Kia Telluride (LQ2, 2027-2026) Owner's Manual / Seating and safety restraints / Seats / Rear seat adjustment / Forward and backward (2nd row seat)

Subaru Forester: Rear seat adjustment / Forward and backward (2nd row seat)

The second-row seats in the Kia Telluride can be moved forward or backward to provide additional passenger comfort or increase access to the third row and cargo area.

To move the seat forward or backward:

Pull the seat slide adjustment lever upward and hold it in place.
Slide the seat smoothly to the desired position.
Release the lever and verify that the seat has locked securely.
Always adjust the seat before driving. After releasing the lever, attempt to move the seat without using the adjustment handle. If the seat moves, it has not locked correctly and should be repositioned until securely latched.

Seatback angle

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