Seat belts

Seat belts are an effective means of protecting the driver and passengers from serious injuries in road traffic accidents. Therefore, while driving, be sure to fasten your seat belt and do not transport passengers who are not wearing seat belts.

The car has front (inertial) seat belts. The same belts are installed for the extreme passengers of the rear seat. For the average passenger, only a static belt is provided (non-inertial) belt.

Useful tips. To fasten the belt, pull it out of the spool and insert the buckle tongue into the buckle until it clicks into place, without twisting the straps.

Check the condition of the belts regularly. If you find scuffs, tears or other damage on them, be sure to replace the belts. If the belts become dirty, wash them with mild soapy water. Never iron the straps.



To fasten the belt, pull it out of the spool and insert the buckle tongue into the buckle until it clicks into place, without twisting the straps.




To unfasten the belt, press the buckle button while holding the belt. Release the belt and it will automatically wind onto the spool.

Warnings! Replace belts only at specialist workshops. Do not use a seat belt on a child sitting on the rear passenger's lap.

Be sure to replace belts that have been critically loaded in an accident.

Helpful advice. For transporting children weighing up to 18 kg, use special «children's» seats to which the child is fastened with their own belts. In turn, this seat must be securely fixed to the car seat with standard seat belts.

Warnings! Seat belts must be replaced if they are torn, frayed or critically loaded in an accident.

When installing seat belts, use only standard bolts (1 - upper mounting bolt, 2 - lower mounting bolt, 3 - coil mounting bolt) with fasteners attached to the belts. Any other bolts may not withstand the critical load.