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Adjusting the steering wheel position

You can adjust the steering wheel position to suit your driving posture. The steering wheel position you choose is automatically stored as part of your user profile.
The steering wheel with the possible adjustment directions

Adjusting the steering wheel position is fundamental to your driving posture, allowing you better comfort and control of the car.

The steering wheel adjustment view is accessed via the centre display. It guides you through the available settings to move the steering wheel to your preferred position.

 Warning

Make sure that you adjust your steering wheel position when you are parked as this should not be done whilst driving.

 Important

Clear space around the driver display

Do not hang or place any objects on the steering column in front of or behind the driver display. You risk damaging the driver display if an object is placed there when the steering wheel position changes.

Press the settings symbol in the top bar and go to Adjustments.
Press the steering wheel symbol.
The view for steering wheel adjustments appears.
Adjust the steering wheel position using the steering wheel buttons.

 Tip

You can also access steering wheel adjustments in the interior settings, and certain driver adjustments via shortcuts in the centre display and in the driver display menu.

 Important

Once you've finished adjusting the steering wheel position to your liking, make sure other parts of the car are aligned correctly. Your driving posture is important and is affected by more than your steering wheel adjustments, such as the position of your seat, mirrors and head-up display.

 Tip

Easy entry and exit

You can enable easy entry and exit in the centre display. This feature allows your car to automatically move the steering wheel and driver's seat when you are about to get in and out of the car. This gives you more legroom and freedom to move. Both the steering wheel and the driver's seat move back into the driving position when you close the driver door.

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