Precautions When Using the Head-Up Display

• It may sometimes be difficult to read the information on the Head-Up Display in the following situations.
  - The driver is not seated correctly in the driver's seat
  - The driver is wearing sunglasses with polarized lenses
  - An object is placed on top of the Head-Up Display cover
  - The vehicle is driving on a wet road
  - Inappropriate lighting or sunlight enters the vehicle from outside
  - The driver is wearing eyeglasses
  - The driver is wearing contact lenses
  If the information on the Head-Up Display is difficult to read, adjust the display height or brightness level in the Settings menu of the infotainment system screen.
• For safety, always stop the vehicle before adjusting the settings.
• Do not tint the windshield or add other metallic coatings. Otherwise, the image on the Head-Up Display may not be visible.
• Do not place any accessories on the Head-Up Display cover and do not attach any items to the windshield in front of it.
• When replacing the windshield, replace it with a windshield designed for use with the Head-Up Display. Otherwise, double images may appear on the windshield.

WARNING

Blind-spot collision warnings on the Head-Up Display are supplementary. Do not rely solely on them when changing lanes. Always check your mirrors and look over your shoulder before changing lanes.