Sound settings

Focus

You can choose from four sound focus settings: all, driver, front and rear. All is the default setting and doesn't focus the sound in a particular direction. It provides a neutral sound focus where occupants in the front and rear seats have the same sound experience. The driver setting focuses the sound towards the driver. The front setting focuses sound towards the front seats, while the rear setting focuses it towards the rear seats.

Stage

By default, intensity and envelopment are set to a neutral level. Increase or decrease these settings to customize your sound experience.

Abbey Road Studios

Choose from five different settings to change and experience the sound as if you are in London's Abbey Road Studios.

Tone and equailizer

Customize how your media sounds by adjusting the values for the different tone qualities. Turn the equalizer on to adjust the sound frequencies to your preferences. If you decide that you don't like your equalizer adjustments, just press Reset levels to return the levels to the default settings.

Volume

• Media
• Ringtone
• Calls
• Voice assistant
• Navigation
• Notifications
• Park assistance

Tip

There are other ways to adjust the volume of sounds in your vehicle. You can turn the media knob on the center console, press the steering wheel buttons or use voice control.

Voice amplification

Voice amplification can help you hear people in other seat rows better via the sound system. You can choose the amplification to be low, medium or high, or simply turn it off. The setting resets to off by default after each drive.

You can also choose to amplify the front seats only. Just turn this setting on when voice amplification is active or turn it off to amplify all seat rows in the vehicle again.