the door placard specifications. Vehicle Controls & Features The Mercedes-Benz G-Class is equipped with an intuitive control layout designed for driver focus. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto (where fitted). Driver assistance systems including lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking are configurable via the settings menu. Climate control, seat heating, and ambient lighting can be adjusted from the central touchscreen or physical controls. Safety Information Always fasten seatbelts before moving the vehicle. Child seats must be installed according to the specifications outlined in Chapter 3 of this manual. The Mercedes-Benz G-Class includes front and side airbags. Do not place objects on or near airbag deployment zones. Refer to the towing capacity table before attaching any trailer or load carrier. Maintenance Schedule Oil changes are recommended every 10,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. Brake fluid should be replaced every two years regardless of mileage. Air filter replacement is due at 30,000 km intervals under normal driving conditions. Consult the full Mercedes-Benz service schedule in Appendix B for a complete maintenance timeline. Troubleshooting & Warning Lights If the check engine light illuminates, do not ignore it -- consult a Mercedes-Benz authorised technician promptly. Battery warning: pull over safely and do not restart the engine until inspected. Tyre pressure monitoring system alerts indicate a tyre is 25% below recommended pressure. For a full list of warning lights and their meanings, refer to the instrument cluster section on page 48.

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Mercedes-Benz GLA -- User Manual

Getting Started Before driving your Mercedes-Benz GLA for the first time, read all safety warnings in Section 1. Familiarise yourself with the instrument cluster, steering controls, and gear selector. Adjust the seat, mirrors, and steering column to a comfortable driving position. Ensure all fluid levels are correct and tyre pressure matches the door placard specifications. Vehicle Controls & Features The Mercedes-Benz GLA is equipped with an intuitive control layout designed for driver focus. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto (where fitted). Driver assistance systems including lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking are configurable via the settings menu. Climate control, seat heating, and ambient lighting can be adjusted from the central touchscreen or physical controls. Safety Information Always fasten seatbelts before moving the vehicle. Child seats must be installed according to the specifications outlined in Chapter 3 of this manual. The Mercedes-Benz GLA includes front and side airbags. Do not place objects on or near airbag deployment zones. Refer to the towing capacity table before attaching any trailer or load carrier. Maintenance Schedule Oil changes are recommended every 10,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. Brake fluid should be replaced every two years regardless of mileage. Air filter replacement is due at 30,000 km intervals under normal driving conditions. Consult the full Mercedes-Benz service schedule in Appendix B for a complete maintenance timeline. Troubleshooting & Warning Lights If the check engine light illuminates, do not ignore it -- consult a Mercedes-Benz authorised technician promptly. Battery warning: pull over safely and do not restart the engine until inspected. Tyre pressure monitoring system alerts indicate a tyre is 25% below recommended pressure. For a full list of warning lights and their meanings, refer to the instrument cluster section on page 48.

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Mercedes-Benz GLB -- User Manual

Getting Started Before driving your Mercedes-Benz GLB for the first time, read all safety warnings in Section 1. Familiarise yourself with the instrument cluster, steering controls, and gear selector. Adjust the seat, mirrors, and steering column to a comfortable driving position. Ensure all fluid levels are correct and tyre pressure matches the door placard specifications. Vehicle Controls & Features The Mercedes-Benz GLB is equipped with an intuitive control layout designed for driver focus. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto (where fitted). Driver assistance systems including lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking are configurable via the settings menu. Climate control, seat heating, and ambient lighting can be adjusted from the central touchscreen or physical controls. Safety Information Always fasten seatbelts before moving the vehicle. Child seats must be installed according to the specifications outlined in Chapter 3 of this manual. The Mercedes-Benz GLB includes front and side airbags. Do not place objects on or near airbag deployment zones. Refer to the towing capacity table before attaching any trailer or load carrier. Maintenance Schedule Oil changes are recommended every 10,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. Brake fluid should be replaced every two years regardless of mileage. Air filter replacement is due at 30,000 km intervals under normal driving conditions. Consult the full Mercedes-Benz service schedule in Appendix B for a complete maintenance timeline. Troubleshooting & Warning Lights If the check engine light illuminates, do not ignore it -- consult a Mercedes-Benz authorised technician promptly. Battery warning: pull over safely and do not restart the engine until inspected. Tyre pressure monitoring system alerts indicate a tyre is 25% below recommended pressure. For a full list of warning lights and their meanings, refer to the instrument cluster section on page 48.

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Mercedes-Benz GLC -- User Manual

Getting Started Before driving your Mercedes-Benz GLC for the first time, read all safety warnings in Section 1. Familiarise yourself with the instrument cluster, steering controls, and gear selector. Adjust the seat, mirrors, and steering column to a comfortable driving position. Ensure all fluid levels are correct and tyre pressure matches the door placard specifications. Vehicle Controls & Features The Mercedes-Benz GLC is equipped with an intuitive control layout designed for driver focus. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto (where fitted). Driver assistance systems including lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking are configurable via the settings menu. Climate control, seat heating, and ambient lighting can be adjusted from the central touchscreen or physical controls. Safety Information Always fasten seatbelts before moving the vehicle. Child seats must be installed according to the specifications outlined in Chapter 3 of this manual. The Mercedes-Benz GLC includes front and side airbags. Do not place objects on or near airbag deployment zones. Refer to the towing capacity table before attaching any trailer or load carrier. Maintenance Schedule Oil changes are recommended every 10,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. Brake fluid should be replaced every two years regardless of mileage. Air filter replacement is due at 30,000 km intervals under normal driving conditions. Consult the full Mercedes-Benz service schedule in Appendix B for a complete maintenance timeline. Troubleshooting & Warning Lights If the check engine light illuminates, do not ignore it -- consult a Mercedes-Benz authorised technician promptly. Battery warning: pull over safely and do not restart the engine until inspected. Tyre pressure monitoring system alerts indicate a tyre is 25% below recommended pressure. For a full list of warning lights and their meanings, refer to the instrument cluster section on page 48.

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Mercedes-Benz GLE -- User Manual

Getting Started Before driving your Mercedes-Benz GLE for the first time, read all safety warnings in Section 1. Familiarise yourself with the instrument cluster, steering controls, and gear selector. Adjust the seat, mirrors, and steering column to a comfortable driving position. Ensure all fluid levels are correct and tyre pressure matches the door placard specifications. Vehicle Controls & Features The Mercedes-Benz GLE is equipped with an intuitive control layout designed for driver focus. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto (where fitted). Driver assistance systems including lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking are configurable via the settings menu. Climate control, seat heating, and ambient lighting can be adjusted from the central touchscreen or physical controls. Safety Information Always fasten seatbelts before moving the vehicle. Child seats must be installed according to the specifications outlined in Chapter 3 of this manual. The Mercedes-Benz GLE includes front and side airbags. Do not place objects on or near airbag deployment zones. Refer to the towing capacity table before attaching any trailer or load carrier. Maintenance Schedule Oil changes are recommended every 10,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. Brake fluid should be replaced every two years regardless of mileage. Air filter replacement is due at 30,000 km intervals under normal driving conditions. Consult the full Mercedes-Benz service schedule in Appendix B for a complete maintenance timeline. Troubleshooting & Warning Lights If the check engine light illuminates, do not ignore it -- consult a Mercedes-Benz authorised technician promptly. Battery warning: pull over safely and do not restart the engine until inspected. Tyre pressure monitoring system alerts indicate a tyre is 25% below recommended pressure. For a full list of warning lights and their meanings, refer to the instrument cluster section on page 48.

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Mercedes-Benz GLS -- User Manual

Getting Started Before driving your Mercedes-Benz GLS for the first time, read all safety warnings in Section 1. Familiarise yourself with the instrument cluster, steering controls, and gear selector. Adjust the seat, mirrors, and steering column to a comfortable driving position. Ensure all fluid levels are correct and tyre pressure matches the door placard specifications. Vehicle Controls & Features The Mercedes-Benz GLS is equipped with an intuitive control layout designed for driver focus. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto (where fitted). Driver assistance systems including lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking are configurable via the settings menu. Climate control, seat heating, and ambient lighting can be adjusted from the central touchscreen or physical controls. Safety Information Always fasten seatbelts before moving the vehicle. Child seats must be installed according to the specifications outlined in Chapter 3 of this manual. The Mercedes-Benz GLS includes front and side airbags. Do not place objects on or near airbag deployment zones. Refer to the towing capacity table before attaching any trailer or load carrier. Maintenance Schedule Oil changes are recommended every 10,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. Brake fluid should be replaced every two years regardless of mileage. Air filter replacement is due at 30,000 km intervals under normal driving conditions. Consult the full Mercedes-Benz service schedule in Appendix B for a complete maintenance timeline. Troubleshooting & Warning Lights If the check engine light illuminates, do not ignore it -- consult a Mercedes-Benz authorised technician promptly. Battery warning: pull over safely and do not restart the engine until inspected. Tyre pressure monitoring system alerts indicate a tyre is 25% below recommended pressure. For a full list of warning lights and their meanings, refer to the instrument cluster section on page 48.

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Mercedes-Benz Marco Polo -- User Manual

Getting Started Before driving your Mercedes-Benz Marco Polo for the first time, read all safety warnings in Section 1. Familiarise yourself with the instrument cluster, steering controls, and gear selector. Adjust the seat, mirrors, and steering column to a comfortable driving position. Ensure all fluid levels are correct and tyre pressure matches the door placard specifications. Vehicle Controls & Features The Mercedes-Benz Marco Polo is equipped with an intuitive control layout designed for driver focus. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto (where fitted). Driver assistance systems including lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking are configurable via the settings menu. Climate control, seat heating, and ambient lighting can be adjusted from the central touchscreen or physical controls. Safety Information Always fasten seatbelts before moving the vehicle. Child seats must be installed according to the specifications outlined in Chapter 3 of this manual. The Mercedes-Benz Marco Polo includes front and side airbags. Do not place objects on or near airbag deployment zones. Refer to the towing capacity table before attaching any trailer or load carrier. Maintenance Schedule Oil changes are recommended every 10,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. Brake fluid should be replaced every two years regardless of mileage. Air filter replacement is due at 30,000 km intervals under normal driving conditions. Consult the full Mercedes-Benz service schedule in Appendix B for a complete maintenance timeline. Troubleshooting & Warning Lights If the check engine light illuminates, do not ignore it -- consult a Mercedes-Benz authorised technician promptly. Battery warning: pull over safely and do not restart the engine until inspected. Tyre pressure monitoring system alerts indicate a tyre is 25% below recommended pressure. For a full list of warning lights and their meanings, refer to the instrument cluster section on page 48.

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Mercedes-Benz Maybach S -- User Manual

Getting Started Before driving your Mercedes-Benz Maybach S for the first time, read all safety warnings in Section 1. Familiarise yourself with the instrument cluster, steering controls, and gear selector. Adjust the seat, mirrors, and steering column to a comfortable driving position. Ensure all fluid levels are correct and tyre pressure matches the door placard specifications. Vehicle Controls & Features The Mercedes-Benz Maybach S is equipped with an intuitive control layout designed for driver focus. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto (where fitted). Driver assistance systems including lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking are configurable via the settings menu. Climate control, seat heating, and ambient lighting can be adjusted from the central touchscreen or physical controls. Safety Information Always fasten seatbelts before moving the vehicle. Child seats must be installed according to the specifications outlined in Chapter 3 of this manual. The Mercedes-Benz Maybach S includes front and side airbags. Do not place objects on or near airbag deployment zones. Refer to the towing capacity table before attaching any trailer or load carrier. Maintenance Schedule Oil changes are recommended every 10,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. Brake fluid should be replaced every two years regardless of mileage. Air filter replacement is due at 30,000 km intervals under normal driving conditions. Consult the full Mercedes-Benz service schedule in Appendix B for a complete maintenance timeline. Troubleshooting & Warning Lights If the check engine light illuminates, do not ignore it -- consult a Mercedes-Benz authorised technician promptly. Battery warning: pull over safely and do not restart the engine until inspected. Tyre pressure monitoring system alerts indicate a tyre is 25% below recommended pressure. For a full list of warning lights and their meanings, refer to the instrument cluster section on page 48.

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Mercedes-Benz SL -- User Manual

Getting Started Before driving your Mercedes-Benz SL for the first time, read all safety warnings in Section 1. Familiarise yourself with the instrument cluster, steering controls, and gear selector. Adjust the seat, mirrors, and steering column to a comfortable driving position. Ensure all fluid levels are correct and tyre pressure matches the door placard specifications. Vehicle Controls & Features The Mercedes-Benz SL is equipped with an intuitive control layout designed for driver focus. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto (where fitted). Driver assistance systems including lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking are configurable via the settings menu. Climate control, seat heating, and ambient lighting can be adjusted from the central touchscreen or physical controls. Safety Information Always fasten seatbelts before moving the vehicle. Child seats must be installed according to the specifications outlined in Chapter 3 of this manual. The Mercedes-Benz SL includes front and side airbags. Do not place objects on or near airbag deployment zones. Refer to the towing capacity table before attaching any trailer or load carrier. Maintenance Schedule Oil changes are recommended every 10,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. Brake fluid should be replaced every two years regardless of mileage. Air filter replacement is due at 30,000 km intervals under normal driving conditions. Consult the full Mercedes-Benz service schedule in Appendix B for a complete maintenance timeline. Troubleshooting & Warning Lights If the check engine light illuminates, do not ignore it -- consult a Mercedes-Benz authorised technician promptly. Battery warning: pull over safely and do not restart the engine until inspected. Tyre pressure monitoring system alerts indicate a tyre is 25% below recommended pressure. For a full list of warning lights and their meanings, refer to the instrument cluster section on page 48.

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Mercedes-Benz SLC -- User Manual

Getting Started Before driving your Mercedes-Benz SLC for the first time, read all safety warnings in Section 1. Familiarise yourself with the instrument cluster, steering controls, and gear selector. Adjust the seat, mirrors, and steering column to a comfortable driving position. Ensure all fluid levels are correct and tyre pressure matches the door placard specifications. Vehicle Controls & Features The Mercedes-Benz SLC is equipped with an intuitive control layout designed for driver focus. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto (where fitted). Driver assistance systems including lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking are configurable via the settings menu. Climate control, seat heating, and ambient lighting can be adjusted from the central touchscreen or physical controls. Safety Information Always fasten seatbelts before moving the vehicle. Child seats must be installed according to the specifications outlined in Chapter 3 of this manual. The Mercedes-Benz SLC includes front and side airbags. Do not place objects on or near airbag deployment zones. Refer to the towing capacity table before attaching any trailer or load carrier. Maintenance Schedule Oil changes are recommended every 10,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. Brake fluid should be replaced every two years regardless of mileage. Air filter replacement is due at 30,000 km intervals under normal driving conditions. Consult the full Mercedes-Benz service schedule in Appendix B for a complete maintenance timeline. Troubleshooting & Warning Lights If the check engine light illuminates, do not ignore it -- consult a Mercedes-Benz authorised technician promptly. Battery warning: pull over safely and do not restart the engine until inspected. Tyre pressure monitoring system alerts indicate a tyre is 25% below recommended pressure. For a full list of warning lights and their meanings, refer to the instrument cluster section on page 48.

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Mercedes-Benz Sprinter -- User Manual

Getting Started Before driving your Mercedes-Benz Sprinter for the first time, read all safety warnings in Section 1. Familiarise yourself with the instrument cluster, steering controls, and gear selector. Adjust the seat, mirrors, and steering column to a comfortable driving position. Ensure all fluid levels are correct and tyre pressure matches the door placard specifications. Vehicle Controls & Features The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter is equipped with an intuitive control layout designed for driver focus. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto (where fitted). Driver assistance systems including lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking are configurable via the settings menu. Climate control, seat heating, and ambient lighting can be adjusted from the central touchscreen or physical controls. Safety Information Always fasten seatbelts before moving the vehicle. Child seats must be installed according to the specifications outlined in Chapter 3 of this manual. The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter includes front and side airbags. Do not place objects on or near airbag deployment zones. Refer to the towing capacity table before attaching any trailer or load carrier. Maintenance Schedule Oil changes are recommended every 10,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. Brake fluid should be replaced every two years regardless of mileage. Air filter replacement is due at 30,000 km intervals under normal driving conditions. Consult the full Mercedes-Benz service schedule in Appendix B for a complete maintenance timeline. Troubleshooting & Warning Lights If the check engine light illuminates, do not ignore it -- consult a Mercedes-Benz authorised technician promptly. Battery warning: pull over safely and do not restart the engine until inspected. Tyre pressure monitoring system alerts indicate a tyre is 25% below recommended pressure. For a full list of warning lights and their meanings, refer to the instrument cluster section on page 48.

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Mercedes-Benz T-Class -- User Manual

Getting Started Before driving your Mercedes-Benz T-Class for the first time, read all safety warnings in Section 1. Familiarise yourself with the instrument cluster, steering controls, and gear selector. Adjust the seat, mirrors, and steering column to a comfortable driving position. Ensure all fluid levels are correct and tyre pressure matches the door placard specifications. Vehicle Controls & Features The Mercedes-Benz T-Class is equipped with an intuitive control layout designed for driver focus. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto (where fitted). Driver assistance systems including lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking are configurable via the settings menu. Climate control, seat heating, and ambient lighting can be adjusted from the central touchscreen or physical controls. Safety Information Always fasten seatbelts before moving the vehicle. Child seats must be installed according to the specifications outlined in Chapter 3 of this manual. The Mercedes-Benz T-Class includes front and side airbags. Do not place objects on or near airbag deployment zones. Refer to the towing capacity table before attaching any trailer or load carrier. Maintenance Schedule Oil changes are recommended every 10,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. Brake fluid should be replaced every two years regardless of mileage. Air filter replacement is due at 30,000 km intervals under normal driving conditions. Consult the full Mercedes-Benz service schedule in Appendix B for a complete maintenance timeline. Troubleshooting & Warning Lights If the check engine light illuminates, do not ignore it -- consult a Mercedes-Benz authorised technician promptly. Battery warning: pull over safely and do not restart the engine until inspected. Tyre pressure monitoring system alerts indicate a tyre is 25% below recommended pressure. For a full list of warning lights and their meanings, refer to the instrument cluster section on page 48.

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Mercedes-Benz V-Class -- User Manual

Getting Started Before driving your Mercedes-Benz V-Class for the first time, read all safety warnings in Section 1. Familiarise yourself with the instrument cluster, steering controls, and gear selector. Adjust the seat, mirrors, and steering column to a comfortable driving position. Ensure all fluid levels are correct and tyre pressure matches the door placard specifications. Vehicle Controls & Features The Mercedes-Benz V-Class is equipped with an intuitive control layout designed for driver focus. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto (where fitted). Driver assistance systems including lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking are configurable via the settings menu. Climate control, seat heating, and ambient lighting can be adjusted from the central touchscreen or physical controls. Safety Information Always fasten seatbelts before moving the vehicle. Child seats must be installed according to the specifications outlined in Chapter 3 of this manual. The Mercedes-Benz V-Class includes front and side airbags. Do not place objects on or near airbag deployment zones. Refer to the towing capacity table before attaching any trailer or load carrier. Maintenance Schedule Oil changes are recommended every 10,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. Brake fluid should be replaced every two years regardless of mileage. Air filter replacement is due at 30,000 km intervals under normal driving conditions. Consult the full Mercedes-Benz service schedule in Appendix B for a complete maintenance timeline. Troubleshooting & Warning Lights If the check engine light illuminates, do not ignore it -- consult a Mercedes-Benz authorised technician promptly. Battery warning: pull over safely and do not restart the engine until inspected. Tyre pressure monitoring system alerts indicate a tyre is 25% below recommended pressure. For a full list of warning lights and their meanings, refer to the instrument cluster section on page 48.

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Mercedes-Benz Vito -- User Manual

Getting Started Before driving your Mercedes-Benz Vito for the first time, read all safety warnings in Section 1. Familiarise yourself with the instrument cluster, steering controls, and gear selector. Adjust the seat, mirrors, and steering column to a comfortable driving position. Ensure all fluid levels are correct and tyre pressure matches the door placard specifications. Vehicle Controls & Features The Mercedes-Benz Vito is equipped with an intuitive control layout designed for driver focus. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto (where fitted). Driver assistance systems including lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking are configurable via the settings menu. Climate control, seat heating, and ambient lighting can be adjusted from the central touchscreen or physical controls. Safety Information Always fasten seatbelts before moving the vehicle. Child seats must be installed according to the specifications outlined in Chapter 3 of this manual. The Mercedes-Benz Vito includes front and side airbags. Do not place objects on or near airbag deployment zones. Refer to the towing capacity table before attaching any trailer or load carrier. Maintenance Schedule Oil changes are recommended every 10,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. Brake fluid should be replaced every two years regardless of mileage. Air filter replacement is due at 30,000 km intervals under normal driving conditions. Consult the full Mercedes-Benz service schedule in Appendix B for a complete maintenance timeline. Troubleshooting & Warning Lights If the check engine light illuminates, do not ignore it -- consult a Mercedes-Benz authorised technician promptly. Battery warning: pull over safely and do not restart the engine until inspected. Tyre pressure monitoring system alerts indicate a tyre is 25% below recommended pressure. For a full list of warning lights and their meanings, refer to the instrument cluster section on page 48.

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