Interior Equipment (View A)
1. Door-lock knob.
2. Power door lock switch.
3. Headlight leveling switch.
4. TCS-OFF switch.
5. DSC OFF switch.
6. BSM OFF switch.
7. Lighting control.
8. Turn and lane-change signals.
9. Instrument cluster.
10. Wiper and washer lever.
11. Lock release lever.
12. Trunk release button.
13. Outside mirror switch.
14. Power window switches.
15. Power window lock switch.
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