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Luggage compartment
Vehicle equipment
WARNING
Loose objects or devices connected by a cable
to the vehicle, for example mobile telephones,
may be thrown around the interior during the
journey, for example in the event of an accident
or when braking or carrying out an evasive ma‐
noeuvre. There is a risk of injury. Ensure that
loose objects or devices connected by cable to
the vehicle are secured in place in the interior.
This chapter describes all standard, country-spe‐
cific and optional equipment available for the
model series. It may therefore describe equip‐
ment and functions which are not installed in
your vehicle, for example on account of the spe‐
cial equipment selected or the country specifica‐
tion. This also applies to safety-relevant func‐
tions and systems. Please comply with the
relevant laws and regulations when using the
corresponding functions and systems.
WARNING
Incorrectly stowed objects may slip or be
thrown into the interior, for example in the
event of an accident or when braking or carry‐
ing out an evasive manoeuvre. Vehicle occu‐
pants could be struck and injured. There is a
risk of injury. Stow and secure objects and the
load correctly.
Loads
Safety notes
WARNING
A high gross vehicle weight can make the tyres
overheat, causing internal damage and a sud‐
den loss of tyre inflation pressure. Handling
characteristics may be adversely affected, for
example reduced directional stability, longer
stopping distance and altered steering charac‐
teristics. There is a risk of accident. Please
comply with the permitted load index of the
tyre, and do not exceed the permitted gross ve‐
hicle weight.
NOTE
Liquids in the luggage compartment may cause
damage. There is a risk of material damage.
Ensure that no liquids leak out into the luggage
compartment.
Stowing and securing loads in
the vehicle
▷ Wrap protective material around any sharp
corners and edges on the load.
WARNING
If the permitted total weight and the permitted
axle loads are exceeded, the operational safety
of the vehicle is no longer guaranteed. There is
a risk of accident. Do not exceed the permitted
total weight and permitted axle loads.
▷ Heavy loads: stow as far forward and as low
down as possible, ideally directly behind the
rear backrests.
▷ Very heavy loads: stow as far forward as pos‐
sible, low down and directly behind the rear
seat backrests. If there are no passengers on
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the back seat, insert both outer seat belts into
the respective opposite buckles.
Storage compartments in
the luggage compartment
▷ Fully fold down the rear backrests if a large
load is to be stowed.
Bag holders
General
▷ Do not stack load items above the upper
edge of the backrests.
▷ Use the luggage net, see page 252, to pro‐
tect the vehicle's occupants. Make sure that
objects cannot penetrate the luggage net.
▷ Small and lightweight loads: secure with re‐
taining straps, a luggage net or other suitable
straps.
▷ Large and heavy loads: secure with lashing
straps.
There is a bag holder on the left and right side in
the luggage compartment.
Lashing eyes in the
luggage compartment
Safety note
General
Load-securing equipment, for example lashing
straps, tensioning straps or luggage nets, must
be secured to the lashing eyes in the boot.
WARNING
Incorrect use of the bag holders can present a
danger, for example if objects are flung around
in the event of braking and evasive manoeu‐
vres. There is a risk of injury and material dam‐
age. Only hang light objects, for example shop‐
ping bags, on the bag holders. Only transport
heavy luggage in the luggage compartment if
suitably secured.
Lashing eyes
Tensioning strap
There is a tensioning strap on the left-hand trim
panel for securing small objects.
Depending on the vehicle equipment, there will
be a number of lashing eyes in the luggage com‐
partment.
Net
Smaller objects can be stowed in the net on the
right-hand side.
Four lashing eyes are located in the luggage
compartment for securing loads.
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Side storage compartment, left
General
There is a storage compartment on the left side
of the luggage compartment.
Safety notes
WARNING
Risk of entrapment when folding down the rear
backrest. There is a risk of injury or material
damage. Before folding down, make sure that
the area of movement of the rear backrest and
the head restraint is kept clear.
Opening
WARNING
If a rear seat backrest is not locked, unsecured
cargo may be flung into the interior, for example
in the event of an accident or during braking or
evasive manoeuvres. There is a risk of injury.
Make sure that the rear seat backrest is locked
after it has been folded back.
Pull the cover.
Extending the luggage
compartment
WARNING
If the seat is not adjusted properly or the child
seat has been installed incorrectly, the child re‐
straint system may have limited stability or may
not be stable at all. There is a risk of injury or
even death. Make sure that the child restraint
system rests firmly against the backrest. Wher‐
ever possible, adapt the backrest angle of all
the relevant seat backrests and adjust the seats
correctly. Make sure that the seats and their
backrests are correctly engaged or locked. If
possible, adjust the height of the head re‐
straints, or remove them.
Principle
Depending on the equipment fitted, the luggage
compartment can be enlarged as follows:
▷ The rear backrests can be folded down.
▷ The rear backrests can be placed in the
cargo position to achieve an upright loading
position.
General
The rear backrest is split 60–40. The left-hand
rear backrest is connected to the middle part.
WARNING
With load-through system: the rear backrest is
separated in the ratio 40–20–40. The side rear
backrests and the middle part can be folded
down individually.
Once the rear backrest has been folded down,
the locking bracket protrudes into the interior.
There is a risk of material damage. When the
rear seat backrest is folded down, watch out for
the protruding locking bracket and keep this
area clear.
The rear backrests can be folded down from the
rear.
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2. Press the button and pull the middle part for‐
wards.
NOTE
Vehicle parts can be damaged when folding
down the rear backrest. There is a risk of mate‐
rial damage. When folding down, make sure
that the area of movement of the rear backrest
including head restraint is kept clear.
Folding the rear backrest down
from the rear
1. If necessary, remove the corresponding head
restraint.
Cargo position
Principle
2. Grip the recess and pull the rear backrest for‐
wards.
The rear backrest can be placed in an upright
loading position.
Adjusting
1. Release rear backrest and fold forwards.
2. Fold up the wire spring clip to the limit posi‐
tion.
Folding back the rear backrest
Fold the rear seat backrest back into seat posi‐
tion and engage. Ensure that the seat belt is not
jammed. The red mark behind the recess disap‐
pears completely.
Folding down the middle part
3. Folding back the rear backrest and engage.
1. Fold down the middle head restraint.
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2. Slightly lift the cover, arrow 1, and pull back‐
ward from the holders, arrows 2.
Luggage compartment
cover
Safety notes
WARNING
Loose objects or devices connected by a cable
to the vehicle, for example mobile telephones,
may be thrown around the interior during the
journey, for example in the event of an accident
or when braking or carrying out an evasive ma‐
noeuvre. There is a risk of injury. Ensure that
loose objects or devices connected by cable to
the vehicle are secured in place in the interior.
Attaching
To insert, proceed in reverse order. The luggage
compartment cover must audibly click into each
of the brackets.
Stowing away
WARNING
Depending on the vehicle equipment, the boot
cover can be stowed under the luggage com‐
partment floor.
If the boot cover is not inserted correctly, it may
be thrown around the interior during the jour‐
ney, for example in the event of an accident or
during braking or evasive manoeuvres. There is
a risk of injury and material damage. Make sure
that the luggage compartment cover is en‐
gaged securely in the brackets.
The boot cover can be stowed under the lug‐
gage compartment floor.
1. Fold up the luggage compartment floor, see
page 251.
2. Place the luggage compartment cover in the
storage compartment.
NOTE
The boot cover may be damaged when closing
the luggage compartment floor. There is a risk
of material damage. When closing, make sure
that there is sufficient space between the lug‐
gage compartment floor and boot cover.
Removing
1. Unhook the retaining straps on the tailgate.
3. Close the luggage compartment floor.
Do not place any loads on the stowed luggage
compartment cover.
Do not stow the luggage compartment cover to‐
gether with the spare wheel or the trailer tow
hitch.
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2. Fold up luggage compartment floor. The
Variable luggage
maximum boot height is achieved.
compartment floor
Principle
The variable luggage compartment floor enables
the luggage compartment to be configured to
suit transport requirements.
General
Read the notes on securing loads, see page 246.
Removing luggage compartment
floor
Safety note
1. Raise the rear part of the luggage compart‐
ment floor slightly.
WARNING
Incorrect use of the variable luggage compart‐
ment floor may result in objects being flung
around in the event of braking or evasive ma‐
noeuvres. There is a risk of injury and material
damage.
2. Grip the luggage compartment floor on the
left and right.
3. Pull the luggage compartment floor to the left
and right repeatedly, arrows 1.
▷ Do not use the variable luggage compart‐
ment floor like a partition net to separate
the boot from the vehicle interior in terms
of a partition net.
▷ Only use the variable luggage compart‐
ment floor panel in the folded-up position
when the backrests are folded up and
locked.
▷ Fold down the variable luggage compart‐
ment floor panel before driving off.
4. Pull the luggage compartment floor back‐
wards out of the mounts, arrows 2.
▷ Always secure the load to prevent slip‐
ping, for example with tensioning or lash‐
ing straps and the lashing eyes.
Inserting the luggage
compartment floor
1. Position the luggage compartment floor,
which has been folded together, into the fix‐
tures at a flat angle.
Folded up position
1. Fold the rear part of the luggage compart‐
ment floor forwards.
2. Place the luggage compartment floor down.
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3. Push the luggage compartment floor for‐
wards until it audibly and detectably engages.
3. Insert both upper fastening pins of the lug‐
gage net into the holders as far as they will
go, arrow 1, and push forwards.
4. Attach the luggage net with the two lower
hooks into the respective upper lashing eyes
in the boot, arrows 2.
Luggage net
Safety note
WARNING
When the luggage net is no longer needed, re‐
verse the procedure.
With the rear backrest folded
down
Install the large luggage net behind the front
seats with the rear backrest folded down.
Injuries or damage can occur when the luggage
net rolls closed rapidly. There is a risk of injury
or material damage. Do not permit the luggage
net to roll rapidly closed.
1. Fold down rear backrests, see page 249.
2. Fold up cover caps up on the roof frame until
they engage.
With the rear backrest upright
Install the small luggage net behind the second
seat row with the rear backrest in upright posi‐
tion.
1. Remove the luggage compartment cover,
see page 250.
2. Fold open rear covers on the headliner.
3. Insert both upper fastening pins of the lug‐
gage compartment separating net into the
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