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illuminate in the tilt range shown in the

figure.

Sunvisors

When you need a sunvisor, lower it for use

in front or swing it to the side.

Sunvisor

off

on

Side Extension Sunvisors^*

▼

The visor extender extends the sunvisor's

range of sun shading.

To use, pull it out.

CAUTION

When moving the sunvisor, retract the visor

extender to its original position. Otherwise,

the visor extender could hit the rearview

mirror.

Vanity Mirrors

▼

To use the vanity mirror, lower the

sunvisor.

If your vehicle is equipped with a vanity

mirror light, it will illuminate when you

open the cover.

To prevent the battery from being

discharged, the vanity mirror will only

*Some models.

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Type B

Interior Lights

Switch

Overhead Lights

NOTE

The DOOR OFF switch can be

switched between the DOOR posi‐

tion and DOOR OFF position.

DOOR position

Do not leave the lights on for long periods

while the engine is turned off. Otherwise

the battery power could be depleted.



The lights turn on when any of the

Overhead Lights

Type A

doors is opened.

The lights turn on/off in conjunc‐

tion with the illuminated entry

system.



(DOOR

OFF)

Switch Posi‐

Overhead Lights

tion

DOOR OFF position

Light off



The lights do not turn on even if



any of the doors is opened.

The lights do not turn on/off in

Light is on when any door is open

Light is on or off when the illumi‐



conjunction with the illuminated

entry system.

nated entry system is on

Light on

Press the switch to turn it on. Press

the switch again to turn off the

lights.

(ON/

OFF)

NOTE

The rear map lights also turn on and off

when the overhead light switch is

operated.

Front Map Lights

Type A

When the overhead light switch is in the

door or off position, press the lens to

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

illuminate the front map lights, and then

press the lens again to turn them off.

The overhead lights turn on in

conjunction with a door opening/

closing.

The illuminated entry system is on.

Rear Map Lights

Type A

When the overhead light switch is in the

door or off position, press the lens to

illuminate a rear map light, and then press

the lens again to turn it off.

NOTE

The front map lights will not turn off even

if the lens is pressed in the following

cases:



The overhead light switch is in the ON

position.



NOTE

The overhead light switch is in the door

position with the door open.

The illuminated entry system is on.



Once the rear map lights have been



turned off, they will turn on and off

depending on the position to which the

overhead light is switched.

The rear map lights will not turn off

even if the lens is pressed in the

following cases:

Type B

Press the switch to illuminate the front

map lights, and then press the switch again

to turn them off.



The overhead light switch is ON.

The overhead light switch is in the



door position with the door open.

The illuminated entry system is on.



Type B

Press the switch to illuminate the rear map

lights, and then press the switch again to

turn them off.

NOTE

The front map lights will not turn off even

if the switch is pressed in the following

cases:



The overhead lights turn on by

operating the overhead ON/OFF switch

(

).

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NOTE

Luggage Compartment Lights



Once the rear map lights have been

turned off, they will turn on and off in

conjunction with the overhead light

operation.



The rear map lights will not turn off

even if the switch is pressed in the

following cases:



The overhead lights turn on by

operating the overhead ON/OFF

switch (

).

Switch Posi‐

Luggage Compartment Light



The overhead lights turn on in

conjunction with a door opening/

closing.

tion

Light off

Light on when the liftgate is open

The illuminated entry system is on.

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*

Ambient Light

An ambient light continuously turn on when the ignition is switched ON.

An ambient light dim when the parking lights or headlights are turned on.

Ambient light

NOTE



An ambient light turn on or off in conjunction with the illuminated entry system when the

ignition is switched OFF.

The ambient light illumination level can be changed while the parking lights or headlights

are turned on.



Refer to the Settings section in the Mazda Connect Owner's Manual.

NOTE

Illuminated Entry System

▼



The illumination time differs depending

on the operation.

Battery saver

The overhead lights turn on when any of

the following operations is done with the

overhead light switch in the DOOR

position.

The ambient lights turn on regardless of

the overhead light switch position.



If an interior light is left on with the

ignition switched OFF, the light turns off

automatically after a certain period of

time has passed to prevent battery

depletion.

The operation of the illuminated entry

system can be changed.

Refer to the Settings section in the

Mazda Connect Owner's Manual.



The driver's door is unlocked with the

ignition is switched OFF.

The ignition is switched OFF with all



doors closed.

*Some models.

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

(Type B)

Accessory Sockets

Only use genuine Mazda accessories or

the equivalent requiring no greater than

120 W (DC 12 V, 10 A).

The illumination entry system does not

operate in conjunction with the

overhead lights when the overhead

lights are turned on using the overhead

light ON/OFF switch.

Front

The ignition must be switched to ACC or

ON.

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Center, Rear

Correctly insert the plug into the

accessory socket.

Do not insert the cigarette lighter into

the accessory socket.

Noise may occur on the audio playback

depending on the device connected to

the accessory socket.

The accessory sockets can be used

regardless of whether the ignition is on or

off.

Center

Depending on the device connected to

the accessory socket, the vehicle's

electrical system may be aﬀected, which

could cause the warning light to

illuminate. Disconnect the connected

device and make sure that the problem is

resolved. If the problem is resolved,

disconnect the device from the socket

and switch the ignition oﬀ. If the problem

is not resolved, consult an Authorized

Mazda Dealer.

Rear

NOTE

To prevent discharging of the battery, do

not use the socket for long periods with the

engine off or idling.

Connecting the accessory socket

1. Open the lid.

CAUTION

2. Pass the connection plug cord through

the cutout of the console and insert the

plug into the accessory socket.

To prevent accessory socket damage or

electrical failure, pay attention to the

following:

Plug

Do not use accessories that require

more than 120 W (DC 12 V, 10 A).

Do not use accessories that are not

genuine Mazda accessories or the

equivalent.

Close the cover when the accessory

socket is not in use to prevent foreign

objects and liquids from getting into

the accessory socket.

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How to connect

USB Power Outlet^*

The groove in the armrest box can be used

to pass the cord of the device into the box

to connect it to the USB power outlets.

1. Open the lid.

2. Route the cord through the groove in

the armrest box and insert the USB

connector into the USB power outlets.

The USB power outlets can be used

regardless of whether the ignition is

switched to ACC or ON.

Only use USB devices that have a

maximum power consumption of 10.5W

(DC5V, 2.1A) or below.

USB Connector

USB power outlet

CAUTION

To prevent USB power outlets damage or

electrical failure, pay attention to the

following:

Do not use USB devices that require

more than 10.5 W (DC 5 V, 2.1 A).

Close the lid when the USB power

outlets are not in use to prevent

foreign objects and liquids from

getting into the USB power outlets.

Correctly connect the USB connector

into the USB power outlets.

NOTE



The USB power outlets are designed

only for charging and they cannot be

used for connecting to the vehicle's

audio system.



To prevent discharging of the battery, do

not use the USB power outlets for long

periods with the engine off or idling.

*Some models.

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Before using the Wireless Charger (Qi)

near people who use medical devices,

ask the medical device manufacturer or

your physician if radio waves from the

Wireless Charger (Qi) will aﬀect the

device.

The Wireless Charger (Qi) can be disabled

to prevent it from aﬀecting medical

devices. Consult an Authorized Mazda

Dealer for details.

Wireless Charger (Qi)^*

You can charge mobile devices such as

Smartphones which comply with the Qi

Wireless Charging standard.

Only use mobile devices that have a

maximum power consumption of 5 W, or

15 W or below. The maximum power

consumption differs depending on the

mobile device.

Heed the following cautions. Otherwise,

the Wireless Charger (Qi) may malfunction

or be damaged, which could cause a ﬁre,

burns due to heat generation, or an

accident such as electrical shock.

Do not install, remove, disassemble, or

change the wiring of the Wireless

Charger (Qi). If the Wireless Charger (Qi)

needs to be installed or removed, consult

an Authorized Mazda Dealer.

Power button

Do not use the Wireless Charger (Qi)

when it is malfunctioning. In addition, if

smoke, abnormal noise, or abnormal

smell is emitted from the Wireless

Charger (Qi), stop the vehicle in a safe

place, switch the ignition OFF, and

consult an Authorized Mazda Dealer.

When using the Wireless Charger (Qi) to

store items on, turn oﬀ the Wireless

Charger (Qi).

LED indicator

Charging area

Do not place any metal object between

the charging area and the mobile device.

Also, do not apply items such as a

metallic sticker to the Wireless Charger

(Qi).

WARNING

Radio waves from the Wireless Charger (Qi)

may aﬀect the operation of medical

devices such as implanted-type cardiac

pacemakers or deﬁbrillators.

*Some models.

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When charging, do not place any item

other than the mobile device to be

charged on the Wireless Charger (Qi). In

addition, do not place any metal object,

IC card, coin, or magnetic item near the

charging area.

the Wireless Charger (Qi). Press the

power button again for about 1

second to cancel the function.

LED indicator

The status of the Wireless Charger (Qi)

can be checked using the LED indicator.

Remove dust or dirt from the charging

area before use.

Do not apply strong force or impact to

the Wireless Charger (Qi) or get it wet.

Use only mobile devices which support

the Wireless Charger (Qi).

Illumination/flash

Status

pattern

OFF

Does not turn on

Stand-by (charging is pos‐

Turns on in white

sible)

Normal charging

Turns on in amber

Turns on in green

How to use

*1

Fast charging

1. Start the engine.

Normal charging (charging

efficiency is low)

Flashes in amber

Flashes in green

Flashes in white

2. The power for the Wireless Charger

(Qi) turns on and the LED indicator

turns on.

*1

Fast charging (charging

efficiency is low)

Stand-by (charging is not

possible)



The power can be turned on/off by

pressing the power button on the

Wireless Charger (Qi) for about 3

seconds.

When the power is turned off, the

LED indicator turns off.

Charging is stopped due to

high temperature or foreign

matter detected

Flashes in red

Turns on in red



Charging is stopped due to

internal problem or mal‐

function

3. Place a device compliant with the Qi

Wireless Charging standard in the

center of the charging area on the tray.

*

1 Some mobile devices can switch

between normal charging and fast

charging.



The LED indicator turns on in amber

or green when charging starts.

For details on the LED indicator,



refer to the following LED indicator

table.

Charging starts when all the doors

and liftgate are closed.

The function to reduce noise on the

radio operates if the power button is

pressed for about 1 second during

charging. Use it when noise occurs

on the radio due to interference by

CAUTION



While a mobile device is placed on the

charging area, keep the vehicle key away

from the Wireless Charger (Qi). The

vehicle key may not be detected due to

radio wave interference by the Wireless

Charger (Qi).

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Charging may not operate normally

under the following conditions:

Do not leave mobile devices in the cabin.

The temperature inside the cabin may

become very hot, causing the devices to

malfunction.

The mobile device is fully charged.

There is foreign matter between the

mobile device and the charging area.

The temperature of the mobile device

is high.

The mobile device is placed with the

charging side facing upward.

The mobile device is placed in a

position extremely deviating from the

center of the charging area.

Your vehicle is in an area where strong

radio waves or electrical noise occur

such as near a television tower, power

plant, or airport.

The Near Field Communication (NFC)

function setting of the mobile device is

on (depends on the model of the

mobile device).

Keep the following items away from the

charging area. Otherwise the data stored

on the mobile device could be erased or

the device could malfunction.

NOTE



A mobile device larger than the

charging area cannot be charged. In

addition, even if the mobile device is in

the charging area, the charging

efficiency may decrease or charging

may not be possible depending on where

the mobile device is placed.



If the function to reduce noise on the

radio is used, fast charging may be

disabled depending on the mobile device

being charged.



If the LED indicator is flashing in amber

or green, the charging efficiency is low.

Check that there is no foreign matter

between the mobile device and the

charging area, and position the mobile

device near the center of the charging

area.

Magnetic items such as magnets,

magnetic cards, and magnetic

recording media.

High precision devices such as

wristwatches.

Before using the Wireless Charger (Qi),

make sure to back up the data stored on

the mobile device. The data on the

mobile device could be deleted.

Do not wipe the Wireless Charger (Qi)

using oil, alcohol, or thinner, or spray

hairspray or insecticide onto it.

Otherwise, it could cause damage or

cracking.



Depending on the mobile device case or

accessories used, the mobile device may

not charge, or the charging efficiency

may be reduced resulting in a longer

charging time. If charging does not start

even when a mobile device is placed on

the charging area, remove the mobile

device case or any accessories.



While the keyless entry is operating,

charging may stop temporarily, however,

this does not indicate a problem.

During charging, the Wireless Charger



(Qi) and the mobile device become

warm, however, this does not indicate a

problem.

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

If the mobile device temperature rises

Cup Holder

during charging, charging may stop due

to the protection function of the device.

If that happens, wait until the mobile

device cools down sufficiently and then

recharge it.

WARNING

Never use a cup holder to hold hot liquids

while the vehicle is moving:

Using a cup holder to hold hot liquids while

the vehicle is moving is dangerous. If the

contents spill, you could be scalded.



When using the Wireless Charger (Qi),

applications using the Near Field

Communication (NFC) function may

activate, but this does not indicate a

problem with the Wireless Charger (Qi).

Do not put anything other than cups or

drink cans in cup holders:

Putting objects other than cups or drink

cans in a cup holder is dangerous.

During sudden braking or maneuvering,

occupants could be hit and injured, or

objects could be thrown around the

vehicle, causing interference with the driver

and the possibility of an accident. Only use

a cup holder for cups or drink cans.

Trademarks

“Qi” and the Qi symbol are trademarks or

registered trademarks of the Wireless

Power Consortium (WPC).

Front

▼

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Rear^*

▼

Bottle Holder

Bottle holders are on the inside of the

The rear cup holder is on the rear center

armrest.

doors.

Front

Bottle holder

Rear

Bottle holder

CAUTION

Do not use the bottle holders for containers

without caps. The contents may spill when

opening/closing the door or while driving

the vehicle.

*Some models.

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Push and release to open.

Storage Compartments

Type A

WARNING

Keep storage boxes closed when driving:

Driving with the storage boxes open is

dangerous. To reduce the possibility of

injury in an accident or a sudden stop, keep

the storage boxes closed when driving.

Type B

When loading cargo, make sure that it is

completely secured:

If the cargo is not completely secured, it

may move or collapse while driving or

during sudden braking, resulting in injury

or an accident.

Do not put articles in storage spaces with

no lid:

Putting articles in storage spaces with no

lid is dangerous as they could be thrown

around the cabin if the vehicle is suddenly

accelerated and cause injury depending on

how the article is stored.

Glove Compartment

▼

To open the glove compartment, pull the

latch toward you.

CAUTION

Do not leave lighters or eyeglasses in the

storage boxes while parked under the sun.

A lighter could explode or the plastic

material in eyeglasses could deform and

crack from high temperature.

To close the glove compartment, firmly

press in the center of the glove

compartment lid.

Overhead Console

▼

This console box is designed to store

eyeglasses or other accessories.

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Center Console

▼

To open, pull the release latch.

Storage tray

The storage tray can be removed.

Storage tray

Armrest Box^*

▼

To open, push the button and pull up the

lid.

*Some models.

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Luggage Compartment

▼

Cargo Securing Loops

Use the cargo securing loops in the luggage compartment to secure cargo with a rope or net.

The tensile strength of the loops is 196 N (20 kgf, 44 lbf). Do not apply excessive force to

the cargo securing loops as it will damage them.

Trim side

Luggage board side

CAUTION

When not using the cargo securing loops, return them to their original positions. If the cargo

securing loops are not returned to their original positions and cargo is placed on the top of

them, the cargo securing loops could be deformed or damaged.

When using the cargo securing loops, hook them to the pins.

Cargo securing

loop

Cargo Sub-Compartment

The cargo sub-compartment is located under the luggage board, and it can be used to store

small items.

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CAUTION

Do not apply excessive force to the luggage board when setting it up. Otherwise, it could

deform or damage the luggage board.

Return the luggage board to its original position before driving the vehicle. If the vehicle is

driven with the luggage board set up, it could cause an unexpected accident.

When not using the handle, return it to its original position. If the handle is not returned to

its original position and cargo is placed, it could contact the handle and the handle could

be deformed or damaged.

1. Lift up the luggage board.

Luggage board

2. Insert the luggage board into the left and right grooves.

Groove

Luggage board

Luggage Board

The height of the floor surface can be adjusted by changing the installation position of the

luggage board.

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Reversible Luggage Board

The luggage board can be used with the underside facing up, depending on the intended use.

The underside is made of stain-resistant material which is easy to clean.

CAUTION

Do not spray large amounts of liquid such as water on the luggage board. If a large amount

of water or other liquid is poured or sprayed on the luggage board, the water or other liquid

may leak down and wet the luggage under the board.

When using the luggage board in the upper level

1. Place the front luggage board.

Groove

Luggage board

2. Insert the left and right hollows or holes of the rear luggage board into the pins.

One-sided type

Hollows

Reversible type

Hole

3. Remove in the reverse order of the installation procedure.

When using the luggage board in the lower level

1. When not using the cargo securing loops, return them to their original positions.

Refer to Cargo Securing Loops on page 5-70

*Some models.

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2. Slide the front luggage board into the lower grooves and install.

Groove

Luggage board

3. Insert the left and right hollows or holes of the rear luggage board into the pins.

One-sided type

Reversible type

Hollows

Hole

4. Remove in the reverse order of the installation procedure.

NOTE

Loading golf bags

(Some golf bags may not fit using the following methods depending on their sizes.)

Up to four golf bags can be carried in the luggage compartment.

Bottom: Place the first and second golf bags in the luggage compartment with the bottoms

pointed to the right.

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Top: Place the third golf bag with its bottom pointed to the left and the fourth golf bag with

its bottom pointed to the right in the luggage compartment.

Top

Bottom

The arrows indicate the bottoms of the golf bags.

The illustration shows the loading of four golf bags.

Rear Coat Hooks

▼

WARNING

Never hang heavy or sharp objects on the

assist grips and coat hooks:

Hanging heavy or sharp-ended objects

such as a coat hanger from the assist grips

or coat hooks is dangerous as they can ﬂy

oﬀ and hit an occupant in the cabin if a

curtain air bag was to deploy, which could

result in serious injury or death.

Always hang clothes on the coat hooks

and the assist grips without hangers.

Coat hook

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