Switch to Chill when the back seat is buckled in
When someone buckles up in the second row, acceleration drops to Chill so launches stay smooth.
Little rules that make the car feel a bit more thoughtful.
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When someone buckles up in the second row, acceleration drops to Chill so launches stay smooth.
Say “Nap time” to drop the volume, mute navigation prompts and dim the screen theme.
Below 40°F (4°C), sitting in the driver’s seat turns on seat heat and the heated steering wheel.
Shift into Drive below 45°F (7°C) and the steering wheel heater comes on.
Cold outside and someone sits in the front passenger seat? Their seat heater turns on for them.
When a rear seat is taken on a cold day, the rear seat heaters and second-row climate switch on.
Above 85°F (29°C), sitting down starts the A/C on recirculate with a high fan and a ventilated seat.
Someone sits in the front passenger seat above 80°F (27°C) and their seat ventilation turns on.
Between 60°F and 75°F (16–24°C), getting in switches the compressor off and brings in outside air.
Parked with your hands full? Say “Loading mode” and both trunks open.
One phrase pauses the media and drops the fan so you can talk or think.
Sit in the driver’s seat and the car greets you and starts your usual playlist.
Open the driver’s door while a phone is still on the wireless pad and the car reminds you to take it.
When a call becomes active, fan speed drops so the other person can hear you.
Two small rules that switch the screen theme with the sun.
When it gets dark outside and you are driving, the accent and footwell lights come on.
When the passenger seat is taken, the temperature zones split and the passenger side gets its own setting.
Driver seat becomes empty while in Park and media pauses.
Shift into Park at home and the media pauses and climate turns off.