Table of Content

Interior Overview


Steering Wheel Controls


Clearview Cockpit


Pilot Panel


Rear Center Console Display


Interior Overview



  1. Clearview Cockpit, see Clearview Cockpit
  2. Left Control Stalk:
  3. Driver Camera, (behind the steering wheel). See Interior Camera
  4. Media Controls, see Steering Wheel - Right Controls
  5. Hazard Warning Lights Button, see Hazard Warning Lights
  6. Interior Light, see Interior Lights
  7. Driver Seat Heating and Cooling, see Temperature Control
  8. Driver Temperature Controls, see Temperature Control
  9. Volume Control, see Physical Media Controls
  10. Passenger Temperature Controls, see Temperature Control
  11. Pilot Panel, see Pilot Panel
  12. Passenger Seat Heating and Cooling, see Temperature Control
  13. Glove Box, see Glove Box
  14. Horn, see Horn
  15. DreamDrive Controls, see Steering Wheel DreamDrive Controls
  16. Parking Brake and Gear Selector, see Using the Drive Selector
  17. Interior Door Handle, see Opening Doors from the Inside
  18. Window Switches, see Opening and Closing Windows

Steering Wheel Controls

  1. Left Directional Pad, see Steering Wheel DreamDrive Controls
  2. Cancel Button, see Steering Wheel DreamDrive Controls
  3. DreamDrive Button, see Steering Wheel DreamDrive Controls
  4. Voice Assistant Button, see Steering Wheel DreamDrive Controls
  5. Switch Drive Mode Button, see Steering Wheel Media Controls
  6. Right Directional Pad, see Steering Wheel Media Controls

Clearview Cockpit

The 34-inch (86 cm) Clearview Cockpit is ergonomically contoured to keep you informed and allow you to interact with features that are most commonly used while driving. It turns on when you enter the vehicle, and turns off when the vehicle is locked, or an occupant is no longer detected in the vehicle for an extended period of time.
Warning: Distracted driving can lead to serious injury or death. The driver should pay attention to the driving task at all times and interact with the Clearview Cockpit's touch screen only when safe to do so.
  1. Left Clearview Cockpit: This panel shows various controls and settings that include:
    Note: Some of these features may only be available when parked.
  2. Center Clearview Cockpit: This panel displays information that needs to be monitored when driving, and includes system messages, warning indicators, speed and others. It also displays contextual information about the state of the vehicle and the infotainment system that may aid with driving, including:
    • Gear selection indicator
    • Speed
    • State of Charge
    • Regenerative Braking
    • Warning indicators (Vehicle tell tales)
    • Turn instructions
    • Currently playing media
    • Active call information
    • DreamDrive status
  3. Right Clearview Cockpit: This panel gives you access to apps that commonly need to be within the driver's view, such as the following:

Status Bar

The status bar provides a way to stay informed of or control various features that are commonly used by the driver irrespective of what app is currently open. To access the controls related to any feature, tap the icon to reveal a dropdown with controls for the feature. For more options, tap Settings in the dropdown. These include-
  • Garage door opener
  • Internet connectivity
  • Device connectivity
  • Time Display
  • Temperature Display
  • Notifications

Pilot Panel



The icons in the Launcher at the bottom of the Pilot Panel touchscreen allow you to access apps, such as:

Recent and All Apps

To view all available apps, open the All Apps window by tapping the ellipsis (…) icon on the far right of the Launcher. The most recent app can always be found to the immediate left of the All Apps icon on the Launcher (the Settings app in the above example image).

Customize Launcher

You can customize the Launcher to include up to nine of your preferred apps, not including the most recent app and the All Apps icon. Launcher customization preferences will be saved to the current active user profile. Press and hold any app in the Launcher or All Apps window to enter customization mode.

Add an application from the All Apps window by pressing the desired app, moving it down to a position on the Launcher, and releasing it. Rearrange the order of the apps in the Launcher by similarly pressing an app, moving it to the preferred location, and releasing it. To remove an app from the Launcher, tap the remove icon in the top left of each app in the Launcher. When finished customizing the Launcher, tap DONE in the customization mode window or tap outside the window elsewhere on the Pilot Panel.

Pilot Panel Physical Controls

Use the physical buttons on the bottom of the Pilot Panel to control the driver and front passenger's side:
  • Seat Heating and Cooling
  • Temperature
  • Fan Speed
See Heating, Ventilation Air Conditioning

The scroller in the center of the Pilot Panel physical controls can adjust the volume when media is playing by scrolling up to increase or down to decrease the volume.

Quick Controls

Quick Controls is a centralized hub on the Pilot Panel for frequently used controls to be easily accessed by the driver.

Open Quick Controls by swiping down from the top of the Pilot Panel screen or tapping the top of the screen in the center. To close Quick Controls, swipe up from the bottom of the Pilot Panel screen or tap the bottom of the screen in the center.

Rear Center Console Display

The rear display is located at the back of the center console and allows rear seat passengers to control the climate settings.

Note: Depending on trim level, your vehicle may not be equipped with a rear display.

The rear display allows rear seat passengers to control the temperature, fan speed, and seat heating in the rear seats using . See Second-Row Seat Heaters.

Note: You can lock access to the rear display by navigating to Settings > General > Displays & Accessibility on the Pilot Panel.