Chevrolet 2016 Volt Instructions de montage

Congratulations on your new Chevrolet Volt.

www.chevrolet.com/volt

It’s an amazing vehicle, and we’re sure you’re eager to get behind the wheel and see what it can do. For

a quick introduction to the Volt, review this guide. It provides the basic information needed to charge it,

start it, and hit the road. Complete details can be found in your Owner Manual.

If you have any questions or would like more information about your Volt, contact a Volt Customer

Advisor at 1-877-4-VOLT-INFO (1-877-486-5846).

Getting to Know Your 2016

Power Mirror

Controls/Power

Window Controls/

Rear Windows Lock

Instrument

Panel

Illumination

Control

Turn Signal

Lever/

Exterior Lamps

Control

Regen on

Demand Paddle

(behind steering

wheel)

Voice

Recognition

Controls/

5-Way Control

Audio

Volume

Buttons

(behind

steering

wheel)

Power

Button

Cruise Control/

Forward Collision

Alert/Lane Keep

Assist/Heated

Steering Wheel

Controls

Fuel Door

Release

Instrument Panel

Brake System

Safety Belt Reminder

Airbag Readiness

High Beam Headlamps

Engine Oil Pressure

12V Charging System

Forward Collision Alert

Lane Keep Assist Warning

Engine Coolant

Temperature

Security

Service Electric

Parking Brake

PARK

Electric Parking

Brake Set

Cruise Control

Door, Hood or

Hatch Open

Instrument

Cluster/Driver

Information

Center

Windshield

Wipers

Lever

Tilt/Telescopic

Steering

Wheel Lever

(on steering

column)

Audio Favorite

Stations

Buttons

Symbols

Refer to your Owner Manual

to learn about the information

being relayed by the lights,

gauges and indicators of the

instrument cluster.

See In Brief in your Owner Manual.

MyLink

Infotainment

System

Climate Controls/Driver’s

and Passenger’s Heated

Seat Controls

Accessory Power

Outlet, USB

Ports/Auxiliary

Input Jack

Hazard

Warning

Flashers

Charging

Status

Indicator

Drive

Mode

Selector

Traction Control/

Park Assist/

Auto Park Assist

Buttons

Electric

Parking Brake

Low Fuel

Antilock Brake System

Lights On Reminder

Low Tire Pressure

StabiliTrak/Traction

Control

Traction Control Off

StabiliTrak Off

Check Engine

Vehicle Ready

Getting Started

Remote Keyless Entry (RKE)

The RKE transmitter performs several remote functions and must be inside the vehicle to

operate the Volt.

Keyless Access

With the RKE transmitter within 3 ft. (1 m)

of the door, press the button on the door

handle to unlock the door. Press it again

within 5 seconds to unlock all doors.

Key Release

Press the side

button to

remove the

key, which

can be used

to unlock the

driver’s door.

Unlock

Press to unlock

the driver’s door.

Press again to unlock

all doors.

Press and hold to lower

all windows from outside

the vehicle.

To turn the window feature on/off, select

Settings > Vehicle > Remote Lock, Unlock,

Start > Remote Window Operation.

Lock

Press to lock all doors

Remote Start

Press the Lock button and then press

and hold the button until the turn

signal lamps ash to start the vehicle and

condition the passenger cabin tempera-

ture from outside. The heating or air con-

ditioning system and rear window defog-

ger (if needed) will turn on. Depending

on conditions and vehicle personalization

settings, the engine may start.

After entering the vehicle, press the

brake pedal and then press the POWER

button before driving.

Note:

• Press and hold the Remote Start

button until the parking lamps turn off

to cancel a remote start.

• Only two remote starts are allowed

between ignition cycles.

• It’s RECOMMENDED to use this feature

when the vehicle is plugged in to allow

energy from the wall outlet to assist

in getting the cabin to a comfortable

temperature and to leave more battery

energy for driving.

Panic Alarm

Press and release to locate the vehicle.

Press and hold for 3 seconds to sound the

panic alarm.

See Keys, Doors and Windows in your Owner Manual.

Starting the Vehicle/ON

With the vehicle in Park or Neutral,

press the brake pedal and then press the

POWER button. A power ON audio cue

will sound.

The vehicle will not shift out of Park and a

Charge Cord Connected message will display

if the vehicle is still plugged in.

When ON, the instrument cluster will display

an active battery or fuel gauge. The engine

will start only if needed.

Stopping the Vehicle/OFF

Shift to Park and then press the POWER button. A power OFF audio cue will sound.

Conditions for Engine Starting

When vehicle power is ON, the engine may start independent of the vehicle being

plugged in or completely charged. Conditions that may cause the engine to start include:

Getting Started

POWER Button

The Volt features an electronic push-button start. The POWER button ashes when

the driver’s door is opened upon entry. Once the vehicle is ON, the button illuminates.

Note: The air conditioning compressor, pumps and fan may run at any time, even when the vehicle is

OFF, to cool or warm the propulsion battery.

Steering Wheel and Seat Adjustment

Before driving, adjust the steering wheel and seat to a comfortable position.

Pull down the lever (A) to unlock the steering

wheel and adjust its position.

Lift the handle (B) under the right-front side of

the seat to slide the seat forward or rearward.

Ratchet the side lever (C) up or down to raise or

lower the seat.

Lift the rear lever (D) to adjust the seatback.

See Seats and Restraints in your Owner Manual.

• Propulsion battery charge is low

• Propulsion battery temperature is hot

or cold

• Cold ambient temperatures (depend-

ing on engine-assisted heating options,

see Vehicle Personalization on page 10)

• Hood is open

• Engine and Fuel Maintenance Modes

(occur only if the engine has had very

limited operation over a long period)

See Driving and Operating in your Owner Manual.

Electric and Extended-Range Modes

The Volt is an electric vehicle with extended range capability. Plug it in, let it charge and

it’s ready to run on pure electricity — gas- and tailpipe emissions-free. After that, the Volt

keeps going, even if you can’t plug it in. The Volt uses a range-extending gas engine that

produces enough energy to power it for hundreds of miles on a single tank of gas.

Electric Mode

In Electric Mode, the vehicle will not use

gasoline or produce tailpipe emissions

unless in extreme temperatures. During

this primary mode, the vehicle is powered

by electrical energy stored in its propulsion

battery. It can operate in this mode until the

battery is depleted to a predetermined level.

The propulsion battery gauge and electric

range estimate are highlighted when the

vehicle is operating in Electric Mode. The

fuel gauge and fuel range are dimmed.

Electric range is affected by colder outside temperatures. During colder months, the

energy needed to warm the vehicle’s cabin and propulsion battery can cause the vehicle’s

electric range to decline. See Driving for Better Energy Efciency in the Driving and

Operating section in your Owner Manual.

Extended-Range Mode

Once the electric charge is depleted, the

range-extending gas engine will start to

provide power to continue driving the

vehicle. The engine ensures that you will

not be stranded by a depleted battery. The

vehicle determines when the engine needs

to run. Engine speed will vary, depending

on driving conditions, to optimize efciency.

The engine will not fully charge the propul-

sion battery. The vehicle must be plugged in to recharge. The fuel gauge and fuel range

estimate are highlighted when the vehicle is operating in Extended-Range Mode. The pro-

pulsion battery gauge is dimmed.

Total Vehicle Range

Total vehicle range is based on the available

combined electric and extended range. The

displayed electric and fuel ranges are projec-

tions based on past vehicle performance

and charge/fuel level. The displayed ranges

will change based on driving style, outside

temperature and climate settings.

The Total Range indicator can be selected in

the instrument cluster Information menu.

See Driving and Operating in your Owner Manual.

Instrument Cluster

The instrument cluster features an LCD

screen that can be congured in four

different layouts.

Classic – Displays basic information on

speed, range and other operations.

Classic Enhanced – Displays basic informa-

tion plus driving efciency and power usage

information.

Modern – Displays basic information on

speed, range and other operations along

with an efciency ring that glows green to

yellow based on driving efciency.

Modern Enhanced – Displays basic informa-

tion and the efciency ring plus additional

power usage information.

Cluster Display Zones

Press the left or right side of the 5-way

control on the right side of the steering

wheel to move between the different

display zones.

Press the 5-way control up or down to

scroll through the display menus.

Press to select a highlighted item.

Cluster Congurations

1. Use the 5-way control to select the

Congurations page in the left display

zone on the cluster.

2. Scroll to highlight Display Layout;

press .

3. Scroll to highlight one of the cluster

display layouts; press .

4. Press to exit the menu.

Cluster Tutorial

To view tutorials about the features of the

instrument cluster, with the vehicle in Park,

use the 5-way control to select Tutorials

from the Settings menu.

See Instruments and Controls in your Owner Manual.

Classic layout

Modern Enhanced layout

Efﬁciency

Driving Style

Your driving style plays a large role in the efciency of the vehicle. Avoid rapid acceleration

or deceleration to help maximize energy efciency and range. Electric range is maximized

at 50 mph and below; higher speeds use more energy and signicantly reduce electric

range.

Efciency Gauge

Use the 5-way control to select an instru-

ment cluster theme that displays the

green ring or leaf indicator.

While driving, try to keep the ring green

or the leaf in the center of the gauge. The

ring will turn yellow or the leaf will move

up or down during inefcient acceleration

or aggressive braking, depending on the

cluster theme.

Driver-Selected Operating Modes

Press the MODE button on the center console to scroll through a menu of operating

modes for when more performance is needed. After 3 seconds, the highlighted mode

will become active.

Normal (Default)

Use in normal driving conditions for

efcient operation; is active each time the

vehicle is started.

Sport

Use for a sportier driving experience;

increases throttle response.

Mountain

Use when planning to drive in mountainous terrain (long grades of 5% or higher);

reserves battery power to maintain higher speeds on steep grades.

Hold

Use to preserve electric range for later use. Range-extending operation will engage.

Regen on Demand™

Regen on Demand temporarily regenerates energy from the vehicle’s momentum and

stores it in the high voltage propulsion battery for later use.

To activate Regen on Demand, pull and hold the left paddle on the back of the steering

wheel without pressing the brake pedal or accelerator pedal.

While pulling the paddle, the vehicle will begin to decelerate using regenerative braking.

Regen on Demand is deactivated once the paddle is released, or the brake pedal or

accelerator pedal is pressed.

See Driving and Operating in your Owner Manual.

Efﬁciency

Climate Settings

Optimal efciency is achieved with the climate system off (climate power button indica-

tor is not illuminated). If using the climate mode settings, the most efcient operation is

in the following order:

Fan Only – electric cabin heating/cooling is off (eco and MAX button indicators are not

illuminated)

eco – limits cabin heating/cooling to balance comfort with energy use (eco button

indicator is green)

MAX – provides the most cabin heating/cooling, but uses the most energy (MAX button

indicator is amber)

Use the heated seats and heated steering wheel (if equipped) to reduce the demand on

the cabin heating system. Heating the seats and steering wheel uses less energy than

heating the vehicle interior.

See Climate Controls in your Owner Manual.

Information Displays

Press the Energy button on the touch

screen and then touch the Flow, Charging,

or Info icon at the bottom of the screen to

display the desired energy information.

Flow

The Power Flow screen indicates the current

system operating condition, showing the

power ow between the high voltage propul-

sion battery, electric drive unit and engine.

Each component is highlighted when it is active.

Note: Component location in graphic is not

representative of actual on-vehicle location.

Charging

The Charging screens show the Charge Limit

and Charge Mode status. The vehicle has

three programmable charge modes:

• Immediately upon plug-in

• Delayed based on departure time

• Delayed based on electric rates and

departure time

Charge Complete times are estimates and most

accurate at moderate temperatures. The Charge

Limit and Charge Mode can be changed by

touching the text. (See Charging on page 12.)

Info

The Info screens show the Energy Usage (Electric Mode and Extended-Range Mode) since

the last time the vehicle was fully recharged and the Lifetime Fuel Economy of the vehicle.

See Instruments and Controls in your Owner Manual.

Settings, Sights and Sounds

Refer to your Owner Manual for important safety information about using the infotainment

system while driving.

Vehicle Personalization

Some vehicle features can be customized using the menus on the touch screen. The

Vehicle Settings menu may include Climate and Air Quality; Collision/Detection Systems;

Comfort and Convenience; Energy; Lighting; Power Door Locks; or Remote Lock, Unlock,

Start.

1. Touch Settings on the Home page.

2. Touch Vehicle from the Settings menu.

3. Touch the desired menu item.

4. Touch the desired feature and setting.

5. Touch < Back to exit each menu.

MyLink Infotainment

The Infotainment system features radio,

auxiliary device input, voice recognition and

Bluetooth® phone and audio functions, and available navigation.

Connect an auxiliary device to the input jack or USB port, located in the compartment

forward of the shift lever.

To pair a Bluetooth phone using voice recognition, press the Push to Talk button on

the steering wheel; after the beep, say “Pair Phone, “ or use the touch screen to select

Settings > Bluetooth > Pair Device. Follow the pairing instructions.

For more information, visit my.chevrolet.com/learn.

Apple CarPlay™

Apple CarPlay capability may be available through a compatible smartphone. If available,

Projection icon will appear on the home page of the infotainment display.

1. Connect your Apple iPhone by plugging the compatible phone USB cable into a

USB data port. Use your device’s factory-provided USB cable. Aftermarket cables may

not work.

2. The

Projection icon will change to Apple CarPlay, depending on the phone. Apple

CarPlay may launch automatically upon USB connection. If not, touch the Apple

CarPlay icon on the home page.

For more information on using Apple CarPlay, visit my.chevrolet.com/learn or call

1-855-4-SUPPORT (1-855-478-7767).

OnStar with 4G LTE

With OnStar 4G LTE and Wi-Fi®, up to seven devices (smartphones,tablets and laptops)

can be connected to high-speed Internet through the vehicle’s built-in Wi-Fi hotspot.

To retrieve the SSID and password for the hotspot, press the white OnStar Voice

Command button on the overhead console, wait for the prompt, and then say “Wi-Fi

settings.” The information will be displayed on the screen.

For assistance, press the blue OnStar button or call 1-888-4-ONSTAR (1-888-466-7827).

See Infotainment and Instruments and Controls in your Owner Manual.

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