Versions with 4 electric windows
(for versions/markets where provided) The switches are located on the trim panels of the doors, fig. 23. All windows can be controlled from the driver's door panel.

- A: opening/closing of the front left window. "Automatic" operation during opening/closing and active anti-trapping system.
- B: opening/closing of the front right window. "Automatic" operation during opening/closing and active anti-trapping system.
- C: opening/closing of the rear left window (for versions/markets where provided). "Automatic" operation during opening/closing and active anti-trapping system.
- D: opening/closing of the rear right window (for versions/markets where provided). "Automatic one-touch" operation during window opening/closing and active anti-trapping system.
- E: switching the rear door window lifter controls on/off.
Opening the windows: press the appropriate button to open the desired window. A short press of one of the two buttons causes "step" movement of the window. Holding the buttons pressed for longer than half a second activates "automatic continuous" operation. The window stops when it reaches the end of its travel or at the desired position when the corresponding button is pressed again.
Closing the windows: pull the appropriate button to close the desired window. Closing the window works in the same way as described for opening.
Versions with 2 electric window lifters
In some versions only buttons A and B (Fig. 23) are available for opening/closing the respective front windows. In these versions, "automatic continuous" operation of the windows is possible when opening them.
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