Pressing the button unlocks the fuel filler flap.
Unlocking can also be done with the ignition off.
The fuel filler neck is located on the side on the right side at the rear of the vehicle.
Once you have opened the fuel filler cap, access to the fuel tank cap is open.
The fuel tank capacity is approximately 55 liters.
Once the fuel dispenser nozzle, the use of which is prescribed by law, automatically stops supplying fuel, the fuel tank is "full". Therefore, you should not try to add more fuel to it, because in this case the reserve space for the expansion of fuel in the tank will be filled, and when the outside temperature rises, fuel will spill out of the tank.
After refueling, the filler cap should be tightly screwed on and the hatch cover should be closed until it locks into place.
Any fuel that has come into contact with the body surface must be removed immediately, as otherwise the paintwork of the body may be damaged under certain circumstances. The paintwork may be damaged especially severely if biodiesel fuel comes into contact with it.
Never drain the fuel tank of a vehicle equipped with a catalytic converter. This may cause the fuel to flow unevenly into the engine, causing it to run rough, which may result in unburned fuel getting into the catalytic converter. This may cause overheating and subsequent damage to the catalytic converter.
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