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Contents
Perface................................................................................1
Introduction..........................................................................1
Aboutthishandbook.......................................................................1
Precautions...........................................................................2
Dangeroussubstances...................................................................2
Children/Animals............................................................................2
Personalsafety...............................................................................2
Vehicleidentication............................................................3
Vehicleidenticationnumber(VIN)................................................3
Modelandnumberofdrivemotor..................................................3
VINplate.........................................................................................4
Instructionsforusingelectricvehicle..................................5
Ambienttemperatureforvehicleuse..............................................5
Drivingrange..................................................................................5
Equalizationcharging.....................................................................6
Instructionsforrecyclingofhighvoltagebatterypacks..................6
High-voltagesystem.......................................................................7
Instructionswhenaccidentoccurs.................................................8
1BeforeYouDrive.............................................................9
Keys....................................................................................10
RemotekeywithPEPS................................................................10
Extension/retractionofmechanicalkeyportionoftheremotekey
("mechanicalkeyportion"forshort)........................11
ReplacethebatteryintheremotekeywithPEPS........................11
Doorlocks...........................................................................12
Toprotectyourvehicleagainsttheft.............................................12
Centraldoorlockingsystem.........................................................13
Manualsideloaddoor(s)..............................................................16
Electricsideloaddoor(s)..............................................................17
Manualtailgate.............................................................................20
Powertailgate...............................................................................21
Childsafetylock...........................................................................26
Windows.............................................................................27
Powerwindows............................................................................27
Powersunroof..............................................................................29
Seats...................................................................................32
Driverseatadjustment.................................................................32
Frontoccupantseatadjustment...................................................37
2ndrowseatadjustment..............................................................38
3rdrowseatadjustment...............................................................49
Headrest.......................................................................................53
Occupantrestraintsystem.................................................53
Sittingcorrectly.............................................................................53
Seatbelts.....................................................................................54
Seatbeltpretensioner..................................................................59
Airbag(s).......................................................................................60
ChildRestraints(notavailablewiththevehicle)...........................69
Instrumentsandcontrols...................................................78
Instrumentcluster..............................................................79
Voltameterofhigh-voltagebatterypack.......................................79
Speedometer................................................................................80
Powermeter.................................................................................80
Messagecenter............................................................................80
Alarmmessages...........................................................................83
Serviceinterfacereminders..........................................................84
Tirepressuremonitoringsystem..................................................84
Warninglightsandindicators............................................85
Directionindicator.........................................................................85
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Headlighthighbeamindicator......................................................85
IHC(IntelligentHighBeamControl)indicator..............................85
Rearfoglightindicator.................................................................85
Positionlightindicator..................................................................85
IMMOwarninglight......................................................................85
TPMSwarninglight......................................................................85
Batterychargingindicator.............................................................86
READYindicator..........................................................................86
Chargingconnectionindicator......................................................86
Chargingstatusindicator..............................................................86
Powersystemfaultwarninglight..................................................86
Warninglightofhigh-voltagebatterypackforlowelectricquantity86
Insulationfaultwarninglight.........................................................87
Power-limitIndicator.....................................................................87
Airbagwarninglight......................................................................87
Seatbeltwarninglight..................................................................87
Brakesystemwarninglight..........................................................88
ABS(Anti-lockBrakingSystem)warninglight..............................88
EBD(ElectronicBrakeDistribution)warninglight........................88
ESC(ElectronicStabilityControl)indicator..................................88
ESC(ElectronicStabilityControl)OFFindicator..........................89
EPB(ElectronicParkingBrake)indicator.....................................89
EPB(ElectronicParkingBrake)malfunctionindicator.................89
AUTOHOLDindicator..................................................................89
HDC(HillDescentControl)indicator............................................89
EPS(ElectricPowerSteering)systemmalfunctionwarninglight90
FCW(ForwardCollisionWarning)warninglight/AEB(Automatic
EmergencyBraking)warninglight..........................90
LDW(LaneDepartureWarning)/LKA(LaneKeepAssist)/ELK
(EmergencyLaneKeeping)warninglight...............90
ACC(AdaptiveCruiseControl)indicators....................................91
ICA(IntegratedCruiseAssist)indicators.....................................91
SLIF(SpeedLimitInformationFunction)indicators.....................91
ISA(IntelligentSpeedLimitAssist)indicators..............................91
ECOindicator...............................................................................91
SPORTindicator..........................................................................92
Speedlimitindicator.....................................................................92
Trailerindicator.............................................................................92
Exteriorlightswitch............................................................92
Combinationlightcontrolswitch...................................................92
AFS(AdaptiveFrontLightingSystem).........................................94
Hazardwarninglightswitch..........................................................94
SOSE-callsystemswitch...................................................95
Switchesonsteeringcolumnandsteeringwheel.............95
Wiperandwasherleverswitches.................................................96
Highbeam,turnsignalleverswitch..............................................98
Instrumentclusterselectionandcruiseswitch.............................99
Voicecontrol,Bluetoothtelephoneandcustomsettingsswitch.100
Horn............................................................................................101
Steeringwheeladjustment.........................................................101
Heating,ventilationandairconditioning(HVAC)..............102
Frontvents.................................................................................102
Rearvents..................................................................................103
FrontA/Ccontrolswitch.............................................................104
A/Coperationanddisplayinterfacesoncenterconsolescreen105
RearA/Ccontrolpanel...............................................................109
Airconditioningoperatingtips....................................................111
Rearviewmirrors...............................................................111
Exteriorrearviewmirrors............................................................111
Interiorrearviewmirrors.............................................................114
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Interiorequipment.............................................................117
Roofvanitylight..........................................................................117
Trunklight...................................................................................118
Stepwelllight..............................................................................118
Multi-coloratmospherelight.......................................................119
USBport.....................................................................................119
12Vpowersocket.......................................................................121
Wirelesschargingsystemformobilephone...............................122
Vehicleinverter...........................................................................124
Glovebox...................................................................................125
Storagebox................................................................................126
Sunvisorandvanitymirror.........................................................127
Fireextinguisher.........................................................................128
Vehicletools...............................................................................129
Entertainmentsystem........................................................130
2StartingandDriving...................................................133
BeforeStartingandDriving...............................................134
Start/stopvehicle...............................................................134
Poweronvehicle........................................................................134
Startvehicle................................................................................134
Poweroffvehicle........................................................................134
Automaticpoweroff....................................................................135
Emergencypoweroff.................................................................135
PEPSsystem.....................................................................135
Keylessunlocking.......................................................................135
Keylesslocking...........................................................................136
Keylessstart...............................................................................136
Backupstarting...........................................................................136
Driving...............................................................................137
Gearshift...........................................................................138
Gearposition..............................................................................138
Shiftingoperation.......................................................................139
Chargingrequirement........................................................141
Requirementsforchargingequipment.......................................142
Safetyinstructionsforchargingwithresidentialelectricity.........142
Requirementsforchargingenvironment....................................144
Inuenceofchargingoperationonspecialpersonnel................144
Chargingmode...........................................................................145
Fastcharging..............................................................................146
Slowcharging.............................................................................148
Charginginformation..................................................................152
Equalizingcharge.......................................................................153
Chargingtime.............................................................................153
Lowspeedalarmmodule..................................................154
Electricpowersteeringsystem.........................................155
Brakingsystem..................................................................156
Servicebrake.............................................................................156
ABS(Anti-lockBrakingSystem).................................................158
ESC(ElectronicStabilityControl)...............................................159
EPB(ElectricalParkingBrake)...................................................161
AUTOHOLD..............................................................................163
HDC(HillDescentControl)........................................................164
Warninglights.............................................................................165
Brakepedalsensingmodeswitchingfunction...........................165
Parkingassistsystem.......................................................165
Parkingsensor...........................................................................165
Frontandrearsensors...............................................................167
Rearviewcamera......................................................................168
360°around-viewsystem...........................................................169
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540°around-viewsystem...........................................................170
Driverassistancesystem..................................................171
Camera.......................................................................................171
Radar..........................................................................................173
FCWandAEB(Forwardcollisionassist)...................................175
LDW(LaneDepartureWarning).................................................177
LKA(LaneKeepingAssist)........................................................179
ELK(EmergencyLaneKeeping)................................................181
ACC(AdaptiveCruiseControl)..................................................183
ICA(IntegratedCruiseAssist)....................................................186
RCW(RearCollisionWarning)...................................................190
Rearcollisionassist....................................................................191
SLIF(SpeedLimitInformationFunction)....................................192
ISA(IntelligentSpeedAssistance).............................................194
IHC(IntelligentHeadlightControl)..............................................195
Blindspotassist.........................................................................197
RCTA(RearCrossTrafcAlert).................................................199
DOW(DoorOpeningWarning)..................................................200
Driverstatusmonitorsystem............................................202
Tires...................................................................................204
Wintertires.................................................................................205
Anti-skidchain............................................................................206
Loading..............................................................................206
Trailertowing.....................................................................207
Instructionsoftrailertowing........................................................207
Recommendedtowingweight....................................................209
Trailerelectricalinterface...........................................................210
Maintenance...............................................................................210
3EmergencyTroubleshooting.....................................211
EmergencyDoorOpeningorClosing...............................212
Manuallyunlockandlockthedriverdoor...................................212
Manuallylockthefrontoccupantdoorandreardoors...............212
Manuallyunlockthetailgate.......................................................213
Hazardwarninglight..........................................................214
Warningtriangle................................................................214
Selftirerepair....................................................................215
Usage.........................................................................................217
Towingavehicle................................................................221
Towinghitch................................................................................221
Towing........................................................................................223
Jumpstart..........................................................................224
Batterydisconnection.................................................................224
Jumpstart...................................................................................225
Fusereplacement..............................................................226
Drivercompartmentfusebox.....................................................226
Frontcompartmentfusebox......................................................229
Batteryfusebox.........................................................................232
Fusereplacement.......................................................................233
4MaintenanceandService...........................................235
Regularmaintenance.........................................................236
Owner'scheck...................................................................236
Dailychecks...............................................................................236
Weeklychecksorcheckbeforealongjourney..........................236
Harshconditions.........................................................................237
Enginehood.......................................................................237
Openfrontcompartmenthood...................................................237
Closefrontcompartmenthood...................................................238
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Enginecompartment.........................................................239
Coolant..............................................................................239
Checkandrell...........................................................................240
Brakeuid..........................................................................241
Checkandrell...........................................................................242
Washeruid.......................................................................242
Checkandrell...........................................................................242
Wiperblades......................................................................243
Inspection...................................................................................243
Replacementoffrontwindshieldwiperblade.............................243
Replacementofrearwindshieldwiperblade..............................244
Maintenanceandservice...........................................................244
Seatbelts...........................................................................245
Inspection...................................................................................245
Maintenanceandservice...........................................................245
Battery...............................................................................246
Durationofstoringthevehicle....................................................247
Operatinginwinter.....................................................................247
Chargingthebatterywithgroundequipment.............................247
Removingthebattery.................................................................248
Replacingthebattery.................................................................248
Installingthebattery...................................................................249
Highvoltagebatterypack..................................................249
Instructionsandrestrictedconditions.........................................249
Tires...................................................................................251
Tirepressure..............................................................................251
Wearindicator............................................................................252
Tirecheckandrotation...............................................................252
Othermaintenance............................................................253
Vehiclewash..............................................................................253
Anti-corrosionofunderbody.......................................................254
Seatandtrim..............................................................................254
Doorseals..................................................................................254
Windowglass.............................................................................254
5GeneralTechnicalParameters..................................255
Majorvehicledimensionparameters................................256
Vehicleweightparameters................................................257
Dynamicperformanceparameters....................................258
Mainparametersofdrivemotor........................................259
Chassistechnicalparameters...........................................260
Recommendeduids.........................................................261
Wheelsandtires................................................................262
Wheelalignmentparameters.............................................263
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Preface
Introduction
Aboutthishandbook
ThismanualappliestoMIFA9seriesmulti-purposepureelectric
passengervehicles.
Caution
IMPORTANT :TheinformationcontainedinthisHandbookis
designedtocovermorethanonemodeloptionandvariant,
andthereforesomeoftheitemsmentionedheremaynot
applytoyourvehicle.
Theapplicableexecutiveenterprisestandardis
Q31/0110000019C003.
ThedrawingscontainedinthisHandbookareillustrationsfor
referencesonly.
Indicativeinformation
Warning
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Thissymbolindicatesthat:Inordertoavoidthe
possibilityofpersonalinjuryorinjurytoothers,
relevantproceduresmustbefollowedstrictlyand
precisely.
Caution
Caution
Relevantproceduresmustbefollowedtoavoidthepossibility
ofvehicledamage.
Note
Note:Thisissuggestivedescriptionwhichisusefulforyou.
Environmentalprotection
Everyoneisobligedtoprotecttheenvironment.
Thissymbolintendstoremindyoutopayattention
toenvironmentalprotection.
Arrows
Itrepresentsthedescribedobject.
Itrepresentsitsdirectionofmotion.
See
Thecontentsarereferredbythe"Section"title.
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Preface
Precautions
Dangeroussubstances
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Manyliquidsandothersubstancesusedinmotor
vehiclesarepoisonousandshouldunderno
circumstancesbeconsumedandshould,sofar
aspossible,bekeptawayfromopenwounds.
Thesesubstancesamongothersincludebattery
acid,coolant,brakeuid,washeruid,lubricants,
refrigerantandvariousadhesives.Alwaysread
carefullytheinstructionsprintedonthelabelsor
stampedoncomponentsandobeythemimplicitly.
Theseinstructionsareforthesakeofyourhealth
andpersonalsafety.Pleasetreatthemwith
prudence.
Foryoursafety,observeinstructionscontainedinthisHandbook.
Children/Animals
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Accidentsandinjurymaybecausedby
unsupervisedchildrenoranimalsoperatingcontrols
andswitchesttedtoyourvehicle,orplayingwith
equipmentorgoodsbeingtransportedinit.
Inordertopreventtheaccidentorpersonalinjurycausedbya
childoranimal,donotleavethechildoranimalinthevehicle
withoutadultsupervision.Alsotheycanbecomesuffocatedin
hotweatherconditions.
Personalsafety
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Seatbeltsarettedtoallseatsinyourvehicleto
reducethepossibilityofpersonalinjuryintheevent
ofanaccident.Itisrequiredthatallpassengers
wearaseatbelt.Inaddition,yourvehiclehasbeen
installedwithsupplementaryrestraintsystem(SRS)
comprisinganairbagandaseatbeltpre-tensioner,
providingextraprotectionforthedriverandfront
passenger.
Pleasesee“Occupantrestraintsystem”inBeforeYouDrive
section.Misuseofanairbagcanresultininjury.
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Preface
Vehicleidentication
Whencommunicatingwithourauthorizedserviceprovider,you
shouldprovidethevehicleidenticationnumber.
Vehicleidenticationnumber(VIN)
Vehicleidenticationnumber(VIN)onthevehicle:
•Undertherightfrontseatofthevehicle,onthecrossmember
ofseat(Stampposition).
•OntheVINplateontheleftBpillar.
•Onthewindshieldlowercrossmemberattherightlower
cornerofthewindshieldthroughwheretheVINcanbeseen
easily.
•Ontheleftfender(ifequipped).
•Ontherearanti-collisionbeamouterpanelassembly(if
equipped).
•Attheupperpaneloftailgateinnerpanel(ifequipped).
•Onthebonnetinnerpanel(ifequipped).
•Ontheleftinsidewallofglovebox(ifequipped).
•Onthetransmissionbody(ifequipped).
ThisvehicleisequippedwithanOBDdatalinkconnector,
whichislocatedatthelowersideoftherightinstrumentcluster.
YoucancontactourauthorizedserviceprovidertoreadVIN
informationfromtheelectroniccontrolunitofthevehiclewith
thespecialdevicefromourcompany.
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1Vehicleidenticationnumber(VIN)
Modelandnumberofdrivemotor
Themodelandnumberofdrivemotorarecarvedonthehousing
ofthedrivemotor.
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VINplate
VINplatemaycontainthefollowinginformation:
•VIN
•Brand
•Vehiclemodel
•Modelofdrivemotor
•Peakpowerofdrivemotor
•Maximumallowabletotalmass
•Ratedvoltageofpowerbatterysystem
•Ratedcapacityofpowerbatterysystem
•Builtdate
•Countryofmanufacture
•Manufacturer
•SeatNo.
•Curbweightofavehicle
LocationofVINplate
VINplate(1)islocatedatfrontlowersideofleftBpillar.
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Preface
Instructionsforusingelectricvehicle
Ambienttemperatureforvehicleuse
Theworkingperformanceofthehighvoltagebatterypack
inthepowersystemofthevehicleisrelatedtoambient
temperature,soitisrecommendedtousethevehicleat
theambienttemperaturefrom-15°Cto45°C,toensurethe
vehicleinthebestworkingstatusandextendthelifeofthe
high-voltagebatterypack.Highorlowtemperaturewillaffectthe
performanceofthehigh-voltagebatterypackandthevehicle.
Theworkingtemperaturerangeofthepowerbatteryis-30°Cto
60°C,andthebatterycannotworknormallybeyondtheworking
temperaturerange.Inthecoldweather,itisrecommendedto
storethevehicleinawarmhouseorparkitnearbythecharging
pileforheatingthebatterybytheconnectorbeforeuse,toavoid
affectingtraveling.
Drivingrange
Thedrivingrangedependsontheavailablebatterylevel,vehicle
age(currentbatterylife),weather,temperature,roadconditions,
drivinghabits,etc.Pleasenote:
•Thedrivingrangeisrelatedtothedischargingdepth.To
avoidaffectingtheperformanceofthehighvoltagebattery
packduetohighdischargingdepth,itisrecommendedthat
youpromptlychargethevehicleafterthehighvoltagebattery
packbatterylevellowwarninglampontheinstrumentcluster
inthevehiclegivesanalarm.
•Theactualdrivingrangeofthevehicleisreducedwiththe
increaseofthevehicleage.
•TheuseofA/Cwillreducethedrivingrange.
•Atdifferentvehiclespeeds,thedrivingrangesaredifferent.
•Duringthevehicleuseatlowtemperature,thedrivingrange
maybereducedduetothetemperaturecharacteristicsofthe
battery.
•Atextremetemperatureandlowbatterylevel,thepowerless
accelerationandpowerinsufcientmayoccurduetothe
batterycharacteristics.Thevehicledrivingrangemaybe
increasedbythefollowingmethods:
–Regularlymaintainthevehicle.
–Keepappropriatetirepressure.
–Minimizetheuseofthevehicleunderhighandcold
temperature.
–Afterusingthevehicleinthewinter,donotparkthevehicle
foralongtime,andchargeitassoonaspossible.
–Removeunnecessaryobjectstoreducethevehicleload.
–Ifnecessary,turnofftheA/Candotherhigh-power
electricalappliancesoradjusttheheatingorcooling
temperaturetoreducetheenergyconsumedbythe
high-powerelectricalappliancesandincreasethedriving
range.
–Athighvehiclespeed,closethevehiclewindowstoreduce
theairresistanceandelectricityconsumption.
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–Keepthevehiclespeedsteady.
–Inacceleration,stepontheacceleratorpedalasgentlyas
possible.
–Indeceleration,releasetheacceleratorpedal,donotstep
orgentlystepthebrakepedal,thentheenergyrecycling
systemwillincreasethedrivingrangeofyourvehicleas
muchaspossible.
Thestandardordynamicdrivingrangemodesmaybechanged
byusingtheswitchonthecentralcontrolscreen,withdifferent
valuesofthedrivingrange,andthelattervariesaccordingto
yourdrivinghabits.
Equalizationcharging
Toextendthelifeofthehighvoltagebatterypack,regularlyuse
theequalizationchargingmethodtomaintainthehighvoltage
batterypack.Itisrecommendedtousethevehicleatleastonce
everymonth.Itisrecommendedtoslowlychargethevehiclefor
morethan10hourseverymonthtoextendthelifeofthehigh
voltagebatterypack.
Instructionsforrecyclingofhighvoltagebattery
packs
Thehighvoltagebatterypackisinstalledatthepositionof
motor-vehiclechassis.Itcontainsmanylithiumbatterycells.
Arbitrarydisposalmaycausepollutionandhazardtothe
environment.Itisprohibitedtodisassembleanddiscardwithout
approval.Itwillbedisposedbyprofessionalinstitution.Be
suretodisposeofaccordingtothefollowinginformationor
requirements.Detailsaboutrecyclinganddisposalofhigh
voltagebatterypackscanbeobtainedthroughconsultingour
authorizedserviceprovider.
•Requirementsforpersonnel:bedisassembledbythe
professionalpersonnelwithqualications.
•Highvoltagesafety:maketheinsulationsafetyprotection
beforeuncoveringordisassemblingbecausethebatterypack
containsthelithiumbatterypack,highvoltageharness,and
otherhighvoltagecomponents.
•Transportation:thehighvoltagepackistheclass9
dangerousgoodsandmustbetransportedbythevehiclewith
theclass9dangerousgoodstransportationqualications.
•Storage:theremovedhighvoltagepackshallbestoredina
normaltemperatureanddryenvironmentandkeptawayfrom
inammables,heatsources,andwater.
•Internalcomposition:thehighvoltagepackiscomposedof
lithiumbattery(pack),circuitboard,wires,metalcase,and
othercomponents.
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Itisrecommendedthatyoudeliverthewastehighvoltage
batterypackproducedduetovehiclescraporotherreasonsto
ourdesignatedrecyclingservicesfordisposal.Detailsabout
maintenance,recyclinganddisposalofhighvoltagebattery
packscanbeobtainedthroughconsultingourauthorized
serviceprovider.
Note:Thewastehighvoltagebatterypackshallbe
deliveredtootherorganizationsorindividuals.If
environmentalpollutionoransafetyaccidentresultsfrom
thehighvoltagebatterypackremovedanddisassembled
withoutpermission,theownerofthehighvoltagebattery
packshalltakethecorrespondingresponsibilities.
High-voltagesystem
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High-voltagesystemonvehicleincludesACand
DChighvoltagepower(canreachover460V).
High-voltagepowerisverydangerousandmay
causeseriousinjurysuchasburning,electricshock
andevendeath.
•Itisprohibitedtocontacthigh-voltagecablesand
itsconnectorstoavoidpersonalinjury.
•Partswithorangelabelsarepartsofhigh-voltage
system.Thesepartsareequippedwithwarning
labelofhigh-voltagesystem.Requirementson
warninglabelofhigh-voltagesystemmustbe
abidedby.
•Itisprohibitedthatnon-professionalrepair
personnelcontact,disassembleorinstallany
componentsofhigh-voltagesystemwithout
approval.
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Preface
Instructionswhenaccidentoccurs
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•KeepthevehicleatPgear,turnofftheignition
switch.
•Ifcablesonthevehicleareexposedordamaged,
itisprohibitedtocontactanycabletoprevent
electricshock.
•Incaseofre,personnelshallimmediatelyleave
thevehicleanduseammoniumcarbonatesalt
reextinguishertoputoutthereoruselotsof
watertoputoutthere.Itisstrictlyprohibited
thatanypersoncontactsorenterstheburning
vehicleduringtherescueperiod.Afterrehas
beenputout,continuousobservationisrequired.
Professionalpersonnelwillremovethevehicle
tospaciousareaafterconrmingpowerbattery
doesnothaveabnormalsoundandsmoke.
Professionalpersonnelwillconrmbatterystate
beforevehicletransfer.
•Ifthevehicleiscollided,thevehicleshallnotbe
re-started.Inaddition,thenegativebatterycable
willbedisconnectedwhenrescuing.
•Whenvehicleiscompletelyorpartiallyimmersed
intowater,personnelwillturnoffthevehicleand
timelyescape.Thenegativebatterycablewillbe
disconnectedbeforetransportingvehiclethathas
beenreoated.Ifthereisnotbubbleorabnormal
soundwhenreoating,reoatingoperationcan
beconducted;ifthereisbubbleorabnormal
sound,operationcanbeconductedwhenthereis
notbubbleorabnormalsound.
•Afteraccidenthasbeendisposed,pleasecontact
ourauthorizedserviceprovider.
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BeforeYouDrive
10Keys
12Doorlocks
27Windows
32Seats
53Occupantrestraintsystem
78Instrumentsandcontrols
79Instrumentcluster
85Warninglightsandindicators
92Exteriorlightswitch
95SOSE-callsystemswitch
95Switchesonsteeringcolumn
andsteeringwheel
102Heating,ventilationandair
conditioning(HVAC)
111Rearviewmirrors
117Interiorequipment
130Entertainmentsystem
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BeforeYouDrive
Keys
Thevehicleisequipped2remotekeyswithpassiveentry
passivestartsystem(hereinafterreferredtoasPEPS).
Note:Ifakeyislost,youmustprovidethekeynumber
onthemetalorplasticplateattachedwiththekey,andthe
OurServiceDealerwillprovidethereplacement.Toensure
safety,youarerecommendedtokeepthemetalorplastic
plateattachedwithkeyproperly.
Note:Forthesakeofsafety,thekeyhasbeenelectronically
codedwiththeimmobilizersystemandcanbeusedwith
thesysteminthematchingwayonly.Specialprocedures
shallbefollowedtomanufactureasamekeywiththelost
one.Anyuncodedkeycannotstartthevehiclebutcan
lock/unlockdoors.
RemotekeywithPEPS
Theremotekeyisacontrolcomponentofcentraldoorlocking
systemofavehicle,whichcanbeusedforlocking/unlockingall
doors.
Note:Theremotekeyhasbeenelectronicallycodedwith
thelocking/unlockingsystemandcanbeusedwiththe
systeminthematchingwayonly.Specialproceduresshall
befollowedtomanufactureasameremotekeywiththelost
one.OurServiceDealerwillbepleasedtoassistyou.
See"Centraldoorlockingsystem"inthissectionformoredetails
abouttheremotekey.
Caution
Theimmobilizersystemcanaccept4codedkeysatmost
(forremotekeyswithPEPS).
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BeforeYouDrive
Extension/retractionofmechanicalkeyportion
oftheremotekey("mechanicalkeyportion"for
short)
PressthereleasebuttonontheremotekeywithPEPS,andpull
themechanicalkeyportionfromthekeybody.
Toretractthemechanicalkeyportion,directlyinsertitintothe
bodyofremotekeywithPEPS.
ReplacethebatteryintheremotekeywithPEPS
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Batteriesmaypresenttheriskofre,explosionand
burning.Neverchargethebattery.Properlydispose
theusedbattery.Keepthebatteryoutofreachof
children.
Toreplacethebattery,followingproceduresmustbeobserved:
1PressthereleasebuttonontheremotekeywithPEPS.
2Pullthemechanicalkeyportionoutofthekeybody.
3Pryofftheupperandlowerpanelsofthebody;thecircuit
boardmayfallofffromtheupperpanelassemblywhen
pryingoffthem,andreinstallthem.
Caution
Donotdamagethecircuitboardwhenpryingofftheupper
andlowerpanels.
4Removetheusedbatteryfromthelowerpanelassembly
andinstallanewone.
Note:ItisrecommendedtouseaCR2032battery.
Caution
Payattentiontothepositiveandnegativeelectrodesof
battery.
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5Rettheupperandlowerpanelsofthebatterybody,and
presstheircircumferencetoensuretheyareclampedin
place.
Caution
Donotignorethewaterproofshimandcircuitboardonto
theupperpanelofthekeybody.
6Pressthemechanicalkeyportionintothekeybody.
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Caution
Itiscomplicatedtoreplacethebatteryintheremotekeywith
PEPS.Inordertopreventthekeyfrombeingdamageddue
tomisassemblyormisoperation,youarerecommendedto
havethebatteryreplacedbyOurServiceDealer.
Doorlocks
Toprotectyourvehicleagainsttheft
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Whenleavingthevehiclewithoccupantsinside,
evenbriey,alwayscarrythekeyandpoweroff
thevehicle,particularlyifchildrenareleftinthe
vehicle.Theycouldotherwisestartthevehicleor
operateelectricalequipmentattheriskofcausing
anaccident.
Closeallwindowsbeforeleavingthevehicle.
Ensurealldoorsandhoodarefullyclosedbeforelocking.
Lock/unlock
Youmaylock/unlockalldoorsfromoutsidebyusingtheremote
keywithPEPS.
Alldoorscanbelocked/unlockedfromtheinsideusingcentral
lockswitch.Alldoorscanbeautomaticallylockedaccordingto
thevehiclespeed.See"Centraldoorlockingsystem"inthis
section.
Note:Whenalldoorsaresuccessfullylockedbyusingthe
remotekeywithPEPS,allturnsignalswillashonce,and
thehornwillsoundoncetoindicatesuccessfullocking.
Whenalldoorsaresuccessfullyunlockedwiththeremote
key,allturnsignalswillashtwicetoindicatesuccessful
unlocking.
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Centraldoorlockingsystem
Usingthemechanicalkeyportion
Alldoorscanbelocked/unlockedbymanuallylocking/unlocking
thedriverdoorusingthemechanicalkeyportionfromthe
outside.
Tolock,turnthemechanicalkeyportioncounterclockwise.
Tounlock,turnthemechanicalkeyportionclockwise.
UsingtheremotekeywithPEPS
Alldoorscanbelocked/unlockedthroughthecentraldoor
lockingsystemusingthebuttonsontheremotekeywithPEPS.
Note:Alldoorsmustbefullyclosedforthesystemto
operatecorrectly.
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1Centrallockingbutton(shortpress)/windowup(long
press)/panoramicsunroofclosing(longpress)
Note:Forthefunctionsofwindowup(longpress)
andsunroofclosing(longpress),pleaserefertoyour
vehicle'sactualconguration.
2Centralunlockingbutton(shortpress)/windowdown(long
press)/panoramicsunroofopening(longpress)button
Note:Forthefunctionsofwindowdown(longpress)and
panoramicsunroofopening(longpress),pleasereferto
yourvehicle'sactualconguration.
3Manualtailgateunlockingbutton/powertailgateunlocking
andlockingbuttons
4Rightelectricsideloaddooropening/closingbutton
5Leftelectricsideloaddooropening/closingbutton
Caution
WhenlockingwiththeLOCKbuttonontheremotekeywith
PEPS,ifthereisanotherlegalremotekeywithPEPSinthe
vehicle,thenthelatterkeywillbedisabled,andthepassive
entryandonetouchstartfeaturewillbelost.Toactivateit:
closealldoors,operatetheunlockingbuttonontheremote
keywithPEPSinanormalmanner,thekeyshieldedinside
thevehiclewillbeactivated.
Alldoorslocking
Shortpressthebuttontolockalldoors,providedthatalldoors
havebeenclosed.
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Note:Allturnsignalsashingoncerepresentsthe
conrmationforlocking;ifanydoororhoodisnotfully
closed,therewillbenoaudiblealarm,pleasepressthe
button.
Panoramicsunroofclosing
Keeppressingafterlocking;ifthepanoramicsunroofis
open,thepanoramicsunroofglasswillautomaticallyclose.The
maximumtimeforlongpressis15seconds.Ifthesunroofglass
andguiderailsufferfromsnowordirt,theyshouldbecleaned
immediatelybeforelongpressing.
Note:Forthefunctionofpanoramicsunroofclosingby
longpressing,pleaserefertoyourvehicle'sactual
conguration.
Alldoorsunlocking
Shortpressthebuttontounlockalldoors.
Note:Ifnodoorisopenedwithin30seconds,alldoorswill
beautomaticallylockedagain.
Panoramicsunroofopening
Keeppressingafterunlocking;ifthepanoramicsunroofis
closed,thesunshadewillbeopenedtothehalf-openposition
rst,andthenthepanoramicsunroofglasswillbeopenedtoa
comfortableposition.Themaximumtimeforlongpressis15
seconds.
Note:Forthefunctionofpanoramicsunroofopening
bylongpressing,pleaserefertoyourvehicle'sactual
conguration.
Tailgatebutton
Shortpressthebuttontounlockthetailgate.
Forvehiclesequippedwithpowertailgate,longpressthe
buttonontheremotekeywithPEPStoopenandclose
thepowertailgate.Duringopeningandclosing,shortpressthe
buttontostopthetailgatemovement,andlongpressthe
buttonagaintoreversethetailgatemovement.
Rightelectricsideloaddooropening/closingbutton
Afterthevehicleisunlocked,whentherightelectricsideload
doorisclosed,longpressthebuttontoopentherightsideload
door;duringopening,shortpressthebuttontostopoperation
oftherightsideloaddoor;whentherightelectricsideloaddoor
isopen,longpressthebuttontoclosetherightsideloaddoor;
duringclosing,shortpressthebuttontostopoperationofthe
sideloaddoor.
Leftelectricsideloaddooropening/closingbutton
Afterthevehicleisunlocked,whentheleftelectricsideloaddoor
isclosed,longpressthebuttontoopentheleftsideloaddoor;
duringopening,shortpressthebuttontostopoperationofthe
sideloaddoor;whentheleftelectricsideloaddoorisopen,long
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pressthebuttontoclosetheleftsideloaddoor;duringclosing,
shortpressthebuttontostopoperationofthesideloaddoor.
Usingthemicroswitch
PEPSsystemallowsyoutolockorunlockthedoorswithout
takingtheremotekeywithPEPSoutofyourpocket,wallet,or
suitcase.
UnlockwiththeremotekeywithPEPS
AslongasthereisalegitimateremotekeywithPEPSexisting
within1meteraroundthevehicle,pressthemicroswitchonthe
doorhandle,andthedoorwillbeunlocked.
LockwiththeremotekeywithPEPS
Afterpoweringoff,leavingthevehicleandclosingthedoor,touch
themicroswitchonthedoorhandlewithyourthumbtolockthe
door,withoutpressingthelockbuttonontheremotekeywith
PEPS.
Usingthecentrallockswitch
Alldoorscanbeunlockedorlockedfromtheinsideusingthe
switch.Pressthelockingbuttontolockalldoors.Pressthe
unlockingbuttontounlockalldoors.
Note:Ifdriverdoorisnotclosed,thelockmotorwillnot
operate.Ifanyotherdoorisnotclosed,thelockmotorwill
operate.
Thedoorcanalsobeunlockedbypullingtheinnerhandletwice.
Note:Duringthedriving,alldoorsshallbefullyclosedand
alldoorlocksshallbeenabled,soastoavoidaccidental
openingofdoors.
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Lockingaccordingtothevehiclespeed
Whenthevehiclespeedexceeds8km/h,alldoorscanbelocked
automaticallyunderthisfunction.
Note:Whenthevehicleispoweredoff,thedoorswill
automaticallyunlock.
Manualsideloaddoor(s)
Toopenthesideloaddoorfromtheoutside,unlockthevehicle,
andpullupthedoorouterhandletoslidethesideloaddoor
rearward.T oclosethesideloaddoorfromtheoutside,pullup
thedoorouterhandletoslidethesideloaddoorforwardtillitis
closed.
Tolockfromtheinside,closethedoorandpushthebutton(1)
towardsthefrontofthevehicle.T ounlockfromtheinside,push
thebutton(1)towardstherearofthevehicleuntiltheredmark
isshown.
Toopenthesideloaddoorfromtheinside,holdthehandle(2)
andpullittowardstherearofthevehicleafterunlocking.To
closethesideloaddoorfromtheinside,holdthehandle(2)and
pullittowardsthefrontofthevehicle.
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Note:Whenthechargingportdoorisopen,theleftside
loaddoorshouldnotbeopened.
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Electricsideloaddoor(s)
Theelectricsideloaddoorcanbeopenedinmultipleways
electrically,andyoucanopenandclosetheelectricsideload
dooraccordingtoyourvehicle'sconguration.
Sideloaddoorouterhandle
Afterthevehicleisunlocked,pullupthedoorouterhandleto
automaticallyopentheelectricsideloaddoor.Aftertheelectric
sideloaddoorisfullyopened,pullupthedoorouterhandleto
automaticallyclosetheelectricsideloaddoor.Duringautomatic
openingandclosingoftheelectricsideloaddoor,pullupthe
doorouterhandletostopmovementoftheelectricsideload
door.
Afterthevehicleisunlocked,longpressthemicroswitchon
thedoorouterhandlefor2secondstoautomaticallyopenthe
electricsideloaddoor.Aftertheelectricsideloaddoorisfully
opened,longpressthemicroswitchonthedoorouterhandle
for2secondstoautomaticallyclosetheelectricsideloaddoor.
Duringautomaticopeningandclosingoftheelectricsideload
door,shortpressthemicroswitchtostopmovementofthe
electricsideloaddoor.
Note:Whenthevehicleislocked,carryalegalkeyand
longpressthemicroswitchonthedoorouterhandlefor2
secondstoautomaticallyunlockandopentheelectricside
loaddoor.
Sideloaddoorinnerhandle
Whenlockingthesideloaddoorfromtheinside,holdthe
innerhandle(2)andpullittowardsthefrontofthevehicleto
automaticallyclosetheelectricsideloaddoor.Aftertheelectric
sideloaddoorisclosed,pushthebutton(1)towardsthefrontof
thevehicletolockthesideloaddoor.
Whenunlockingthesideloaddoorfromtheinside,pushthe
button(1)towardstherearofthevehicletoshowtheredmark.
Afterunlockingtheelectricsideloaddoor,holdtheinnerhandle
(2)andpullittowardstherearofthevehicletoautomatically
opentheelectricsideloaddoor.
Duringautomaticopeningandclosingoftheelectricsideload
door,pullthedoorinnerhandleforwardorbackwardtostop
movementoftheelectricsideloaddoor.
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Electricsideloaddooropen/closebuttonontheremote
keywithPEPS
Whentherightelectricsideloaddoorisclosed,longpressthe
buttontoautomaticallyopentherightsideloaddoor;during
opening,shortpressthebuttontostopoperationoftheright
sideloaddoor;whentherightelectricsideloaddoorisopen,
longpressthebuttontoautomaticallyclosetherightsideload
door;duringclosing,shortpressthebuttontostopoperation
ofthesideloaddoor.
Whentheleftelectricsideloaddoorisclosed,longpressthe
buttontoautomaticallyopentheleftsideloaddoor;during
opening,shortpressthebuttontostopoperationoftheside
loaddoor;whentheleftelectricsideloaddoorisopen,long
pressthebuttontoautomaticallyclosetheleftsideloaddoor;
duringclosing,shortpressthebuttontostopoperationofthe
sideloaddoor.
Note:Thisfunctiononlycanbeenabledwhenthepower
modeofvehicleisdisabled.
Left/rightelectricsideloaddoorswitchesonfrontroof
vanitylight
Afterthevehicleisunlocked,longpresstheelectricsideload
doorswitchonthefrontroofvanitylightfor2secondsto
automaticallyopentheelectricsideloaddoor.Aftertheelectric
sideloaddoorisfullyopened,longpresstheelectricside
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loaddoorswitchonthefrontroofvanitylightfor2secondsto
automaticallyclosetheelectricsideloaddoor.Duringautomatic
openingandclosingoftheelectricsideloaddoor,pressthis
switchtostopmovementoftheelectricsideloaddoor.
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1Leftelectricsideloaddoorswitch
2Rightelectricsideloaddoorswitch
ElectricsideloaddooroccupantswitchesattheB-pillar
innertrimpanelbehindthefrontseat
Afterthevehicleisunlocked,longpresstheelectricsideload
dooroccupantopenswitch(1)for2secondstoautomatically
opentheelectricsideloaddoor.Aftertheelectricsideloaddoor
isfullyopened,longpresstheelectricsideloaddooroccupant
closeswitch(2)for2secondstoautomaticallyclosetheelectric
sideloaddoor.Duringautomaticopeningandclosingofthe
electricsideloaddoor,pressanyoftheoccupantswitchesto
stopmovementoftheelectricsideloaddoor.
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1Electricsideloaddooroccupantopeningswitch
2Electricsideloaddooroccupantclosingswitch
Electricsideloaddoortouchbuttonsonthecenter
consolescreen
Thetouchbuttonsonthecenterconsolescreencontrolthe
openingandclosingoftheelectricsideloaddoor.
Note:Aftertheignitionswitchisturnedon,theelectricside
loaddoorcanbeopenedandclosedonlywhentheshift
leverisinPgear,theelectronicbrakeisappliedorthebrake
pedalisdepressed.
Whenthechargingportdoorisopen,theleftsideloaddoor
shouldnotbeopened.
Theelectricsideloaddoorcannotbeopenedandclosedfor
10cyclesconsecutively.Otherwise,thethermalprotection
maybeenabled.Ifthethermalprotectionfunctionofthe
electricsideloaddoorisenabled,pleasedonotoperate
theelectricsideloaddooranymore,andwaitfor1minute
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untilthethermalprotectionfunctionisdisabledpriorto
operationoftheelectricsideloaddoor.
Ifthesideloaddoorencountersanyobstacleinthecycle
ofelectricopeningorclosing,theelectricsideloaddoor
willreverseitselfby10cmtoavoidtheobstacle.After
theobstacleisremoved,theelectricsideloaddoorcan
beoperatedagain.Ifthesideloaddoorencounterssome
obstaclesfor3timesconsecutivelyintheprocessof
electricclosingoropening,theelectricfunctionwillbe
disabled.Afterremovingtheobstacles,closethesideload
doormanually,andthenormalelectricoperationfunction
willberecovered.Theanti-pinchsensorislocatedonthe
sideofelectricsideloaddoor.Whentheelectricsideload
doorisclosed,ifthereisanyobstaclebetweentheside
loaddoorandthevehicle,andthesensorisextruded,the
sideloaddoorwillreserveitselfby10cm.
Whentheelectricsideloaddoorisoperating,makesure
thatthereisnopersoninthepathofopeningandclosing
thesideloaddoor,otherwiseyouorotherpersonsmayget
injured.
Ifthevehicleisonarampof12°orabove,pleaseclosethe
sideloaddoormanuallyforassistance.
Ifthebatteryisdisconnectedorthevoltageistoolow,the
electricsideloaddoorcannotbeopened.Whenthebattery
isreconnectedorcharged,theelectricsideloaddoorwill
recovernormaloperation.
Manualtailgate
Unlocking/openingdoorsfromtheoutside
WhenusingtheremotekeywithPEPSorcentrallockswitch
tolockorunlockalldoors,thetailgatewillalsobelockedor
unlocked.
Ifthetailgateisunlocked,pressthehandleswitchandpull
ituptoopenthetailgate.
Note:Thetailgatewillbeopenedwhileswingingup.When
openingthetailgate,makesurethattherearenoobjectsor
peopleneartherearofvehicle.
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Closing/lockingdoorsfromtheoutside
Toclosethetailgate,lowerandpressitdownrmly.Makesure
thatthetailgateisrmlylocked.
Note:Makesurethatthetailgatehasbeenclosedbefore
drivingthevehicle.Drivingthevehiclewithtailgatenot
closedmayresultinthedamagesoftailgategasstrutand
othercomponents.
Emergencylockfunction
Thetailgatehastheemergencylockfunction.Whenthevehicle
ispoweredofforotherconditionscausethetailgatetofail,open
thecoveratthelowerendofthetailgateinnertrimpaneland
pressthewhitelevertoopenthetailgate.
Powertailgate
Note:Thetailgatewillbeopenedwhileswingingup.When
openingthetailgate,makesurethattherearenoobjectsor
peopleneartherearofvehicle.Makesurethatthetailgate
hasbeenclosedbeforedrivingthevehicle.Drivingthe
vehiclewithtailgatenotclosedmayresultinthedamages
oftailgategasstrutandothercomponents.
Note:Thepowertailgatecanbeopenedinmultipleways
electrically,andyoucanopenandclosethetailgate
accordingtoyourvehicle'sconguration.
Tailgateouterpanelswitchoutsidethetailgate
Afterthevehicleisunlocked,pressthetailgateouterpanel
switchtoopenthetailgate.
Afterthevehicleislocked,carrytheremotekeywithPEPS
within1mnearthetailgate,andpressthetailgateouterpanel
switchtoopenthetailgate.
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Tailgateinnerpanelswitchinsidethetailgate
Pressthetailgateinnerpanelswitchtoopenandclosethe
tailgate.Ifthetailgateisopen,pressthetailgateinnerpanel
switchtoclosethepowertailgate.Switchcanachieve
two-wayaction,i.e.duringthetailgateopeningorclosing,press
theswitchtoperformreverseaction.
Forvehiclesequippedwithmanualandelectricswitching
functionofpowertailgate,longpressthetailgateinnerpanel
switchfor3secondstoswitchbetweenthemanualandelectric
modesofthepowertailgate.Aftersuccessfulswitching,the
buzzerwillsoundtwice.
Tailgateswitchatthedriverdoor
Whenthepowertailgateisclosed,pressthetailgateswitch
atthedriverdoortoopenthetailgate;duringopening,press
theswitchtostopthetailgatemovement,andpressthe
switchagaintoreversethetailgatemovement.
Kicksensingswitchatthetailgate
Inthepowertailgatemode,carrytheremotekeywithPEPS,and
dothekickactionontheleftfromthemiddleoftherearbumper
toopenthetailgate.Todoso,kickslightlyforwardtowards
theundersideoftherearbumper(asshown),andthenretract
withouttouchingthebumper.
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Note:Thekicksensingswitchatthetailgatecanonlyopen
thetailgate,butcannotcontroltheclosingofthetailgate.
Whencleaningthevehicle,donotcarrythekeynearthe
rearbumpertoavoidaccidentalopeningofthetailgate.
TailgateunlockingbuttonontheremotekeywithPEPS
Longpressthepowertailgateunlockingbuttononthe
remotekeywithPEPStoopenandclosethepowertailgate.
Duringopeningandclosing,shortpressthebuttontostop
thetailgatemovement,andlongpressthebuttonagainto
reversethetailgatemovement.
Note:Thisfunctiononlycanbeenabledwhenthepower
modeofvehicleisdisabled.
Powertailgatetouchbuttonsonthecenterconsole
screen
Thetouchbuttonsonthecenterconsolescreencontrolthe
openingandclosingofthepowertailgateandadjustthetailgate
opening.
Note:Makesurethatthetailgatehasbeenclosedbefore
drivingthevehicle.Drivingthevehiclewithtailgatenot
closedmayresultinthedamagesoftailgategasstrutand
othercomponents.
Caution
Whenthepowertailgateisoperating,makesurethatthere
isnopersoninthepathofopeningandclosingthetailgate,
otherwiseyouorotherpersonmaygetinjured.
Note:Whenthetailgateisopenedafterthevehicleis
locked,ifyouleavetheremotekeywithPEPSinthevehicle
andthenclosethetailgate,thehazardwarninglightinthe
vehiclewillashandthetailgatewillautomaticallyopen.
Atthistime,youshouldtakeouttheremotekeywithPEPS
andclosethetailgateagain.
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Settingoftailgateopeningmodes
Thepowertailgatehasthreeopeningmodes.
Manualmode
Unlockingissupported,andthetailgatedoesnotautomatically
open.
Garagemode
Whenthetailgategaragemodeswitchbuttonispressedin
thegaragemode,thetailgatewillbeopenedtothesetgarage
height.Thedefaultopeningofthetailgateingaragemodeis
75%.
Garagemodesetting:Manuallyopenthetailgatetothedesired
height,andlongpressthetailgateinnerpanelswitchfor2
secondsuntila"beep"soundisheard,indicatingthatthesetting
issuccessful.Pressthegaragemodeswitchtoopenthetailgate
tothegarageheight.
Fullyopenmode
Thefullyopenmodeisthedefaultmodeofthevehicle.
Emergencylockfunction
Thetailgatehastheemergencylockfunction.Whenthevehicle
ispoweredofforotherconditionscausethepowertailgatetofail,
openthecoveratthelowerendofthetailgateinnertrimpanel
andpressthewhitelevertoopenthetailgate.
Note:Forthevehicleswithautomatictransmissions,the
powertailgatecanonlybeopenedandclosedatparking
gear,whichisunavailableatothergears;forthevehicles
withmanualtransmissions,thepowertailgatecanbe
openedandclosedatallgears.
Ifnoworkinstructionisreceived15minutesafterthepower
tailgateisopened,thetailgateentersthesleepmode.If
youtriggertheswitchagain,thetailgatewillcloseata
constantspeed,andthenthenormalelectricfunctioncan
berestored.
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Thepowertailgatecannotbeopenedandclosedfor10
cyclesconsecutively.Otherwise,thethermalprotection
maybeenabled.Ifthethermalprotectionforthetailgateof
yourvehicleisenabled,pleasedonotoperatethetailgate
anymore,andwaitfor1minuteuntilthethermalprotection
isdisabledpriortore-operatingthetailgate.
Ifthetailgateencountersanyobstacleinthecycleof
electricopeningorclosing,thetailgatewillreverseitself
toavoidtheobstacle.Aftertheobstacleisremoved,
thepowertailgatecanbeoperatedagain.Ifthetailgate
encounterssomeobstaclesfor3timesconsecutivelyinthe
processofelectricclosingoropening,theelectricfunction
willbedisabled.Afterremovingtheobstacles,close
thetailgatemanually,andthenormalelectricoperation
functionwillberecovered.Theanti-pinchsensorislocated
onthesideoftailgate.Whenthetailgateisclosed,ifthere
isanyobstaclebetweenthetailgateandvehicle,andthe
sensorisextruded,thetailgatewillreserveitselfby5°.
Whenthepowertailgateisoperating,makesurethatthere
isnopersoninthepathofopeningandclosingthetailgate,
otherwiseyouorotherpersonmaygetinjured.
Tailgateservostrategy:whenthepowertailgateis
half-open,itwillbeclosedautomaticallyunderanyforce.
Donotforcetoopenorclosethetailgateinthecycleof
electricoperation.
Ifthevehicleisontherampofgreaterthan12°,pleaseclose
thetailgatemanuallyforassistance,andnotethattheaction
mustbeslowlyratherthanquicklyandforcefully.
Ifthebatteryisdisconnectedorthevoltageistoolow,
thetailgatewillnotbeopened.Whenthebatteryis
re-connectedorcharged,thetailgatewillrecovertonormal
operation.
Caution
Whenthepowertailgateisoperating,makesurethatthere
isnopersoninthepathofopeningandclosingthetailgate,
otherwiseyouorotherpersonmaygetinjured.Whenyou
washyourvehicle,ensuretheremotekeywithPEPSiskept
awayfromtherearbumperdetectionarea,asushingmay
causethetailgatetoopen.Iftherearbumperiscoveredwith
alotofice,snow,dirtorsimilarobjects,thetailgatesensitive
openingfunctionwillweakenornotwork,sopleasekeepit
clean.
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Childsafetylock
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Ifanychildsitsintherearseat,pleaseusethechild
safetylock.
Yourvehicleisconguredwithachildsafetylockoneachside
loaddoor.Theselocksareusedtopreventtheoccupants
(especiallychildren)frompullingtheinnerdoorhandlefromthe
insidetoopenthesideloaddoor.
Caution
Whenthechildsafetylockisinthelockingposition,donot
pulltheinnerdoorhandleforcefully.Doingsomaydamage
theinnerdoorhandle.
Toenablethechildsafetylock:
1Openthesideloaddoortobelocked.
2Findthechildsafetylocknearlyinthecentralpositionof
thesideloaddoorononeside,andopenthepanelofthe
childsafetylock.
3Movethecontrolleverdowntothelockingposition.
Caution
Eachsideloaddoorhasitsownlock.Thechildsafetylock
ofeachsideloaddoor(eitherontheleftorright)shallbe
respectivelyenabledanddisabledmanually.
Afterthechildsafetylockisenabled,thesideloaddoorcanonly
beopenedbyoperatingtheouterdoorhandlefromoutside.
Tocancelthechildsafetylock,pushthecontrolleveruptothe
unlockingposition.
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Windows
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Itisdangeroustoleavechildren,incapacitated
adultsorpetsonthevehiclewithwindowsclosed.
Theymayfaintoutduetohightemperature,orsuffer
permanentinjuryorevendeathduetoheatstroke.
Donotleavechildren,incapacitatedadultsorpets
onthevehiclewiththewindowsclosed,especially
inthewarmorhotweather.
Powerwindows
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Alwaystakecarewhenoperatingthepowerwindow.
Thereisariskofinjury,especiallyforchildren.
Pleasepaycloseattentionwhenclosingthewindow.
Ensurethatnoobjectsarestuckinitwhilethe
windowismoving.
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1Rearwindowdisableswitch
2Leftfrontdoorwindowcontrolswitch
3Rightfrontdoorwindowcontrolswitch
4Rightsideloaddoorwindowcontrolswitch
5Leftsideloaddoorwindowcontrolswitch
Presstheswitches(2)to(5),tolowerthewindowglass;lift
theswitch,tomovethewindowglassup.Releasetheswitch,
andthewindowstopsworking(exceptfor"One-button"mode)
Note:Thefrontdoorandsideloaddoorwindowscanalso
becontrolledbyusingthewindowswitchoneachdoor.If
therearwindowdisableswitchondriverdoorisactivated,
thewindowcontrolswitchonthesideloaddoordoesnot
work.
Rearwindowdisableswitch
Presstheswitch(1)todisablethewindowcontrol(the
indicatorontheswitchilluminatesatthistime),andpressthe
switchagaintoresumethecontrol.
Note:Whenachildsitsontherearseat,thedisablefunction
shallbeenabled.
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Windowcontrolswitchonsideloaddoor
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1Windowopeningswitchonsideloaddoor
2Windowclosingswitchonsideloaddoor
Presstheswitch(1)toclosethesideloaddoorwindowat
thecorrespondingside,andpresstheswitch(2)toopen
thesideloaddoorwindowatthecorrespondingside.
Note:Thepowerwindowcanoperateonlywhenthevehicle
ispoweredon.
Note:Pleaseoperatethewindowscorrectlytoavoid
danger,andthedrivershouldprovideguidanceonusage
ofwindowsandsafetyprecautions.
Automaticup/downfunctionofwindow
"One-button"down
Windowcontrolswitches(2)to(5)havetwopositions,short
presstothesecondposition,andthewindowautomatically
opens.Duringthewindowglassdownprocess,operatethe
switchagaintostopthewindowglassmovingdown.
"One-button"upand"Anti-pinch"
Therightfrontdoorwindowhas"One-button"upfunction;briey
liftthewindowcontrolswitch(2)tothesecondposition,and
thewindowglassautomaticallymovesuptoclose;operatethe
switchagaintostopthemovementofwindowglassatanytime.
"Anti-pinch"functionisakindofsafetyfunction,whichcanallow
thewindowglasstostopmovingupwhenobstaclesaresensed.
Ifthissituationoccurs,thewindowglasswillautomaticallymoves
downtotakeoutobstacles.
Theleftfrontdoorwindowandsideloaddoorwindowofsome
modelsalsohave"One-button"upand"Anti-pinch"functions,
whoseoperationmethodsarethesameasthoseofrightfront
window.
Microswitchondoorhandle
Longpressthemicroswitchondoorhandletoautomatically
closethewindowsoffrontrows.
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Note:Forthefunctionof"longpressthemicroswitchon
doorhandletoautomaticallyclosethewindowsoffront
rows",pleaserefertotheactualcongurationofyour
vehicle.
Resumetheautomaticup/downfunction
Ifthevehiclebatterycableisre-connectedafterthe
disconnection,orthebatterywasdrainedonce,ortheanti-pinch
functionhasbeenenabledfor3consecutivetimesatthesame
positionwhenthewindowglassmovesup,theautomatic
up/downfunctionmaynotwork,itmustbere-learnedtorestore
thefunction.Closealldoors,pullupthewindowup/down
switch,untilthewindowisfullyclosed,holdtheswitchforabout
severalsecondsafterthewindowisfullyclosed;thenpressthe
windowup/downswitchuntilthewindowisfullyopen,holdthe
switchforaboutseveralsecondsafterthewindowisfullyopen,
theautomaticup/downfunctionwillberecovered.
Powersunroof
Note:Itappliestovehiclesconguredwithpowersunroof.
Instructions
"
"
Donotallowoccupantstoextendanypartoftheir
bodiesoutofthesunroofwhiledriving-toavoid
injuriescausedbyyingobjectsortreebranches.
•Donotopenthesunroofinrainyday.Whenthevehiclespeed
ismorethan120km/h,it'sbetternottoopenthesunroof.
•Removetheaccumulatedwaterfromthesunroofglassbefore
openingthesunroof,otherwisewaterdropmayslideoffwhen
thesunroofisopened.Usecleanerlikealcoholtocleanthe
glass.
•Afteroperationonthesunroofiscompleted,pleaserelease
thesunroofoperationswitchintime,otherwiseitmaycause
failure.
•Toensurenormaloperationofsunroof,pleasecleanthe
sunrooffrequentlyandgotoOurServiceDealerforsunroof
maintenanceaccordingtothemaintenancerequirements.
"
"
Whenoperatingthesunroof,besuretokeep
personsinthevehiclesafe,especiallychildren;do
notputanypartofbodyorobjectsintothesunroof,
topreventbeingpinchedbythesunroof.
Note:Thepowerwindowcanoperateonlywhenthevehicle
ispoweredon.
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Operationmethodoffrontsunroof
11
Pressthefrontsunroofopeningbutton(1)once,andthefront
sunroofwillbeliftedtothepositionforventilation.
Thefrontsunroofwillbeopenedmanuallywhenthebutton(1)
ispushedtowardtherearofthevehiclebyonegear;thefront
sunroofwillslidetothefullyopenpositionwhenthebutton(1)is
pushedtowardtherearofthevehiclebytwogears.
Thefrontsunroofwillbeclosedmanuallywhenthebutton(1)
ispushedtowardthefrontofthevehiclebyonegear;thefront
sunroofwillslidetothefullyclosedpositionwhenthebutton(1)
ispushedtowardthefrontofthevehiclebytwogears.
Duringtheautomaticoperation,thebutton(1)canbepressed
once,tomakethesunroofstopattherequiredposition.
Frontsunroofinitialization
Withthefrontsunroofinthefullyclosedposition,pressandhold
thebutton(1)formorethan10secondstowardthefrontofthe
vehicle,atthistime,thesunroofwillmovetowardtheopening
direction,thenmovetowardtheclosingdirectionafterreaching
acertainposition.Continuetopressandholdthebutton(1)until
thefrontsunroofglassisfullyclosed,thenreleasetheswitch
again,thustheinitializationoperationofthefrontsunroofhas
beencompleted.
Note:Duringtheinitializationprocess,ifyouinadvertently
releasethebutton(1),resultinginthelossofautomatic
openingandclosingfunctionofthefrontsunroof,just
repeattheinitializationoperationanditwillreturntonormal
aftercompletion.Ifrepeatedoperationsstillfailtorestore
thefrontsunroof,pleasecontactOurServiceDealerfor
service.
Operationmethodofpanoramicsunroof
AUTOON/OFF
224466
113355
1Sunshadeopeningswitch
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Note:Thesunshadeopening/closingswitchhasauto
andjogfunctions,whichcanconvenientlycontrolthe
openingandclosingprocessofsunshade.Shortpress
theswitch,toopenorclosethesunshadeinjogmode;
longpresstheswitchtoautomaticallyopenorclosethe
sunshade.
2Sunshadeclosingswitch
3Panoramicsunroofopeningswitch
4Panoramicsunroofclosingswitch
5Panoramicsunrooflifting-openswitch
6Panoramicsunrooflifting-closeswitch
Panoramicsunroofinitialization
Whenthepanoramicsunroofmovementlogicdisorderoccurs,
manualinitializationoperationcanbeperformedtorestorethe
panoramicsunroofmovementtonormal.
Withthepanoramicsunroofglassfullyopenandthesunshade
fullyopen,longpresspanoramicsunroofopeningswitch
(3)forabout10seconds,thenthesunroofglasswillbeginto
close;aftertheglassarefullyclosed,thesunshadewillbeginto
close.Whilethesunroofglassandsunshadearerunning,press
andholdthepanoramicsunroofopeningswitch(3)untilthe
sunroofglassandsunshadearefullyclosed,thenreleasethe
switchagain,thustheinitializationoperationofthepanoramic
sunroofhasbeencompleted.
Note:Duringtheinitializationprocess,ifaccidentally
releasethepanoramicsunroofopeningswitch(3),
causingthelossofautomaticopeningandclosingfunction
ofthepanoramicsunroof,atthistime,itisonlyrequired
torepeattheinitializationoperation,andthefunction
willreturntonormalafterthecompletion.Ifrepeated
operationsstillfailtorestorethepanoramicsunroof,please
contactOurServiceDealerforservice.
Caution
Ifitisfoundthatthesunroofglasscannotbeopenedwhen
itisnotfullyopen,trytolongpressbutton,atthistime,
thesunroofwillopeninjogmodetofullopen,andthen
youcanperformtheinitializationoperation.Ifyoulong
pressbuttonandthesunroofstilldoesnotwork,inthis
state,pleaselongpressfor10seconds,toperformthe
initializationoperationdirectly.Ifrepeatedoperationsstill
failtorestorethepanoramicsunroof,pleasecontactOur
ServiceDealerforservice.
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Seats
Driverseatadjustment
"
"
Donotadjustthedriverseatwhilethevehicleis
moving.Otherwise,thevehiclemaylosecontroland
causeanaccident.
Manuallyadjusteddriverseat
D
C
A
B
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Forward/backwardsliding
Whentheadjuster(1)ispushedup(arrowA),thetrackwillbe
unlocked,andtheseatcanbemovedforwardandbackward.
Whentheseatslidestothedesiredposition,releasetheadjuster
(1)tostoptheseatsliding.
Rakeadjustmentofbackrest
"
"
Donotreclinetheseatexcessivelyastheseatbelt
providesmaximumprotectiononlywhentheangle
betweenthebackrestandtheuprightpositionis
near25°.
Whentheangleadjustmentarmrest(2)ispushedup(arrow
B),thebackrestisunlockedandcantiltforwardandbackward.
Whentheseatbackresttiltstothedesiredposition,releasethe
angleadjustmentarmrest(2)tostopthebackresttilting.
Cushionheightadjustment
Whenthefrontendoftheheightadjustmentarmrest(3)is
pushedup(arrowC),thecushionwillmoveupward.When
thecushionrisestothedesiredposition,releasetheheight
adjustmentarmrest(3)tostopthecushionmovement.
Whenthefrontendoftheheightadjustmentarmrest(3)is
pusheddown(arrowD),thecushionwillmovedownward.
Whenthecushionfallstothedesiredposition,releasethe
heightadjustmentarmrest(3)tostopthecushionmovement.
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Electricallyadjusteddriverseat(Type1)
CD
A
B
FH
EG
C
C
J
M
K
N
123
Caution
Theseatcanbefreelyadjustedregardlessofwhetherthe
vehicleispoweredonornot.Buttheelectricaladjustment
consumesthepowerofthevehiclebattery,whichmaydrain
thebattery.
Forward/backwardsliding
Whenthebutton(1)ispushedforward(arrowA),theseatwill
moveforward,andwhentheseatslidestothedesiredposition,
releasethebutton(1)tostoptheseatsliding.
Whenthebutton(1)ispushedbackward(arrowB),theseat
willmovebackward,andwhentheseatslidestothedesired
position,releasethebutton(1)tostoptheseatsliding.
Rakeadjustmentofbackrest
"
"
Donotreclinetheseatexcessivelyastheseatbelt
providesmaximumprotectiononlywhentheangle
betweenthebackrestandtheuprightpositionis
near25°.
Whenthebutton(2)isrotatedforward(arrowC),theseat
backrestwilltiltforward,andwhentheseatbackresttiltstothe
desiredposition,releasethebutton(2)tostopthebackrest
tilting.
Whenthebutton(2)isrotatedbackward(arrowD),theseat
backrestwilltiltbackward,andwhentheseatbackresttiltsto
thedesiredposition,releasethebutton(2)tostopthebackrest
tilting.
Cushionheightadjustment
Whentherearendofthebutton(1)ispushedup(arrowE),
thecushionwillmoveupward,andwhenthecushionrisesto
thedesiredposition,releasethebutton(1)tostopthecushion
movement.
Whentherearendofthebutton(1)ispusheddown(arrowF),
thecushionwillmovedownward,andwhenthecushionfallsto
thedesiredposition,releasethebutton(1)tostopthecushion
movement.
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Rakeadjustmentofcushion
Whenthefrontendofthebutton(1)ispushedup(arrowG),
thefrontendofthecushionwillmoveupwardwhiletheupper
endofthebackresttiltsbackward,andwhenthecushiontiltsto
thedesiredposition,releasethebutton(1)tostopthecushion
movement.
Whenthefrontendofthebutton(1)ispusheddown(arrowH),
thefrontendofthecushionwillmovedownwardwhiletheupper
endofthebackresttiltsforward,andwhenthecushiontiltsto
thedesiredposition,releasethebutton(1)tostopthecushion
movement.
Lumbarsupportadjustment
Whenthefrontendofthebutton(3)ispressedandheld(arrow
J),thelumbarsupportmovesforward,andwhenthelumbar
supportmovestothedesiredposition,releasethebuttontostop
thelumbarsupportmovement.
Whentherearendofthebutton(3)ispressedandheld(arrow
K),thelumbarsupportmovesbackward,andwhenthelumbar
supportmovestothedesiredposition,releasethebuttontostop
thelumbarsupportmovement.
Whentheupperendofthebutton(3)ispressedandheld(arrow
M),thelumbarsupportmovesupward,andwhenthelumbar
supportmovestothedesiredposition,releasethebuttontostop
thelumbarsupportmovement.
Whenthelowerendofthebutton(3)ispressedandheld(arrow
N),thelumbarsupportmovesdownward,andwhenthelumbar
supportmovestothedesiredposition,releasethebuttontostop
thelumbarsupportmovement.
Armrestadjustment
Note:Itappliestovehiclesconguredwitharmrest
adjustmentfunction.
Thearmrestcanbeadjustedupwardsfromthelowestposition
asneeded.Thereare3positionsintotal.
Whenitisrequiredtolowerthearmrestfromahigherposition,
itisnecessarytoraisethearmresttothehighestpositionrst,
thenlowerthearmresttothelowestposition,andthenadjustthe
armrestupwardstothedesiredposition.
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Electricallyadjusteddriverseat(Type2)
CD
A
B
F
H
EG
C
C
J
M
K
N
123
Caution
Regardlessofwhetherthevehicleispoweredonornot,
theforward/backwardsliding,rakeadjustmentofbackrest,
rakeadjustmentofcushion,cushionheightadjustment,seat
lumbarsupportadjustmentandmemorypositionfunction
canberealizedfortheseat,buttheelectricaladjustment
consumesthepowerofthevehiclebattery,whichmaydrain
thebattery.Themassagefunctioncanbeusedonlyafterthe
vehicleispoweredon.
Note:Youcanentertheseatinterfaceonthecenter
consolescreentoperformfunctionadjustmentforthe
correspondingseat.
Forward/backwardsliding
Whenthebutton(1)ispushedforward(arrowA),theseatwill
moveforward,andwhentheseatslidestothedesiredposition,
releasethebutton(1)tostoptheseatsliding.
Whenthebutton(1)ispushedbackward(arrowB),theseat
willmovebackward,andwhentheseatslidestothedesired
position,releasethebutton(1)tostoptheseatsliding.
Rakeadjustmentofbackrest
"
"
Donotreclinethedriverseatexcessively,asthe
seatbeltprovidesmaximumprotectiononlywhen
theanglebetweenthebackrestandtheupright
positionisnear25°.
Whenthebutton(2)isrotatedforward(arrowC),theseat
backrestwilltiltforward,whentheseatbackresttiltstothe
desiredposition,releasethebutton(2)tostopthebackrest
tilting.
Whenthebutton(2)isrotatedbackward(arrowD),theseat
backrestwilltiltbackward,andwhentheseatbackresttiltsto
thedesiredposition,releasethebutton(2)tostopthebackrest
tilting.
Cushionheightadjustment
Whentherearendofthebutton(1)ispushedup(arrowE),
thecushionwillmoveupward,andwhenthecushionrisesto
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thedesiredposition,releasethebutton(1)tostopthecushion
movement.
Whentherearendofthebutton(1)ispusheddown(arrowF),
thecushionwillmovedownward,andwhenthecushionfallsto
thedesiredposition,releasethebutton(1)tostopthecushion
movement.
Rakeadjustmentofcushion
Whenthefrontendofthebutton(1)ispushedup(arrowG),
thefrontendofthecushionwillmoveupwardwhiletheupper
endofthebackresttiltsbackward,andwhenthecushiontiltsto
thedesiredposition,releasethebutton(1)tostopthecushion
movement.
Whenthefrontendofthebutton(1)ispusheddown(arrowH),
thefrontendofthecushionwillmovedownwardwhiletheupper
endofthebackresttiltsforward,andwhenthecushiontiltsto
thedesiredposition,releasethebutton(1)tostopthecushion
movement.
Lumbarsupportadjustment
Whenthefrontendofthebutton(3)ispressedandheld(arrow
J),thelumbarsupportmovesforward,andwhenthelumbar
supportmovestothedesiredposition,releasethebuttontostop
thelumbarsupportmovement.
Whentherearendofthebutton(3)ispressedandheld(arrow
K),thelumbarsupportmovesbackward,andwhenthelumbar
supportmovestothedesiredposition,releasethebuttontostop
thelumbarsupportmovement.
Whentheupperendofthebutton(3)ispressedandheld(arrow
M),thelumbarsupportmovesupward,andwhenthelumbar
supportmovestothedesiredposition,releasethebuttontostop
thelumbarsupportmovement.
Whenthelowerendofthebutton(3)ispressedandheld(arrow
N),thelumbarsupportmovesdownward,andwhenthelumbar
supportmovestothedesiredposition,releasethebuttontostop
thelumbarsupportmovement.
Memorypositionfunction
Theseatmemorypositionfunctionhas3positions.After
enteringtheseatinterfaceonthecenterconsolescreen,
adjusttheseat(backrest/forward/backwardsliding/frontheight
adjustment/rearliftingandotherfunctions)tothedesired
positionrst,selectthedrivermemorytouchbutton1/2/3,and
pressandholditforabout2seconds,untilthecenterconsole
screenpromptssuccessfulsaving(Ifweadjusttheseattoa
positionotherthanmemory1,andwanttorestoretotheposition
ofmemory1,shortpressthememorybutton1,theseatwill
movetothestoredpositionofmemory1).
Toadjusttheelectricallyadjustedfrontoccupantseat(type2),
selectthefrontoccupantmemorytouchbutton,withthesame
operationmethodasthedrivermemory.
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Massagefunction
Theseatmassagefunctionhas8modes,andeachmodehas
threepositions:high,mediumandlow.Entertheseatinterface
onthecenterconsolescreen,selectthedrivermassagetouch
button,andadjustaccordingtotheprompts.
Toadjusttheelectricallyadjustedfrontoccupantseat(type
2),selectthefrontoccupantmassagetouchbuttonandadjust
accordingtotheprompts.
Heatingfunction
Theseatheatingfunctionhas3positions.EntertheA/C
interfaceonthecenterconsolescreen,selectthedriverseat
heatingtouchbutton,andadjustaccordingtotheprompts.
Toadjusttheelectricallyadjustedfrontoccupantseat(type2),
selectthefrontoccupantseatheatingtouchbuttonandadjust
accordingtotheprompts.
Ventilationfunction
Theseatventilation(blowing)functionhas3positions.Enterthe
A/Cinterfaceonthecenterconsolescreen,selectthedriverseat
ventilationtouchbutton,andadjustaccordingtotheprompts.
Toadjusttheelectricallyadjustedfrontoccupantseat(type2),
selectthefrontoccupantseatventilationtouchbuttonandadjust
accordingtotheprompts.
Note:Thecushionheatingfunctionandventilationfunction
cannotbeusedatthesametime.
Frontoccupantseatadjustment
Manuallyadjustedfrontoccupantseat
1
2
Forward/backwardsliding
Pulluptheadjuster(1),andslidetheseattothedesiredposition.
Releasetheadjuster(1)andcheckthattheseatislockedin
position.
Rakeadjustmentofbackrest
"
"
Donotreclinethefrontoccupantseatexcessively,
astheseatbeltprovidesmaximumprotectiononly
whentheanglebetweenthebackrestandtheupright
positionisnear25°.
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Slightlyreclineforwardandpulluptheadjuster(2);theseat
backrestreboundsautomatically.Thenleanagainstthe
backresttoadjustittothedesiredangle.Releasetheadjuster
(2)andcheckthattheseatbackrestislockedinposition.
Armrestadjustment
Thearmrestcanbeadjustedupwardsfromthelowestposition
asneeded.Thereare3positionsintotal.
Whenitisrequiredtolowerthearmrestfromahigherposition,
itisnecessarytoraisethearmresttothehighestpositionrst,
thenlowerthearmresttothelowestposition,andthenadjustthe
armrestupwardstothedesiredposition.
Electricallyadjustedfrontoccupantseat(Type1)
Onlyforward/backwardsliding,rakeadjustmentofbackrestand
lumbarsupportadjustmentcanbemade,anditsadjustment
methodisthesameasthatofelectricallyadjusteddriverseat
(type1).
Electricallyadjustedfrontoccupantseat(Type2)
Onlyforward/backwardsliding,rakeadjustmentofbackrest,
memorypositionfunction,lumbarsupportadjustment,massage
function,heatingfunctionandventilationfunctioncanbe
realized,anditsadjustmentmethodisthesameasthatofthe
electricallyadjusteddriverseat(type2).
2ndrowseatadjustment
Manuallyadjustedsingleseat
2
1
Note:Theadjusteroftherightseatisontherightofthe
seat,whiletheadjusteroftheleftseatisontheleftofthe
seat.
Forward/backwardsliding
Lifttheadjuster(1)upward,andadjusttheseatpositionforward
andbackwardbypulling/pushingitforward/backwardwithboth
feet.Releasetheadjuster(1),andcheckthattheseatislocked
inposition.
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Rakeadjustmentofbackrest
Pulluptheadjuster(2),andthenleanagainstthebackrestto
adjustittothedesiredangle.Releasetheadjuster(2)andcheck
thattheseatbackrestislockedinposition.
Seatcupholder
Theretractablecupholderautomaticallypopsoutbytapping
slightly;toretractthecupholder,pushitinuntilitlocks.
Theretractablecupholderoftheleftsingleseatisontheright
oftheseat.
Therightsingleseathasnocupholder,buthastwoUSB
chargingports.
Armrestadjustment
Thearmrestcanbeadjustedupwardsfromthelowestposition
asneeded.Thereare8positionsintotal.
Whenitisrequiredtolowerthearmrestfromahigherposition,
itisnecessarytoraisethearmresttothehighestpositionrst,
thenlowerthearmresttothelowestposition,andthenadjustthe
armrestupwardstothedesiredposition.
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Electricallyadjustedsingleseat(Type1)
C
D
A
B
F
E
45
C
C
J
M
K
N
1236
Caution
Theseatcanbefreelyadjustedregardlessofwhetherthe
vehicleispoweredonornot.Buttheelectricaladjustment
consumesthepowerofthevehiclebattery,whichmaydrain
thebattery.
Note:Theadjustmentbuttonoftherightseatisontheright
oftheseat,whiletheadjustmentbuttonoftheleftseatison
theleftoftheseat.
Forward/backwardsliding
Whenthebutton(1)ispushedforward(arrowA),theseatwill
moveforward,andwhentheseatslidestothedesiredposition,
releasethebutton(1)tostoptheseatsliding.
Whenthebutton(1)ispushedbackward(arrowB),theseat
willmovebackward,andwhentheseatslidestothedesired
position,releasethebutton(1)tostoptheseatsliding.
Rakeadjustmentofbackrest
"
"
Donotreclinetheseatexcessivelyastheseatbelt
providesmaximumprotectiononlywhentheangle
betweenthebackrestandtheuprightpositionis
near25°.
Whenthebutton(2)isrotatedforward(arrowC),theseat
backrestwilltiltforward,andwhentheseatbackresttiltstothe
desiredposition,releasethebutton(2)tostopthebackrest
tilting.
Whenthebutton(2)isrotatedbackward(arrowD),theseat
backrestwilltiltbackward,andwhentheseatbackresttiltsto
thedesiredposition,releasethebutton(2)tostopthebackrest
tilting.
Seatlegsupportadjustment
Whenthebutton(1)ispushedforward(arrowE),thelegsupport
willtiltupward,andwhenthelegsupporttiltstothedesired
position,releasethebutton(1)tostopthelegsupporttilting.
Whentherearendofthebutton(1)ispusheddown(arrowF),
thecushionwillmovedownward,andwhenthecushionfallsto
thedesiredposition,releasethebutton(1)tostopthecushion
movement.
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Lumbarsupportadjustment
Whenthefrontendofthebutton(3)ispressedandheld(arrow
J),thelumbarsupportmovesforward,andwhenthelumbar
supportmovestothedesiredposition,releasethebuttontostop
thelumbarsupportmovement.
Whentherearendofthebutton(3)ispressedandheld(arrow
K),thelumbarsupportmovesbackward,andwhenthelumbar
supportmovestothedesiredposition,releasethebuttontostop
thelumbarsupportmovement.
Whentheupperendofthebutton(3)ispressedandheld(arrow
M),thelumbarsupportmovesupward,andwhenthelumbar
supportmovestothedesiredposition,releasethebuttontostop
thelumbarsupportmovement.
Whenthelowerendofthebutton(3)ispressedandheld(arrow
N),thelumbarsupportmovesdownward,andwhenthelumbar
supportmovestothedesiredposition,releasethebuttontostop
thelumbarsupportmovement.
Massagefunction
When(6)inthemiddleofthebutton(3)ispressedandheld,the
massagestarts,rstupandthendown,andthenmassageat
thesametime,incycleandwithouttimelimit.
Press(6)inthemiddleofthebutton(3)againoractivatethe
lumbarsupportinthemidwaytostopmassage.
Ventilationfunction
Whenpressingtheventilationbutton(5)once,thefanstarts
inthe3rdposition,andLED1,LED2,andLED3areon;when
pressingtheventilationbutton(5)twice,thefanstartsinthe
2ndposition,LED1isoff,whileLED2andLED3areon;when
pressingtheventilationbutton(5)threetimes,thefanstartsin
the1stposition,LED1andLED2areoff,whileLED3ison.When
pressingtheventilationbuttonagain,theventilationfunctionis
deactivated,andLED1,LED2,andLED3areoff.
Heatingfunction
Whenpressingtheheatingbutton(4)once,theheaterstarts
inthe3rdposition,andLED4,LED5,andLED6areon;when
pressingtheheatingbutton(4)twice,theheaterstartsinthe
2ndposition,LED4isoff,whileLED5andLED6areon;when
pressingtheheatingbutton(4)threetimes,theheaterstarts
inthe1stposition,LED4andLED5areoff,whileLED6ison.
Whenpressingtheheatingbuttonagain,theheatingfunctionis
deactivated,andLED4,LED5,andLED6areoff.
Note:Thecushionheatingfunctionandventilationfunction
cannotbeusedatthesametime.
Seatcupholder
Theretractablecupholderautomaticallypopsoutbytapping
slightly;toretractthecupholder,pushitinuntilitlocks.
Theretractablecupholderoftheleftsingleseatisontheright
oftheseat.
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Therightsingleseathasnocupholder,buthasUSBandType-C
chargingports.
Armrestadjustment
Thearmrestcanbeadjustedupwardsfromthelowestposition
asneeded.Thereare8positionsintotal.
Whenitisrequiredtolowerthearmrestfromahigherposition,
itisnecessarytoraisethearmresttothehighestpositionrst,
thenlowerthearmresttothelowestposition,andthenadjustthe
armrestupwardstothedesiredposition.
Electricallyadjustedsingleseat(Type2)
1
3
2
4
Caution
Theseatcanbefreelyadjustedregardlessofwhetherthe
vehicleispoweredonornot.Buttheelectricaladjustment
consumesthepowerofthevehiclebattery,whichmaydrain
thebattery.
Note:Youcanentertheseatinterfaceonthecenter
consolescreentoperformfunctionadjustmentforthe
correspondingseat.
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Forward/backwardsliding
Itiscontrolledviathearmrestscreen(3).SelecttheBasic
Functionbuttonintheseathomepageinterface,longpressthe
Fsymboltoslidetheseatforward,andlongpresstheBsymbol
toslidetheseatbackward.
Rakeadjustmentofbackrest
Itiscontrolledviathearmrestscreen(3).SelecttheBasic
Functionbuttonintheseathomepageinterface,longpressthe
TiltFrowardsymboltotilttheseatforward,andlongpressthe
TiltBackwardsymboltotilttheseatbackward.
Seatlegsupportandlumbarsupportadjustment
Itiscontrolledviathearmrestscreen(3).SelecttheLeg
andLumbarSupportbuttonintheseathomepageinterface,
longpresstheRaisesymbolatthelegsupporttoraisethe
seatlegsupport,andlongpresstheLowersymbolattheleg
supporttolowertheseatlegsupport.LongpresstheExtend
symbolatthelegsupporttoextendtheseatlegsupport,and
longpresstheRetractsymbolatthelegsupporttoretract
theseatlegsupport.SelecttheLegandLumbarSupport
buttonintheseathomepageinterface,andlongpressthe
symbolsatthelumbarsupporttoadjusttheseatlumbarsupport
forward/backward/upward/downward.
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Headrestadjustment
Itiscontrolledviathearmrestscreen(3).SelecttheBasic
Functionbuttonintheseathomepageinterface,longpressthe
Raisesymboltoraisetheseatheadrestcontinuously,andlong
presstheLowersymboltolowertheseatheadrestcontinuously.
ShortpresstheRaisesymboltoraiseitforashortdistance,and
shortpresstheLowersymboltoloweritforashortdistance.
Lateralsliding
Itiscontrolledviathearmrestscreen(3).SelecttheBasic
Functionbuttonfromtheseathomepageoptions,andlong
presstheL/Rsymboltoslidetheseattoleft/right.
Ventilation
Itiscontrolledviathearmrestscreen(3).SelecttheBasic
Functionbuttonintheseathomepageinterface,andthen
selecttheVentilationbuttontoentertheventilationinterface.
Ventilationhas3positions,whichisOFFbydefault.Selectthe
desiredpositiontorecallit.
YoucanalsoadjustitbyenteringtheA/Cinterfaceonthecenter
consolescreen.Theseatventilation(blowing)functionhas3
positions.EntertheA/Cinterface,selecttheleft/rightventilation
touchbutton,andadjusttheventilationfunctionofthe2ndrow
left/rightseataccordingtotheprompts.
Note:Thecushionheatingfunctionandventilationfunction
cannotbeusedatthesametime.
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Heating
Itiscontrolledviathearmrestscreen(3).SelecttheBasic
Functionbuttonintheseathomepageinterface,andthenselect
theHeatingbuttontoentertheheatinginterface.Heatinghas3
positions,whichisOFFbydefault.Selectthedesiredposition
torecallit.
YoucanalsoadjustitbyenteringtheA/Cinterfaceonthecenter
consolescreen.Theseatheatingfunctionhas3positions.Enter
theA/Cinterface,selecttheleft/rightheatingtouchbutton,and
adjusttheheatingfunctionofthe2ndrowleft/rightseataccording
totheprompts.
Note:Thecushionheatingfunctionandventilationfunction
cannotbeusedatthesametime.
Massage
Itiscontrolledviathearmrestscreen(3).SelecttheBasic
Functionbuttonintheseathomepageinterface,andthenselect
theMassagebuttontoenterthemassageinterface.Massage
has8modes,eachwith3positions.Select"OFF"todeactivate
themassagefunction.
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Positionmemory
Itiscontrolledviathearmrestscreen(3).Selectthe
SET
button
fromtheseathomepageoptions.Afteropening,threepositions
canbeselected.Selectaposition,longpressittosavethis
position,andshortpressittoadjusttheseatfromotherpositions
tothismemoryposition.
One-touchreclining/retracting
Itiscontrolledviathearmrestscreen(3).SelecttheBasic
Functionbuttonintheseathomepageinterface,andthenselect
theExtendbuttontoreclinetheseatat.Theseatinthearmrest
screenisreclinedtothecalibratedposition.SelecttheReset
buttontoretracttheseattothecalibratedposition.
One-touchresetfunction
Thebutton(1)onthesideoftheseatisforentry.Longpressthe
button(1)tomovethefrontoccupantseat,2ndrowseatsand
3rdrowseats(the3rdrowseatsofvehicleswith7seatsdonot
move)tothecalibratedentryposition.
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Thebutton(2)ontheinnersideoftheseatistheresetbutton.
Longpressthebutton(2)toreturntheseattothecalibrated
position.
Thebutton(4)attherearendoftheseatbackrestisforexit.
Longpressthebutton(4)tomovethefrontoccupantseat,2nd
rowseatsand3rdrowseats(the3rdrowseatsofvehicleswith
7seatsdonotmove)tothecalibratedentryposition.
Note:Thebuttons(1),(2)and(4)havethefunctiontopause
seatmovement,i.e.duringtheseatmovementorwhen
theseatmovesandthearmrestscreencontrolfails,short
pressanyofthebuttons(1),(2)and(4)topausetheseat
movement.
Coverabovearmrestscreen
Thecoverabovethearmrestscreencanbeslidedforwardor
backwardbypressingthefollowingbuttons.
Tablefunction
Openthecoverontheinnerlargearmrestandpressthe
followingbutton.Afterpressingthebutton,thetablewillpop
outofthearmrest,andthenitcanbelaidatorrolledout.The
tablecanbeunfoldedandslidedforward.
Toputbackthetable,folditrst,moveittothelastpositionto
makeitupright,pushitdownintothelargearmrestuntila"click"
soundisheard,indicatingthatithasbeencompletelyputback,
andthenclosethecoverontheinnerlargearmrest.
Seatcupholder
Thepop-upcupholderautomaticallypopsoutbypressingit
inward;toretractthecupholder,pushitinuntilitlocks.The
pop-upcupholderoftheleftsingleseatisontheleftoftheseat.
Thepop-upcupholderoftherightsingleseatisontherightof
theseat.
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Singlexedseatinmanuallyadjustedtripleseat
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Note:Theadjusterofrightsingleseatisontherightofthe
seat,theadjusterofleftsingleseatisontheleftoftheseat,
andtheadjusterofmiddlesingleseatisontherightofthe
seat.
Rakeadjustmentofbackrest
Pulluptheadjuster(1)orpulltheadjustertether(2)tounlock
theseatbackrest,andafteradjustingtheseatbackrestforward
orbackwardtothedesiredposition,releasetheadjuster(1)or
adjustertether(2)andconrmedthattheseatbackrestislocked
inposition,tocompletetheseatbackrestadjustment.Theseat
backrestcanbetiltedforwardorlaidat.
TiltingSeatforwardorputtingdownseat
Tiltingseatforward:Rotatetheparkinglockreleasehandle(3)
upwardorpulltheparkinglockreleasetether(middleseat)(4)
downwardatthesametime,tounlocktherearfeetofseat;lift
therearendofseatuntilalockingsoundisheard,tocomplete
tiltingseatforward.
Puttingdownseat:Withtheseattiltedforward,rotatetheparking
lockreleasehandle(counterclockwiseontheleft/clockwiseon
theright)(3)orpulltheparkinglockreleasetether(middleseat)
(4)downwardatthesametime,tounlocktheseat;putdown
theseatbackwarduntiltheseatislockedandalockingsound
isheard,tocompleteputtingdowntheseat.
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Note:Whenforwardtiltingfunctionisused,theseat
backrestshallbetiltedforward/laidat/locked;theparking
lockreleasehandleofrightsingleseatisontherightofthe
seat,theparkinglockreleasehandleoftheleftsingleseat
isontheleftoftheseat,andtheadjusterofmiddlesingle
seatisontherightoftheseat.
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Removingorinstallingseat
Removingseat:Withtheseattiltedforwardorlocked,pullup
thefrontparkinglockreleaselever(5)untilanunlockingsound
isheard,thenpulluptheseat,toremovetheseat.
Installingseat:Withthefrontfeetofseatunfoldedandlocked,
pullupthefrontparkinglockreleaselever(5)tounlockthefront
feetofseat,thenputdowntheseatuntilalockingsoundis
heardafterbodymountingbracketwireisaligned,tocomplete
installationoffrontfeetofseatiftheseatdoesnotshake.
Perform“Puttingdownseat”operationagain(powerseatshould
beconnectedtothebodyharnessbefore“Puttingdownseat”
operation)untilrearfeetarelocked,tocompleteinstallationof
seat.
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Note:Forseatwithharness,theconnectionbetweenthe
bodyharnessandtheseatshouldbecanceledbefore
removingtheseat(operatewhentheseatistiledforward
andlocked).
3rdrowseatadjustment
Manuallyadjustedtripleseat
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Forward/backwardsliding
Lifttheadjuster(1)/(4)upward,andadjusttheseatposition
forwardandbackwardbypulling/pushingitforward/backward
withbothfeet.Releasetheadjuster(1)oradjuster(4),and
checkthattheseatislockedinposition.
Theforwardandbackwardadjusterforthetripleseatislocated
undertheseat.
Rakeadjustmentofbackrest
Slightlyreclineforwardandpulluptheadjuster(2)/(3);the
seatbackrestreboundsautomatically.Thenleanagainstthe
backresttoadjustittothedesiredangle.Releasetheadjuster
(2)/(3)andcheckthattheseatbackrestislockedinposition.
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Whenthebackrestislaidat,itcanbeunlockedbypullingthe
adjuster(5)/(6)toadjustittothedesiredposition.
Therakeadjustersforthetripleseatarelocatedontheleftand
rightoftheseat.
Electricallyadjustedsingleseat
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Caution
Theseatcanbefreelyadjustedregardlessofwhetherthe
vehicleispoweredonornot.Buttheelectricaladjustment
consumesthepowerofthevehiclebattery,whichmaydrain
thebattery.
Note:Theadjustmentbuttonoftherightseatisontheleft
oftheseat,whiletheadjustmentbuttonoftheleftseatison
therightoftheseat.
Note:Youcanentertheseatinterfaceonthecenter
consolescreentoperformfunctionadjustmentforthe
correspondingseat.
Forward/backwardsliding
Whenthebutton(1)ispushedforward(arrowA),theseatwill
moveforward,andwhentheseatslidestothedesiredposition,
releasethebutton(1)tostoptheseatsliding.
Whenthebutton(1)ispushedbackward(arrowB),theseat
willmovebackward,andwhentheseatslidestothedesired
position,releasethebutton(1)tostoptheseatsliding.
Rakeadjustmentofbackrest
"
"
Donotreclinetheseatexcessivelyastheseatbelt
providesmaximumprotectiononlywhentheangle
betweenthebackrestandtheuprightpositionis
near25°.
Whenthebutton(2)isrotatedforward(arrowC),theseat
backrestwilltiltforward,andwhentheseatbackresttiltstothe
desiredposition,releasethebutton(2)tostopthebackrest
tilting.
Whenthebutton(2)isrotatedbackward(arrowD),theseat
backrestwilltiltbackward,andwhentheseatbackresttiltsto
thedesiredposition,releasethebutton(2)tostopthebackrest
tilting.
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Seatlegsupportadjustment
Whenthebutton(1)ispushedforward(arrowE),thelegsupport
willtiltupward,andwhenthelegsupporttiltstothedesired
position,releasethebutton(1)tostopthelegsupporttilting.
Whentherearendofthebutton(1)ispusheddown(arrowF),
thecushionwillmovedownward,andwhenthecushionfallsto
thedesiredposition,releasethebutton(1)tostopthecushion
movement.
Lumbarsupportadjustment
Whenthefrontendofthebutton(3)ispressedandheld(arrow
J),twoairbagsoflumbarsupportdeateandthelumbarsupport
lowers;releasethebuttontostoploweringthelumbarsupport.
Whentherearendofthebutton(3)ispressedandheld(arrow
K),twoairbagsoflumbarsupportinateandthelumbarsupport
rises;releasethebuttontostopraisingthelumbarsupport.
Whentheupperendofthebutton(3)ispressedandheld(arrow
M),theupperairbagoflumbarsupportinates/thelowerairbag
deates,theupperendoflumbarsupportrises,andthelower
endlowers;releasethebuttontostop.
Whenthelowerendofthebutton(3)ispressedandheld(arrow
N),theupperairbagoflumbarsupportdeates/thelowerairbag
inates,theupperendoflumbarsupportlowers,andthelower
endrises;releasethebuttontostop.
Massagefunction
When(6)inthemiddleofthebutton(3)ispressedandheld,the
massagestarts,rstupandthendown,andthenmassageat
thesametime,incycleandwithouttimelimit.
Press(6)inthemiddleofthebutton(3)againoractivatethe
lumbarsupportinthemidwaytostopmassage.
Heatingfunction
Whenpressingtheheatingbutton(4)once,theheaterstarts
inthe3rdposition,andLED4,LED5,andLED6areon;when
pressingtheheatingbutton(4)twice,theheaterstartsinthe
2ndposition,LED4isoff,whileLED5andLED6areon;when
pressingtheheatingbutton(4)threetimes,theheaterstarts
inthe1stposition,LED4andLED5areoff,whileLED6ison.
Whenpressingtheheatingbuttonagain,theheatingfunctionis
deactivated,andLED4,LED5,andLED6areoff.
Note:Thecushionheatingfunctionandventilationfunction
cannotbeusedatthesametime.
Ventilationfunction
Whenpressingtheventilationbutton(5)once,thefanstarts
inthe3rdposition,andLED1,LED2,andLED3areon;when
pressingtheventilationbutton(5)twice,thefanstartsinthe
2ndposition,LED1isoff,whileLED2andLED3areon;when
pressingtheventilationbutton(5)threetimes,thefanstartsin
the1stposition,LED1andLED2areoff,whileLED3ison.When
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pressingtheventilationbuttonagain,theventilationfunctionis
deactivated,andLED1,LED2,andLED3areoff.
Note:Thecushionheatingfunctionandventilationfunction
cannotbeusedatthesametime.
The3rdrowelectricallyadjustedsingleseatscanalsobeslided
forwardandbackwardthroughtherearbodysidebuttons.
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Whenlongpressingthebutton(7),theleftsingleseatmoves
forward(retractthelegsupportrstwhenitisopen),andthe
backrestisretractedtothecalibratedangle.
Whenlongpressingthebutton(8),theleftsingleseatbackrest
returnstothecalibratedanglerst,andthentheseatmoves
backward.
Whenlongpressingthebutton(9),therightsingleseatmoves
forward(retractthelegsupportrstwhenitisopen),andthe
backrestisretractedtothecalibratedangle.
Whenlongpressingthebutton(10),therightsingleseat
backrestreturnstothecalibratedanglerst,andthentheseat
movesbackward.
Note:Duringtheaboveoperations,releasethebuttonto
stoptheseatmovement.
Armrestadjustment
Thearmrestcanbeadjustedupwardsfromthelowestposition
asneeded.Thereare8positionsintotal.
Whenitisrequiredtolowerthearmrestfromahigherposition,
itisnecessarytoraisethearmresttothehighestpositionrst,
thenlowerthearmresttothelowestposition,andthenadjustthe
armrestupwardstothedesiredposition.
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Headrest
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"
Toreducetheriskofneckorheadinjury,the
headrestshouldbeadjustedtosupporttheback
oftheheadbutnottheneck.Donotadjustthe
headrestwhilethevehicleisinmotion.
Two-wayadjustableheadrest
Pressthearrowedbuttontopushdownorpulluptheheadrest
toadjusttheheadresttothedesiredposition.Whenpullingtoa
properposition,theheadrestcanbepulledout.
Occupantrestraintsystem
Sittingcorrectly
Theseatanditsoccupantrestraintsystemhavebeendesigned
toreducepersonalinjurytoaminimumintheeventofan
accident.Foroptimumeffectiveness,thefollowingpointsshould
beobserved.
•Donotpositiontheseatnearertothesteeringwheelthanit
isnecessary.
•Donotover-reclinetheseat.Adjusttheseatbackresttono
morethan30°sothatyoucansitinanuprightpositionwith
yourarmsslightlybent,andthebaseofyourspineasfarback
aspossible.
•Yourheadrestshouldbeadjustedsothatitscenterislevel
withthebackofyourhead,notyourneck.
•Diagonalbeltshouldlieacrossthecenterofyourshoulder
(adjustitsheightifnecessary)whilelapstrapttightlyacross
thehips,nottheabdomen.
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Seatbelts
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"
Improperlywearingorusingseatbeltsmaycause
seriouspersonalinjuryordeath.Seatbeltsare
lifesavingequipment.Inacollision,unrestrained
occupantsmaycollideanywhereinsidethevehicle
orbepossiblythrownout,resultingininjuryto
themselvesortootheroccupants.
Whenridinginavehicle,thedriverandanyadult(or
anyadultsizedchild)mustalwaysweartheseatbelt.
DoNOTslackenthewebbingbypullingthebeltaway
fromyourbody.Tobefullyeffective,thewebbing
mustremaintightlyaroundyourbodyatalltimes.
Avoidwearingthick,bulkyclothing.Puttheshoulder
beltofseatbeltacrossthecenteroftheshoulder
andthelapbeltclosetothebodytogooverthe
hips.Strictlyprohibittheuseofslackandtwisted
seatbelts,andseatbeltscannotbetwistedtowear.
Neveruseaseatbeltformorethanoneadult,and
neveruseittosecureanadditionalobjectorachild.
Eachseatbeltcanonlybeusedbyoneoccupant.It's
dangeroustowrapaseatbeltaroundachildinthe
occupantarms.
Whenwearingaseatbelt,ensurethatitisnottwisted
orslack.Otherwisethesmoothoperationofthebelt
maybeimpeded.Thebucklereleasebuttonmust
faceoutwards.
"
"
Donotallowababyorinfanttobecarriedonthe
lap.Theforceofacrashcanincreaseeffectivebody
weight,makingitimpossibletoholdontothechild.
Donotallowforeignmatters(particularlysugary
foodanddrinks)toentertheseatbeltbuckle-such
substancesmayrenderthebuckleinoperative.
Iftheseatbelthasbeenusedinaseriousaccident,or
isseriouslyworn,orhasbeencut,orthevisualload
metershowsthattheseatbeltisnolongeravailable,
ortheseatbeltisapretensioningseatbeltwiththe
pretensionertriggered,theseatbeltassemblymust
bereplaced.
Pregnantwomenshouldasktheirdoctorforadvice
aboutthesafestwaytowearseatbelts.
Aseatbeltmustnotbealteredormodiedinanyway,
sincesuchchangesmayrenderthebeltineffective.
Donotattempttodismantle,repairorlubricatethe
retractororbucklemechanisms.
Eachseatbeltisttedwitharetractor.Whentheseat
beltispulledoutslowly,theretractorcanensure
thattheseatbeltisretractedfreely.Butiftheseat
beltispulledouttoofastorunderasuddenimpact
(asuddendeceleration,acceleration,sharpturn),
theseatbeltwillbelocked.See"Seatbelts"in
MaintenanceandServicesectionforthespecic
inspectionmethods.
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"
Whentheseatbeltisnotused,besuretoretractthe
seatbeltwebbingcompletely,straightenthewebbing
andputthetongueinplace,andkeepthewebbing
andtonguecleantopreventdustandimpurities.
Becarefultoavoidtheerosionofwebbingby
polishingagents,oilsandchemicals(especially
batteryacid).Itcanbecleanedsafelywithmildsoap
andwater.Afterwear,erosionordamageofthe
webbingoccurs,theseatbeltassemblyshouldbe
replaced.
Thedriverseatsandfrontoccupantseatsofthevehiclesof
thisseriescanbeconguredwithadjustablenon-pretensioning
force-limitingseatbeltsandadjustabledualpretensioning
force-limitingseatbelts;the2ndrowoccupantseatsmaybe
conguredwithnon-pretensioningnon-force-limitingseatbelts
andpretensioningforce-limitingseatbelts;the3rdrowseats
maybeconguredwiththree-pointbelts.
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"
Insertthetongueintothebuckleuntiladistinctclick
isheard,whichindicatesthebeltislocked.
Seatbeltwithpretensioner(shoulderbeltpretensioner)
Intheeventofseriouscollisionaccident,thepretensioner
(integratedintotheretractor)willbeactivatedbythesensor,the
shoulderbelt(1)willbecontractedalittleimmediatelytoprevent
theoccupantsfrommovingforwardandmakethemseated
securely,sothatitimprovesthefunctionoftheseatbeltfurther.
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Seatbeltwithdualpretensioners(shoulder/hipbelt
pretensioner)
Intheeventofseriouscollisionaccident,thedualpretensioners
(oneintegratedintotheretractor,theotherintegratedintothe
sidelapstrappretensioner)willbeactivatedbythesensor,
theshoulderbelt(1)andthelapstrap(2)willbecontracteda
littleimmediatelyatthesametimetopreventtheoccupants
frommovingforwardandmakethemseatedsecurely,sothatit
improvesthefunctionoftheseatbeltfurther.
Caution
Theouterlockingtab(3)doesnotneedtobeunlockedin
thedailyuse.Theouterlockingtab(3)shouldbeunlocked
byusingthespecialtool,pleaseaskOurServiceDealerto
unlockit,ifnecessary.
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2
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Frontseatbelt
Fastening
Theseatbeltispulledoutslowly,passesthroughtheshoulderto
befastenedinfrontofthebody,verifythatthebeltisnottwisted
ortied,thenpushthetongueintothebuckleuntilaclickisheard.
Loosening
Presstheredbuttononthebuckle,thenthetonguewillpop
outundertheactionoftheelasticforce.Pushthetongueback
manually,sothattheautomaticseatbeltretractorcancontract
thewholeseatbeltmoreeasily.
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2ndrowseatbelts
Thefasteningandlooseningmethodsforthe2ndrowsingleseat
beltsarethesameasthatforfrontseatbelts.
3rdrowseatbelts
Thefasteningandlooseningmethodsforthe3rdrowsingleseat
beltsarethesameasthatforfrontseatbelts.
Thefasteningandlooseningmethodsforthe3rdrowdualseat
beltsarethesameasthatforfrontseatbelts.
Thefasteningandlooseningmethodsfortheseatbeltsonboth
sidesofthe3rdrowtripleseatarethesameasthatforfrontseat
belts.
Themiddleseatofthe3rdrowtripleseatusesaroof-mounted
seatbelt,whichisfastenedandloosenedasfollows.
Fastening
Pulltheseatbeltoutoftheroof,pushthexedtab(2)intotheleft
buckle,thenthemovabletab(1)ispassedthroughtheabdomen
andpushedintotherightbuckle.
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Seatbeltcomfortguide
Theseatbeltcomfortguideisattachedtotheshoulderbeltto
keeptheshoulderbeltawayfromtheheadofleftoccupant.
Takeouttheguidefromtheseatbackrestpocket.
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Placetheguideontheshoulderbelt,andtheninsertbothsides
ofthebeltintotheslotoftheguide.
Ensurethattheseatbeltissmooth,andtheguidemustbeatthe
upperpartoftheseatbelt.
Loosening
Toremovetheseatbeltcomfortguide,squeezebothsidesof
theseatbelttogether,andremovetheseatbeltfromtheguide.
Then,puttheguideintheseatbackrestpocket.
Themovabletab(1)isunlockedbypressingtheredbuttonon
therightbuckle.
Thexedtab(2)ispulledoutbypressingtheredbuttonon
theleftbuckle.Pushthetonguebackmanually,sothatthe
automaticseatbeltretractorcancontractthewholeseatbelt
moreeasily.
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Note:Whentheseatbeltisretractedintotheroof,the
tonguecanbeclampedontotheroof.
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Seatbeltheightadjustment
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"
Ensurethattheslideadjusterissecureaftermaking
anadjustment.
Donotadjusttheheightofthedriverseatbeltwhile
driving,asthecontrolofvehiclemaybelost.
Onlytheheightofthedriverseatandfrontoccupantseatbelts
canbeadjusted.
Pressthebutton(1)upandslidetheheightadjusteronthetopof
seatbeltupanddowntosuittheheightoftheoccupant.Release
thebutton(1)attheproperposition,andpulltheseatbeltforcibly
toensurethattheheightadjusterislockedreliably.
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Seatbeltwarninglight
See"Warninglightsandindicators"inthissectionforthespecic
descriptionofthe"Seatbeltwarninglight".
Seatbeltpretensioner
"
"
Donotdamageorrepairapretensioner.Itcontains
anignitiondevice,sothatanymaintenancecanonly
becarriedoutbyOurServiceDealer.
Pretensionerswillnotfunctionafteractivationand
mustbereplaced.Intheeventofacollision,ensure
thatthepretensionerandallseatbeltcomponents
havebeenmaintainedbyOurServiceDealer.
Theseatbeltpretensionerworkstogetherwiththeairbagto
reducetheriskofinjuryintheeventofahead-oncollision.
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Airbag(s)
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"
Nosafetysystemcanprovidecompleteprotection
forpersonalinjuryordeathinaseverecrash.
Injuriesordeathcanoccur,evenifseatbeltsare
wornproperlyandtheairbagsareinated.
Afterinationsomeairbagcomponentsarehot-Do
NOTtouchuntiltheyhavecooled.
Anairbagisinatedwithconsiderableforceand
cancausefacialabrasionsandotherinjuries.These
effectscanbeminimizedbyensuringthatyouand
youroccupant(s)arewearingseatbelts.
Thedriverseatshouldbeadjustedtobeasfar
rearwardsaspossiblewhilemaintainingtheproper
controlofthevehicle.
Alwaysholdthesteeringwheelbyitsrim,sothatthe
airbagcanbeinatedwithoutobstruction.
Neverattachaccessoryitemse.g.amobilephone
bracket,cupholder,cassettetray,etc.tothe
steeringwheelcoverortheairbagmodulecover
ofthedashboard,orstick/insertanythingtoan
airbagmodulecover.Otherwise,theseobjectscould
interferewithinationoftheairbag,orafterthe
airbagisinated,theywillbepropelledintothe
vehicletocauseinjurytooccupants.
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"
Donotallowanoccupanttoobstructthedeployment
oftheairbagbyputtingfeet,knees,etc.incontact
with,orincloseproximitytotheairbagmodulecover
ofthedashboard.
Itisforbiddentoputtheseatcoverandotherrelated
decorativeseatitemsthataffectthedeploymentof
seatairbagsontheseatsequippedwithseatairbags.
Donotmodifytheseatsequippedwithseatairbags
atwill.
DonotpasteanysharpobjectsonA,B,CandD
pillarsofthevehicleatwill,andmodifyA,B,Cand
Dpillars,soastoavoidinjuriestooccupantsduring
theoperationofairbags.
Theseatbeltpretensionerworkstogetherwiththe
airbagtoreducetheriskofinjuryintheeventofa
head-oncollision.
Donotattempttoremoveorpiercethesteering
wheel,orhititviolently.
Donotallowanotherperson,animalorobject
tooccupythespacebetweenthedriverandthe
deployingrangeoftheairbag.Thesameapplieson
theoccupantsideifanairbagistted.
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"
Donotattempttomaintainthesteeringwheel,
steeringcolumn,anyairbagsystemorpretensioner
component,ortheairbagcomponentswithwiring
around.Otherwise,itcouldcauseinadvertent
activationofthesystemresultinginpersonalinjury.
Donotmodifythefrontofthevehicleinanywayas
thiscouldadverselyaffectairbagdeployment.
Ifthevehicleistobescrapped,undeployedairbags
arepotentiallydangerousandshouldbedeployed
beforescrapping.Thisoperationmustbedoneby
professionalstaff.
Thisvehiclecanbeequippedwiththedriverairbag,front
occupantairbag,driversideairbag,frontoccupantsideairbag,
driverseatfar-endsideairbagandsideaircurtain.
Note:Boththeairbagandthepretensionerare
supplementaryprotectiondevice,whiletheseatbeltis
stillthemainprotectiondeviceandmustbewornduring
driving.
Caution
•Whenanairbagistriggered,aloudnoisemaybeheard
andasmallamountofsmoke-likegasanddustwillbe
released.Thissmokedoesnotconstituteahealthhazard.
Thedustmaybeanirritanttotheskinandthereforeshould
bewashedoffwithsoapandwater.
•Forsafetyreasonsyouarerecommendedtohavethe
airbag(s)renewedbyOurServiceDealerevery10years.
Ifthevehicleissold,itsownerisobligedtonotifythe
purchaserofthecautionsandwarningslisted.This
obligationismetbyhandingovertheseinstructions(See
Warranty&ServiceHandbook)tothenewowner.
Airbagandpretensionercheck
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"
Afterthevehicleispoweredon,ifthewarninglight
isnotturnedonornotturnedoffafterabout6
seconds,orturnedonwhendriving,itindicatesthat
theseatbeltpretensionerortheairbagisfaulty.
ContactOurServiceDealerforserviceassoonas
possible.
Eachtimethevehicleispoweredon,the"airbagwarninglight
(red)"willashforabout6seconds,whichindicatesthat
theairbagandseatbeltpretensionerinspectionisinprogress;it
goesoffafterashingforabout6seconds,whichindicatesthat
theairbagandseatbeltpretensionerarenormal.
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Airbagdeployment
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"
Incorrectsittingpostureorsittingorrestingonthe
placeclosetotheairbagwillresultinseriousand
evenfatalinjurieswhentheairbagisdeployed.
Inordertoreducetheinjuriescausedduringthe
airbagdeployment,theseatbeltmustbealways
wornproperly.Thedriverandfrontoccupantmust
haveagoodsittingposture,andadjusttheirseat
positionstoenablethemtobefarenoughawayfrom
thefrontairbag,soastoavoidcausingseriousinjury
ordeathwhentheairbagisdeployed.Forvehicles
equippedwithsideairbagsandsideaircurtains,it
isalsoimportanttoensurethatupperextremities
arefarenoughawayfromthesideofthevehicle,
avoidinginjuriesduetoairbagdeployment.
Whentheairbagisdeployed,childrennotproperly
protectedmaysufferseriousinjuryandevendeath.
Donotholdachildinyourarmsorputthechild
onyourlapwhenridingonavehicle.Donotallow
childrentorideonavehiclewithoutprotection,and
itisprohibitedtostickanypartofthebodyoutofthe
window.
Theairbagdeploymentmaycausebodysurface
abrasionorbruiseorburnsduetoexplosion.
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"
Theremustbenoobstacleintheairbagination
channel.Itisprohibitedtoplaceanyobjectbetween
theoccupantandtheairbag.Itisprohibitedtox
orplaceanyobjectonthesteeringwheelcoveror
thefrontalairbagcoverofinstrumentclusterandits
vicinity.Itisprohibitedtoplaceaccessoriesaround
theairbagsystem.Ifthereisobstaclebetweenthe
occupantandtheairbag,theairbagmaynotbe
properlyinated,orsqueezetheobstacleintothe
bodyofoccupant,causingseriousinjuryordeath.
Donotknockonorcrashtheairbagorpositionsof
relevantcomponents,toavoidcausingseriousinjury
ordeathduetoairbagdeployment.
Whenitisdeployed,someairbagcomponentsare
hot,sodonotcontactitbeforecoolingdown.
Incaseofcrash,airbagcontrolmoduledetectsspeedchange
causedbycrashtodetermineairbagdeployment.Theairbag
willdeployinstantaneouslyandpowerfullywithaloudnoise.
Whenthevehicleissubjecttoseriousfrontcrash,fullydeployed
airbagalongwithproperlywornseatbeltcanlimitthemovement
ofthedriverandthefrontoccupant,therebyreducingtheriskof
injurytotheheadandchest.Forvehiclesequippedwithside
airbagsandsideaircurtains,ifthesideofvehicleisseriously
crashed,fullydeployedsideairbagwillformanaircushion
betweentheoccupantandthesideofvehicle,therebyreducing
theriskofinjurytothesideofoccupantbody.
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Whenyouaresittinguprightintheseatandleaningagainst
theseatbackrest,theseatbeltandtheairbagcanprovidethe
mosteffectiveprotection.Incaseofaseriouscrash,theairbag
deploysviolently.Atthismoment,ifyouorotheroccupantdoes
notproperlyusetheseatbelt,andtiltsthebodyforward,reclines
orhasotherincorrectposture,thepossibilityofseriousinjuryor
deathinanaccidentwillbehigh.
Caution
•Theairbagcannotprotectthelowerpartofoccupantbody.
•Theairbagisnotdesignedforrearcollisionorslightfrontal
impactorvehicleoverturn,anditdoesnotworkduringthe
emergencybraking.
•Airbagdeploymentandcontractionarecompletedinavery
shorttime,andwillnotprovideprotectionfromeffectsof
possiblesubsequentsecondimpact.
•Upondeployment,theairbagwillshrinkimmediatelyto
ensurethedrivercouldlookforwardwithoutblock.
•Schematicdiagramfordeploymentareaofdriverandfront
occupantairbags
•Schematicdiagramfordeploymentareaofsideairbags,
driverseatfar-endsideairbagandaircurtains
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Frontalairbag
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"
Donotinstallthechildrenrestraintsonthefront
occupantseat.Frontalairbagdeploymentwillcause
seriousinjuryordeathtochildren.
Thedriverandthefrontoccupantshallnotlettheir
feet,kneesorotherpartsofbodycontactwithorget
closetothefrontalairbagcover
Theairbagmaydeployintheeventofviolent
joltoraccidentalimpacttothevehiclechassis.
Therefore,beextracarefulwhendrivingonabumpy
road,toavoidinjuriescausedbyaccidentalairbag
deployment.
Thefrontalairbagisdesignedtodeployintheeventoffront
impactorsimilarcollision.Theairbagwilldeployunderanyof
thefollowingsituationsorsimilarsituations.
•Frontimpactatarelativelyhighspeedwithsolidwallwhich
cannotmoveordeform.
•Whenthevehiclechassisisseriouslydamaged.Whenthe
vehiclecollideswiththecurbstone,roadpavementedgeor
solidsurface,andfallsintothedeepditchordeephole,or
violentcontactwiththegroundaftervehiclejumpmaycause
seriousdamagetothechassis.
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Sideairbaganddriverseatfar-endsideairbag
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"
Thestructureandmaterialofseatiscriticalforthe
operationofairbag.Therefore,donotinstallthe
seatcover,whichwillaffectthedeploymentofside
airbag.
Incaseofserioussideimpact,thefrontseatsideairbagonthe
sidesubjecttoimpactwillpopoutfromtheseatcoveranddeploy
rapidly.Thesideairbagonthesidenotsubjecttoimpactwillnot
deploy.Thesideairbagwilldeployunderanyofthefollowing
situationsorsimilarsituations.
•Sideimpactoccursbetweenthevehicleandthegeneral
occupantcaratarelativelyhighspeed.
Sideaircurtain
Incaseofserioussideimpact,thesideaircurtainontheside
subjecttoimpactwillpopoutfromtheheadlineranddeploy
rapidly.Thesideaircurtainonthesidenotsubjecttoimpact
willnotdeploy.Thesideaircurtainwilldeployunderanyofthe
followingsituationsorsimilarsituations.
•Sideimpactoccursbetweenthevehicleandthegeneral
occupantcaratarelativelyhighspeed.
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Conditionsforairbagundeployment
Airbagwilldeploybasedonthecrashobject,directionand
vehicledecelerationcausedbycrashratherthanvehiclespeed.
Whentheimpactforceofcrashisabsorbedordispersedon
thevehiclebody,theairbagmaynotdeploy;butbasedonthe
impactconditionduringtheaccident,theairbagmaysometimes
explode.Therefore,damageseverityofvehicleshallnotbe
consideredasthejudgmentofairbagdeployment.
Frontalairbag
Thesideairbagmaynotdeployunderanyofthefollowing
situationsorsimilarsituations.
•Whentheimpactdirectiondeviatesfromthecenterofvehicle.
•Whenfrontimpactoccurswithsolidelectricpole,trafcsign
post,treesandothersmallobjects.
•Impactwithlowerpartoftrucktailgate;piercing-typeimpact
withtruckorvehicleswithhigherchassis.
•Frontoffsetimpactwithguardrail.
•Sideorrearimpact.
•Vehiclerollover.
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Sideairbag,driverseatfar-endsideairbagandsideair
curtain
Thesideairbagandsideaircurtainmaynotdeployunderany
ofthefollowingsituationsorsimilarsituations.
•Impactatacertainanglewiththeside.
•Sideimpactwithatwo-wheelmotorcycle.
•Sideimpactwiththefrontcompartmentofvehicle.
•Sideimpactwiththerearofvehicle.
•Vehiclerollover.
•Frontoffsetimpactwithguardrail.
•Sideimpactwithapost.
•Frontimpactwithastationaryormovingvehicle.
•Rearimpact.
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Replaceairbagsystemcomponentsafteracollision
accident
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"
Theairbagsystemcouldbedamagedduetoa
collisionaccident.Thustheairbagsystemcannot
operatenormallytoprotectyouandoccupants
infuturecollisionaccidentsresultinginserious
injuryevendeath.Toensuretheairbagsystem
remainsvalidafteracollisionaccident,consultOur
ServiceDealertomakeinspectionandnecessary
replacementofcomponents.
Oncetheairbagisinated,itisrequiredtoreplacethe
componentsoftheairbagsystem.ContactOurServiceDealer
forserviceassoonaspossible.
Eventdatarecorder(EDR)
Thisvehicleisequippedwithaneventdatarecorder(EDR).The
mainfunctionofEDRistorecordthedataofvehiclemovement
andsafetysystemstatuswithinashorttimeduringcollisionor
nearcollision,whichcanbeusedtoreproducethestateofthe
vehiclebefore,duringandaftercollision,suchasvehiclespeed,
acceleratorpedalopening,andbrakepedaldepth.TheEDR
dataextractiontoolreadsdatabasedonthe11-bitCANidentier,
andreadstheEDRdatabyusingthe2216"Readingdataservice
bydataidentier"servicein11.2ofISO14229-1:2020bymeans
ofphysicaladdressing.Thedatacanbereadfromtheairbag
controllerwithourdedicatedafter-salesscantool.Youcanlog
intothecorrespondinglinkofourofcialwebsitetopurchase
theEDRdatareader.
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ChildRestraints(notavailablewiththevehicle)
Generalpointsrelatingtochildseat
AlthoughoneofMAXUS'smaincriteriawhendesigningyour
vehicle,thesafetyofyourchildrenalsodependsonyou.
"
"
Mayresultindeathorseriousinjury!
Observetheinstructionsprovidedbytheinfant
orchildrestraintdevice'smanufacturerifyouare
installingorusingsuchdevice.
WARNING:childrestraintanchoragesaredesigned
towithstandonlythoseloadsimposedbycorrectly
ttedchildrestraints.Undernocircumstancesare
theytobeusedforadultseatbelts,harnesses,orfor
attachingotheritemsorequipmenttothevehicle.
Formaximumsafety,pleaseobservethefollowing
recommendations:
•Inaccordancewithregulations,allchildrenunder
theageof12orlessthanoneandahalfmetres
tallmusttravelinapprovedchildseatssuitedtotheir
weight,onseatsttedwithaseatbeltorISOFIX
mountings.
•Statistically,thesafestseatsinyourvehiclefor
carryingchildrenaretherearseats.
•Achildweighinglessthan9kgmusttravelinthe
rearwardfacingpositionbothinthefrontandinthe
rear.
"
"
Werecommendsthatchildrenshouldtravelonthe
rearseatsofyourvehicle:
•Rearwardfacinguptotheageof3.
•Forwardfacingovertheageof3.
Note:Theregulationsoncarryingchildrenarespecic
toeachcountry.Refertothelegislationinforceinyour
country.
Belowareinstructionsmustbefollowedwhenusinga
childseatonthefrontpassengerseat
Rearwardfacing
PASS ENGE R AIR BAG
2
OFF ON
Thefrontpassengerairbagmustbedeactivatedwhenusinga
rear-facingchildseatonthefrontpassengerseat.Oncethe
rear-facingchildseatisremovedfromthefrontpassengerseat,
thefrontpassengerairbagmustbeactivatedimmediately.
Ifneeded,adjustthefrontpassengerseattoitsfullyrearposition
toavoidtheinteractionbetweenthechildseatandIPfacia.
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Forwardfacing
PASS ENGE R AIR BAG
2
OFF ON
Ifneeded,adjustthefrontpassengerseattoitsfullyrearposition
toavoidtheinteractionbetweenthechildseatandIPfacia.
Ifneeded,thefrontpassengerseatbackcanbeadjustedsothat
thereisfullsupportbetweenthechildseatandvehicleseat.
"
"
Adjustorremovetheheadrestraintwheninstalling
thechildseatonthefrontpassengerseatsothatthe
frontpassengerseatorheadrestraintprovidesfull
supporttothechildseat.
Ensurethatthevehicleseatbeltpassesthroughthe
childseatoroccupantwithoutgettingtangledor
bending.
Note:Refertothelegislationinforceinyourcountrybefore
installingachildseatonthisseating.
Deactivatingthepassenger'sfrontairbag
"
"
Neverinstallarearwardfacingchildrestraintsystem
onaseatprotectedbyanactivefrontairbag.This
couldcausethedeathofthechildorseriousinjury.
Thewarninglabelpresentonbothsidesofthepassenger's
sunvisorrepeatsthisadvice.Inlinewithcurrentlegislation,
thefollowingtablescontainthiswarninginallofthelanguages
required.
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Belowareinstructionsthatmustbefollowedwhenusing
achildseatontherearseats
Rearwardfacing
Forwardfacing
Ifneeded,adjustthesecondroworthirdrowseattoitsfullyrear
positionanditsseatbackanglewheninstallingthechildseaton
it.
Ifneeded,adjustanyfrontpassengerseat(fore/aft)incasethere
isaninteractionbetweenthechildseat/childandtherespective
frontseat.
Adjustorremovetheheadrestraintwheninstallingthechildseat
sothatthepassengerseatorheadrestraintprovidesfullsupport
tothechildseat.
Ensurethatthevehiclebeltpassesthroughthettingguide
attachedtothechildseatwithoutgettingtangledorbending.
Note:Achildseatwithasupportlegmustneverbeinstalled
onthecentrerearpassengerseat.
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Childseatrecommendation
Ourcompanyoffersarangeofrecommendedchildseats.
Fixation
MassGroupRecommendedchild
restraintsystemPictureFixedwithaseatbeltFixedwithlower
anchorages
Group0/0+
Upto13kg
MaxiCosi
CabrioxYesNotApplicable
Group1
9to18kgRömerKingIILSYesNotApplicable
Group2
15to25kgRömerKidx2SYesYes
Group3
22to36kgGracoBoosterYesNotApplicable
Note:Foroptimalprotection,itisrecommendedtousethischildseatincludingthebacksectionandlapbeltguideelementSecure
Guard.
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Locationsforchildseatssecuredusingtheseatbelt
InaccordancewithEuropeanregulations,thistableindicatestheoptionsforinstallingchildseatssecuredusingtheseatbeltand
universallyapprovedinrelationtotheweightofthechildandtheseatinthevehicle.
Massgroup
SeatFrontpassenger
airbagGroup0/0+
Upto13kg
Group1
9to18kg
Group2
15to25kg
Group3
22to36kg
Deactivated“OFF”UUUU
Row1PassengerseatActivated“ON”XUFUFUF
Row2BothseatsUUUU
OuterseatsUUUU
Row3CentreseatUUUU
U:seatingpositionsuitablefortheinstallationofachildseatsecuredusingtheseatbeltandapprovedforuniversaluserearward
facingand/orforward-facing.
UF:seatingpositionsuitablefortheinstallationofachildseatsecuredusingtheseatbeltandapprovedforuniversaluse
forward-facing.
X:seatingpositionnotsuitableforinstallingachildseatfortheweightgroupindicated.
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"
Removeandstowtheheadrestraintbeforeinstallingachildseatwithabackrestonapassengerseat.Retthe
headrestraintoncethechildseathasbeenremoved.
WheninstallingaCRSonthefrontpassengerseat,thebelowinstructionscanbefollowedifneeded:
•Adjustthefrontpassengerseattoitsfullyrearposition.
•Adjustthefrontpassengerseatbacktohavefullsupportbetweenthechildseatandvehicleseat.
WheninstallingaCRSonthesecondroworthirdrowseat,thebelowinstructionscanbefollowedifneeded:
•Adjustthesecondroworthirdrowseattoitsfullyrearpositionwheninstallingthechildseatonit.
•Adjustanyfrontpassengerseat(fore/aft)incasethereisaninteractionbetweenthechildseat/childandthe
respectivefrontseat.
•Theseatbackanglecanbeadjustedtohavefullsupportbetweenthechildseatandvehicleseat.73
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"ISOFIX"mountings
Yourvehiclehasbeenapprovedinaccordancewiththelatest
ISOFIXregulation.
•Theseats,representedbelow,arettedwithregulation
ISOFIXmountings:
AA AA
–TworingsA,locatedbetweenthevehicleseatbackand
cushion,indicatedbyamarking.
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"
Forinformationonthepossibilitiesforinstalling
ISOFIXchildseatsinyourvehicle,refertothe
summarytable.
BB
BB
TOP TE THER
–OneringBbehindtheseatandidentiedbyamarking,
referredtoastheT opTetherforxingtheupperstrap.
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•ThisISOFIXmountingsystemprovidesfast,reliableandsafe
ttingofthechildseatinyourvehicle.
•TheISOFIXchildseatsarettedwithtwolatcheswhichare
securedonthetworingsA.Someseatsalsohaveanupper
strap,knownastheTopT ether,whichisattachedtoringB.
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"
Allowsforanextensionstraptobeused,if
thelengthoftheCRSstrap(insomecasesfor
rearwardfacingCRS)isnotlongenoughtoreach
theanchorage.
•TosecurethechildseattotheTOPTETHER:
–Removeandstowtheheadrestraintbeforeinstallingthe
childseatontheseat(retitoncethechildseathasbeen
removed).
–Passtheupperstrapofthechildseatbehindtheseat
backrest,betweentheaperturesfortheheadrestraint
rods.
–FixthehookoftheupperstraptotheringB.
–Tightentheupperstrap.
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"
WhenttinganISOFIXchildseattotheleft-hand
ofthethirdrowseat,beforettingtheseat,rst
movethecenterrearseatbelttowardsthemiddle
ofthevehicle,toavoidtheseatinterferingwith
theoperationoftheseatbelt.
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"
Theincorrectinstallationofachildseatina
vehiclecompromisesthechild’sprotectioninthe
eventofanaccident.Followstrictlythettingthe
instructionsprovidedwiththechildseat.
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LocationsforISOFIXchildseats
InlinewithEuropeanregulations,thistableindicatestheoptionsforinstallingISOFIXchildseatsonseatsinthevehiclettedwith
ISOFIXmountings.
Massgroup
SeatFrontpassenger
airbagGroup0/0+
Upto13kg
Group1
9to18kg
Group2
15to25kg
Group3
22to36kg
Deactivated“OFF”X
Row1PassengerseatActivated“ON”X
Row2BothseatsILILILIUF/IL
LeftouterseatILILILIUF/IL
RightouterseatX Row3
CentreseatX
IUF:seatingpositionsuitablefortheinstallationofanIsoxUniversalseat,forwardfacingsecuredusingtheupperstrap.
IL:seatingpositionsuitablefortheinstallationofanIsoxSem-Universalseateither:
•Rearwardfacingttedwithanupperstraporasupportleg.
•Forwardfacingttedwithasupportleg.
•Acotttedwithanupperstraporasupportleg.
ForsecuringtheupperstrapusingtheISOFIXmountings,refertothecorrespondingsection.
X:seatingpositionisnotsuitablefortheinstallationofanISOFIXseatoracotoftheweightgroupindicated.
"
"
Removeandstowtheheadrestraintbeforeinstallingachildseatwithabackrestonthepassengerseat.Ret
theheadrestraintoncethechildseathasbeenremoved.Wheninstallingthechildseat,thebelowinstructions
canbefollowedifneeded:
•Adjustthesecondroworthirdrowseattoitsfullyrearpositionwheninstallingthechildseatonit.
•Adjustanyfrontpassengerseat(fore/aft)incasethereisaninteractionbetweenthechildseat/childandthe
respectivefrontseat.
•Theseatbackanglecanbeadjustedtohavefullsupportbetweenthechildseatandvehicleseat.
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Locationsfori-Sizechildseats
Thei-SizechildseatshavetwolatchesthatengageonthetworingsA.Thei-Sizechildseatsalsohave:
•EitheranupperstrapwhichisattachedtotheringB.
•Orasupportlegwhichsitsonthevehicle'soor,compatiblewiththeseatapprovedfori-Size.
Theroleofwhichistopreventthechildseatfromtippingforwardintheeventofacollision.
FormoreinformationonISOFIXmountings,refertothecorrespondingsection.
InaccordancewiththenewEuropeanregulations,thistableindicatestheoptionsforinstallingi-Sizechildseatsonseatsinthevehicle
ttedwithISOFIXmountingsapprovedfori-Size.
SeatingpositionFrontpassengerairbagi-Sizerestraintsystem
Deactivated"OFF"X
Row1PassengerseatActivated"ON"X
Row2Bothseatsi-U
Leftouterseati-U
RightouterseatX
Row3
CentreseatX
i-U:suitablefori-Sizerestraintsofthe"universal"category,forwardfacingorrearwardfacing.
i-UF:onlysuitablefori-Sizerestraintsystemsinthe"Universal"category,forwardfacing.
X:seatingpositionnotsuitablefori-Sizerestraintsystemsinthe"Universal"category.
"
"
Removeandstowtheheadrestraintbeforeinstallingachildseatwithabackrestonthepassengerseat.
Rettheheadrestraintoncethechildseathasbeenremoved.Wheninstallingthechildseat,thebelow
instructionscanbefollowedifneeded:
•Adjustthesecondroworthirdrowseattoitsfullyrearpositionwheninstallingthechildseatonit.
•Adjustanyfrontpassengerseat(fore/aft)incasethereisaninteractionbetweenthechildseat/childandthe
respectivefrontseat.
•Theseatbackanglecanbeadjustedtohavefullsupportbetweenthechildseatandvehicleseat.
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Instrumentsandcontrols
1Centrallockswitch
2Shiftlever
3Voicecontrol,Bluetoothphoneandsteeringwheelheating
andcustomsettingsswitch
4Driverairbag
5Instrumentcluster
6Instrumentclusterselectionandcruiseswitch
7Wiperandwasher,highbeam,turnsignalleverswitch
8Entertainmentsystem
9EntertainmentsystemHOMEbutton,FrontA/Ccontrolswitch
10Hazardwarninglightswitch,SOSE-callsystemswitch
Left/rightelectricsideloaddoorswitch,
Powersunroofswitch,Frontroofvanitylightswitch
11Frontoccupantairbag
12Frontoccupantdoorwindowcontrolswitch
13Glovebox
14USBport,12Vpowersocket
15Storageboxatdriverside
16Brakepedal
17Acceleratorpedal
18Hoodreleasehandle
19Powertailgateswitch
20Exteriorrearviewmirrorpoweradjustingswitch
Rearwindowdisableswitch
21Left/rightfrontdoorwindowcontrolswitch,
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12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
Left/rightsideloaddoorwindowcontrolswitch
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Instrumentcluster
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1Voltameterofhigh-voltagebatterypack
2Speedometer
3Powermeter
Caution
Don'tplaceanyobjectinfrontoftheinstrumentclusterto
avoidshieldingdialandwarninglight.
Voltameterofhigh-voltagebatterypack
Thestateofvoltameterofhigh-voltagebatterypackwillbe
indicatedbasedontheproportionofignitedbatteryicons.When
theelectricquantityofthebatteryistoolow,theredstrip-type
barwilllightup,and"warninglampofhigh-voltagebatterypack
forlowelectricquantity(yellow)"willalsolightup.
Note:Lowelectricquantityofhigh-voltagebatterypackwill
makesomefunctionsofthevehicleloseeffect.
Caution
Whentheelectricquantityofhigh-voltagebatterypackislow,
thebatterywillbechargedassoonaspossible.
Ensureenoughelectricquantityisstoredinhigh-voltage
batterypackbeforerunning.
Afterthevehicleisfullycharged,BatteryManagementSystem
willhaveautomaticcalibrationfunction.Afterthevehiclehas
beenshallowlycharged(lessthan99%)everytwotothree
times,thevehicleneedstobefullychargedforonce(100%).
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Speedometer
Thespeedometerindicatesthecurrentroadspeedinkilometers
perhour.
Powermeter
Thepowermetershowsthepowerpercentageofpowersystem.
Powerindicationrangeis25-100%,andthemaximumand
minimumwillbeshowniftheyareexceeded.
Note:Forvehicleswithinstrumentcluster(TypeII),the
powermeterislocatedonthepowerconsumption/energy
recoveryinterface.Youcanshortpresstheselection
switchontheinstrumentclustertotheleftandright
toswitchtothepowerconsumption/energy
recoveryinterface.
Caution
Thepowermeterindicatesthepowerpercentage,notthe
calculatedactualpower.
Messagecenter
2
21133
6677445588
1Totalmileage
2Drivingmode
Itdisplaysthecurrentdrivingmodeofthevehicle:ECO
(economymode)andSPORT(sportmode).Thedriving
modecanbeswitchedbythedrivingmodeswitchonthe
centralcontrolscreen.
3Currenttime
4Drivingmileage
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Itdisplaystheestimatedmileagethatthevehiclecanrun
beforetheelectricquantityofhigh-voltagebatteryisusedup.
5Powersystemstatus
Withtheignitionswitchin"ON"position,whenthevehicle
readyindicatorlamp"READYindicatorlamp(green)"lights
up,itindicatesthepowersystemisreadyfordriving.
6Geardisplay
7Energyrecoverylevel
Itindicatestheenergyrecoverylevelofcurrentvehicle,and
theenergyrecoverylevelisdividedintothreelevelsofhigh,
mediumandlow,whicharenumericallydisplayedonthe
instrumentpackas3,2and1.High-levelenergyrecovery
islargerthanthemedium-levelenergyrecovery,whilethe
medium-levelenergyrecoveryislargerthanthelow-level
energyrecovery.Theenergyrecoverylevelcanbeswitched
throughenergyrecoveryswitchonthecentralcontrolscreen.
8Simpleinterface,ADAS(AdvancedDriverAssistance
System)interface(ifavailableonyourvehicle),tripcomputer
interface,faultinquiryinterface
Shortpresstheselectionswitchontheinstrument
clustertotheleftandrighttoswitchbetweenthefollowing
interfaces:Simpleinterface→ADAS(AdvancedDriver
AssistanceSystem)interface→Tripcomputerinterface→Fault
inquiryinterface(ifinfault)→Simpleinterface.
Note:Ifthevehicleisnotequippedwiththerelevant
function,theinterfacewillnotbedisplayed.
Tripcomputerinterface
Shortpressupanddowntheselectionswitchon
theinstrumentclustertoswitchbetweenthefollowinginterface
contents:
•Instantaneouspowerconsumption
Itdisplaystheinstantaneouspowerconsumptionwhenthe
batteryisworking.
•Afterself-activated(ifavailableonyourvehicle),
itdisplaysthetrip,averagespeed,drivingtimeandaverage
powerconsumptionsincethevehicleispoweredontostart.
•Afterself-reset(ifavailableonyourvehicle),
itdisplaysthetrip,averagespeed,drivingtimeandaverage
powerconsumptionsincethelastreset.
Inthisinterface,longpresstheinstrumentclusterselection
switchtoresetthetrip,averagespeed,driving
timeandaveragepowerconsumption.
Inthisinterface,when—.-isdisplayedforthetriponthe
instrumentcluster,pleaselongpressittoreset.
•Tirepressuremonitoring(ifavailableonyourvehicle)
Innormalmode,itdisplaysthecurrenttirepressureinreal
time.
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Note:Forvehiclesconguredwithtirepressure
monitoringsystem,whenthevehicleisinstationary
stateandinationanddeationoperationsare
conductedfortires,ifthepressureforination
ordeationislargerthan8kPa,thetirepressure
informationdisplayvalueontheinstrumentclusterwill
beautomaticallyupdated.
•Batteryvoltage(ifavailableonyourvehicle),
Itdisplaysthecurrentbatteryvoltagevalue.
•Remainingmaintenancemileage(ifavailableonyourvehicle)
Thismessageremindsyouoftheremainingmileageofyour
vehiclebeforethenextmaintenance.
ADAS(AdvancedDriverAssistanceSystem)interface(if
availableonyourvehicle)
Itdisplaystherelevantinformationofdriverassistancesystem
conguredonyourvehicle.
•Collisionwarningandassist
•Lanedeparturewarning
•Lanekeepingassist
•Adaptivecruise
•Integratedcruiseassist
•Speedlimitinformationfunction
•Intelligentspeedlimitassist
•Blindspotassist
Faultinquiryinterface
Shortpressupanddowntheselectionswitchonthe
instrumentclustertoswitchbetweenthefollowinginterfaces:the
relevantfaultmessagesforvehiclewarningcanbeinquiredon
thisinterface(ifnofault,theinterfacewillnotbedisplayed).
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Alarmmessages
Mostofalarmmessageswillhaveacorrespondinggraphicand
textdescriptionintheinstrumentcluster.Thewarninglightwill
illuminatetodisplaymessages.
Ifmorethanonealarmmessageisactivated,thealarm
messageswillbedisplayedinacyclebypriority,andeach
alarmmessagewillbedisplayedfor3seconds.
Thepriorityforalarmmessageishigherthanthatfortrip
computermessage,andafterthevehicleispoweredon,the
alarmmessagewillbedisplayedbypriority.
Pleaseoperateinstrictaccordancewiththeinstructionsinthe
alarmmessage.Ifthereisrelevantinstructions,pleasestopthe
vehicleforinspectionorconsultourauthorizedserviceprovider.
Importantalarmmessages
Thecurrentlydisplayedimportantalarmmessagecanbe
temporarilyshieldedbyshortpressingtheinstrumentcluster
selectionswitchorautomaticallyshielded9seconds
later.Itcanalsobeviewedinthealarmqueryinterfaceifthe
alarmisnotcanceled.
Ifallthealarmmessagesareshielded,thetripcomputer
messagewillbedisplayednormally.
Whentheconditionsofalarmactivationarecanceled,the
correspondingalarmmessagesarealsocanceledtodisplay.
Indicativemessages
Indicativemessagesdisappearautomaticallyafter3seconds.
Caution
Don'tneglectthealarmmessages,otherwiseitmaycause
seriousdamagetothevehicle.Ifthealarmindicatorison,
pleasestopthevehicleassoonaspossibleifitissafeto
doso.
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Serviceinterfacereminders
Nextmaintenancereminder
Whenthemessagecenterofinstrumentclusterdisplays“XXkm
remainedbeforethenextmaintenance”,itremindsyouofthe
remainingmileageofyourvehiclebeforethenextmaintenance.
Imminentmaintenancereminder
Whenthemessagecenterofinstrumentclusterdisplays
“Maintenanceperiodisimminent,pleasemakemaintenanceas
soonaspossible”,itremindsyoutogotoourauthorizedservice
providerformaintenanceassoonaspossible.
Servicenowreminder
Whenthemessagecenterofinstrumentclusterdisplays“Please
makeservicenow”,itremindsyouthatthevehicleneedsservice
nowandyoushouldgotoourauthorizedserviceproviderfor
maintenanceassoonaspossible.
Maintenanceoverduereminder
Whenthemessagecenterofinstrumentclusterdisplays
“Maintenanceisoverdue,pleasemakeimmediate
maintenance”,itremindsyouthatthevehiclemaintenanceis
overdueandyoushouldgotoourauthorizedserviceprovider
formaintenanceimmediately.
Tirepressuremonitoringsystem
Thetirepressuremonitoringsystemautomaticallymonitorsthe
tireconditionsinrealtime,providingeffectivesafetyguarantee
fordriving.
Whenthetirepressureisinsufcient,toohigh,orthetire
leaksquicklyorthesystemfailsinthecourseofdriving,the
"TMPSwarninglight(yellow)”ontheinstrumentcluster
illuminateswithvoiceprompt,andtheinstrumentdisplayshows
thecorrespondingalarminterface.
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Warninglightsandindicators
Directionindicator
/Theleftorright"directionindicators(green)"
ashwhenmakingaturn.Whenthehazardwarninglight
switchispressed,theleftandrightdirectionindicatorsash
simultaneously.
Note:Ifadirectionindicatorashesrapidly,itindicatesthat
thebulbinthisdirectionindicatorisfaulty.
Headlighthighbeamindicator
The"headlightmainbeamindicator(blue)"illuminates
whentheheadlightsareonmainbeamorashon.
IHC(IntelligentHighBeamControl)indicator
Note:ItappliestovehiclesconguredwithIHC.
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Withthevehiclepoweredon,whenIHCsystem
controlsthehighbeamtoilluminate,“IHCindicator(blue)”
illuminates;whenIHCsystemcontrolsthehighbeamtogoout,
“IHCindicator(grey)”illuminates.See“IHC(IntelligentHigh
BeamControl)”intheStartingandDrivingsectionformore
information.
Rearfoglightindicator
The"rearfoglightindicator(yellow)"illuminateswhen
therearfoglightsareon.
Positionlightindicator
The"positionlightindicator(green)"illuminateswhen
thepositionlightsareon.
IMMOwarninglight
Withthevehiclepoweredon,iftheimmobilizer
authenticationissuccessful,the"IMMOwarninglight(yellow)"
willgooutandthevehiclecanbestarted.
Ifthe"IMMOwarninglight(yellow)"ashes,itindicatesthat
theimmobilizercontrolsystemisfaulty,andthevehiclecannot
bestarted.Pleasecontactourauthorizedserviceproviderfor
serviceimmediately.
TPMSwarninglight
Withthevehiclepoweredon,whentheTPMSbreaks
down,the“TPMSwarninglight(yellow)”willilluminate.Please
contactourauthorizedserviceproviderforservice.
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Batterychargingindicator
Withthevehiclepoweredon,the"batterycharging
indicator(red)"illuminates,andgoesoutafterthevehicleis
started.
Caution
Ifthewarninglightstaysonafterthevehicleisstartedor
illuminatesduringdriving,itindicatesthatthecharging
systemhasamalfunction,pleasecontactourauthorized
serviceproviderforserviceassoonaspossible.
READYindicator
READY
Thislightisusedtoindicatethatthevehicleisready
forrunning.Afterthevehicleisstarted,the“READYindicator
(green)”willilluminateandwillnotgooutintherunningprocess.
Chargingconnectionindicator
Aftercharginghandleisconnectedtocharging
interface,the“chargingconnectionindicator(red)”willilluminate.
Chargingstatusindicator
Whenthehigh-voltagebatterypackisbeingcharged,
the“Chargingstatusindicator(yellow)”willilluminate.Whenthe
high-voltagebatterypackhasbeencharged,thisindicatorwill
goout.
Note:Ifthe“chargingstatusindicator(yellow)”ashes,
itmeansthatbatteryisfaultyanditcannotbecharged.
Contactourauthorizedserviceproviderforserviceassoon
aspossible.
Powersystemfaultwarninglight
Withthevehiclepoweredon,ifthepowersystem
breaksdown,the“powersystemfaultwarninglight”will
illuminate.Pleasecontactourauthorizedserviceproviderfor
service.
Warninglightofhigh-voltagebatterypackfor
lowelectricquantity
Withthevehiclepoweredon,ifthe“warninglight
ofhigh-voltagebatterypackforlowelectricquantity(yellow)”
illuminates,itmeansthatelectricquantityofhighvoltagebattery
packistoolowanditneedbechargedassoonaspossible.
Youshallsupplementelectricquantitybeforelightingthislight.
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Note:Ifthewarninglightilluminates,itmeansthatspeed
limitfunctionofthevehiclehasbeenstarted.Vehicle
speedwillbereducedwithdecreaseofelectricquantityof
thebatteryuntilitisstopped.
Insulationfaultwarninglight
Withthevehiclepoweredon,ifthe“insulationfault
warninglight(red)”illuminates,itmeansthatthevehiclehas
insulationfault.
Power-limitIndicator
Innormaldrivingstate,the“power-limitindicator
(yellow)”keepsoff.Whenthe“LimitedPowerIndicator(yellow)”
illuminates,thepowerofthevehiclewillbelimitedandthe
accelerationperformancewillbesignicantlyweakened.
Contactourauthorizedserviceproviderforacheckassoonas
possible.
Airbagwarninglight
Withthevehiclepoweredon,ifthe“insulationfault
warninglight(red)”illuminates,itmeansthatthevehiclehas
insulationfault.Contactourauthorizedserviceproviderfor
serviceassoonaspossible.
Seatbeltwarninglight
Note:Thisvehiclecanbeequippedwithrearrowseatbelt
unfastenedwarningfunctions,whichshallbesubjecttothe
actualcongurationofthevehicleyoupurchased.
Withthevehiclepoweredon,ifthedriverseatbeltis
notcorrectlyfastened,the"seatbeltwarninglight(red)"will
illuminate.Whenthespeedishigherthan22km/h,ifthedriver
seatbeltisnotcorrectlyfastened,theinstrumentclusterwill
activateaseat-belt-unfastenedaudiblewarning,andthe"seat
beltwarninglight(red)"willashforabout90seconds.When
theseatbeltisfastened,the"seatbeltwarninglight(red)"
goesoutandtheaudiblewarningstops.Whenthevehicleisin
reversegearorthespeedislowerthan10km/h,ifthedriver
seatbeltisnotcorrectlyfastened,theinstrumentclusterwillnot
activateanyaudiblewarning,whilethe"seatbeltwarninglight
(red)"willilluminate.Whentheseatbeltisfastened,the"seat
beltwarninglight(red)"goesout.
Withthevehiclepoweredon,ifthefrontpassengerseatbelt
isnotcorrectlyfastened,the"seatbeltwarninglight(red)"will
illuminate.Whenthespeedishigherthan22km/h,ifthefront
passengerseatbeltisnotcorrectlyfastened,theinstrument
clusterwillactivateaseat-belt-unfastenedaudiblewarning,
andthe"seatbeltwarninglight(red)"willashforabout90
seconds.Whentheseatbeltisfastened,the"seatbeltwarning
light(red)"goesoutandtheaudiblewarningstops.Whenthe
vehicleisinreversegearorthespeedislowerthan10km/h,
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ifthefrontpassengerseatbeltisnotcorrectlyfastened,the
instrumentclusterwillnotactivateanyaudiblewarning,while
the"seatbeltwarninglight(red)"willilluminate.Whentheseat
beltisfastened,the"seatbeltwarninglight(red)"goesout.
Whenthepassengerseatbelt(equippedwithrearrow
passengerseatbeltunfastenedwarningfunction)isnotfastened
properly,the"seatbeltwarninglight(red)"illuminates.When
thespeedishigherthan22km/handthepassengerseatbelt
(equippedwiththerearrowpassengerseatbeltunfastened
warningfunction)isnotproperlyfastened,theinstrumentcluster
activatesaseat-belt-unfastenedaudiblewarning,andthe"seat
beltwarninglight(red)"ashesforabout90secondsandthere
isseatmapshowingthespecicunfastenedseat.Whenthe
passengerseatbelt(equippedwiththerearrowpassengerseat
beltunfastenedwarningfunction)isfastenedproperly,the"seat
beltwarninglight(red)"goesoutandtheaudiblewarningstops.
Whenthespeedislowerthan10km/handthepassengerseat
belt(equippedwiththerearrowpassengerseatbeltunfastened
warningfunction)isnotproperlyfastened,the"seatbeltwarning
light(red)"illuminates.Whenthepassengerseatbelt(equipped
withtherearrowpassengerseatbeltunfastenedwarning
function)isfastenedproperly,the"seatbeltwarninglight(red)"
goesout.
Note:Openingthedoorwillresetthetimewhentheseat
beltwarninglightashes.Frontpassengerandrearrow
passengerseatbeltunfastenedwarningfunctioncanonly
betriggeredwhenthereispassengerontheseat.
Brakesystemwarninglight
Withthevehiclepoweredon,ifthebrakeuidlevelis
abnormalorthebrakesystembreaksdown,the"brakesystem
warninglight(red)"willilluminate.Pleaseimmediatelystopthe
vehiclesafely,andcontactourauthorizedserviceproviderfor
serviceassoonaspossible.
ABS(Anti-lockBrakingSystem)warninglight
Withthevehiclepoweredon,ifthe"ABSwarninglight
(yellow)"illuminateswhiledriving,itindicatesthattheABSis
faulty.Pleasecontactourauthorizedserviceproviderforservice
assoonaspossible.
EBD(ElectronicBrakeDistribution)warning
light
Withthevehiclepoweredon,ifthe"EBDwarning
light(red)"illuminateswhiledriving,itindicatesthatthebrake
systemisfaulty.Pleasecontactourauthorizedserviceprovider
forserviceassoonaspossible.
ESC(ElectronicStabilityControl)indicator
Withthevehiclepoweredon,the"ESCindicator
(yellow)"asheswhentheESCisoperating.Iftheindicator
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illuminates,itindicatesthattheelectronicstabilitycontrol
systemisfaulty,pleasecontactourauthorizedserviceprovider
forserviceassoonaspossible.
ESC(ElectronicStabilityControl)OFFindicator
OFF
Withthevehiclepoweredon,iftheESCOFFswitch
ispressedtodisabletheESCfunction,the"ESCOFFindicator
(yellow)"willilluminate.
See“BrakeSystem”intheStartingandDrivingsectionformore
information.
EPB(ElectronicParkingBrake)indicator
WiththevehiclepoweredonandtheEPBenabled,
whentheparkingbrakeisapplied,the"EPBindicator(red)"will
illuminateandimmediatelygooutaftertheparkingbrakeisfully
released.
EPB(ElectronicParkingBrake)malfunction
indicator
Withthevehiclepoweredon,ifthe"EPBmalfunction
indicator(yellow)"illuminates,thebrakesystemisfaulty.Please
immediatelystopthevehiclesafely,andcontactourauthorized
serviceproviderforserviceassoonaspossible.
See“BrakeSystem”intheStartingandDrivingsectionformore
information.
AUTOHOLDindicator
AUTO
HOLD
WiththevehiclepoweredonandtheAUTOHOLD
enabled,the"AUTOHOLDindicator(grey)"willilluminate;
whentheAUTOHOLDisactivated,the"AUTOHOLDindicator
(green)"willilluminate.
AUTOHOLDhasmemorycapacity.WhentheAUTOHOLD
functionisturnedonandthedriverunfastenstheseatbelt,the
"AUTOHOLDindicator(grey)"willgoout,butthefunctionON
stateisstillmemorizedbytheAUTOHOLDsystem.Inthiscase,
pleasefastentheseatbeltagaintoenabletheAUTOHOLD
function.
WiththevehiclepoweredonandtheAUTOHOLDenabled,
whentheAUTOHOLDfunctionisfaulty,the"AUTOHOLD
indicator(yellow)"willilluminate.
See“BrakeSystem”intheStartingandDrivingsectionformore
information.
HDC(HillDescentControl)indicator
WiththevehiclepoweredonandtheHDCenabled,the
"HDCindicator(green)"illuminates.WhenHDCisactivated,the
"HDCindicator(green)"ashes.
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Withthevehiclepowered,whentheHDCfunctionisfaulty,the
''HDCindicator(yellow)''willilluminate.
See“BrakeSystem”intheStartingandDrivingsectionformore
information.
EPS(ElectricPowerSteering)system
malfunctionwarninglight
Withthevehiclepoweredon,ifthe"EPSsystem
malfunctionwarninglight(yellow)"illuminates,itindicatesthat
theelectricpowersteeringsystemisingeneralfailure,withthe
performancedecreased,pleasestopthevehicleassoonas
safetypermits.Ifthelightstaysonafterrestartingthevehicle
anddrivingforashortmoment,pleasecontactourauthorized
serviceproviderforserviceassoonaspossible;ifthe"EPS
systemmalfunctionwarninglight(red)"illuminates,itindicates
thattheelectricpowersteeringsystemisinseriousfailure,
pleaseimmediatelystopthevehiclesafely,andcontactour
authorizedserviceproviderforserviceassoonaspossible.
FCW(ForwardCollisionWarning)warning
light/AEB(AutomaticEmergencyBraking)
warninglight
Note:ItappliestovehiclesconguredwithFCWandAEB.
Withthevehiclepoweredon,iftheFCW/AEBfunction
isnotenabledorisfaulty,the“FCW/AEBwarninglight(yellow)”
illuminates;iftheFCW/AEBfunctionisenabled,thewarning
lightwillnotilluminate.IftheFCWsystemgivesanalarm,the
"FCW/AEBwarninglight(yellow)"ashes;iftheAEBfunctionis
triggered,the"FCW/AEBwarninglight(red)"ashes.
See“FCW(ForwardCollisionWarning)andAEB(Automatic
EmergencyBraking)”intheStartingandDrivingsectionfor
moredescription.
LDW(LaneDepartureWarning)/LKA(Lane
KeepAssist)/ELK(EmergencyLaneKeeping)
warninglight
Note:ItappliestothevehicleswithLDW,LKAandELK.
Withthevehiclepoweredon,whenLDW,LKAandELK
areoperating,the“LDWwarninglight/LKAwarninglight/ELK
warninglight(grey)”illuminates.
WhenLDW,LKAandELKgiveanalarmoraretriggered,
the“LDWwarninglight/LKAwarninglight/ELKwarninglight
(yellow)”illuminates.
WhenLDW,LKAandELKaredisabled,the“LDWwarning
light/LKAwarninglight/ELKwarninglight(yellow)”illuminates.
IfthewarninglightilluminatesinyellowwhenLDW,LKAand
ELKareenabled,itindicatesthattheLDW,LKAandELKbreak
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down.Pleasecontactourauthorizedserviceproviderforservice
assoonaspossible.
See“LDW(LaneDepartureWarning)/LKA(LaneKeepAssist)
/ELK(EmergencyLaneKeeping)”intheStartingandDriving
sectionformoredescriptionoftheirfunctions.
ACC(AdaptiveCruiseControl)indicators
Note:ItappliestovehiclesconguredwithACC.
ACC
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MAX
100
Withthevehiclepoweredon,iftheACC
systemisinstandbymode,the"ACCindicator(grey)”
illuminates
ACC
100
;withtheACCenabled,iftheACCsystem
meetstheactivationconditions,the"ACCindicator(blue)”
MAX
100
illuminates.
See“ACC(AdaptiveCruiseControl)”intheStartingandDriving
sectionformoredescriptionofcruisefunction.
ICA(IntegratedCruiseAssist)indicators
Note:ItappliestovehiclesconguredwithICA.
WiththevehiclepoweredonandICAenabled,when
theICAisactivated,the“ICAindicator(blue)”illuminates.IfICA
isinstandbymode,the“ICAindicator(grey)”illuminates.
See“ICA(IntegratedCruiseAssist)”intheStartingandDriving
sectionformoredescriptionofcruisefunction.
SLIF(SpeedLimitInformationFunction)
indicators
Note:ItappliestovehiclesconguredwithSLIFsystem.
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Withthevehiclepoweredon,whenatrafcsignis
detected,the"SLIFindicator"illuminates.See“SLIF(Speed
LimitInformationFunction)”intheStartingandDrivingsection
formoreinformation.
ISA(IntelligentSpeedLimitAssist)indicators
Note:ItappliestovehiclesconguredwithISA.
Withthevehiclepoweredon,whenatrafcsignis
detected,the"ISAindicator"illuminates.Pleaseslowdown
toavoidoverspeeddriving.See“ISA(IntelligentSpeedLimit
Assist)”intheStartingandDrivingsectionformoreinformation.
ECOindicator
EC O
Withthevehiclepoweredon,iftheECOswitchis
pressed,the"ECOindicator(green)"willilluminate.
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SPORTindicator
SP O R T
Withthevehiclepoweredon,iftheSPORTswitchis
pressed,the"SPORTindicator(red)"willilluminate.
Speedlimitindicator
Note:Itappliestovehiclesconguredwithspeedlimit
indicator.
LIM
Withthevehiclepoweredon,whenthevehiclespeed
limitfunctionisenabled,the“speedlimitindicator(yellow)”
illuminateswithsoundalarm.Whenthevehiclespeedlimit
functionisdisabled,the“speedlimitindicator(yellow)”goesout
andthesoundalarmstops.
Trailerindicator
Note:Itappliestovehiclesconguredwithtrailerindicator.
Withthevehiclepoweredon,ifthetrailerisconnected
successfully,whentheturnsignallampisturnedon,“trailer
indicator(green)”ontheinstrumentclusterashes.When
thetrailerconnectionfails,“trailerindicator(green)”onthe
instrumentclustergoesoff.
Exteriorlightswitch
Combinationlightcontrolswitch
Lightcontrolswitch
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Thelightcontrolswitchisonthecentralcontrolscreen.Please
operateitthroughthetouchkeysonthecentralcontrolscreen.
Clickthelamptouchbutton,andthecorrespondinglampwilllight
up.Thedaytimerunninglightsautomaticallyilluminateafterthe
vehicleisstarted.
1AUTO:Headlightcontrolswitch.PressAUTO
switch,andtheheadlightssuccessivelyswitchbetween
AUTO(Headlightsautomaticallyadjust)→Position
Lamp→LowBeam→LightOFFpositions.
WhentheheadlightswitchisinAUTOposition,the
headlightsturnonoroffaccordingtotheambientlighting.
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Thedaytimerunninglightsautomaticallyilluminatewhen
otherlightsarenotlitafterthevehicleisstarted.
2PositionLamp:Positionlampsswitch.Whenthe
headlightswitchisinPositionLampposition,the
followinglightsilluminate:
•Positionlights
•Licenseplatelights
•Dashboardlights
3LowBeam:Headlightslowbeamswitch.
Note:Ifheadlightsareonwhenthevehicleisparked,the
batterywilldischarge,andthevehiclemaybeunableto
restartduetobatterylackofpower.Anaudiblewarning
willsoundiftheheadlightswitchisonwhenthevehicle
ispoweredoff.
Note:Beforethevehicleispoweredoff,iftheheadlight
controlswitchisinAUTOposition,theheadlight
controlswitchisstillinAUTOpositionafterthe
vehicleispoweredonagain.
Note:Beforethevehicleispoweredoff,iftheheadlight
controlswitchisnotinAUTOposition,theheadlight
controlswitchisinLightOFFpositionafterthevehicle
ispoweredonagain.
Note:See"Switchesonsteeringcolumnandsteering
wheel"inthissectionformoreoperationmethodsofturn
signalsandheadlights.
4LightOFF:Lightoffswitch.ClicktheLightOFFswitchto
turnoffthelight.
5Re.FogLamp:Rearfoglightswitch.Whenthevehicleis
poweredon,theheadlightcontrolswitchisinHighBeam
orLowBeamposition,andpressRe.FogLampswitch
toturnontherearfoglights.Whentheheadlightcontrol
switchisinAUTOposition,andRe.FogLampswitchis
turnedon,therearfoglightsilluminateorgooutalongwith
theheadlightsaccordingtoambientlighting.Whentherear
foglightsareturnedon,the"rearfoglightindicator(yellow)"
ontheinstrumentclusterilluminates.
Note:Rearfoglightsshallnotbeuseduntilthevisibility
isobviouslyrestricted(suchasheavyfogorsnow).
Daytimerunninglight
Daytimerunninglightsmakeiteasierforotherstoseethefront
ofyourvehicleclearlyduringtheday.
Ifyourvehicleisequippedwithdaytimerunninglights,the
daytimerunninglightswillilluminatewhenthevehicleis
poweredon.Thelowbeam,taillights,positionlights,andother
lightsdonotilluminatewhenthedaytimerunninglightsareon.
Whenthevehicleispoweredoff,thedaytimerunninglights
willgoout.ComplywithECER87regulatoryrequirementsfor
daytimerunninglights.
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AFS(AdaptiveFrontLightingSystem)
IfyourvehicleisconguredwithAFS,thesystemwill
automaticallyadjusttheheadlightlevelingaccordingtothe
vehiclespeed,vehicleloadandclimbingcapacity.
Whenthevehicleiscarryingoccupantsorluggages,the
headlightbeamwillbeautomaticallyadjustedupwardor
downward.
Note:Headlightbeam-focusingisextremelyimportantfor
safedriving.IncaseofanyfailureintheAFS,pleasecontact
OurServiceDealerforserviceassoonaspossible.
Hazardwarninglightswitch
Pressthehazardwarninglightswitchtoactivatealltheturn
signalssimultaneously,andthe"directionindicator(green)"in
theinstrumentclusterwillilluminateandash.Presstheswitch
againtoturnofftheabovelights.
Note:Turnonhazardwarninglightstopromptother
vehiclesthatyourvehiclehasamalfunctionand
approachingyourvehiclemaybedangerous.
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SOSE-callsystemswitch
Note:ItappliestovehiclesconguredwithSOSE-call
systemswitch.
Incaseofemergency,presstheSOSE-callsystemswitch,to
sendsignalstothemonitoringplatform,whichcancarryout
subsequentrescuework.
SOS
Caution
Thisswitchisforemergencyuseonly,pleasedonotoperate
itwithoutpermission.
Switchesonsteeringcolumnandsteering
wheel
2
4
1
3
1Wiperandwasher,highbeam,turnsignalleverswitch
2Shiftlever
3Instrumentclusterselectionandcruiseswitch
4Voicecontrol,Bluetoothphoneandcustomsettingsswitch
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Wiperandwasherleverswitches
Frontwindshieldwiperandwasher
Type1
12
345
Type2
12
345
AUTO
Rotatetheleverswitchtothedesiredposition.
Position1–HI:high-speedwipe.
Position2–LO:low-speedwipe.
Position3(type1)–INT:intermittentwipe.
Position3(type2)–AUTO:automaticintermittentwipe.Therain
sensordetectstherainfallonthewindshieldandautomatically
adjuststhewipingfrequencyofwindshieldwipers.
Note:Alwayskeeptherainsensorfreeofdust,dirtorice.
Position4–OFF:wiperoff.
Position5–:Washers.Turntheleverswitchtothe
position.Thewasherwilloperateimmediately.Afterashort
interval,thewiperwilloperatewiththewasher.Thewasherwill
beoffwhentheleverswitchisreleased.
Note:Thewiperswillcontinuetooperatefor3consecutive
wipesaftertheleverswitchisreleased,andoperatefor1
wipeafter3consecutivewipes.
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Intermittentwipe/variableinterval
"
"
Wornwiperbladesmaynotclearthewindshield
properly,thusreducingforwardvisibilityand
resultinginaccident.Alwaysrenewwornwiper
bladesimmediately.
SlowSlow
FastFast
WhentheleverswitchisinINT(intermittentwipe)(front
windshieldwiperandwashertype1)position,movetheswitch
upanddowntovarytheintervalbetweenwipes.
WhentheleverswitchisinAUTO(automaticintermittentwipe)
(frontwindshieldwiperandwashertype2)position,movethe
switchupanddowntochangethesensitivityoffrontwipers,and
therainsensorwilladjustthewipingrateoffrontwipers.
Caution
Infreezingorveryhotconditions,topreventdamageto
thewipers,ensurethebladesarenotfrozenorotherwise
adheringtotheglass,andclearthescreenofobstructions
suchassnow.Donotoperatewiperswhenthewindshield
isdry.Itcanscratchtheglass,causethebladestowear
prematurelyandobscurevision.
Rearwindowwiperandwasher
Shortpresstheleftmosttopofthewiperandwasherleverswitch,
andtherearwindowwiperwilloperate.
Longpresstheleftmosttopofthewiperandwasherleverswitch,
thewasherwillspraywaterandthewiperswilloperate.
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Highbeam,turnsignalleverswitch
Turnsignalsanddirectionindicators
Rightturn—pushtheleverswitchupward.
Leftturn—pulltheleverswitchdownward.
Theappropriate"directionindicators(green)"intheinstrument
clusterilluminateintimewiththeturnsignals.
Headlighthighandlowbeams
Pushtheleverswitchawayfromthesteeringwheel,turnonthe
highbeam,andatthistime,theswitchwillautomaticallyreturn
toitsoriginalposition;pushtheleverswitchagainawayfrom
thesteeringwheel,turnoffthehighbeam,andatthistime,the
switchwillautomaticallyreturntoitsoriginalposition.
Note:The"headlighthighbeamindicator(blue)"inthe
instrumentclusterilluminateswhentheheadlightsareon
highbeam.Toashtheheadlights,slightlyliftthelever
switchintermittentlytowardsthesteeringwheel.
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Instrumentclusterselectionandcruiseswitch
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3
4
5
Position1–:Instrumentclusterselectionswitch.
Pressupward,downward,leftwardorrightwardtopageup,
pagedown,pageleftorpagerightontheinstrumentcluster;
pressOKbuttontoconrmyourselection.
Position2–:Settingsoffollowingdistance.Adjustthe
followingdistancecontrolledbycruisefunction,andpressit
oncetoswitchthefollowingdistancefromLevel1toLevel3
cyclically.
ACC(AdaptiveCruiseControl)
Position3–:Adaptivecruisecontrolswitch.Iftheconditions
aremet,movetheshiftleverdowntothebottomandrelease
ittoactivatetheACC(AdaptiveCruiseControl)function.To
manuallydeactivatethecruisecontrol,pulluptheshiftleveror
shiftthegear,anddepressthebrakepedal.See"ACC(Adaptive
CruiseControl)"intheStartingandDrivingsectionformore
descriptions.
ICA(IntegratedCruiseAssist)
Position3–:Integratedcruiseassistswitch.Iftheconditions
aremet,movetheshiftleverdowntothebottomtwiceand
releaseittoactivatetheICA(IntegratedCruiseAssist)function.
Tomanuallydeactivatethecruisecontrol,pulluptheshift
leverorshiftthegear,anddepressthebrakepedal.See"ICA
(IntegratedCruiseAssist)"intheStartingandDrivingsection
formoredescriptions.
Whenthecruisecontrolisactivated:
Position4–SET-:Todecreasethecruisespeed.
Position5–RES+:T oincreasethecruisespeed.
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Voicecontrol,Bluetoothtelephoneandcustom
settingsswitch
1
2
3
4
5
Position1–:Volumecontrolswitch.Pressupwardto
increasethevolumeanddownwardtodecrease;longpressto
mute;shortpress,toswitchtothepreviousband/MP3track;
longpresstoperformfastbackward;shortpresstoswitchto
thenextband;longpresstoperformfastforward.
Position2–:Steeringwheelheatingswitch.Pressthisswitch
toenablethesteeringwheelheatingfunction,andtheindicator
illuminates.Pressthisswitchagaintodisablethesteeringwheel
heatingfunction.
Position3–:Bluetoothtelephoneswitch.Thisswitchisa
phonecallanswerwithBluetoothswitchwhenBluetoothis
connected.Inthegeneralcallingstate:incaseofanincoming
call,shortpressthisbuttontoanswer;longpressthisbuttonto
hangup;duringacall,shortpressthisbuttontohangup.In
thecallwaitingstate:shortpressthisbuttontohangupthecall
waiting;longpressthisbuttontoanswerthecallwaiting.
Position4–:speechdialoguesystemswitch.Pressthisswitch
toenablethespeechrecognitionfunction;pressagaintodisable
thefunction.
Position5–:customsettingsswitch.Pressthisswitch
toenablecustomsettings.Pleaseuseitincombination
withtherelevantfunctionssupportingcustomsettingsinthe
entertainmentsystemwithInternetofVehiclesfeature.For
example,entertheVehicleSettings,thenselectSteeringWheel,
andsetthecustomsettingsswitch(intercom/snapshotfunction):
•Intercom:setthismodetomakecallsbetweeneetmembers
ineetmode.Pressthebuttontostartacallandpressagain
toendit.Pleaseentertheeetinterfacetosettheapplication
scenario.
•Snapshot:thesnapshotfunctionneedstobeabletoaccess
acameradevice,suchasDDPAI.Pleaseenterthesmart
deviceinterfacetoaddrelatedsmartdevices.
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Horn
Regardlessofwhetherthevehicleispoweredonornot,press
thebutton,andthehorncanwork.
Steeringwheeladjustment
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Donotadjustthesteeringwheelpositionduring
driving.Thisisextremelydangerous.
Adjustthesteeringwheelpositiontoadapttoyourdriving
posturethroughthefollowingsteps:
1Fullyreleasethesteeringwheeladjustinghandleonthe
steeringcolumndownwards.
2Graspthesteeringwheelrmlywithbothhands,andmove
thesteeringwheelupward/downwardandforward/backward
toadjustittoaproperposition.
3Selectaproperdrivingposition,andpullthesteeringwheel
adjustinghandlefullyuptolockthesteeringwheelintoits
newposition.
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Heating,ventilationandairconditioning
(HVAC)
Theairconditioningsystemcoolstheairandremovesmoisture
andduste.g.pollen.
Theheatingsystemutilizeshigh-pressureelectronicheater,
therefore,theinteriorairheatingfunctionisonlyavailablewhen
thevehicleisunderhighpressure.
Theventilationsystemensurestheinteriorventilationwhenthe
vehicleismoving.
Thefront/rearA/Cairvolumeselectionbuttonisusedtocontrol
theairvolume.
HVACisusedtocontroltheinterioraircooling,heatingand
ventilation.Freshairentersthevehiclethroughtheairinletgrille
underthewindshieldandowingthroughtheA/Clter.Always
keeptheairinletgrillecleanandfreeofobstructionssuchas
leaves,snoworice.
Frontvents
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1Windshieldvents
2Centralvents
3Sidevents
4Frontdoorwindowvents
5Frontfootwellvents
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Centralvents
Forvehicleswithmanuallyadjustedvents,Movethelever(1)in
thecenterofthegrilleupanddown,rightandlefttochangethe
directionoftheairblowing.
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Sidevents
Forvehicleswithmanuallyadjustedvents,Movetheleverinthe
centerofthegrilleupanddown,rightandlefttochangethe
directionoftheairblowing.
Note:Forvehicleswithelectricallyadjustedvents,please
enterthesettinginterfaceonthecenterconsolescreenfor
adjustment.
Rearvents
Thedirectionofairowcanbechangedbyrevolvingthegrille
ormovingtheplate(1)inthecenterofthegrille.Therearefour
ventsontheroof,twoontherightandleft,respectively.
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FrontA/Ccontrolswitch
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1Reardefrostbutton
2Frontdefrostbutton
3Airvolumeadjustingslider
4Temperatureadjustingslider
5Powerbutton
Powerbutton
Airconditioningon/offbutton.
Iftheindicatorilluminates,itindicatesthattheairconditioneris
on,andtheairconditioningfunctionswillbeenabledaccording
tothestatusbeforeshutdown;iftheindicatorgoesout,it
indicatesthattheairconditionerisoff,andtheairblower,
compressorandotherairconditioningfunctionsaredisabled.
Temperatureadjustingslider
AdjusttheA/Csettingtemperature.
Withthepanelturnedon,thesettemperaturedecreaseswhen
youslidetotheleftorclickontheleft;thesettemperaturerises
whenyouslidetotherightorclickontheright.T emperature
adjustingrange:LO(17℃),18℃-32℃andHI(33℃).
Airvolumeadjustingslider
Tocontroltheblowerspeed.
Withthepanelturnedon,thesetairvolumedecreaseswhenyou
slidetotheleftorclickontheleft;thesetairvolumeriseswhen
youslidetotherightorclickontheright.Thereare8gearsfor
airvolumeadjusting.
Frontdefrostbutton
SwitchontheFrontDefroststate.
WhentheFrontDefrostbuttonisoperated,thecorresponding
indicatorilluminates,A/Cisturnedonatthesametime,andthe
airoutletmodeisswitchedtodefrost;turningonthisfunctionhas
arapiddefrostanddefogeffectonthefrontwindshieldandside
glass.IntheFrontDefroststate,presstheFrontDefrostbutton
orothermodebuttonsagaintoexitthedefroststate.
Reardefrostbutton
Switchonthereardefroststate.
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WhentheRearDefrostbuttonisoperated,thecorresponding
indicatorilluminates,andthereardefrostfunctionisenabled;
turningonthisfunctionhasarapiddefrostanddefogeffecton
therearwindshield.
Forvehicleswithheatedexteriorrearviewmirrors,thefunction
ofheatedexteriorrearviewmirrorwillbeenabledwhentheRear
Defrostbuttonispressed,tohelpremovefogorfrostfromthe
surfaceoftherearviewmirror.
Note:Thereardefrostwillstopafteroperatingfor15
minutes,anditsindicatorgoesoff.
A/Coperationanddisplayinterfacesoncenter
consolescreen
FrontrowA/Cinterface
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1Powerbutton
2A/Cbutton
3Airoutletmodebutton
4Airvolumeadjustingbutton
5Internal/externalcirculationbutton
6Temperatureadjustingbutton
7SYNCbutton
8AUTObutton
9Frontdefrostbutton
10Reardefrostbutton
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RearrowA/Cinterface
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1Powerbutton
2Airvolumeadjustingbutton
3Temperatureadjustingbutton
4AUTObutton
5Airoutletmodebutton
Powerbutton
Airconditioningon/offbutton.
Iftheindicatorilluminates,itindicatesthattheairconditioneris
on,andtheairconditioningfunctionswillbeenabledaccording
tothestatusbeforeshutdown;iftheindicatorgoesout,it
indicatesthattheairconditionerisoff,andtheairblower,
compressorandotherairconditioningfunctionsaredisabled.
Temperatureadjustingbutton
ThefrontrowA/Ctemperatureadjustingbuttonisusedtoadjust
therequiredtemperatureofleft/rightA/CoffrontrowA/C.The
rearrowA/Ctemperatureadjustingbuttonisusedtoadjustthe
requiredtemperatureofrearrowA/C.
Inanyseason,aftertheairconditioneristurnedon,theA/Cstate
willbeadjustedassoonaspossible,sothatthetemperaturein
thevehiclereachesthesettemperatureandremainsstable.
Thereare17gearsfortemperatureselectionrange;whenthe
temperatureissettoLO,theairconditionerisinthehighest
refrigeratingpowerstate;whenthetemperatureissettoHI,the
airconditionerisinthehighestheatingpowerstate.
Thesettemperatureofautomaticairconditionerisbetween22℃
and24℃,whichistherecommendedcomfortabletemperature.
Ifbriefandcontinuousswitchingisperformedbetweendifferent
settemperatures,theautomaticairconditionerhasnoadequate
timetobeadjustedtothesettemperature.
SYNCbutton
Synchronoustemperatureselection.
Whenthebuttonilluminates,thesettemperatureatthefront
occupantsidewillbesynchronizedtothesameasthatatthe
driverside;whenthetemperatureatthedriversideisadjusted,
thetemperatureatthefrontoccupantsidewillchangewithit.
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Ifthetemperatureatthefrontoccupantsideisadjusted
individually,thetemperatureatthedriversidewillnotchange
withit,theSYNCindicatorgoesout,andexitstheSYNCstate.
AUTObutton
TurnontheautomaticA/Cfunction.
PresstheAUTObuttontoenterthefullyautomaticstateofthe
airconditioner,andtheairvolume,mode,circulationandother
functionsentertheautomaticworkingstate.Inthiscase,the
temperatureknobcanbeoperatedasneededforcomfortlevelto
settherequiredtemperature,basedonwhichtheA/Csystemwill
automaticallyadjustthevehicleenvironment,inordertoreach
thetargettemperatureandmaintainstabilityinthevehicleatthe
maximumspeed.
InAUTOstate,whenthemode,airvolumeandA/Cbuttons
areoperated,theAUTOindicatorgoesout,thecorresponding
functionswillexittheAUTOstate,andotherunoperated
functionswillremaininautostate.
A/Cbutton
Switchonandoffthecompressor.
OperatetheA/Cbuttontoilluminatethecorrespondingindicator;
theairconditionerwillturnonthecompressortocooltheairin
thevehicle,andhasacertaindehumidicationfunction.
TheA/CindicatorisalwaysoninAUTOstate(inautomatic
controlstate,whichdoesnotindicatethatitisoperating);ifthe
A/Cbuttonisoperated,A/CwillexittheAUTOstateandenter
thestateofmanualcontrol.
Thecompressorcanonlyoperatewhenthemotorisoperating.
Airoutletmodebutton
Adjusttheairblowingmode.
FrontrowA/Cairoutletmodeisdividedintoface,footwell
andwindowmodes.RearrowA/Cairoutletmodeisdivided
intofaceandfootwellmodes.Thecorrespondingindicator
illuminates,indicatingthatthereisairoutletinthisdirection,and
youcanfreelycombineairoutletmodesaccordingtoneeds.
It'srecommendedtoblowthefacewithcoolwindinsummer,
blowthefeetwithhotwindinwinter,andblowthewindowwhen
thereisfogonthefrontwindshield,whichismoreconvenient
forimprovingthecomfortlevelinthevehicle.
Airvolumeadjustingbutton
Tocontroltheblowerspeed.
Thereare8gearsforairvolumeadjusting;airvolumecanbe
adjustedaccordingtorequirementsforcomfortlevel.
Whentheairconditioneristurnedoff,theA/Csystemcanbe
turnedonbysettingairvolume.
Internal/externalcirculationbutton
Internal/externalcirculationisswitchedthroughthebutton.
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OperatethebuttontoswitchtheA/Cairinletmode;external
circulationindicatesthattheairenterstheairconditionerfrom
outside,andinternalcirculationindicatesthattheaircirculates
inthevehicle.
Internalcirculationisrecommendedwhenrefrigerationis
required;externalcirculationisrecommendedwhenheatingis
required.
Frontdefrostbutton
SwitchontheFrontDefroststate.
WhentheFrontDefrostbuttonisoperated,thecorresponding
indicatorilluminates,A/Cisturnedonatthesametime,andthe
airoutletmodeisswitchedtodefrost;turningonthisfunctionhas
arapiddefrostanddefogeffectonthefrontwindshieldandside
glass.IntheFrontDefroststate,presstheFrontDefrostbutton
orothermodebuttonsagaintoexitthedefroststate.
Reardefrostbutton
SwitchontheRearDefroststate.
WhentheRearDefrostbuttonisoperated,thecorresponding
indicatorilluminates,andthereardefrostfunctionisenabled;
turningonthisfunctionhasarapiddefrostanddefogeffecton
therearwindshield.
Forvehicleswithheatedexteriorrearviewmirrors,thefunction
ofheatedexteriorrearviewmirrorwillbeenabledwhentheRear
Defrostbuttonispressed,tohelpremovefogorfrostfromthe
surfaceoftherearviewmirror.
Note:Thereardefrostwillstopafteroperatingfor15
minutes,anditsindicatorgoesoff.
Automaticdefogbutton
Afterthisfunctionisturnedon,theA/Csystemwillautomatically
adjustitsstateaccordingtointeriorhumidityandtemperature,
toavoidfogontheglassinsidethevehicle,andtheeffectwillbe
betterafterA/C"AUTO"isturnedon.
Bluetoothphonenoise-reductionbutton
Afterthisfunctionisturnedon,theA/Csystemwillautomatically
decreasetheairvolumewhenBluetoothphoneisconnected,so
astoreducethenoiseeffect.
Maximumairvolumelimitbutton
Afterthisfunctionisturnedon,theA/Csystemairvolumewillbe
limitedin"AUTO"and"FrontDefrost"modes,withthemaximum
notexceedingthatin7/6/5gear.
Automaticfreshairswitchtimebutton
Afterthisfunctionisturnedon,andinternal/externalcirculation
isin"AUTO"state,theA/Csystemwillautomaticallyswitchthe
circulationmodeevery10/20/30minutes,toensurethatinterior
airisfresh.
Off-carventilationbutton
Afterthisfunctionisturnedon,ifA/C(compressor)isinworking
statebeforeengineshutdown,theA/Csystemwillturnonthe
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bloweragain30safterengineshutdown,andcontinuetoblow
airfor1minuteanddrytheevaporator,topreventthegrowthof
mold.
A/Clterelementremainingtimeandresetbutton
Afterreset,adialogbox"Pleaseconrmwhetherlterelement
hasbeenreplaced"popsout;select"Yes",andthecenter
consolescreenwillsendlterelementresetsignaltotheair
conditioner.
RearA/Ccontrolpanel
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2Airoutletmodebutton
3Blowerspeedincreasebutton
4Blowerspeeddecreasebutton
5AUTObutton
6Powerbutton
7Temperatureincreasebutton
8Temperaturedecreasebutton
Airoutletmodebutton
Adjusttheairblowingmode.
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A/Cairoutletmodeisdividedintoface,face/footwellandfootwell
modes;adjustup/downtoswitchairoutletmodeinorder;it's
recommendedtoblowthefacewithcoolwindinsummerand
blowthefeetwithhotwindinwinter,whichismoreconvenient
forimprovingthecomfortlevelinthevehicle.
Airvolumeadjustingbutton
Tocontroltheblowerspeed.
Thereare8gearsforairvolumeadjusting;airvolumecanbe
adjustedaccordingtorequirementsforcomfortlevel.Pressthe
blowerspeedincreasebutton(3),toincreasetheblowerspeed;
presstheblowerspeeddecreasebutton(4),todecreasethe
blowerspeed.
Whentheairconditioneristurnedoff,theA/Csystemcanbe
turnedonbysettingairvolume.
AUTObutton
Turnontheautomaticairconditioner.
PresstheAUTObutton(5)toenterthefullyautomaticstateofthe
airconditioner,andtheairvolume,mode,circulationandother
functionsentertheautomaticworkingstate.Inthiscase,the
temperatureknobcanbeoperatedasneededforcomfortlevelto
settherequiredtemperature,basedonwhichtheA/Csystemwill
automaticallyadjustthevehicleenvironment,inordertoreach
thetargettemperatureandmaintainstabilityinthevehicleatthe
maximumspeed.
InAUTOstate,whenthemodeandairvolumebuttonsare
operated,theAUTOindicatorgoesout,thecorresponding
functionswillexittheAUTOstate,andotherunoperated
functionswillremaininautostate.
Powerbutton
Airconditioningon/offbutton.
Pressthepowerbutton(6),andindicatorilluminates,indicating
thattheairconditioneristurnedon,andtheA/Cfunctionwill
beenabledaccordingtothestatusbeforeshutdown;pressthe
powerbutton(6)again,andindicatorgoesout,indicatingthat
theairconditioneristurnedoff,andtheairblowerandotherA/C
functionsaredisabled.
Temperatureadjustingbutton
AdjusttherequiredtemperatureofrearrowA/C.
Inanyseason,aftertheairconditioneristurnedon,theA/Cstate
willbeadjustedassoonaspossible,sothatthetemperatureof
rearrowA/Creachesthesettemperatureandremainsstable.
Thereare17gearsfortemperatureselectionrange;press
thetemperatureincreasebutton(7),toincreasetheset
temperature;pressthetemperaturedecreasebutton(8),to
decreasethesettemperature.Whenthetemperatureissetto
LO,theairconditionerisinthehighestrefrigeratingpowerstate
(it'srequiredtoturnonthefrontA/Cinthehighestrefrigerating
mode);whenthetemperatureissettoHI,theairconditioneris
inthehighestheatingpowerstate.
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Thesettemperatureofautomaticairconditionerisbetween22℃
and24℃,whichistherecommendedcomfortabletemperature.
Ifbriefandcontinuousswitchingisperformedbetweendifferent
settemperatures,theautomaticairconditionerhasnoadequate
timetobeadjustedtothesettemperature.
Airconditioningoperatingtips
•Ifthevehiclehasbeenparkedindirectsunlight,openthe
windowsbeforeoperating.
•Toclearmistedwindowsonrainydays,operatethedefrost
button,whichcandecreasethehumidityinsidethevehicle
timelyandeffectively.Thisismosteffectiveduringrainy
weatherandhighhumidity.
•Insufcientcoolingmayoccurwhendrivinginurbanstop/start
conditions.
Note:Iftheairconditioningwillnotbeinuseformore
thanonemonth,runthevehicleatidlespeedandturnon
thesystemformorethan10minutes(onceeverymonth,
includinginwinter).Thisaimstomaintaintheproper
lubricationofthecompressorandtheseals,soastoextend
theservicelifeofthesystem.
Note:Condensationwillbeformedontheevaporatorwhen
theA/Cisoperating.Soyoumayndasmallpoolofwater
underthevehicleafterthevehicleisstopped.
Rearviewmirrors
Theexteriorrearviewmirrorglassesareconvexshapedto
broadentheeldofview:thismakesobjectsappearsmaller
andfurtherawaythantheyreallyare.
Caution
Alwayscheckallrearviewmirrorsforcleanlinessand
positioningbeforedriving;cleanandadjustifnecessary.
Exteriorrearviewmirrors
Powerexteriorrearviewmirrors
Presstheleft(L)orright(R)switch(Figure1)toselectthe
exteriorrearviewmirroronthecorrespondingside.Atthe
sametime,theindicatorneartheL/Rontheselectedswitch
illuminates.
Pressfourarrowsontheroundswitch(Figure2),toadjustthe
angleofexteriorrearviewmirror.
PresstheLorRswitch(Figure1)again,thecorresponding
indicatorgoesout,andtheadjustmentofmirrorcanbestopped
topreventaccidentallymodicationofadjustedmirrorangle.
Switchesofexteriorrearviewmirrornotequippedwithpower
foldingfunction
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Switchesofexteriorrearviewmirrorequippedwithpowerfolding
function
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Foldingofexteriorrearviewmirrors
Manualfoldingofexteriorrearviewmirrors
Toprotectthesafetyofpedestrians,theoutsiderearviewmirrors
willrotatetotwosidesfromthenormalinstallationpositionwhen
sufferingastrongimpact.Resettheexteriorrearviewmirrorsby
applyinglittlepressureontothemirrorframes.
Powerfoldingexteriorrearviewmirrors
Forvehiclesequippedwithpowerfoldingexteriorrearview
mirrors,itisallowedtofold/unfoldexteriorrearviewmirrors
manually/automatically.
•Manual/powerfolding/unfoldingofexteriorrearviewmirrors
Pressthefoldingswitchonthedriversidecombination
switch(asindicatedbythearrow),toautomaticallyfold
theexteriorrearviewmirrors.Pressthisswitchagain,to
returnthemirrorframetoitsoriginalposition.
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•Automatic/powerfolding/unfoldingofexteriorrearviewmirrors
Whentheexteriorrearviewmirrorsarefoldedandthevehicle
powersupplyisturnedoff,theexteriorrearviewmirrorswill
beautomaticallyunfoldedafterthevehicleisunlocked.When
thevehicleisunlockedbutthedoorsarenotopened,after30
s,thevehiclewillbeautomaticallylockedagainandexterior
rearviewmirrorswillresumetofoldingstate.
Whentheexteriorrearviewmirrorsareunfolded,thevehicle
powersupplyisturnedoff,andalldoorsandenginehood
areclosed,theexteriorrearviewmirrorswillbeautomatically
foldedafterthevehicleislocked.
Thefunctionsettingofautomatic/powerfoldingexterior
rearviewmirrorscanbeconductedthroughthetouchbutton
onthecenterconsolescreen.
Caution
Boththemirrorpoweradjustmentandthepowerfolding
ofexteriorrearviewmirrorsareoperatedbypowerswitch,
directlyoperatingwithhandsmaycausefailuresofrelevant
devices,anddirectlyinjectingthehigh-pressurewater
columnwillcausefailuresofelectricdevicewhenwashing
thevehicle.
Heatedexteriorrearviewmirrors
Forvehicleswithheatedexteriorrearviewmirrors,theexterior
rearviewmirrorsareintegratedwithheatingelement,toremove
thefrostorfogonthemirror.Theheatingfunctionofmirroris
enabledtogethertherearwindowheatingoperation,thatisto
say,onlyafterthepowersystemisstarted,whenthereardefrost
buttonisenabled,theheatingfunctionofexteriorrearview
mirrorscanfunctionatthesametime.
Memoryfunctionofexteriorrearviewmirrors
Forvehicleswithmemoryfunctionofexteriorrearviewmirrors,
thememoryfunctionofexteriorrearviewmirrorshas3gears,
boundwiththeseatmemoryfunction;entertheseatinterface
onthecenterconsolescreen,toselectthedrivermemorytouch
button,andadjusttheexteriorrearviewmirrorsaccordingtothe
prompts.Shortpressthegearswitchtoselectthepositionof
exteriorrearviewmirrorsatthisgear.
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Interiorrearviewmirrors
Adjusttheinteriorrearviewmirrors,toobtainpossibleoptimum
viewingangle.Theanti-dazzlefunctionofinteriorrearview
mirrorscanreducethedazzlingeffectofvehicleheadlights
behindatnight.
Manualanti-dazzleinteriorrearviewmirrors
Movetheadjustinghandleatthebottomofinteriorrearview
mirrors,tochangetheviewingangleofrearviewmirrors,
achievingtheanti-dazzlefunction.Pushtheadjustinghandle
backtoreturntheinteriorrearviewmirrorstonormalpositions.
Note:Insomesituations,usingmanualanti-dazzlefunction
ofinteriorrearviewmirrorswillenablethedrivertohave
incorrectjudgmentofthepositionofvehiclebehind.
Automaticanti-dazzleinteriorrearviewmirrors
Type1
Forvehicleswithautomaticanti-dazzleinteriorrearviewmirrors,
afterthevehicleispoweredon,theautomaticanti-dazzle
functionisautomaticallyenabled,whenthedrivermaybe
dazzledbythevehicleheadlightsbehind,thelightsensor
enablestheanti-dazzlefunction.Afterthevehiclepower-off,
theautomaticanti-dazzlefunctionisturnedoff.
Automaticanti-dazzlefunctioncannotbeenablednormallyinthe
followingsituations:
•Whenthelightofvehiclebehindcannotbedirectlyshedon
thelightsensor.
•Whenselectingthereversegear.
Note:Whenthelmisappliedtotherearwindowglass,it
mayaffecttheusageofautomaticanti-dazzlefunction.
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Forvehicleswithautomaticanti-dazzleinteriorrearviewmirrors,
afterthevehicleispoweredon,presstheautomaticanti-dazzle
functionswitch(2)atthebottomofrearviewmirrors,the
automaticanti-dazzlefunctionisautomaticallyenabledand
thegreenworkingindicator(1)illuminates;whenthedriver
maybedazzledbythevehicleheadlightsbehind,thelight
sensorenablestheanti-dazzlefunction.Presstheautomatic
anti-dazzlefunctionswitch(2),theworkingindicator(1)goes
out,andtheautomaticanti-dazzlefunctionisturnedoff;press
theswitchagaintore-enablethisfunction.
1Workingindicator
2Automaticanti-dazzlefunctionswitch
3Lightsensor
Automaticanti-dazzlefunctioncannotbeenablednormallyinthe
followingsituations:
•Whenthelightofvehiclebehindcannotbedirectlyshedon
thelightsensor.
•Whenselectingthereversegear.
Note:Whenthelmisappliedtotherearwindowglass,it
mayaffecttheusageofautomaticanti-dazzlefunction.
Streamingmediainteriorrearviewmirrors
Streamingmediarearviewmirrorsaretocapturetheimage
behindthevehicleinreal-timemannerthroughacamera
(installedneartheleftlicenseplatelightoftailgate)mountedin
therearofvehicle,andshowitonthestreamingmediainterior
rearviewmirrordisplaywithoutlossanddelay.Thatistosay,
observetherealconditionsbehindthevehicleintheviewing
angleofcamera.Streamingmediarearviewmirrorcangreatly
reducethevisualblindspotandimprovethedrivingsafety.
Forvehicleswithstreamingmediainteriorrearviewmirrors,the
streamingmediafunctionisenabledaftervehiclepower-on,to
displaytheimagebehindthevehicleinareal-timemanner.
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Longpressthebutton(1)toswitchthestateofautomatic
anti-dazzleinteriorrearviewmirrorandstreamingmedia.In
streamingmediastate,shortpressthebutton(1)toenterthe
operationinterface.Streamingmediacanadjustthevisualeld
andcolor;visualeldadjustmentcanbeusedtomoveimages
upanddown,andadjustthescaleofimages.
Methodsformovingimagesupanddown:
1Shortpressthebutton(1)toenterthevisualeldadjustment
column,selecttheMoveUp/Downoption,andthecolorof
fontchangesfrombluetored,indicatingthattheadjustment
functionhasbeenselected.
2Shortpressthebutton(2)andbutton(3)tomoveupand
downrespectively.
3Aftersetting,shortpressthebutton(1),andthecolorof
fontchangesfromredtoblue,indicatingthattheUp/Down
adjustmentfunctionofvisualeldhasbeenexited;short
pressthebutton(1)toexitthesettinginterface.
Methodsforadjustingscaleofvisualeld:
1Shortpressthebutton(1)toenterthevisualeldadjustment
column,selecttheScaleoption,andthecoloroffont
changesfrombluetored,indicatingthattheadjustment
functionhasbeenselected.
2Shortpressthebutton(2)andbutton(3)toscaleupand
downrespectively.
3Aftersetting,shortpressthebutton(1),andthecoloroffont
changesfromredtoblue,indicatingthatthescalefunction
ofvisualeldhasbeenexited;shortpressthebutton(1)
toexitthesettinginterface.
Methodsforadjustingcolor:
1Instreamingmediastate,rstadjustittotheColor
Adjustmentoption;shortpressthebutton(1)toselectand
enterthecoloradjustmentfunction,thenthecoloroffont
changesfrombluetored,indicatingtheadjustmentfunction
hasbeenselected.
2Shortpressthebutton(2)andbutton(3)tomakecolor
adjustmentofdisplayedimage.
3Aftersetting,shortpressthebutton(1),andthecolorof
fontchangesfromredtoblue,indicatingthatthecolor
adjustmentfunctionhasbeenexited;shortpressthebutton
(1)toexitthesettinginterface.
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Interiorequipment
Roofvanitylight
Frontroofvanitylight
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Presstheswitch(1)vanitylightsonbothsidesandrearroof
vanitylightilluminateatthesametime;presstheswitch(1)again
,andthevanitylightsonbothsidesandrearroofvanitylight
illuminateatthesametime.
Touchlight-emittingareaof(2)withhands,andtheleftvanity
lightilluminates;touchlight-emittingareaof(2)againwithhands,
andtheleftvanitylightgoesout.
Touchlight-emittingareaof(3)withhands,andtherightvanity
lightilluminates;touchlight-emittingareaof(3)againwithhands,
andtherightvanitylightgoesout.
Note:(2)and(3)onthefrontroofvanitylightarecapacitive
touchbuttons;fordailytouchusage,pleasetouchthe
middlearea.Whentouching,it'srequiredtotouchmiddle
areasof(2)and(3)withaslightforcewithngerpulp,and
it'srecommendedthatthetouchtimeshouldlastformore
than1s.Aftertouching,thengerisrequiredtobemore
thanonestawayfromthetouchpad,andtouchtheroof
lightatleast2secondsapart.
Rearroofvanitylight
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Presstheswitch(1),andtherearroofvanitylight
illuminates;presstheswitch(1)again,andtherearroof
vanitylightgoesout.
Note:Therearroofvanitylightwillilluminatewhenany
doorisopenedandwillgooutautomaticallyabout30s
afterthedoorisclosed.Theroofvanitylightwillgoout
automaticallyabout15minutesafteranydoorisopenedto
avoidlackofbatterypower.
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Trunklight
Thetrunklightwillautomaticallyilluminatewhenthetrunklidis
openedandwillgooutwhenthetrunklidisclosed.
Thetrunklightwillautomaticallygooutwhenthetrunklidiskept
openformorethan15minutes.
Stepwelllight
Thecorrespondingstepwelllightilluminateswhenthesliding
doorisopened.Thestepwelllightwillgooutwhenthedoor
isclosed.
Note:Thestepwelllightwillautomaticallygooutabout15
minutesaftertheslidedoorisopenedavoidlackofbattery
power.
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Multi-coloratmospherelight
Note:Itappliestovehiclesconguredwithmulti-color
atmospherelight.
Themulti-coloratmospherelightsmaybelocatedontheroof
andfront/reardoor.Theirpositiononyourvehicledependson
theactualvehiclecongurationyoupurchased.
Thetouchbuttonsonthecentralcontrolscreencanbeused
tocontroltheon/off,color,brightnessandilluminationmodeof
multi-coloratmospherelights.
Themulti-coloratmospherelighthasmanydetailedintelligent
scenariofunctions,including:vehiclestartupfeedback,door
unclosedreminder,welcome/farewellmode,incomingcall/in-call
reminder,voiceinteraction,musicfollowing,negativeemotion
feedback,keynavigationinformationreminderandunlocked
goodmood.
Youmaysetthelightingeffectsofmulti-coloratmospherelightfor
differentscenesaccordingtopersonalpreferenceandlighting
requirements,tocongureacomfortfunctionandsafetyalarm
functioninthevehicle.
USBport
USBportsarelocatedatthefrontwindshield,belowthe
dashboard,inthestorageboxundertheauxiliaryfasciaconsole
armrest,atthe2ndrowsingleseatside,andonthe3rdrow
body-sidepanel.ThepositionofUSBportsonyourvehicle
shallbesubjecttotheactualcongurationofthevehicleyou
purchased.
Caution
PleasedonotusetheUSBportforalongtimewhenthe
vehicleispoweredonbuthasnotstarted,whichmaycause
thebatterytolosepower.
USBportatfrontwindshield
USBportatfrontwindshieldcanbeusedforcharging.
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USBportlocatedbelowdashboard
TheleftUSBportbelowthedashboardcanprovidecharging
function;therightUSBportbelowthedashboardcanalso
providechargingfunctionandplaymulti-mediales.
USBportinstorageboxunderauxiliaryfasciaconsole
armrest
TheUSBportinthestorageboxunderauxiliaryfasciaconsole
armrestcanbeusedforchargingandplayingmulti-mediales.
USBportat2ndrowmanuallyadjustablerightsingle
seatside
USBportatthe2ndrowmanuallyadjustablesingleseatside
canbeusedforcharging.
USBportandType-Cportat2ndrowelectrically
adjustablerightsingleseatside
USBportandType-Cportatthe2ndrowelectricallyadjustable
rightsingleseatsidecanbeusedforcharging.
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USBinterfaceonthethird-rowsidepanel
USBporton3rdrowbody-sidepanelcanbeusedforcharging.
12Vpowersocket
Note:Itappliestovehiclescongured12Vpowersocket.
Thepowersocketsarelocatedattheauxiliaryfasciaconsole
andtherightsideofthetrunk,whicharemainlyusedfor
providingpowersupplyconnectionforexternalelectricdevices.
Thepositionof12Vpowersocketonyourvehicleshallbe
subjecttotheactualcongurationofthevehicleyoupurchased.
Caution
Pleasedonotusethepowersocketforalongtimewhenthe
vehicleispoweredonbuthasnotstarted,whichmaycause
thebatterytolosepower.
Note:Thepowersocketcanprovidepowersupplyfor
electricdevicesofwhichpowerisnomorethan120W.
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12Vpowersocketatauxiliaryfasciaconsole
12V
12Vpowersocketattherightsideoftrunk
P OWER
12V 120W
POWER
12V 120W
Wirelesschargingsystemformobilephone
Note:Itappliestovehiclesconguredwithwireless
chargingsystemformobilephone.
Ifyourvehicleisconguredwithwirelesschargingsystemfor
mobilephone,thenthesystemwillenablemobilephonetobe
chargedwirelesslythroughelectromagneticinductionwithout
wiresconnected.
Note:Thewirelesschargingsystemdoesnotapplytoall
mobilephones,butonlytothe"Qi"certiedmobilephones.
Operationsformobilephonewirelesscharging
Placethemobilephoneasshowninthegureabove(withthe
screenforward),withthecenterofmobilephonealignedtothe
chargingsymbol.
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Whenthemobilephoneisbeingcharged,thechargingstatus
iconwillbedisplayedonthestatusbarofcentralcontrolscreen
(Therearealsocorrespondingstatusiconstoindicatecompleted
chargingandchargingfault).Whentheenginestallsandthe
doorsareclosed,ifthevehicledetectsthatthemobilephone
isstillbeingcharged,itwillremindthedrivertoneverforget
themobilephonethroughpop-upwindowonthecentralcontrol
screenandprompttone.
Note:Whenthelow-frequencyantennaofPEPSsystem
searchesforkey,themobilephonewirelesscharging
modulemaystopoperating.
Caution
Pleasedonotusethewirelesschargingsystemformobile
phoneforalongtimewhenthevehicleispoweredonbut
hasnotstarted,whichmaycausethebatterytolosepower.
Failureofmobilephonewirelesscharging
Incaseofanyfailureduringcharging,itmaybecausedbythe
followings:
•Lowvoltageofvehiclebattery.
•Incaseofanymetalforeignmatterwithinchargingarea,
pleasemoveawaythemobilephonetocheckforforeign
matter.Ifthereisany,removeitandre-placethemobile
phoneinthechargingarea.
•Hightemperature.
•Internalfailureofwirelesschargingsystemformobilephone.
•Failureofmobilephone.
Caution
•Whendriverisnotinthevehicle,pleasedonotplacethe
mobilephoneinthevehicleforcharging,toavoidpotential
safetyhazards.
•Whencharging,pleasedonotplacecoin,key,chipcard
andothermetalforeignmattersinthechargingarea,which
maycausethemetaltobeheated,resultingincharging
failureandsafetyaccident.
•Onlyonemobilephonecanbechargedeachtime.
•Donotspillwaterinthechargingarea,topreventwater
fromenteringthewirelesschargerthroughthegapof
rubbermat,resultinginchargerfailure.
•Mobilephonechargingmaystopwhenthetemperatureis
high,andwillcontinueafterthetemperaturedrops.
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Vehicleinverter
Note:Itappliestothevehiclesequippedwithon-board
inverter.
"
"
Pleasepayattentiontoelectricsafetyduringusage.
Preventchildrenfromcontactingthisoutlet.Danger!
Highvoltage!
Donotinsertngeroraconductiveobjectintothis
outlet.Pleasekeepliquidobjectsawayfromthis
outlet.
Donotuseitinahumid,hot(morethan85℃ ℃
℃)and
unventilatedenvironment.
Themaximumratedpowerofinverteris150W.Donot
useanyelectricappliancewithapowermorethan
150W.
On-boardinverterislocatedbehindtheauxiliaryfasciaconsole.
Openthepanel,andyouwillseethe220VACpoweroutlet,
whichcanprovideanoutputpowerof150W.Duringusage,
pleasepayattentiontotheindicatorshowingthepowersupply
operatingstateneartheoutlet,andoperateaccordingtothe
promptsprovidedbytheindicator:
1Ifthegreenlightilluminateswhenanelectricalappliance
plugisinserted:Theoperationisnormal.
2Iftheindicatorgoesnotwhenanelectricalapplianceplugis
inserted:Thebatteryvoltageistoolow,inthiscase,please
removetheelectricalappliance,andwaitforthebattery
voltagetoreturntonormal.
3Iftheredlightilluminateswhenanelectricalapplianceplug
isinserted:
•Thebatteryvoltageistoohigh,inthiscase,pleaseremove
theelectricalappliance,andwaitforthebatteryvoltageto
returntonormal.
•Thetemperatureof220Vpowersupplyistoohigh,inthis
case,pleaseremovetheelectricalappliance,andwaitfor
aperiodoftimebeforeuseitagain.
•Theoutputof220Vpowersupplyisoverload,inthis
case,pleaseremovetheelectricalappliance,andrestart
thevehicletoreturntonormaloperation.Beforereuse,
pleasecheckifthepowerofelectricalappliancemeets
requirements.
•Incaseofexternalshort-circuit,pleaseremovethe
electricalappliance,andrestartthevehicletoreturnto
normaloperation.Beforereuse,pleasecheckifthe
electricalapplianceareingoodconditions.
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Caution
Pleasedonotusetheon-boardinverterforalongtimewhen
thevehicleispoweredonbuthasnotstarted,whichmay
causethebatterytolosepower.
Glovebox
"
"
Donotstowsharp,heavyordangerousobjectsinthe
gloveboxatthepassengerside.
Drivingwiththegloveboxopenmaycauseinjuryin
theeventofanaccidentorsuddenstop.Keepthe
gloveboxclosedwhendriving.
Lifttheaphandletoopenthebox.Closeitwitharmpush.
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Storagebox
Frontcompartmentstoragebox
Itisbelowthefrontcompartmenthood.Pulluptwicetheunlock
handleoffrontcompartmenthoodbelowtheinstrumentdeskon
thedriversidetounlockthefrontcompartment,andliftthefront
compartmenthood.Pullupthestorageboxbuckletoopenthe
frontcompartmentstoragebox.
Note:Pleaseclosethefrontcompartmenthoodafter
closingthefrontcompartmentstoragebox.
Caution
Thestorageweightshallnotbemorethan25kg.
Storageboxonthedriverside
Itislocatedbelowtheinstrumentdeskonthedriverside,and
canbeopenedbypullingdownthestorageboxbuckle.
Storageboxbelowthearmrestofauxiliaryfasciaconsole
Whentheunlockbuttonispressed,theleftandrightarmrest
panelswillejecttobothsidestoopenthestoragebox.The
armreststorageboxofcentralcontrolconsolecanbeclosedby
puttingdownthearmrest.
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Storageboxattherearbottomofauxiliaryfasciaconsole
Itisadrawer-typestorageboxwhichcanbeopenedbypulling
backthestorageboxbuckle.
Sunvisorandvanitymirror
Bothsunvisorscanbeswungupanddowntoprovideashield
throughthewindshield.Besides,sunvisorscanberotated
towardssidewindows.
Turnasunvisordownwardsandopenthevanitymirrorcover.
Thenyoucanusethevanitymirror.
Driver'svanitymirrorshallbeusedonlywhenthevehiclestops.
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Fireextinguisher
Note:Itappliestothevehiclesequippedwithre
extinguisher.
"
"
Onceactivated,thereextinguishershouldbe
replacedeveniftherearenotmuchspraying.
Thereextinguisherisplacedbelowthefrontpassengerseat.
Howtouseportablereextinguisher
1Pullthesafetypinout.
2Aimatthebaseofthereandsqueezethelever
simultaneouslytospraypowdertoputoutthere.
Whenusedoutdoors,youshoulddischargetheextinguisherin
thewinddirection.Intermittentdischargingisalsoacceptable.
Toextinguishtheammableliquids,donotaimatthesurface
ofliquiddirectlysoastopreventsplashingofammableliquids
duetoimpactforcefromintensifyingtherecondition,making
thereghtingworkevenmoredifcult.T oextinguishthe
ordinarysolidmaterials,aimatthemostintenselyburning
positionandsweepthehoseupanddown,leftandright.When
conditionspermit,youcandischargetheextinguisherasyou
walkaroundtheburningobjects,sothatthedrypowderre
extinguishingagentcanbesprayedevenlyonthesurfaceof
burningobjecttoputouttherethoroughly.Toextinguish
theenergizedequipment(notapplicabletothehighvoltage
energizedequipment),cutoffthepowerrst.Theuserofre
extinguishershallpaymoreattentiontoavoidcontactingthe
energizedequipmentsoastoprotectthemselvesfromelectric
shock.Extinguishtherethoroughlytoavoiditaringupagain.
Inspectionandmaintenanceforreextinguisher
Theusershouldinspectthereextinguisheruponhis/her
receivingthevehicleandinspectatanintervalofaquarter
afterthen.Inpoorenvironment,thereextinguishershouldbe
checkedmorefrequently.Thecontentstobeinspectedareas
follows:
1Thepointerofpressureindicatorofreextinguishershould
pointtothegreenzone;
2Thesafetypinandsealshouldbeintact;
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3Thebarrelshouldbefreeofcorrosionordeformationandall
thepartsfreeofdeformationanddamage.
Note:Non-professionalpersonnelshallnotremovethe
reextinguisherwithoutanypermissionsoastoavoid
accidents.
Caution
•Eachreextinguishershallbeinspectedannuallyasofthe
manufacturedateofthevehicle;reextinguishingagents
shallbereplacedevery2yearsandthereextinguisher
every10years.
•Theannualinspectionorafter-userepairmustbe
performedbyanenterpriseapprovedbyFireDepartment
andhavingrelevantqualicationstotest,repairand
annuallyinspectreequipment.
•Ifthevehicleissold,itsownerisobligedtonotifythe
purchaserofthecautionslisted.
Vehicletools
Thevehicletoolsareplacedinthefrontcompartmentstorage
box.
1
3
2
1Towinghitch
2Tireinatorpump(Itappliestovehiclesconguredwithtire
repairkits.)
3Tirerepairgluepot(Itappliestovehiclesconguredwith
tirerepairkits.)
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Entertainmentsystem
ThecontentsofthisHandbookaresimpleinstructionsfor
theoperationoftheproduct.Pleasereadcarefullyandfully
understandtheoperatinginstructionsaccompaniedwiththe
entertainmentsystemmainframebeforeyouusethisproduct.
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"
Pleasedonotinstallorrepairyourproductwithout
authorization.
Iftheproductisinstalledorrepairedbyapersonwho
doesnotreceivethetrainingonelectronicequipment
andautoparts,adangeroussituationmaybeposed.
Accordingtotherelevantnationalregulations,
watchingvideosandrelatedoperationsare
prohibitedwhendriving,forthepersonalsafety
ofyourselfandothers.Pleasedonotwatchthe
screenandperformrelatedoperationswhendriving
avehicle.
Pleasepayattentiontoallprecautionsmentionedin
thissectionoftheHandbookandstrictlyfollowthe
operatinginstructions.
Neverexposetheproducttoanyliquid,otherwise
shortcircuitordamagemaybecaused.
Therearviewcamerafunctionofthesystemjust
servesasadrivingassist.Pleasepayattentionto
theactualsituation.
Caution
•Theproductshallbekeptawayfrommoisture.Ifthe
productisstartedforthersttimeorreconnectedafter
thedisconnectionofvehiclepowersupply,thedateshown
oneachinterfaceofthemainframeneedstobeadjusted
manually.Besuretodrivesafely.Makesuretofollowthe
rulesofsafedrivingandexistingtrafcregulations.
•Donotoperatetheproduct(andtherearviewcamera
function)ifitmaydistractyoufromsafedriving.
•Ifyouhavetooperatebywatchingthescreen,parkthe
vehicleinasafeplaceandapplytheparkingbrake.
•Donotsetthevolumeoftheproducttoohigh,oryouwillnot
beabletohearthetrafcandemergencysignalsoutside.
•Forthesakeofsafety,somefeatures,suchasvideo
playback,willbedisabledwhendriving.
•Thesystemcandetecttherunningspeedofthevehicle.
Whenthespeedexceedsacertainvalue,thesystemwill
preventyoufromwatchingvideowhiledriving.Ifyouwant
towatchthevideo,parkthevehicleinasafeplaceand
applytheparkingbrake.
•Inordertoprotectthebatteryfromrunningout,please
makesuretostartthevehiclewhenthesystemisused.
•ThepicturesinthisHandbookareschematicdiagrams
whichmaybeslightlydifferentfromtherealcarindetails
andareforreferenceonly.Asforthespeciccolorsand
functionsoftheinterface,pleaserefertotherealvehicle.
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1HOMEButton
ShortpresstheHOMEbutton(1)toreturntotheHOME
pagefromotherinterfaces;ifthecurrentpageistheHOME
page,thisactionisinvalid.
LongpresstheHOMEbutton(1)forabout10secondsto
restarttheentertainmentsystem.
Fortheuserguideandhelpoftheentertainmentsystem,please
followthefollowingstepstoaccesstherelatedapplicationofthe
vehicleentertainmentsystem.
Note:Astheentertainmentsystemsoftwarewillcontinue
tobeupdatedanditerated,thepicturesinthismanualare
onlyschematicdiagrams,whichmaybeslightlydifferent
fromthisvehicle.Theyareforreferenceonly,andtheactual
vehiclestatusshallprevail.
Centerconsolescreen
1OntheHOMEscreen,clickthe"ApplicationCenter"icon①
toexpandallapplicationinterfaces.
2Ontheapplicationinterface,clickthe"UserManual"icon
②intheapplicationcentertoviewtheinstructionsofthe
entertainmentsystem.
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134BeforeStartingandDriving
134Start/stopvehicle
135PEPSsystem
137Driving
138Gearshift
141Chargingrequirement
154Lowspeedalarmmodule
155Electricpowersteeringsystem
156Brakingsystem
165Parkingassistsystem
171Driverassistancesystem
202Driverstatusmonitorsystem
204Tires
206Loading
207Trailertowing
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BeforeStartingandDriving
•Ensurethatthedaily/weeklymaintenancecheckshavebeen
doneasdetailedinthesection"MaintenanceandService-
Owner'sCheck".
•Checkthattheseatisintherightposition.
•Checkthattheadjustmentofalltherearviewmirrorsisin
place.
•Checkthatalllights,signalsystemsandwarningindicators
operatenormally.
•Checkthatallpassengershavecorrectlyfastenedseatbelts.
Withthevehicleispoweredon,checkthatallwarninglightsand
gaugesareoperatingnormally(Pleasesee"Warninglightsand
indicators"intheBeforeYouDrivesection).
Caution
Besureyouhavereadthe"BeforeYouDrive"sectionofthis
Handbookandagoodunderstandingofyourvehicleandits
equipmentbeforereadingthissection.
Start/stopvehicle
Poweronvehicle
Unlockthevehiclewithkey.Whenthedriverdoorisopened,the
vehiclecanbepoweredonautomatically.
Startvehicle
Thevehiclenotstartedcanbestartedwhenmeetingthe
followingconditions.
•Enterthevehiclewithavalidkey.
•Steponthebrakepedal,andswitchthegeartoDgearorR
geartostartthevehicle(“READYindicator”ontheinstrument
clusterilluminates).
Poweroffvehicle
Withthevehiclekeptstationary,switchthegeartoPgear,leave
thevehicle,closethedriverdoor,andturnoffthevehiclepower
supply.
Caution
•Inthisscenario,ifyouenablethe“NoPower-offfor
TemporaryParking”modeonthecentralcontrolscreen,
thenthevehiclewillbekeptpoweredon.
•Inthisscenario,youcanalsoturnoffthevehiclepower
supplythroughthe“VehiclePowerOff”modeinthe
“Settings”pageonthecentralcontrolscreen.
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Automaticpoweroff
Withthevehiclekeptstationary,switchthegeartoPgear
withoutsteppingonthebrakepedal,andthevehiclewill
automaticallybepoweredoff10minuteslater;ifthe“No
Power-offforT emporaryParking”modeisenabled,thevehicle
willautomaticallybepoweredoff60minuteslater.
Emergencypoweroff
Whenthevehicleiskeptstationary,ifitneedstobepowered
offinemergencyincaseofsuddenconditions,pleaselong
pressthehazardwarninglightswitchfor5s,orpressitfor5
consecutivetimesin3stoturnoffthevehiclepowersupply.
Whenthevehicleisrunning,ifitneedstopoweroffthevehicle
inemergencyincaseofsuddenconditions,pleasesteponthe
brakepedalwhilepressingthehazardwarninglightswitchfor5
consecutivetimesin3stoturnoffthevehiclepowersupply.
PEPSsystem
Keylessunlocking
Whenalldoorsarelocked,enterthesensingareawitha
remotekeyandpressthemicroswitchortailgateswitchonthe
doorhandle,thecentrallockwillunlockautomatically.After
unlocking,turnsignallampswillashtwice.Ifyoudonot
conductanyofthefollowingoperationswithin30safterthat,the
centrallockwillautomaticallylockagain:
•Openanydoor
•Shiftthepowersupplypositiontoanon-OFFposition
•Operatethecentrallocktounlock/lock
Note:Itisfeasibletounlockdoorswiththecentral
unlockingbuttonontheremotekey.Pressthecentral
unlockingbuttononce,andthecentrallockwillunlock
automatically.
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Keylesslocking
Whenthedriver'sdoororfrontpassengerdoorisinunlocked
state,enterthesensingareawitharemotekey,andthenpress
themicroswitchonthedoorhandle.Thedirectionindicatorswill
ashonce,meanwhilethealarmhornwillringonceforashort
time(asappropriate).Thenalldoorswillbelocked,meanwhile
thevehicleenterstheforticationstate.Inanyofthefollowing
cases,thedoorswillnotbelockedafterthemicroswitchis
pressed:
•Thepowersupplyswitchisplacedinnon-OFFposition
•Theremotekeyisleftinthevehicle
•Theremotekeyisnotinthesensingrange
•Theremotekeybatteryislow
•Thedriver'sdoorisopen
Note:Itisfeasibletolockdoorswiththecentrallocking
buttonontheremotekey.Pressthecentrallockingbutton
once,andthecentrallockwilllockautomatically.
Keylessstart
Withthekeyinserted,thefrontcompartmenthoodclosed,the
shiftleverinPorNgear,steponthebrakepedaltostartthe
vehicle.
Backupstarting
Whentheremotecontrolbatteryislow,thekeylessentryfunction
willfail,butyoustillcanstartthevehicle.Openadoorwiththe
mechanicalkeyandenterthevehicle.Atthistime,thesystem
maybeinIMMOstateandthealarmmaybetriggered,whichis
anormalsituation.
WiththeshiftlevelinPorNgear,placetheremotekeyinthecup
holderwithasymbolontheauxiliaryfasciaconsole,andstep
onthebrakepedaltostartthevehicle.Inthiscase,thesystem
willreleaseIMMO.
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Type1
Type2
Driving
"
"
Whendriving,neverplaceanyportablecontainer
withfuelonthevehicle.Otherwiseitmayleakanda
remayresult.
Whendrivingonariskyroadcoveredwithwater,snow,ice,mud,
sand,etc.,please:
•Slowdown,drivewithcareandreservelongerbrakedistance.
•Avoidanysuddenoperationduringbraking,steeringor
acceleration.
•Applysandorotheranti-skidmaterialunderthedrivewheels
toprovidethetractionneededwhenthevehiclegetsstuckin
ice,snowormud.
Skid
Ifyourvehicleskidsonawetroad,youcannotcontrolthe
vehicleduetothedecreaseoffrictionforcebetweentheroad
andtires.Differentroadsurfaces,tireinatingpressuresand
vehiclespeedsmayleadtoskid.Skidisverydangerous.
Theoptimummethodtostopskidisloweringdrivingspeedand
keepcautiouswhenyoufeeltheroadiswetenough.
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Wadingdriving
Inordertoavoiddamagetoyourvehicle,whenpassingaroad
withgatheredwater,please:
•Conrmthewaterdepthbeforethewadingdriving.The
maximumwadingdepthofthevehicleis30cm.
•Keepthedrivingspeedlowerthanthewalkingspeed.
•Thewavecausedbyfrontvehicleandhead-onvehiclesmay
causethewadingdepthtoexceedthemaximumallowed
depth.
"
"
Waterandmudcanaffectthebrakingsystemand
lengthenbrakingdistance,leadingtoanaccident!
•Slightlydepressthebrakepedaltokeepbrake
partsdryandrecoverperformance.
•Donotconductanemergencybrakewhenpassing
aslipperyroad.
Note:Themotor,highvoltagebatterypack,transmission
andelectronicsystemofthevehiclemaybeseverely
damagedafterthevehicledrivesonaroadwithgathered
water.
Gearshift
Gearposition
P(ParkGear)
"
"
ParkingintotheP(park)gearduringvehiclerunning
willcausetransmissiondamage.DonotuseP
(park)gearinplaceoftheelectronicparkingbrake.
MakesuretheshiftleverisinP(park)gearandthe
electronicparkingbrakeisfullyapplied.
ThevehiclemustbestoppedcompletelybeforeshiftingintoP
(park)gear.
R(Reversegear)
"
"
Thevehiclemustbecompletelystoppedbefore
shiftinginto/outofR(reverse)gear;shiftinginto
Rgearduringvehiclerunningwillcausereducer
damage.
Rgearisusedforreversing.
WhenswitchingfromPtoRgear,orswitchingfromNtoRgear,
orswitchingfromDtoRgear,steponthebrakepedal.
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N(Neutral)
"
"
WhenyoustopthevehicletemporarilyinNgear,
pleaseapplytheparkingbrakeordepressthebrake
pedal,otherwisetheremightbetheriskofrollingor
accident.Whiledriving,pleasedonotshiftintoN
gear.
Ngearisanon-powergear,inwhichthetransmissionsystem
doesnottransmitpower.ShiftintotheNgearwhenthevehicle
isinacarwashdevice.
D(Drive)
Dgearisacommonforwardgear,duringnormaldriving,it
isrecommendedtouseDgear.Thetransmissioncanmake
adaptiveadjustmentofspeedratio,toachievetheoptimal
economy.
Shiftingoperation
"
"
Situationofthemasssurroundingthevehicle
especiallychildrenmustbecheckedbeforeshifting
toD(forward)orR(reverse)gear.Makesurethe
shiftleverisinP(park)positionbeforeleavingthe
driverseat;thenapplytheparkingbrakeandturnoff
thevehiclepower.
R
N
D
P <
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1Pgearbutton
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ShiftintoPgear
R
N
D
P <
Whenthevehicleisstationary,pressthePgearbutton(1),and
thevehicleengagesthePgear.
ShiftintoR,NorDgear
R
N
N
D
R
N
D
P <
Depressthebrakepedalandbrieypushorpulltheshiftlever
towardstherequireddirection(twopositionseachforupand
down).Afterreleasingtheshiftlever,theshiftleverwillreturnto
themiddleposition.
AutoPark(automaticallyreturntoPgearfunction)
Whenthevehicleisstarted,andthedriverleavesthevehicle
inD,NorRgear(themovementtoopenthedriver'sdoorto
leavetheseat),thevehiclewillautomaticallyreturntoPgearto
preventanycrackortheriskofvehiclecollisionandslipping.
Note:Whenthethevehicleispoweredoff,thevehiclewill
automaticallyswitchtoPgear,nomatterwhatgearitis
currentlyin.ThevehicleshouldremainstartedandNgear
shouldbeengagedwhilethevehicleisinacarwashdevice
topreventautomaticshiftingtoPgearafterthevehicleis
poweredoff.
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Chargingrequirement
"
"
Slowchargingisgenerallyrecommendedforthe
vehicle;frequentuseoffastchargingshouldbe
avoided.
Checkwillbeconductedtoconrmwhetherthe
inletsandjacksareingoodconditionornotbefore
charging.
Itisrecommendedthatthechargingconnector
shouldbeconnectedtothecharginginletinthe
bodybeforeoperatingthechargingequipment.
Intheprocessofchargingoperation,surrounding
personnelcannotcontactoperators,vehicleand
powersupplyequipment.
Aftercharging,turnthepowerofthecharging
equipmentoffrst,thendisconnectthecharging
connectorfromthecharginginletinthevehicle
body,andclosethecharginginletcoveraswellas
thechargingportpanelonthebody.
Whenthechargingpilebreaksdown,immediately
notifytherelevantprofessional,andtheoperator
cannothandleitwithoutauthorization.
Chargingcanbeconductedinrainydays,but
rainproofmeasureswillbeadoptedforcharging
connectorandchargingportintheprocessof
removingandinsertingchargingconnector.
"
"
Chargingoperationneedbestoppedinextreme
weathersuchasstorm.
Inthechargingprocess,keycannotbeinsertedfor
starting.Itisstrictlyforbiddentochargewhenthere
isapersoninthevehicle.
Donotconductfastchargingandslowcharging
simultaneously.
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Requirementsforchargingequipment
Requirementsforbatterycharger
•Insulationresistance≥10MΩ.
•Lowvoltageauxiliarypowersupplyofchargershallnotbe
greaterthan10mA.
•Aslow-voltageplatformofthevehicleis12V,chargingpile
whoselowvoltageoutputis12Vwillbeusedforchargingto
avoiddamaginglowvoltageequipmentofvehicle.
•Thehighvoltageoutputofthechargerisgreaterthan460V.
Specialrequirements
•ThechargingequipmentmustmeetStandardIEC62196.
Safetyinstructionsforchargingwithresidential
electricity
Basicprinciples
•Chargingpileisnotprovidedforchargingwithresidential
electricity.Forchargingpilespurchasedbycustomers
themselves,itisrecommendedbeinginstalledby
professionals.
•Whenchargingfromahouseholdoutlet,avoidusingother
electricalequipmentonthesamepowerline.
•Powersupplycircuitatthecustomersideshallbeevaluated
byqualiedprofessionals.
Requirementsforelectricityleakageprotectiondevice
•Electricityleakageprotectiondeviceshallbeusedonthe
powersupplycircuitatthecustomerside,andinstalledatthe
frontmostendofthepowersupplycircuit.
•High-sensitivityhigh-speedelectricityleakageprotection
deviceswithasensitivecurrentof30mAorsmallerleakage
currentvaluearerecommended.
Requirementsforover-currentprotector(airswitch)
•Over-currentprotectormustbeinstalledonthepowersupply
circuit,behindandclosetotheelectricityleakageprotection
device.
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Requirementsforcircuitcable
•Powersupplycircuitatthecustomersidemustbeaspecial
circuit,andcircuitwiringshallconformtotherelated
requirementsforbuildingandelectricity.
•Foroldbuildings,itisrecommendedarrangingnewspecial
circuit.
•Thediameterofpowersupplycircuitcableatthecustomer
sideshallbenolessthan4sq.mmandthetotallengthof
cableshallbenomorethan50m.
•Circuitwiringshallavoidthehumidorwaterloggedareaand
befreeofammablesubstancesaround.
Requirementsforhouseholdsocketoutlet
•Socketmustbearrangedinpositionsconvenientforvehicle
parkingandchargingoperation.
•StandardACpowersocketsarerecommended.
•Thewiringofthesocketshouldbecorrect(livewire,neutral
wireandearthwire),andtheearthwireshouldbereliably
earthed.
•Transfersusingadapters,reels,powerstrips,etc.are
prohibited.
•Thesocketmustbeprotectedfromrain,sunandforeign
objects,andthereisnoheatsourcearound.
•ThesocketshallconformtotherequirementsofIEC60884,
andbereliableinquality.
Miscellaneous
•Afterthebatteryisfullycharged,disconnectthecharging
cable;ifitisneededtoactivelystopthecharging,rst
disconnectthechargingconnectorfromthevehicle,and
removetheplugatthepowersupplyside.
•Duringchargingoperationinrainydays,rainshallbeavoided
fromenteringthechargingconnectorandinlet.
•Checktheconnector/inletfordeformation,blackeningor
ablationbeforeeachcharge,andreplaceitimmediatelyif
anyabnormalconditionisfound.Evenifthereisnoabnormal
condition,ifitisusedforover3years,replaceitwithanew
one.
•Ifthereispeculiarsmell,smoking,overheatingorother
abnormalconditionsduringcharging,immediatelyturnoff
thechargingcircuit,stopthechargingoperationandcheck
theconnectorandinlet.
•Iftheover-temperaturefaultlampforchargingcable
illuminates,checktheconnector/inletfordeformation,
blackeningorablation,andreplaceitimmediatelyifany
abnormalconditionisfound.
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Requirementsforchargingenvironment
•Sparkmaybegeneratedinsomemodulesofcharging
equipment.Toavoidaccident,donotconductcharging
operationingasstationandplaceswherethereare
inammablegasesorliquid.
•Chargingoperationtimewillbeaffectedbyexternal
temperature.Chargingtimewillbeextendedatlow
temperatures.
Inuenceofchargingoperationonspecial
personnel
Whenconductingfastcharging,theoperationareamayhave
magneticeldinterference.Itisrecommendedthatuserswho
carryimplantableheartpacemakerandimplantableangiocarpy
debrillatorkeepawayfromvehiclesundercharging.
Magneticeldinterferencemayaffectnormaleffectofelectronic
medicalequipmentsuchasimplantableheartpacemaker
andimplantableangiocarpydebrillator.Userswhocarry
implantableheartpacemakerandimplantableangiocarpy
debrillatormaybeinjuredordie.
Ifyoucarryimplantableheartpacemakerandimplantable
angiocarpydebrillator,pleaseguaranteewhenvehicleisunder
chargingoperation:
•Don'tstayinthevehicle.
•Don'tenterintothevehiclefortakingobjectsinthepassenger
compartment.
•Don'topenthetailgateorenterintothevehiclefortaking
objectsatthetailgate.
Note:Whenthevehicledoesnotconductcharging
operation,specialpersonnelcanrideanddrivevehicles.
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Chargingmode
ChargingpileDCcharging(fastcharging)
UsethepublicDCchargingpilestochargeyourvehicle.
Pleaserefertothefollowingtableandattacheddrawings.The
K
labelonthevehiclechargingportindicatesthatthevehicle
supportsthefastchargingshowninthefollowingtable.
Householdsingle-phaseACcharging(slowcharging)
Connectthevehicletoahouseholdstandardhouseholdsocket
tochargethevehicle,ifthesocketisnotwellgrounded,the
chargingdevicewillhaveafailurepromptforunabletocharge.
Youneedtocontactaprofessionalelectriciantorepairthe
groundwireorconnectittoawell-groundedsocketforcharging.
Checkthepowersocketintheprocessofcharging.Ifitishot,
donotcontinuetouseit.Contactaqualiedelectricianfor
servicingthepowersocket.
Alwaysusethestandardhouseholdsocketwhichmeetsthe
provisionsinIEC60884forcharging.
Ifa'ElectricLeakage'promptisdisplayed,contactaprofessional
electriciantochecktheinsulationstatusofthehotwireorthe
neutralwire.
Specialpowersocketsshouldbeselectedforbatterycharging,
astheycanpreventlinedamageandprotectiontripcaused
byhigh-powerchargingfromaffectingthenormaluseofother
equipment.Overtime,thepowersocketmaywearoutdueto
normaluseandmayevenbedamaged,makingitnolonger
suitableforcharginganelectricvehicle.
Whenusedoutdoors,plugitintoapowersocketthatisprotected
fromrain.
Chargingpilesingle-phaseACcharging(slowcharging)
UsethepublicACchargingpilestochargeyourvehicle.
Pleaserefertothefollowingtableandattacheddrawings.The
C
labelonthevehiclechargingportindicatesthatthevehicle
supportstheslowchargingshowninthefollowingtable.
CK
CongurationTypeof
accessoryVoltagerangeIdentier
TYPE2Vehicleinlet≤480VRMS
C
FFVehicleinlet50V～500V
K
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Fastcharging
Note:Fastchargingshouldbeconductedbythepersonnel
inthefastchargingstationaccordingtotheoperation
instructionsforchargingpile.
Toperformafastchargingforthevehicle,turnthepowerswitch
off,removethekey,waitfor3～5minutes,andthenfollowthe
instructionsbelow:
1SelectastandardDCchargingconnectorthatmatchesyour
vehicle.
2Thechargingportisattheleftrearsideofthevehicle.
Gentlypresstherightsideofthechargingportpanelby
handtoopenthepanel.
3Openthecoveronthecharginginlet.
4RemovetheDCchargingconnectorfromthechargingpile.
5Connectthechargingconnectorwiththechargingsocket,
andlocktheconnectionofthechargingconnectorand
chargingsocketusingthelockingmechanismonthe
chargingconnectorhandle.
6Connectthechargingconnectortothechargingequipment,
andturnthepowerofthechargingequipmentonaccording
totheinstructionsonthechargingpile.
Note:Beforecharging,checkwhetherthereisany
abnormalityinthechargingequipment.Inthecharging
process,the"chargingstatusindicator(yellow)"on
theinstrumentclusterilluminates.Iftheequipment
cannotbechargedafter3consecutiveattempts,itis
recommendedtoreplaceotherequipmentforattempts.
Iftheequipmentcanbechargedafterreplacement,the
previouschargingequipmentmaybedamaged.
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Note:PleasecheckwhetherthePPandCPpinsofthe
chargingconnectorarerusted.Ifso,pleasecleanthem
beforechargingtopreventchargingfailure.
7Afterthechargingconnectorisproperlyconnected,the
"chargingconnectionindicator(red)"ontheinstrument
clusterwillcomeon.
Note:Pleasemakesurethatthechargingconnectoris
fullyinsertedintothechargingstandtoavoidthatthe
electroniclockcannotbelocked,resultingincharging
failure,asshownbelow.
NOK OK
8Inthechargingprocess,the"chargingstatusindicator
(yellow)"ontheinstrumentclusterilluminates.
9Uponcompletionofcharging,the"chargingstatusindicator
(yellow)"goesout.Pleaseturnthepowerofthecharging
equipmentoffbeforeremovingthechargingconnector.
10Closethecoveronthecharginginlet.
11Closethechargingportpanel.
Caution
SelectastandardDCchargingpileorchargingequipment
thatmatchesyourvehicle.Oncethebatteryisfullycharged,
thebatterymanagementsystemwillhaveanautomatic
calibrationfunction.Ifthevehiclehasbeenshallowly
charged(lessthan99%)everytwoorthreetimes,youneed
tofullycharge(100%)thevehicleonce.
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Slowcharging
Therearethreewaystoslowcharge.Thechargingmethodon
yourvehicledependsontheactualcongurationofyourvehicle.
1Mode2chargingisshowninthegurebelow.Oneendof
thecharginginthismodeisconnectedtothehousehold
socketandtheotherendisconnectedtothevehicle.(This
connectorisoptionalforusers)
In-cable control box
Plug S ocke t outle t
Connector
TheLEDwordsontheIn-cablecontrolboxareasfollows:
Statusdescription
Charging
statusPower
(Green)
Charging
(Red)
Fault
(Red)
Complete
(Green)
InitialstateOnFlashFlashFlash
Tobe
connectedOnOnOffOff
Normal
chargingOnOffOffOn
Charging
completedOnOffOffOn
Power-on
self-testfailedOnOffFlashOff
Abnormal
communicationOnOnFlashOff
Over/under
voltageOnOffOnOff
UngroundedOnOffOnFlash
OvercurrentOnFlashOnOff
Current
leakageOnOffFlashFlash
Over
temperatureOnOnOnOn
2Mode3chargingisshowninthegurebelow.Oneend
ofthecharginginthismodeisconnectedtothecharging
pilesandtheotherendisconnectedtothevehicle.(This
connectorisoptionalforusers)
Plug
Socket ou tle t
Connector
AC cha rging
fa cilty
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3Directchargingwithchargingpost.
Conne ctor
AC
charging
piles
Note:Slowchargingisawayofcharginghigh-voltage
batterypacktoreachtheoptimalequilibriumstate.
Toperformaslowchargingforthevehicle,turnthepowerswitch
off,removethekey,waitfor3～5minutes,andthenfollowthe
instructionsbelow:
1SelectthestandardsocketwithreliableearthingorAC
chargingpiles.
2Takethechargingconnectoroutfromitspackage.
3InserttheACinputcableplugofthechargingconnectorinto
thesocketorACchargingpiles.
4Thechargingportisattheleftrearsideofthevehicle.
Gentlypresstherightsideofthechargingportpanelby
handtoopenthepanel.
5Openthecoveronthecharginginlet.
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6Connectthechargingconnectortothecharginginlet.
7Afterthechargingconnectorisproperlyconnected,the
"chargingconnectionindicator(red)"ontheinstrument
clustercomesonandtheelectroniclockofthecharginginlet
isenabled,whichguaranteesthatthechargingconnector
willnotbeunpluggedwhilstcharging.
Note:Pleasemakesurethatthechargingconnectoris
fullyinsertedintothechargingstandtoavoidthatthe
electroniclockcannotbelocked,resultingincharging
failure.
8Aftertheaboveoperationsarecompleted,thesystemwillbe
chargedautomaticallywithinabout20seconds.
9Duringcharging,the"chargingstatusindicator(yellow)"on
theinstrumentclusterison.
Note:Afterchargingisnished,thekeywillbelocked
againiftheconnectorisnotpulledout.Ifthekeyis
switchonthepositionrun,youneedtobeunlocked
throughthecentralcontrol.
Note:IfchargingwithapublicACchargingpile,connect
thechargingconnectortothechargingequipment,and
chargeaccordingtotheinstructionsontheACcharging
pile.
Note:IfchargingwithapublicACchargingpile,before
charging,checkwhetherthereisanyabnormalityin
thechargingequipment.Inthechargingprocess,the
"chargingstatusindicator(yellow)"ontheinstrument
clusterilluminates.Ifheequipmentcantnotbecharged
after3consecutiveattempts,itisrecommendedto
replaceotherequipmentforattempts.Iftheequipment
canbechargedafterreplacement,thepreviouscharging
equipmentmaybedamaged.
Note:IfchargingwithapublicACchargingpile,please
checkwhetherthePPandCPpinsofthecharging
connectorarerusted.Ifso,pleasecleanthembefore
chargingtopreventchargingfailure.
10Oncethebatteryisfullycharged,the"chargingstatus
indicator(yellow)"ontheinstrumentclusterwillgoout,and
theelectroniclockofthechargingsocketwillbeunlocked
automatically.Pressthebuttonswitchonthecharging
connectortoremovethechargingconnector.
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Note:Ifthechargingneedstobeendedearlyandthe
chargingconnectorberemoved,unlockthevehicle
withthesmartorordinarykey,andthevehiclewillstop
chargingautomatically.The“Chargingstatusindicator
lamp(yellow)”willgoout,andtheelectroniclockwillbe
unlockedautomatically.Then,pressthebuttonswitch
onthechargingconnectortoremoveitwithin1minute(if
thechargingconnectorisnotremovedwithin1minute,
theelectroniclockofthechargingportwillbere-locked),
andreturnthepower-onswitchtothelockpositionat
last.
11Closethecoveronthecharginginlet.
12Closethechargingportpanel.
13Putthechargingconnector(suitableforthevehiclemodel
conguredwithachargingconnector)backintothefront
compartmentstoragebox.
Caution
Emergencytreatment:Intheeventofanemergencysuch
asre,smokeorburntsmell,turnthesocketpowerswitch
offimmediatelytocompletelypoweroffthesystem.Ifthe
vehiclehasbeenshallowlycharged(lessthan99%)every
twoorthreetimes,youneedtofullycharge(100%)the
vehicleonce.
Caution
•Ifanyunidentiedforeignmattersarefoundinthecharging
plug,insulator,pinandsocket,thechargingprocessshall
beterminatedimmediately.
•Itisstrictlyprohibitedtoinsertthechargingplugand
chargingbaseobliquely.
•Itisstrictlyprohibitedtoshakethechargingplugup,down,
leftandrightwheninserting/pullingitout,anditmustbe
inserted/pulledoutwithverticalforce.
•Duringcharging,thecableofchargingplugmustbe
smoothed,anditisnotallowedtodistorttoforcethe
chargingconnectorseatduringuse.
•Duringthechargingprocess,incaseofextremelysevere
weathersuchastyphoon,rainstormandhail,thecharging
processshallbeterminatedimmediately.
•Duringthechargingprocess,ifthecharginginterface
continuouslyemitsstrongandirritatingodor,thecharging
processshallbeterminatedimmediately.
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Charginginletemergencycable
TheACchargingsocketisprovidedwiththeelectroniclock
function.Inthechargingprocess,inordertopreventchildren
fromtouchingorunpluggingthechargingconnectorbyaccident,
afterthechargingconnectorispluggedintothechargingsocket,
theelectroniclockinthechargingsocketwillbelockedfollowing
themastercontrolswitch.Atthistime,donotunplugthe
chargingconnectorforcefullytoavoidcausingdamage.Be
suretounlockitusingakeyormastercontrolswitchbefore
unplugging.Ifthechargingconnectorcannotbeunlocked
withakeyormastercontrolswitchinanemergency,openthe
trunkrst,removetheleftrearsidecoverofthevehicle,and
thenpulltheemergencycorddownwardtounlockthecharging
connector.
Charginginformation
Rated
charging
voltage
Chargingpower
Charging
stand
standard
Slow
charging
standard
Fast
charging
standard
Antitheft
ofslow
charging
connector
Max.
470VMax.
130kW
CCS2IEC61851DIN70121Antitheft
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Equalizingcharge
EqualizationchargingreferstoBatteryManagementSystem
enablingbasicallyconsistentvoltagesofallbatterycellsinthe
chargingprocesstoensuretheoverallperformanceofthehigh
voltagebatterypack.Itisrecommendedtousethevehicleat
leastonceeverymonth.Itisrecommendedtoslowlycharge
thevehicleformorethan10hourseverymonthtoextendthe
lifeofthehighvoltagebatterypack.
Note:Forchargingsafetyreasons,theupperlimitofDCfast
chargingcapacityis97%,andtheupperlimitofACslow
chargingcapacityis100%.
Chargingtime
Chargingtimeofhigh-voltagebatterypackisrelatedtomany
factors,suchascurrentelectricquantity,chargingmode,
ambienttemperatureandchargingdevicepower.
Fastchargingtime
Underthenormaltemperaturestate,ifthechargingequipment
hasanoutputcapacityofover130kW,itwilltakeabout40
minutestochargethehigh-voltagebatteryfrom20%to80%.
Caution
•Atalowtemperatureandinanextremelyhightemperature
environment,therequiredchargingtimewillbeextended.
•Iftheoutputcapacityofchargingdeviceisinsufcient,the
requiredchargingtimewillbeextended.
Note:Inordertoprotectthehighvoltage-batterypack
andtospeedupthetemperatureriseofthebattery,when
performingafastchargeinalowtemperatureenvironment,
thehighvoltage-batterypackmayhaveadropincapacity
forashortperiodoftime,itisnormal.
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Slowchargingtime
Underthenormaltemperaturestate,ittakesabout9.5hours
fromthealarmstate(thelowhigh-voltagebatterypackwarning
lampontheinstrumentclusterilluminates)tothefullcharge
state.
Caution
•Atalowtemperature,therequiredchargingtimewillbe
extended.
•Ifequalizingchargehasnotbeenconductedforalongtime,
therequiredchargingtimewillbeextended.
•Equalizingchargeshallbeconductedbeforetherstuse
oflong-timeparkedvehicle,andthechargingtimeshallbe
appropriatelyextendedtocompletetheequalizingcharge.
Note:Theslowchargingtimementionedabovemeans
thetimerequiredbythevehicletouseACchargingpile
forcharging.Whentheresidentialelectricityisusedfor
charging,correspondingchargingtimewillbeabout2.5
timesofthatrequiredforadoptingACchargingpile.
Lowspeedalarmmodule
Thepureelectricvehicleisquietinlowspeeddriving,resultingin
theprobabilityofaccidentsoccurringtopedestrians(especially
theblind)higherthanthatofconventionalvehicles.Asystem
makingawarningorpromptsoundatlowspeedisachievedvia
alowspeedalarmmodule(AcousticVehicleAlertingSystem,
AVAS)toreducetheprobabilityofaccidentsoccurringto
pedestrians.Thedesignofacousticwarningandsoundeffects
forthesoundsensitivityofdifferentpopulationsachievesthe
balancebetweensafetyguaranteeandnoisepollution.
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Lowspeedalarmsoundeffect
Whenthevehiclespeedis0-20km/h,thelowspeedalarm
modulesimulatesthesoundofrunningenginetomake
thesoundalarm,andthetonegraduallyincreaseswiththe
accelerationandviceversa,towarnpersonsoutsidethevehicle
aboutthevehiclepassing.Theminimumaveragefrequency
shiftspeedofthefrequencymeetstherequirementsofnoless
than0.8%/(km/h).
Note:Whenthevehiclespeedis0km/h,thelowspeedalarm
moduledoesnotmakeapromptsound.
Whenthevehicleisreversing,thelowspeedalarmmodule
simulatesthesoundofrunningenginetowarnpersonsoutside
thevehicleaboutthereversingstate,andthetonegradually
increaseswiththeaccelerationandviceversa.
Note:Whenthevehiclereversingspeedis0km/h,thelow
speedalarmmoduledoesnotmakeapromptsound.
Electricpowersteeringsystem
"
"
Iftheelectricpowersteeringfailsorcannotoperate,
thesteeringwillappearveryheavy,whichwillaffect
drivingsafety.
Theelectricpowersteeringsystemonlyworkswhenthevehicle
isstarted.Thesystemoperatesviaamotorwithassistance
levelsautomaticallyadjustedbasedonvehiclespeed,steering
torqueandsteeringwheelangle.
Theelectricpowersteeringsystemhastheadvantagesof
simplestructureandenergysaving.Comparedwiththe
traditionalhydraulicpowersteeringsystem,theelectricpower
steeringsystemonlyneedsenergyinactualsteering,sothat
powerlosscanbereducedinthisoperatingwayofpower
consumptionaccordingtotheneed.
Caution
Whentheelectricpowersteeringsystemoperates,holding
thesteeringwheelonfulllockforlongperiodswillresultin
areductioninpowerassistanceandcauseaheavierfeelto
thesteering.
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EPS(ElectricPowerSteering)systemmalfunction
warninglight
See"Warninglightsandindicators"inBeforeYouDrivesection.
Ifthebatteryisdisconnectedorlackspowerseriously,thislight
mayilluminate.Atthispoint,fullyturnthesteeringwheeltothe
leftthentheright,thusthesysteminitializationiscompleted,and
thelightwillgoout.
Brakingsystem
Servicebrake
Dualbrakehydraulicsystem
"
"
Afailureinoneofthehydraulicpipelineswillbe
indicatedbyilluminationofthe"brakingsystem
warninglight(red)"ontheinstrument
clusterwhiledriving;itwillresultinincreasedbrake
pedaltravelandeffort,longerbrakingdistanceand
maycausethevehicletopulltooneside.Donot
pumpthebrakepedalinanattempttorestorepedal
pressure.Ifthereispressurefailureinoneofthe
brakepipelines,thecausemustbeinvestigated.
IMMEDIATELYbringthevehiclecarefullytoahalt.
Immediatelycontactourauthorizedserviceprovider
forservice.DoNOTcontinuedriving.
Shouldoneofthehydraulicpipelinesfailtheothercircuitwill
continuetofunction.
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Generalstate
"
"
Alwaysensurethatoormatsorotherobjectsdonot
disturbbrakepedalmovement.
Neverrestyourfootonthebrakepedalasthis
mayoverheatthebrakes,reducetheirefciency
andcauseexcessivewear.Ifbrakepads/shoes
havewornexcessively,asquealingorscreeching
noisewillbeheardwhenthebrakesareapplied,
andbrakingefciencywillbeaffected.Contactour
authorizedserviceproviderforserviceassoonas
possible.
Ifthemotorstopsrunningduetosomecauses,brakeboosterwill
stopworkingafter2pedaloperations;toachievetheexpected
brakeeffect,alargerforceshallbeappliedonthepedal.Inthese
circumstancesthebrakingdistancemaybelonger.
Ifthevehicleisnotinregularuseorisgaragedforlongperiods,
theefciencyofthebrakingsystemcouldbeimpaired.Contact
ourauthorizedserviceproviderforserviceassoonaspossible.
Wetstate
"
"
Drivinginheavyrainandslushyroadswill
considerablyreducebrakingefciency.Atthistime,
keepsafedistancefromothervehiclesandgently
depressthebrakepedalintermittentlytodrythe
brakefrictioncomponents.Inseverewetweather,
thisdryingprocessmayneedtoberepeatedevery
fewmiles.
Inwinter,icecanformorsaltmayaccumulateonthe
brakepadsanddiscs.Iceandsaltaccumulationwill
becleanedoffafterintermittentlylightapplications
ofthebrakepedal.
Descendingsteephills
"
"
Overheatingthebrakeswillreducebraking
efciencyandmayalsocausethevehicletopullto
oneside.
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ABS(Anti-lockBrakingSystem)
ABSisusedtopreventtheroadwheelsfromlockingunder
emergencybraking,therebyhelpingyoumaintainsteering
control.Nospecialdrivingtechniqueisneeded.
Undernormalbraking(wheresufcientroadsurfacefriction
existstopreventwheellock),theABSwillnotbeactivated.
AnintegralfeatureofthisbrakingsystemisElectronicBrake
Distribution(EBD),whichisusedtooptimizethebrakingforce
attherearwheelsunderfullloadcondition.
ImportantrulesforemergencybrakewithABSOn:
1Fullydepressthebrakepedal.
2Bypasstheobstacle.Nomatterhowmuchbrakeforceis
used,youcanalwaysmaintainthecontrolondirection.
ABSFunction
"
"
ABSmaynotbeabletoshortenthebrakedistance,
dependingonroadsurfaceconditions,brake
distancemayvarysignicantly.Infact,whenthe
vehiclewithoutABSdrivesonsomeroads(e.g.,
gravelroadorsnowyroad),thebrakedistancemay
beshorter.
ABScannotovercomethephysicallimitations
ofstoppingyourvehicleintooshortadistance,
corneringathighspeed,oraquaplaning,i.e.where
alayerofwaterpreventsadequatecontactbetween
thetiresandtheroadsurface.
ABSmustnevertemptyoutotakerisksthatcould
affectyoursafetyorthatofotherroadusers.Youstill
haveadutytodrivewithinnormalsafetymargins,
havingdueconsiderationfortheroadsurface,
weatherandtrafcconditions.
Ifthebrakingforceyouuseexceedstheavailableadhesion
betweenthetiresandtheroad,causingoneormorewheels
tobelocked,thenABSwillautomaticallycomeintooperation.
Youwillhearthesoundofarapidpulsationwhichwillalsobe
feltthroughthebrakepedal.
Whenbrakinginanemergency,alwaysdepressfullforceto
thebrakepedal,eveniftheroadsurfaceisslippery.ABSis
activated;itconstantlymonitorsthespeedofeachwheeland
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variesthebrakingpressuretoeachaccordingtotheamountof
frictionavailable.
Thispreventsthewheelsfromlockingandenablessteering
controltobemaintained.
PrecautionsfordrivingavehiclewithABS
•Inanemergencybrakingsituation,depressfullforcetothe
brakepedal.
•Undernormalbraking,applysteadypressuretothebrake
pedal-DONOTPUMPIT.
•Rememberthatsteeringcontrolwillalwaysbeavailable
duringbraking.
•TheavailabilityofABSdoesnoteliminatethedangers
ofdrivingtooclosetothevehicleinfront,aquaplaning,
excessivecorneringspeeds,etc.
•ABSdoesNOTguaranteeshorterbrakingdistances.
•Donotbealarmedifyouhearandfeelapulsingatthe
brakepedal.ThisisnormalandindicatesthattheABSisin
operation.
ESC(ElectronicStabilityControl)
FunctionsofESC
ESCcoversthefunctionsofABS,EBD,TCS,VDC,HBA,RMI,
HHC,AUTOHOLDandHDC.
ESCindicatorontheinstrumentclusterasheswhentheESC
isoperating.Youmayhearsomenoiseorfeelthevibrationof
brakepedal,whichisnormal.
Whenthevehicleispoweredon,"ESCindicator(yellow)”
willilluminateandgooffafterseveralseconds.In
normaldrivingconditions,ESCindicatorkeepsoff,andESCis
inmonitoringstate.WhentheESCindicatorashes,itindicates
ESCisoperating.Youmayhearsomenoiseorfeelthevibration
ofbrakepedal,whichisanormalphenomenon.IncaseofESC
failure,ESCindicatorwillstayOn.Pleasetakethevehicleto
ourauthorizedserviceproviderforESCinspection.
ESCswitchislocatedonthecentralcontrolscreen,ESCcan
beturnedoffwithESCOFFbutton,andwhenESCfunction
isturnedoff,"ESCOFFindicator(yellow)
OFF
"illuminates
andonlyABSandEBDfunctionsareavailable.
EBD(ElectronicBrake-forceDistribution)
EBDautomaticallydetectsthegripconditionsbetweenwheels
andground,distributesthebrakeforceoptimallyto4wheels,so
astoimprovebrakeefciencyanddrivingstability.
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TCS(TractionControlSystem)
TCSautomaticallycontrolsthedrivingforceatthestart-offand
accelerationtopreventwheelsfromspinning,soastomaintain
thedrivingstability.
VDC(VehicleDynamicsControl)
VDCisanadvancedcomputersystem,whichcanhelpyouto
controlthevehicledrivingdirectioninseveredrivingconditions.
Whenthecomputerdetectsthedeviationbetweentheexpected
drivingrouteandtheactualdrivingdirection,VDCsystemmay
selectivelyapplybrakepressureononeormorebrakesof
thevehiclesoastokeepthevehicledrivinginthedirection
commanded.
HBA(HydraulicBrakeAssist)
Incaseofemergencybraking,usuallythedrivercanstepon
thebrakepedalquickly,butthebrakingforcemaynotreach
themaximumdecelerationthatthevehicleandthegroundcan
provide.HBAfunctionsupportstoprovideadditionalbraking
forceinsuchemergencybrakingconditions.
RMI(RollMovementIntervention)
RMIcanidentifythevehiclerollovertrendasearlyaspossible
bymonitoringtheturningangleofsteeringwheelandlateral
acceleration,andapplybrakingtooneormorewheelstoprevent
therollovertothegreatestextent.
HHChillholdcontrol
Whenthevehicledrivesuphill,HHCcanpreventthevehicle
fromslidingbackwardsafterthedriverreleasesthebrakepedal.
Anintervalupto2secondsisavailableforthedrivertoshift
hisfootfromthebrakepedaltotheacceleratorpedalsoasto
successfullydriveoffonaslope.
AUTOHOLD
TheESCrunstogetherwiththeEPBtohelpyourvehicleparkin
anystationaryconditionwithoutdepressingthebrakepedalall
thetime.
HDC(HillDescentControl)
Whenthevehicleisrunningdownhill,theHDCfunctioncanhelp
thedriverkeepthespeedconstant,allowingthedrivertofocus
justonthesteeringwheel.
PrecautionsfordrivingavehiclewithESC
ESCcandetectandanalyzevehicleconditions,andtake
preventivemeasuresbycorrectingwrongdrivingoperation.
However,anythinghasitslimitandnosafetydeviceisabsolutely
safeifthedriverblindlydrivesthevehicleover-speeding.
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EPB(ElectricalParkingBrake)
TheEPBpull-upswitchisintegratedwiththePbuttononthe
shiftlever.Whenthevehicleisstationary,pressthePbuttonto
putthevehicleintoPgearwhiletheEPBispulledup,andthere
isalsoanEPBreleaseswitchonthecenterconsolescreen.
InstructionsbeforeUsingEPB
•Oncethevehicleispoweredon,theEPBcanbeusedallthe
time.DonotoperatetheEPBswitchrepeatedlywhenthe
vehicleisnotrunningtopreventexcessivedischargingofthe
battery.EPBisunabletobeappliedorreleasedwhenthe
batterypowerisinsufcient.
•TheEPBcanpreventaccidentalslippingwhenstartingoffon
aslope.TheEPBwillautomaticallyreleaseonlywhenthe
vehicletractionisgreaterthantheslidingforce.
•Whenthenormalbrakeofthevehiclefails,theemergency
brakingfunctioncanstillstopthevehicle.See"Emergency
BrakingFunction"inthissectionfordetails.
•Minornoisemaybeheardwhenapplyingorreleasingthe
electronicparkingbrake.Thisisnormal,pleaserestassured.
•Whenthevehicleispoweredoff,theappliedparkingbrake
cannotbereleased,andthereleasedparkingbrakecannot
beapplied,pleaseconnectanexternalpowersupply.
•Ifthe"EPBindicator(red)"doesnotturnonoroff
whenyouoperatetheEPBswitch,orthe"EPBmalfunction
indicator(yellow)"illuminatesandtheEPBcannot
bereleasedthroughnormaloperation,pleasecontactour
authorizedserviceprovider.
•DonotperformEPBontheroadwiththeslopemorethan
30%,otherwisethevehiclemayslip.IftheEPBfailstofully
brakewhenparkingontheroadbeyondadenedslope,the
drivercanstopthevehiclefromslidingbydepressingthe
brakepedal.
Parking
ManualHold
1Thevehicleispoweredonorthemotorisoperating.
2Keepthevehiclestationary.
3PressthePbuttonontheshiftleverandapplytheparking
brake.Ifthe"EPBindicator(red)"ontheinstrumentcluster
illuminates,theparkingbrakeisappliedsuccessfully.
PressthePbuttonontheshiftleverandapplytheparking
brake.Whenthe"EPBindicator(red)"ontheinstrument
clusterilluminates,itmeanstheparkingbrakeissuccessful.
4MovetheshiftleverinPgearwhenparking.
5Whenthevehicleisonaslope,pleaseturnthesteering
wheeltoensurethatthevehicleisaimedatthecurbwhen
itslips.
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Start-off
ManualReleaseofEPB
1Poweronthevehicle.
2PresstheEPBreleaseswitchonthecenterconsolescreen.
3TurnoffEPBswitchtoreleasetheparkingbrake.Ifthe
"EPBindicator(red)"ontheinstrumentclustergoesout,the
parkingbrakeisreleased.
AutomaticReleaseofEPB
"
"
Ifagearisengagedwhenthevehicleisstoppedand
themotorisrunning,neverdepresstheaccelerator
pedal.Otherwise,thevehiclewillimmediatelymove
onitsownandanaccidentmayoccur.
1Poweronthevehicle.
2Thedriverfastenshis/herseatbelt.
3Thetransmissionisinanygear.
4Depresstheacceleratorpedal.Whenstartingoffonalevel
groundoraslope,depresstheacceleratorpedal.Whenthe
tractionisgreaterthantheslidingforce,theparkingbrake
willautomaticallyrelease,the"EPBindicator(red)"onthe
instrumentclusterwillgoout,andthevehiclestartstomove.
EmergencyBrakingFunction
Whenthevehicleisinmotion,pressthePbuttonontheshift
levertoactivatetheemergencybrakingfunction.Atthistime,the
vehiclewillbrakefourwheelsbyactivatingthehydraulicbrake
system,anditsbrakingeffectisjustlikepressingthebrakepedal
hard.AslongasthePbuttonisreleased,theemergencybraking
functionwillbedeactivated.
Caution
Thisfunctionisusedwhenthenormalbrakingoperationhas
failed.
AutomaticEPBpull-upfunction
EPB(ElectronicParkingBrake)hasameoutpower-off
automaticpull-upfunction.YoucanselecttoenabletheEPB
power-offautomaticpull-upfunctiononthecentralcontrol
screenbytheswitchtitled“FlameoutAutomaticElectronic
HandbrakePull-up”.
Thisfunctionisenabledbydefault,thatis,EPBwillbe
automaticallypulledupwhenthevehicleispoweredoffin
ameoutstate.Ifyouselecttodisablethisfunction,itwilltake
effectonlyincurrentignitioncycle.Innextignitioncycle,this
functionwillautomaticallyrestoreasenabled.
Whenthisfunctionisdisabled,youneedtopoweroffinPgear
toensurethatEPBwillnotbeautomaticallypulledup.Referto
thefollowingprocessesfortheoperationsteps:
1ParkthevehiclestablyandengageinPgear;
2ClickthebuttononthecentralcontrolscreentoreleaseEPB;
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3Clickthebuttononthecentralcontrolscreentodisablethe
function;
4Shutdowntheengineandpoweroff,lockthevehicleand
getoff.
Caution
Whenthefunctionisdisabled,besuretoparkthevehicleon
atgroundtoensuresafeparking.
AUTOHOLD
AUTOHOLDislocatedoncentralcontrolscreen.Usethis
switchtocontroltheonoroffofAUTOHOLDsystem.
TheAUTOHOLDsystemsupportsthedrivertoreducedriving
fatiguewhenthevehicleoftenencounterstrafclightsorstops
andgoesrepeatedly.TheAutoHoldfunctionenablesthe
parkingbraketoreleaseautomaticallywhenstartingoff,and
thevehicletoparkautomaticallywhenitisstationary.
AUTOHOLDON
Caution
TheseconditionsmayberequiredtoenableAUTOHOLD
function:thedriver'sdoorisclosed;thedriver'sseatbeltis
fastened;themotorisstarted.
WhentheAUTOHOLDswitchisturnedon,the"AUTO
HOLDindicator(gray)”
AUTO
HOLD
ontheinstrumentclusterwill
illuminate.Whenthevehicleisstationaryandthe"AUTOHOLD
indicator(green)"ontheinstrumentclusterilluminates,ifAUTO
HOLDisoperating,rstperformESCtoholdpressureandstop
vehicle.10minuteslater,ifthevehicleisstillinstationarystate,
ESCwillrequestforEPB.The"AUTOHOLDindicator(gray)”
goesout,andthe“EPBindicator(red)”illuminates.
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DuringoperationoftheAUTOHOLD,openingthedooror
unfasteningtheseatbeltwillactivatetheEPB.The"AUTO
HOLDindicator(green)”goesoutandthe“EPBindicator(red)”
illuminates.
Ifyoudepresstheacceleratorpedalasusual,theparking
brakewillbeautomaticallyreleasedandthevehiclewillstart.
The"AUTOHOLDindicator(gray)”ontheinstrumentcluster
illuminates,andtheAUTOHOLDisinstandbystate.
DisableAUTOHOLD
WhentheAUTOHOLDswitchisturnedoff,the"AUTOHOLD
indicator(gray)”ontheinstrumentclusterwillgoout,andthe
AUTOHOLDfunctionisdisabled.
"
"
Donotperformautoholdontheroadwiththeslope
morethan30%,otherwisethevehiclemayslip.
Whenthe"AUTOHOLDindicator(yellow)”
AUTO
HOLD
onthe
instrumentclusterilluminates,itmeanstheAUTOHOLDsystem
isfaulty,pleasedriveimmediatelytoourauthorizedservice
providerforvehicleinspection.
HDC(HillDescentControl)
Whendrivingonalongdownhillroadwitharelativelygreat
gradient,ifthevehiclespeediswithinacertainspeedrange,
thereisnoneedforthedrivertodepressthebrakepedal
andacceleratorpedal,andthevehiclewillrunatalowspeed
automatically,soastoensurethevehiclegoesdownhillsteadily;
atthistime,thedrivercancorrecttheautomaticallycontrolled
speedofsystemthroughbrakepedalandacceleratorpedal.
HDCislocatedoncentralcontrolscreen.Usethisswitchto
controltheonoroffofHDCsystem.
Whenthevehiclespeediswithintherangeof35-60km/h,HDC
isinoperativebutinstandbystate.
Whenthevehiclespeedishigherthan60km/h,HDCfunction
automaticallyexits.T oenableitagain,youneedtopressthe
HDCswitchoncentralcontrolscreenagain.
Whenthevehicleispoweredon,HDCfunctionisdisabledby
default.WhentheHDCswitchisturnedon,"HDCindicator
(green)”ontheinstrumentclusterilluminates,and
HDCfunctionisinstandbystate.WhenHDCoperates,"HDC
indicator(green)"willash;if"HDCmalfunctionwarninglight
(yellow)"illuminates,itindicatestheHDCsystemisfaulty.
Pleasedrivethevehicletoourauthorizedserviceproviderfor
ESCsysteminspection.WhentheHDCswitchisturnedoff,the
"HDCindicator(green)”ontheinstrumentclusterwillgoout,
andtheHDCfunctionisdisabled.
Note:HDCfunctionisusedtoassistthedrivertogo
downhillsteadilyatalowspeed,anditisnotrecommended
toenablethisfunctiononanon-ramproad.
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Warninglights
Warninglightsrelatedtobrakingsysteminclude"braking
systemwarninglight(red)","ABSwarninglight(yellow)",
"EBDwarninglight(red)","ESCindicator(yellow)","ESCOFF
indicator(yellow)","EPBindicator(red)","EPBmalfunction
warninglight(yellow)",“AUTOHOLDindicator(gray)”,"AUTO
HOLDindicator(green)",”AUTOHOLDindicator(yellow)”,"HDC
indicator(green)"and"HDCindicator(yellow)",pleasesee
"Warninglightsandindicators"inBeforeYouDrivesection.
Brakepedalsensingmodeswitchingfunction
Thevehicleswithelectroniccontrolboosterispresetwithtwo
brakepedalsensingmode:“standard”and“sports”,andthe
drivercanselectandswitchbetweenthesetwomodesonthe
centralcontrolscreen.
Whenthe“sports”modesisselected,asmallpedalforceor
pedalstrokecannotonlyobtainlargerbrakingforce,butalso
reachthemaximumpointofboosterforceinashorttimeand
shortenthebrakingdistance.Thismodeisapplicabletooldor
femaledriverswithsmallsteppingforce.
Whenthe"standard"modeisselected,thebrakingforceoutput
isrelativelymoderateatthesamepedalforceorpedalstroke,
whichisapplicabletothevastmajorityofpeople.
Note:Whenswitchingbrakepedalsensingmode,ensure
thatthevehiclestartsfromastationarystateandthebrake
pedalcannotbesteppedon.
Parkingassistsystem
Note:Thetypeofparkingassistsystemequippedon
yourvehicleissubjecttotheactualvehicleconguration
purchased.
Cameraprovidesvisualaidsfortheparkingassistsystem.See
"Camera"inDriverassistancesystemfordetails.Ultrasonic
radarprovidesobjectdetectionfortheparkingassistsystem.
See"Radar"inDriverassistancesystemfordetails.
Parkingsensor
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"
Theparkingassistsystemisnotalwaysreliableand
isonlyplayingtheroleofguidance!Theparking
sensorsmightnotdetectsometypesofobstacles,
includingslimobjects(suchaswirenetsandropes),
smallobjectsclosetotheground,conicobjectsand
someobjectswithnon-reectivesurfaces.
Thesensorsshallbefreeofdirt,ice,andsnow.
Thesedimentonsurfacesofsensorswillimpairthe
normalfunctioningofthesensors.Therefore,avoid
directlyushingthesensorsfromashortdistance
byahighpressurewatergunwhilewashingyour
vehicle.
Thesensorsinstalledontherearbumperarefunctionedtoscan
therearwardareaofvehicle,inordertojudgethepresenceof
obstacles.Upondetectionofanyobstacle,theparkingsensors
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willcalculateitsspacingfromtherearofthevehicleandsend
theinformationtothedriverbyalertingtones.It'sreallyimportant
thatthissystemisonlyaparkingassistsystemandcan'tfunction
asthereplacementforyourobservationandpersonaljudgment.
Workingstatusofparkingsensorassistsystem
Afterselectingthereversegear,theparkingassistsystemwill
giveoutaprompttoneof0.5stoindicatetheoperationstarted
automatically.Whenselectingothergears,theparkingassist
systemwillstopworking.
Note:Ifthesystemgivesoutaprompttoneof3safterthe
reversegearisselected,itindicatesthatthesystemhasa
malfunction.ContactOurServiceDealerforserviceassoon
aspossible.
Parkingprocess
Whenthetwomiddleradarsintherearofthevehicleareabout
150cmawayfromthebarrier,orwhentheradarsonbothsides
areabout60cmawayfromthebarrier,theparkingassistsystem
startstomakealarmsounds.Andthealarmsoundbecome
harsherwhenthevehicleisapproachingthebarrier.
Whenthedistanceofthevehiclefromthebarrierislessthan
30cm,theparkingassistsystemwillsoundalongalarm.Atthis
moment,itisimpossibletoeffectivelyidentifythebarrierifyou
continuetoreversethevehicle.
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30CM
60CM60CM
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Frontandrearsensors
"
"
Theparkingassistsystemisnotalwaysreliableand
isonlyplayingtheroleofguidance!Thesensors
mightnotdetectsometypesofobstacles,including
slimobjects(suchaswirenetsandropes),small
objectsclosetotheground,conicobjects,andsome
objectswithnon-reectivesurfaces.
Thesensorsshallbefreeofdirt,ice,andsnow.
Thesedimentonsurfacesofsensorswillimpairthe
normalfunctioningofthesensors.Therefore,avoid
directlyushingthesensorsfromashortdistance
byahighpressurewatergunwhilewashingyour
vehicle.
Theradarsensorlocatedinthefrontbumperwillscanthefront
areaofthevehicle,andtheradarsensorlocatedintherear
bumperwillscantherearareaofthevehicle,inordertojudge
thepresenceofobstacles.Upondetectionofanyobstacle,
theparkingsensorswillcalculateitsspacingwiththevehicle
andsendtheinformationtothedriverbyalertingtones.It's
reallyimportantthatthissystemisonlyaparkingassistsystem
andcan'tfunctionasthereplacementforyourobservationand
personaljudgment.
Workingstatusofparkingassistsystemwithfrontand
rearsensors
Rearparkingassistsystem
Afterselectingthereversegear,theparkingassistsystemwill
giveoutaprompttoneof0.5stoindicatetheoperationstarted
automatically.Aftershiftingoutofthereversegear,therear
parkingassistsystemstopsworking.
Frontparkingassistsystem
Whenselectingthereversegearorthedrivegear,thevehicle
speedrisesfrom0km/hto15km/h,thefrontparkingassist
systemworks;whenthevehiclespeeddropsfrom15km/hto
12km/h,thefrontparkingassistsystemisinstandbymode;
whenthevehiclespeeddropsto12km/horbelow,thefront
parkingassistsystemworks.
Note:Ifthesystemkeepsringingforalongtimeafterthe
reversegearorthedrivegearisselected,itindicatesthat
thesystemhasamalfunction.ContactOurServiceDealer
forserviceassoonaspossible.
Frontradarswitchoncenterconsolescreen
Pressthefrontradarswitchoncenterconsolescreentoturnon
thefrontparkingassistsystem.
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Parkingprocess
Whenthetwomiddleradarsintherearofthevehicleareabout
150cmawayfromthebarrier,orwhentheradarsonbothsides
areabout60cmawayfromthebarrier,theparkingassistsystem
startstomakealarmsounds.Andthealarmsoundbecome
harsherwhenthevehicleisapproachingthebarrier.
Whentheradarsonbothsidesofthefrontofvehicleareabout
60cmawayfromthebarrier,theparkingassistsystemwillstart
makingalarmsounds.Andthealarmsoundbecomeharsher
whenthevehicleisapproachingthebarrier.
Note:Forthevehiclesequippedwithautomaticparking
assistsystem,whenthetwomiddleradarsinthefront
ofthevehicleareabout120cmawayfromthebarrier,the
parkingassistsystemwillstartmakingalarmsounds.
Whenthedistanceofthevehiclefromthebarrierislessthan
30cm,theparkingassistsystemwillsoundalongalarm.Atthis
moment,itisimpossibletoeffectivelyidentifythebarrierifyou
continuetoreversethevehicle.
Note:Whenthedistanceofthevehiclefromthebarrieris
morethan30cm,thefrontradarhasamutestrategyof3s
withthevehicleindrivegear;ifthedistancefromthebarrier
doesnotchangeafter3s,thealarmsoundwillstop;ifthe
distancefromthebarrierchangesagain,thesystemwill
resumesendingalarmsound.
150 CM
30CM30CM
120 CM
60CM60CM
60CM60CM
Rearviewcamera
"
"
Theparkingcameraassistsystemisnotalways
reliableandisonlyplayingtheroleofguidance!
Duetolimitedvisualeld,theparkingcameracan't
detectanyobstaclebeyonditsvisualeld.
Workingstatusofparkingcameraassistsystem:
Afterselectingreversegear,theimageofcenterconsolescreen
willbeswitchedtotheworkingstatusofparkingcamera,and
thedisplaywillshowthesceneimagebehindthevehicleforthe
driver'sreferenceduringreversing.
Whenselectingothergears,theparkingcameraassistsystem
stopsworkingandthedisplayreturnstotheoriginalstate.
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Note:Whenthevehicleentersthereversingstate,cameras
willoutputstaticreversingtrackswhicharedisplayed
onthecenterconsolescreen,takethehorizontalplane
asreference,andidentifytheareabehindthevehiclein
segmentsdividedbyred,yellowandgreenlines.
360°around-viewsystem
"
"
Theparkingassistsystemisnotalwaysreliableand
isonlyplayingtheroleofguidance!Duetolimited
visualeld,theparkingcameracan'tdetectany
obstaclebeyonditsvisualeld.
The360°around-viewsystemincludes4cameras,whichare
respectivelyinstalledinthefront,rear,leftandrightofvehicle
body.
Operatingstateof360°around-viewsystem:
Afterselectingthereversegear,thecenterconsolescreenwill
automaticallyswitchtothe360°around-viewinterface,andthen
youcanjudgetherelativepositionbetweenthevehicleandthe
barrieraccordingtotheimage.
Whenthevehiclespeedislessthan15km/h,pressthe360°
around-viewbuttononthecenterconsolescreentoturnonthe
360°around-viewsystem.Thenthecenterconsolescreenwill
switchtothe360°around-viewinterfaceofleftturn,rightturnor
normaldrivingaccordingtothecurrentvehicleoperation.
Note:Selecttheareatobeviewedbytouchingthefront,
rear,leftorrightbuttononthecenterconsolescreen.
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540°around-viewsystem
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"
540°around-viewsystemisnotalwaysreliable.It
onlyplaystheroleofassistance!Duetolimited
visualeld,thecameracan'tdetectanyobstacle
beyondtheblindspotanditsvisualeld;evenwhen
thesystemisrunning,bealsocarefultoviewthe
environmentaroundthevehicle.
540°around-viewsystemincludesfourcamerasandone
controller,andthecamerasarerespectivelylocatedinfour
orientationsoffront,rear,leftandright.
540°around-viewsystemprovidesmultipleauxiliaryfunctions,
whichmainlyinclude:
•2Dimage
•3Dviewingangle
•Viewingangleofunderbody
Note:Thetypeof540°around-viewsystemonyourvehicle
dependsontheactualvehiclecongurationyoupurchased.
2D/3Daround-viewsystem
Functionactivation
•Selectthereversegeartotriggerthearound-viewsystem.
•Whenthevehiclespeedislessthan15km/h,wakeupthe
panoramicsystemthrough"360"icononthemaininterface
ofcenterconsolescreen.
Afterthefunctionisactivated,2D/3Dandfront/rear/left/right
viewinganglescanbeswitchedintheoperationarea.
Functiondeactivation
•Click"╳"atthetopleftcornerofscreenunderthepanoramic
interfacetodeactivateit.
•Whenthevehiclespeedis17km/horabove,thesystem
automaticallyexits.
Functionsettings
Clickthe"Settings"onthescreenunderthepanoramicinterface,
anduserscanchoosetoactivate/deactivatethesub-functions
suchas"steeringtriggeredpanorama","forwardtrajectory"and
"wideviewingangle".
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Viewingangleofunderbody
Theviewingangleofunderbodycanprovidethevisualeldfrom
underbody,suchasobservethemanholecover,curbandtire
returnability.
Functionactivation
Clickthe"viewingangleofunderbody"onthescreenunderthe
panoramicinterfacetoentertheinterfaceforviewingangleof
underbody,whichisfrontviewanglebydefault.
Functiondeactivation
•Click"2Dimage"or"3Dviewingangle"toswitchoutofthe
viewingangleofunderbody.
•Click"╳"atthetopleftcornerofscreentodeactivateit.
•Whenthevehiclespeedis30km/horabove,thesystem
automaticallyexits.
Driverassistancesystem
Note:Thetypeofadvanceddriverassistancesystemon
yourvehicledependsontheactualvehicleconguration
youpurchased.
Camera
Thisvehicleisequippedwithvetypesofcameras:surround
viewcamera,smartsideviewcamera,interiorcamera,front
viewcameraorfronttri-focalcamera.Thesurroundview
cameraprovidesvisualassistfortheparkingassistsystem.The
interiorcameraprovidesobjectdetectionforthedriver/occupant
monitoringsystem.Thesmartsideviewcamera,frontview
cameraorfronttri-focalcameraprovidesobjectdetectionfor
thedriverassistancesystem.
Cameramountinglocation
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5 2
2
3
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1Thefrontsurroundviewcameraismountedonthefront
grille.
2Theleftrear/rightrearsmartsideviewcamerasaremounted
onthefrontfenders.
3Theleftfront/rightfrontsmartsideviewcamerasaremounted
ontheoutersideoftherootsofleftandrightrearview
mirrors.
4Theleftandrightsurroundviewcamerasaremountedon
theinnersideoftherootsofleftandrightrearviewmirrors.
5TheinteriorcamerasaremountedbelowtheA-pillarupper
trimpanelandabovetheB-pillaruppertrimpanel.
6Thefrontviewcameraorfronttri-focalcameraismounted
insidethewindshield,attheinteriorrearviewmirror.(Some
modelsareequippedwithafrontviewcamera,whileothers
areequippedwithafronttri-focalcamera,bothofwhichwill
notbemountedinthesamemodel)
7Therearsurroundviewcameraismountednearthelicense
platelightontherightofthetailgate.
Note:Thetypeandlocationofcamerasonyourvehicle
dependsonyouractualvehicleconguration.
Caution
Whenthecamerasensorhardwareisdamaged,itmustbe
repairedorreplacedtimely.Itisrecommendedthatyou
driveyourvehicletoOurServiceDealerforrepair,insteadof
replacementbyyourself.
Nolicenseplateframeandotheritemsareallowedonthe
frontandrearlicenseplatestopreventinterferencewith
camerasorradarsensors;thelicenseplatesrequiresregular
maintenanceandservicetopreventtheirdeformationfrom
affectingtheperformanceofradarsensors.
Thecamerasmaynotworkproperlyinalltrafcenvironments,
weathers,anddrivingconditions.Pleasedrivewithcarewhen
thedrivingenvironmentiscomplexortheweathercondition
isbad.
Cameramaintenance
Inordertoensurenormaloperation,pleasekeepthefrontofthe
camerasfreeofforeignmatterssuchasdust,ice,snow,and
water.
Whenthereareforeignmattersinfrontoftheradar,pleaseclean
itwithasoftcloth.Donotuseahighpressurewatergun,nor
damagethelensofthecamera.
Theassembledstructureaftercamerareplacementmust
useouroriginalparts.Thecameramustbere-calibrated
atOurServiceDealerafterreplacementtoensurethatall
camera-basedvehiclesystemsfunctionproperly.
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Usagerestrictions
Whenacameracannotworkproperly,thefunctionsthatrelyon
thedetectedinformationprovidedbythecameraarelimitedor
abnormal.
Thedetectionrangeandcapabilityofthecamerasarelimited,
andtheobjectsbeyondtheirdetectionrangeandcapability
cannotbedetected.
Thecameraperformancewillbeinhibitedinthefollowing
environments:
•Cameraviewblockedorforeignmattersadheringtothe
camerasurface,suchasdust,ice,snow,andwater.
•Weatherconditionswithpoorlightsorlowvisibility.
•Cameraoverexposecausedbydirectsunlight.
•Rapidchangeinlights(e.g.drivingintooroutofatunnel).
•Camerashakeduetobumpyroadorotherreasons.
Radar
Thisvehicleisequippedwithtwotypesofradar:ultrasonicradar
andmillimeterwaveradar.Theultrasonicradarprovidesobject
detectionfortheparkingassistsystem.Themillimeterwave
radarprovidesobjectdetectionforthedriverassistancesystem.
Radarmountinglocation
1
1
1
1
12
12
1
1 2
2
1
1
1
1 2
1Theultrasonicradarsaremountedonthefrontandrear
bumpers.
2Themillimeterwaveradarsaremountedinsidethefront
grille/inthefrontandrearbumpers.(Somemodelsareonly
equippedwithmillimeterwaveradarsinsidethefrontgrille,
whileothersareequippedwith5millimeterwaveradars)
Note:Thetypeandlocationofradarsonyourvehicle
dependsonyouractualvehicleconguration.
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Caution
Inordertoavoidtheinuenceonthedetectionperformance
ofradarsensors,itisstrictlyprohibitedtopaintormodifythe
bodyandfrontandrearbumperswithoutpermission.
Whentheradarsensorhardwareisdamaged,itmustbe
repairedorreplacedtimely.Itisrecommendedthatyou
driveyourvehicletoOurServiceDealerforrepair,insteadof
replacementbyyourself.
Nolicenseplateframeandotheritemsareallowedonthe
frontandrearlicenseplatestopreventinterferencewith
camerasorradarsensors;thelicenseplatesrequiresregular
maintenanceandservicetopreventtheirdeformationfrom
affectingtheperformanceofradarsensors.
Theradarsensorsmaynotworkproperlyinalltrafc
environments,weathers,anddrivingconditions.Pleasedrive
withcarewhenthedrivingenvironmentiscomplexorthe
weatherconditionisbad.
Radarmaintenance
Inordertoensurenormaloperation,pleasekeepthefrontofthe
radarsfreeofforeignmatterssuchasdust,ice,snow,andwater.
Whenthereareforeignmattersinfrontoftheradar,pleaseclean
itwithasoftcloth.Donotuseahighpressurewatergun,nor
damagethefrontsurfaceoftheradar.
Theassembledstructureafterradarsensorreplacementmust
useouroriginalparts.Theradarsensormustbere-calibrated
atOurServiceDealerafterreplacementtoensurethatallradar
sensor-basedvehiclesystemsfunctionproperly.
Usagerestrictions
Whenaradarcannotworkproperly,thefunctionsthatrelyon
thedetectedinformationprovidedbytheradararelimitedor
abnormal.
Thedetectionrangeoftheradarsislimited,andtheobjects
beyondtheirdetectionrangecannotbedetected.
Theradarperformancewillbeinhibitedinthefollowing
environments:
•Foreignmattersadheringtotheradarsurface,suchasdust,
ice,snow,andwater.
•Absorbinginterferingsubstancesontheobjectsdetectedby
theradar,suchascottonobjects.
•Badweatherconditions,suchasheavyrain,heavysnowand
densefog.
•Radarshakeduetobumpyroadorotherreasons.
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FCWandAEB(Forwardcollisionassist)
TheforwardcollisionassistincludesFCW(ForwardCollision
Warning)andAEB(AutomaticEmergencyBraking).The
forwardcollisionwarningfunctionwarnsthedriverof
pedestrians,bicyclesorvehiclesinfrontofthevehiclewith
visualandaudiosignals.Ifthedriverfailstotakeactionswithin
areasonableperiodoftime,thesystemwilltriggertheautomatic
emergencybrakingfunction.
Thecollisionassistmayenablerapidandmomentarybraking
inresponsetodifferentrisksofcollision,whichmaymakethe
driveruncomfortable,andthedrivershouldactivelyapplybrake
atthistime.
Iftheriskofcollisionfurtherincreases,thesystemwillbrake
sharplyandstopthevehicleundernormalconditions.For
mostdrivers,thisisnotanormaldrivingstyleandtheymay
feeluncomfortable.Whenthecollisionassistsuccessfully
avoidscollisionwiththevehicleahead,thevehiclewillremain
stationaryforashortperiodoftimeandthedrivershouldtake
actionsassoonaspossible.
Thedriveroroccupantusuallynoticesthefunctionofcollision
assistonlywhenthevehicleisabouttocollide.Thecollision
assistisactivatedwhenthedrivershouldstartbrakingearly,but
itcannotassistthedriverinallcases.
Functionactivationordeactivation
Functionactivationmethod
Whenthevehicleisstarted,thecollisionassistfunctionis
activatedbydefault.
Toreactivatethefunctionafteryoudeactivateit,setonthe
centerconsolescreen:Settings->AdvancedDriverAssistance
->ActivateCollisionAssist.
Whenthefunctionisactivated,the"FCW(ForwardCollision
Warning)/AEB(AutomaticEmergencyBraking)warninglight
(yellow)"ontheinstrumentclusteristurnedoff.
Functiondeactivationmethod
Setonthecenterconsolescreen:Settings->AdvancedDriver
Assistance->DeactivateCollisionAssist.
Whenthefunctionisdeactivated,theforwardcollisionwarning
andautomaticemergencybrakingwillbeturnedoffatthe
sametime,andthe"FCW(ForwardCollisionWarning)/AEB
(AutomaticEmergencyBraking)warninglight(yellow)"
ontheinstrumentclusterremainson.
Sensitivityadjustment
Setonthecenterconsolescreenbyclicking"…"or">"onthe
rightofCollisionAssisttopopuptheoptions"Low","Standard"
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and"High";youcanchoosetheappropriatesensitivitybasedon
yourneeds.
Informationprompts
•Visualalarm
–Indicatorprompt:Duringtheforwardcollisionwarning,
the"FCW(ForwardCollisionWarning)/AEB(Automatic
EmergencyBraking)warninglight(yellow)"
ashes;duringtheautomaticemergencybraking,the
"FCW(ForwardCollisionWarning)/AEB(Automatic
EmergencyBraking)warninglight(red)"ashes.
–Textreminder:Riskofcollision/automaticemergency
braking.
•Audiblealarm:Theentertainmentsystemspeakeralarms.
Caution
Thecollisionassistisanauxiliaryfunctionthatcannotwork
underalldriving,trafc,weatherandroadconditions,which
cannotreplacethedrivingandaccuratejudgment.The
performanceofthesystemmaybedegradedbyotherfactors,
sothatthedrivershoulddrivecarefullyanddonotrelysolely
onthesystem.Beforeusingthecollisionassist,thedriver
shouldchecktherestrictionstheyneedtoknowbyreferring
tothissection.
Caution
Thecollisionassistisdesignedtodecreasethevehiclespeed
asmuchaspossibletoreducethelossescausedbycollisions,
insteadofcompletepreventionofcollisions.Thedrivershould
drivecarefullyanddonotrelyonthesystem.
Whenthesystemgivesvisualandaudiblewarnings,thedriver
shouldimmediatelytakefurthermeasurestoavoidriskof
collisionanddonotrelysolelyonthesystem.
Therecognitionrangeoffrontviewcameraandfront
millimeterwaveradarrealizedbycollisionassistislimited,so
youshouldnotrelysolelyonthesystemtopreventcollisions.
Duetotheinherentlimitations,thesystemmaygiveawarning
orbrakewhenthereisnoriskofcollision.Thedrivershould
alwayspayattentiontothetrafcenvironmentaheadandtake
appropriatemeasuresimmediately.
Theoperatingrangeofthecollisionassistsystemis8km/hto
130km/h.
Withthecollisionassistactivated,ifthe"FCW(Forward
CollisionWarning)/AEB(AutomaticEmergencyBraking)
warninglight(yellow)"remainson,pleasedriveto
OurServiceDealerforservice.
Usagerestrictions
•Whenthevehiclespeedislessthan8km/h,thesystemwill
notgiveanalarm.Lowerspeedmayindicatethatyouare
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drivingonacongestedroadandtheoccasionaltriggeringof
thesystemmayprovidebaddrivingexperience.
•Thedrivershouldensurethattheseatbelthasbeenfastened,
otherwisetheautomaticemergencybrakingwillnotwork.
•Pleaseensurethattheelectronicstabilitycontrolandcollision
assistfunctionsareactivated,otherwisethecollisionassist
functionwillnotwork.
•Certainobjectswillaffectandimpairthedetectionofsensors,
suchasroadfences,tunnelentrances,heavyrainorsnow,
whichmayinturnaffecttherelatedfunctionsoftheAEB.
•Theprerequisiteforthecollisionassisttorespondtoa
relevantobjectisthatitmustbeinthesensorviewand
recognized.Thecollisionassistperformancewillbegreatly
limitedforobjectsthatcutin,aredetectedonlyafterthe
vehiclechangesitslane,andareonroadswithsharpturns.
•Iftrafcconditionsorexternalinuencescausethecameras
andradarsfailuretoproperlydetectthepedestrians,cyclists,
vehiclesandotherobjects,warningorbrakeinterventionmay
bedelayedornotfullyimplemented.
•Thedetectioncapabilityofcameraswillbeaffectedbysevere
weathers,suchashighwind,heavyrain,densefog,etc.,
whichwillreducethesystemperformanceorincreasethe
falsetriggerrate.
•See"Camera"forcamerarestrictions.
•See"Radar"forradarrestrictions.
LDW(LaneDepartureWarning)
TheLDW(LaneDepartureWarning)functionassiststhedriver
onhighways,expresswaysandothersimilarmainroads.When
thedriverdepartsfromthelaneunintentionally,itwarnsand
promptsthedrivertoreturntothecurrentlane,therebyavoiding
trafcaccident.
Thelanedeparturewarningfunctionisactivatedwhenthe
vehiclespeedisgreaterthanorequalto60km/handtheroad
markingsareclearlyvisible.
Whenthevehicleisdrivenatlowspeedoractively(judgedby
turningontheturnsignal/rapidlanechange,etc.),thesystem
willnotgiveanalarm.
Functionactivationordeactivation
Functionactivationmethod
Whenthevehicleisstarted,thelanedeparturewarningfunction
isactivatedbydefault.
Toreactivatethefunctionafteryoudeactivateit,setonthe
centerconsolescreen:Settings->AdvancedDriverAssistance
->ActivateLaneKeepingAssist.
Functiondeactivationmethod
Setonthecenterconsolescreen:Settings->AdvancedDriver
Assistance->DeactivateLaneKeepingAssist.
Whenthefunctionisdeactivated,the"LDW(LaneDeparture
Warning)/LKA(LaneKeepingAssist)/ELK(EmergencyLane
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Keeping)warninglight(yellow)"ontheinstrument
clusterremainson.
Sensitivityadjustment
Setonthecenterconsolescreenbyclicking"…"or">"
ontherightofLaneKeepingAssisttopopuptheoptions
"Low","Standard"and"High";youcanchoosetheappropriate
sensitivitybasedonyourneeds.
Informationprompts
Whenthedriverdepartsfromthelaneunintentionally,the
systemwillremindthedriverthroughthewarningicononthe
instrumentcluster,accompaniedbythesoundofthebuzzer,
andthelanelineonthecorrespondingsideontheinstrument
clusterisdisplayedinred.Thismeansthatthevehicleisat
riskofdepartingfromthelane.Inthiscase,thedrivershould
correctthevehicletoreturntothecurrentlaneimmediately.
Caution
Thelanedeparturewarningisonlyanalarm-assisteddriving
function.
Thedrivershouldnotrelysolelyonthelanedeparture
warningfunctiontoremindthedeparture,andshouldbear
theresponsibilityforsafedriving.
Thelanedeparturewarningcannotworkunderalldrivingor
trafc,weatherandroadconditions.
Caution
Whenthelanekeepingassistsystemfails,i.e.after
thelanekeepingassistfunctionisactivated,the"LDW
(LaneDepartureWarning)/LKA(LaneKeepingAssist)/ELK
(EmergencyLaneKeeping)warninglight(yellow)"
remainson,pleasedrivetoOurServiceDealerforservice.
Usagerestrictions
Thelanedeparturewarningcannotclearlydetectlanelinesat
alltimes.Youmayreceiveuselessorinvalidwarningunderthe
followingconditions:
•Inroadconstructionareas,atsharpturnsoronnarrowroads.
•Darkness(poorlighting)orweatherconditions(duetoheavy
rain,heavysnow,densefogorhighwind).
•Therecognitioncapabilityofthecameraisdeterioratedunder
directsunlightoroncomingstronglight.
•Thevehicleaheadislargeorclose,blockingthecameraview.
•Blockedwindshieldwithinthecameraview(watermist,dust,
orsticker,etc.).
•Thewidthandqualityoflanelinesfailtomeetthe
requirements,suchaslanelineswornorcovered,presence
ofbotholdandnewlanelines,orlanelineschangedby
constructionsections.
•Largeshadowsareprojectedonthelanebytrees,large
objects,orlandscapefeatures,etc.
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•Thelanedeparturewarningmaymissawarningorgivea
falsewarningunderthefollowingconditions:
–See"Camera"forcamerarestrictions.
–Weatherconditions(heavyrain,snow,fog,extremelyhigh
orlowtemperatures)interferewithcameraoperation.
Theabovewarningsandrestrictionsdonotincludeallconditions
thatmayinterferewithlanedeparturewarning.Manyfactors
maycausethelanedeparturewarningtobeinoperative.Inorder
toavoiddeparture,thedrivershouldremainvigilantandalways
payattentiontotheroadconditions,sothatcorrectivemeasures
aretakenassoonaspossible.
LKA(LaneKeepingAssist)
WhentheLKA(LaneKeepingAssist)functionisactivated,
itdeterminesthepositionofthevehiclerelativetothelane
linesbasedontheroadboundaryinformationobtainedby
thecameras,andshallwarnthedriverorreturnthevehicle
tothelanebysteeringinterventionincombinationwiththe
vehiclestatusanddriverinputifthedriverdepartsfromthelane
unintentionally.Thisisasafetyfunctionthatonlycorrectsthe
deviationwhenthevehicleisabouttodeviatefromthelane,not
acomfortfunctionoflanecenteringtype,sothedrivershould
rmlyholdthesteeringwheelatalltimesduringuse.
Thelanekeepingfunctionisactivatedwhenthevehiclespeed
isbetween60km/hand120km/handtheroadmarkingsare
clearlyvisible.
Whenthevehicleisdrivenatlowspeedoractively(judgedby
turningontheturnsignal/rapidlanechange,etc.),thesystem
willnotgiveanalarmorautomaticallyintervenesinsteering.
Functionactivationordeactivation
TheLKA(LaneKeepingAssist)sharestheswitchofLDW(Lane
DepartureWarning),anditsspecicoperationsareshownin
"LDW(LaneDepartureWarning)"inthissection.
Informationprompts
Whenthedriverdepartsfromthelaneunintentionally,the
systemwillremindthedriverthroughthewarningiconon
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theinstrumentclusterandthesoundofthebuzzer,andmay
interveneinsteeringtoreturnthevehicletothecurrentlane.
Caution
Thelanekeepingassistisjustadriverassistancefunction.
Thedrivershouldnotrelysolelyonthelanekeepingassist
functiontopreventdeparturefromthelane,andshouldbear
theresponsibilityforsafedriving.Thedrivershouldfollow
thetrafcregulationsandholdthesteeringwheelrmlywith
bothhands.Ifthedriverdoesnotholdthesteeringwheel,the
systemwillnotprovidethekeepingassistfunction.
Thelanekeepingassistwillnotalwayshelpthedriverto
correctthevehiclewithatendencyofdeparture,andthedriver
musttakeoverthevehicleaftercorrectiontoensurethatthe
vehicleisstable.Thelanekeepingassistcannotworkunder
alldrivingortrafc,weatherandroadconditions.
Whenthelanekeepingassistsystemfails,i.e.after
thelanekeepingassistfunctionisactivated,the"LDW
(LaneDepartureWarning)/LKA(LaneKeepingAssist)/ELK
(EmergencyLaneKeeping)warninglight(yellow)"
remainson,pleasedrivetoOurServiceDealerforservice.
Ifthevehiclesuspensionkitreplacedbyyourselfisnot
approvedbyus,thelanekeepingassistsystemmaynot
operateproperly.
Usagerestrictions
Thelanekeepingassistcannotclearlydetectlanelinesatall
times.Youmayreceiveinvalidwarningorfalseinterference
underthefollowingconditions.
•Inroadconstructionareas,atsharpturnsoronnarrowroads.
•Darkness(poorlighting)orweatherconditions(duetoheavy
rain,heavysnow,densefogorhighwind).
•Therecognitioncapabilityofthecameraisdeterioratedunder
directsunlightoroncomingstronglight.Thevehicleaheadis
largeorclose,blockingthecameraview.Blockedwindshield
withinthecameraview(watermist,dust,orsticker,etc.).
•Thewidthandqualityoflanelinesfailtomeetthe
requirements,suchaslanelineswornorcovered,presence
ofbotholdandnewlanelines,orlanelineschangedby
constructionsections.Largeshadowsareprojectedonthe
lanebytrees,largeobjects,orlandscapefeatures,etc.
•Thelanekeepingassistmaymissawarningorgiveafalse
warningunderthefollowingconditions:
–See"Camera"forcamerarestrictions.
–Weatherconditions(heavyrain,snow,fog,extremelyhigh
orlowtemperatures)interferewithcameraoperation.
Theabovewarningsandrestrictionsdonotincludeallconditions
thatmayinterferewithlanekeepingassist.Manyfactorsmay
causethelanekeepingassisttobeinoperative.Inorderto
avoiddeparture,thedrivershouldremainvigilantandalways
payattentiontotheroadconditions,sothatcorrectivemeasures
aretakenassoonaspossible.
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ELK(EmergencyLaneKeeping)
WhentheELK(EmergencyLaneKeeping)functionisactivated,
itdeterminesthepositionofthevehiclerelativetotheadjacent
vehicleorcurb,etc.basedontheroadenvironmentinformation
obtainedbythefrontcamerasandcornermillimeterwave
radars,andwillwarnthedriverorkeepthevehicleawayfrom
theriskofcollisionbysteeringinterventionincombination
withthevehiclestatusanddriverinputifthedriverdeparts
unintentionally,causingriskofcollisionwiththeadjacentvehicle
orcurb,etc.Thisisasafetyfunction,notacomfortfunction.
Thelanekeepingfunctionisactivatedwhenthevehiclespeed
isbetween60km/hand120km/handtheroadmarkingsare
clearlyvisible.
Whenthevehicleisdrivenatlowspeedoractively(judgedby
turningontheturnsignal/rapidlanechange,etc.),thesystem
willnotgiveanalarmorautomaticallyintervenesinsteering.
Functionactivationordeactivation
TheELK(EmergencyLaneKeeping)sharestheswitchofLDW
(LaneDepartureWarning),anditsspecicoperationsareshown
in"LDW(LaneDepartureWarning)"inthissection.
Informationprompts
Whenthedriverdepartsunintentionallyandthereisariskof
collisionwiththeadjacentvehicleorcurb,etc.,thesystemwill
remindthedriverthroughthewarningiconontheinstrument
clusterandthesoundofthebuzzer,andmayintervenein
steeringtokeepthevehicleawayfromtheadjacentvehicleor
curb,etc.toavoidtheriskofcollision.
Caution
Theemergencylanekeepingassistisjustadriverassistance
function.Thedrivershouldnotrelysolelyontheemergency
lanekeepingfunctiontopreventcollisionwiththeadjacent
vehicleorcurb,andshouldbeartheresponsibilityforsafe
driving.
Thedrivershouldfollowthetrafcregulationsandholdthe
steeringwheelrmlywithbothhands.Ifthedriverdoes
notholdthesteeringwheel,thesystemwillnotprovidethe
emergencykeepingassistfunction.
Theemergencylanekeepingassistwillnotalwayshelpthe
drivercorrectthevehiclewithatendencytocollidewiththe
adjacentvehicleorcurb,andthedrivermusttakeoverthe
vehicleaftercorrectiontoensurethatthevehicleisstable.
Theemergencylanekeepingassistcannotworkunderall
drivingortrafc,weatherandroadconditions.
Whentheemergencylanekeepingassistsystemfails,i.e.
afterthelanekeepingassistfunctionisactivated,the"LDW
(LaneDepartureWarning)/LKA(LaneKeepingAssist)/ELK
(EmergencyLaneKeeping)warninglight(yellow)"
remainson,pleasedrivetoOurServiceDealerforservice.
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Caution
Ifthevehiclesuspensionkitreplacedbyyourselfisnot
approvedbyus,theemergencylanekeepingassistsystem
maynotoperateproperly.
Usagerestrictions
Theemergencylanekeepingassistcannotclearlydetectlane
linesatalltimes.Youmayreceiveinvalidwarningorfalse
interferenceunderthefollowingconditions.
•Inroadconstructionareas,atsharpturnsoronnarrowroads.
•Darkness(poorlighting)orweatherconditions(duetoheavy
rain,heavysnow,densefogorhighwind).
•Therecognitioncapabilityofthecameraisdeterioratedunder
directsunlightoroncomingstronglight.
•Thelateralvehicleislargeorthevehicleappearance
isirregular,andthecurbisseverelydamagedor
unconventional,sothatthecamerascannotaccurately
identifyitastheobjecttobeavoided.
•Cameraviewblocked(watermist,dust,orsticker,etc.).
•Thewidthandqualityoflanelinesfailtomeetthe
requirements,suchaslanelineswornorcovered,presence
ofbotholdandnewlanelines,orlanelineschangedby
constructionsections.
•Largeshadowsareprojectedonthelanebytrees,large
objects,orlandscapefeatures,etc.
•Theemergencylanekeepingassistmaymissawarningor
giveafalsewarningunderthefollowingconditions:
–See"Camera"forcamerarestrictions.
–Weatherconditions(heavyrain,snow,fog,extremelyhigh
orlowtemperatures)interferewithcameraoperation.
Theabovewarningsandrestrictionsdonotincludeallconditions
thatmayinterferewithemergencylanekeepingassist.Many
factorsmaycausetheemergencylanekeepingassisttobe
inoperative.Inordertoavoidtheriskofcollisionwiththe
adjacentvehicleorcurb,thedrivershouldremainvigilantand
alwayspayattentiontotheroadconditions,sothatcorrective
measuresaretakenassoonaspossible.
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ACC(AdaptiveCruiseControl)
ACC(AdaptiveCruiseControl)canhelpthedrivermaintain
thesamespeedasthevehicleaheadforthepreselectedtime
interval.Theadaptivecruisecontrolsystemcanbringyoua
morerelaxedandcomfortabledrivingexperiencewhendriving
onsmoothexpresswaysandlongstraightroads.Thedriver
cansettherequiredvehiclespeedandthetimeintervalwith
thefrontvehicle.Whenthecameraandfrontmillimeterwave
radarsensordetectthatthevehicleaheadisslowingdown,
yourvehiclewillautomaticallyslowdownaccordingly.When
theroadaheadisclearagain,yourvehiclewillberestoredto
theselectedspeed.
Adaptivecruisecontrolswitch
Theadaptivecruisecontrolswitchesarelocatedonthesteering
wheelandshiftlever.
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followingdistancefromLevel1toLevel3cyclicallyforeach
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2SET-:T odecreasethecruisespeed.
3RES+:T oincreasethecruisespeed.
4:Adaptivecruisecontrolswitch;iftheconditionsaremet,
movetheshiftleverdowntothebottomandreleaseitto
activatetheACC(AdaptiveCruiseControl)function.
Activationofadaptivecruisecontrol
Whenanobjectisdetectedaheadafterthevehicleisstarted,the
cruisecontrolfunctioncanbeactivatedatanyspeed;ifnoobject
isdetectedahead,thevehiclespeedshouldbekeptabove15
km/hbeforeyoucanactivatethecruisecontrolfunction.
Whenthe"ACC(AdaptiveCruiseControl)indicator
(gray)"
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usetheadaptivecruisecontrolfunction,whichisinstandby
state.
Inthisstate,youcanmovetheshiftleverdowntothebottomand
releaseittoactivatetheACC(AdaptiveCruiseControl)function.
WhentheACC(AdaptiveCruiseControl)functionisactivated,
the"ACC(AdaptiveCruiseControl)indicator(blue)"
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Afterthesystemisactivated,thevehiclewillcruiseattheset
cruisespeedwhenthereisnovehicleahead;whenthereis
atargetvehicleahead,anditsspeedisgreaterthantheset
cruisespeedofthevehicle,thesystemwillallowthevehicleto
continuedrivingatthecurrentcruisespeed;whenitsspeedis
lessthanthesetcruisespeedofthevehicle,thesystemwill
activelyadjuststhespeedtomaintainthesetfollowingtime
intervalfromthevehicleaheadtoachieveautomaticfollowing.
Whenthevehicleaheadaccelerates,thesystemwillalso
activelyaccelerateuntilthesetcruisespeedisrestored.
TheACC(AdaptiveCruiseControl)willintelligentlylimitthe
speedoncurves.
Adjustmentofcruisespeed
WhentheACC(AdaptiveCruiseControl)isactivated,thecruise
speedcanbeincreasedordecreasedthroughRES+andSET-.
ShortpressRES+/SET-tochangethecruisespeedby5km/h.
LongpressRES+/SET-tochangethecruisespeedby1km/h.
WiththeACC(AdaptiveCruiseControl)intheoverridestate,
presstheSET-buttontosynchronizethespeed,i.e.thecruise
speedbecomesthecurrentactualspeed.
Cruisespeedmemory
Tousethepreviouscruisespeedwhenactivatingthecruise
control,movetheshiftleverdowntothebottomformorethan1
second,andthenreleaseit.
Adjustmentofcruisedistance
ShortpressthetoswitchthefollowingdistancefromLevel
1toLevel3cyclicallyforeachpress,andthecurrentcruise
distancecanbeconrmedthroughthedisplayontheinstrument
cluster.
Deactivationofadaptivecruisecontrol
Tomanuallydeactivatethecruisecontrol,pulluptheshift
leverorshiftthegear,anddepressthebrakepedal.Whenthe
cruisecontrolisdeactivated,theACC(AdaptiveCruiseControl)
indicatorwillchangefrombluetogray,ortheACC(Adaptive
CruiseControl)indicatorwillgoout.
Restorationofadaptivecruisecontrol
Tousethepreviouscruisespeedwhenactivatingthecruise
control,movetheshiftleverdowntothebottomformorethan1
second,andthenreleaseit.
Whencruisingatthecurrentspeed,theadaptivecruisecontrol
canberestoredbyactivatingit.
Thesystemwillenterthefunctionholdstateandwillnotbe
restoredunderthefollowingconditions,andtheinstrument
clusterwillprovidetherelevantinformationtoindicatetheneed
torestorecruisecontrol:
•Thefollowandstoptimeexceeds180seconds.
•Theultrasonicradardetectspedestriansahead.
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Caution
Thedrivermustalwayspayattentiontothecurrenttrafc
conditionsandintervenewhentheadaptivecruisecontrol
systemfailstomaintainaproperspeedoracorrectdistance.
Theadaptivecruisecontrolsystemisunabletodealwithall
trafc,weatherandroadconditions.
TheACCisnotasafetysystem,obstacledetectororcollision
warningsystem,butacomfortsystem.Thedrivermust
maintaincontrolofthevehicleatalltimesandtakefull
responsibilityforthevehicle.
ThefunctionofACCcanassistthedriver,butcannotreplace
thedriverindriving.Thedrivermustdrivecarefullyandfollow
thespeedlimitregulationsevenwhentheACCisactivated.
IfthedriverdepressestheacceleratorpedalwhentheACC
isworking,thevehiclewillbetakenoverbythedriver.The
distancecontrolfunctionoftheACCsystemwillnotbe
activated.
Forstationaryobjects,suchastheendoftrafcow,toll
station,etc.,theACCcanrespondonlyunderspecial
conditionswhichareveryspecic.
Insomecases(highspeedrelativetothevehicleahead,rapid
lanechange,orsmallsafedistance,etc.),thesystemmay
nothaveenoughtimetodecreasetherelativespeed.The
drivermustrespondappropriatelyinsuchcases.Thesystem
cannotgiveanaudibleorvisualwarningineachcase.
Caution
Whendrivingintoandoutofcurves,theobjectselectionmay
bedelayedordisturbed.Undertheseconditions,thevehicle
withACCmaynotbrakeasexpectedorbraketoolate.
Whendrivingonroadswithsharpturns,suchasona
serpentineroad,thevehicleaheadmaybelostforafew
secondsduetothelimitedviewofthesensors,whichmay
causethevehiclewithACCtoaccelerate.
IfthedistancebetweenthevehiclewithACCandtheadjacent
lane(ortheadjacentroad)istoosmall,theACCmayrespond
tothevehicleandbrake.
Thedriverisresponsiblefordeterminingandmaintaininga
safefollowingdistanceatalltimes,andshouldnotrelyonthe
ACCtomaintainanaccuratefollowingdistance.
Whendrivinguphillordownhill,duetosystemlimitations,
theremaybeacertainerrorbetweentheactualcruisespeed
oftheACCandthesetcruisespeed.Sufcientspeedcontrol
maynotbeprovidedduetolimitedbrakingcapacityand
drivingonaslope,andthedistancetothevehicleaheadmay
bemisjudged.
Usagerestrictions
Theadaptivecruisecontrolreliesonothersystems,suchasESP
system.Ifthefunctionofanysystemisdisabled,theadaptive
cruisecontrolsystemwillbeautomaticallydisabled.Inthecase
ofautomaticdeactivation,asoundsignalwillbeemittedanda
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messagewillbedisplayedonthedriversidedisplay.Thedriver
mustintervenetomatchthespeedanddistanceofthevehicle
ahead.Thecausesofautomaticdisablingmaybe:
•Thedriveropenedthedoor.
•Thehoodortrunkisopened.
•Thedriverunfastenedhis/herseatbelt.
•Thebrakepedalisdepressed.
•ThevehicleisinagearotherthanD.
•Themotorspeedistoolow/toohigh.
•Thetirelostitsgrip.
•Thebrakingtemperatureistoohigh.
•Theparkingbrakeisused.
•ESC(ElectronicStabilityControl)functionisactivated.
•AutomaticEmergencyBraking(AEB)functionisactivated.
•ESCisturnedoff(i.e.whenpressingtheESCOFFswitch,
theESCOFFindicatorontheinstrumentclusterilluminates,
andtheESCsystemisturnedoff).
•Thevehiclecollides.
•Therecognitioncapabilityofthecameraisdeterioratedunder
directsunlightoroncomingstronglight.
•Acameraorfrontmillimeterwaveradarsensorfails.
•Thevehiclespeedisgreaterthanthemaximumfailurespeed
of130km/h.
•Theradiusofroadcurveislessthan250m.
•See"Camera"forcamerarestrictions.
•See"Radar"forradarrestrictions.
ICA(IntegratedCruiseAssist)
TheICA(IntegratedCruiseAssist)isusedtoassistthedriver
inoperatingthevehicleonastructuredroad,andreduce
thedriver'sfatigueduetorepeateddrivingbehaviorduring
long-distancedriving.Thisfunctioncanprovidelongitudinal
andtransverseauxiliarycontrolsofthevehicleaccordingto
thetrafcconditionsinthedrivingdirection;longitudinalcontrol
canachievecruisecontrolandcarfollowing,whiletransverse
controlenablesthevehicletobecontrollednearthecenterof
laneaccordingtothelanelinesonbothleftandright,providing
thedriverwithaneasierdrivingmode.
Theintegratedcruiseassistaimstofollowthevehicleahead
andmaintainthevehicleinitsownlaneatthefollowingtime
intervalsetbythedriver.Ifthecameraandfrontmillimeterwave
radarsensorcannotdetectanyvehicleahead,thespeedsetby
thedriverwillbemaintained.Theabovesituationalsooccurs
ifthespeedofthevehicleaheadexceedsthesetspeed.Ifthe
cameracannotseethelanelinesahead,theintegratedcruise
assistfunctionwillberestrictedanddegradedtoadaptivecruise
control.
Activationofintegratedcruiseassist
Whenthe"ICA(IntegratedCruiseAssist)indicator
(gray)"ontheinstrumentclusterilluminates,youcan
usetheICA(IntegratedCruiseAssist)function,whichisin
standbystate.
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Inthisstate,youcanmovetheshiftleverdowntothebottom
twicecontinuouslyandreleaseittoactivatetheICA(Integrated
CruiseAssist)function.
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WhentheICA(IntegratedCruiseAssist)functionisactivated,
the"ICA(IntegratedCruiseAssist)indicator(blue)"on
theinstrumentclusterilluminates.
Deactivationofintegratedcruiseassist
Tomanuallydeactivatethecruisecontrol,pulluptheshift
leverorshiftthegear,anddepressthebrakepedal.Whenthe
cruisecontrolisdeactivated,theICA(IntegratedCruiseAssist)
indicatorwillchangefrombluetogray,ortheACC(Adaptive
CruiseControl)indicatorwillgoout.
Restorationofintegratedcruiseassist
Recoverbyshiftingtheshiftleverdowntothebottomtwice.
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Caution
Theintegratedcruiseassistisnotacollisionavoidance
system.Ifthesystemdoesnotdetectthevehicleahead,the
drivermustintervene.Forintersections,theintegratedcruise
assistmaycorrectthesteeringwheel,andrequirethedriver
toholdthesteeringwheelattheintersectionsandgetready
totakeoverthevehicleatanytime.
Forpeopleoranimals,aswellassmallvehiclessuchas
bicycles,motorcyclesandelectricbicycles,theintegrated
cruiseassistwillnotapplythebrake.Thisisalsothecasefor
atbedtrailersandapproaching,slowlymovingorstationary
vehiclesandobjects.
Theintegratedcruiseassistshallnotbeusedincaseof
urbanroads,intersections,slipperysurfaces,roadswith
accumulatedwaterormud,cloudy,rainyorsnowyweather,
poorvisibility,windingroadsorhighwayentrancesandexits.
Thedriverassistancesystemisnotsuitableforthesituation
inwhichsunlightobliquelyshinesonthecamerafromthe
frontofthevehicleandthecaseinwhichthehighbeam
comingfromtheoppositesideshinesonthecameraatnight
whenentering/leavingthetunnelentrance.
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Caution
Theintegratedcruiseassistmaybedeactivatedwhenthe
directionoflanelinesaheadchangesrapidly,suchaslane
merge,roaddiversion,suddenincreaseordecreaseinlane
width,pleasealwaystakeoverthevehicleinadvance.
Theintegratedcruiseassistwilloccasionallyassistthevehicle
insteeringwhenthesteeringassistisnotrequiredorwhen
youdonotintendtosteer,whichmaybeduetounclearor
irregularlanelines,orotherlinesorobjectssimilartothelane
linesonthelanesurface.Inthiscase,thedrivershouldtake
overthevehicleimmediately.
Whentheintegratedcruiseassistsystemdetectsthatthe
driverdoesnotholdthesteeringwheel,itwillprovidea
takeoverrequestprompt"Pleaseturnthesteeringwheel
slightly"throughtheinstrumentcluster,andgiveanaudible
alarm,accompaniedbyashingofawhitelightband.Atthis
time,thedrivershouldholdthesteeringwheelimmediately
andtakeoverthesteeringwheelifnecessarytoavoiddanger.
Ifthesystemdetectsthatyouhavenottakenoverthevehicle
formultipletimes,thefunctionwillautomaticallyexittoensure
drivingsafety.
Ifthedriverignoresthealarmmessageforseveral
consecutivetimesinadrivingcycle,theICA(Integrated
CruiseAssist)functioncannolongerbeused.Thevehicle
maynotusetheICA(IntegratedCruiseAssist)functionuntil
thenextignitioncycle.
Usagerestrictions
Thecausesofautomaticdisablingmaybe:
•TheACCfunctionisdeactivatedorinhibited.
•Thelaneconditionorlanelevelisnotmet.
•Thedriverturnsontheturnsignal.
•Thedriveropenedthedoor.
•Thehoodortrunkisopened.
•Thedriverunfastenedhis/herseatbelt.
•Thebrakepedalisdepressed.
•ThevehicleisinagearotherthanD.
•Themotorspeedistoolow/toohigh.
•Thetirelostitsgrip.
•Thebrakingtemperatureistoohigh.
•Theparkingbrakeisused.
•ESC(ElectronicStabilityControl)functionisactivated.
•AutomaticEmergencyBraking(AEB)functionisactivated.
•ESCisturnedoff(i.e.whenpressingtheESCOFFswitch,
theESCOFFindicatorontheinstrumentclusterilluminates,
andtheESCsystemisturnedoff).
•Thevehiclecollides.
•Therecognitioncapabilityofthecameraisdeterioratedunder
directsunlightoroncomingstronglight.
•Acameraorfrontmillimeterwaveradarsensorfails.
•Thevehiclespeedisgreaterthanthemaximumfailurespeed
of130km/h.
•Theradiusofroadcurveislessthan250m.
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•See"Camera"forcamerarestrictions.
•See"Radar"forradarrestrictions.
•Thesystemisalsoinhibitedunderthefollowingconditions:
–Ifthevehicleaheadisbrakedsuddenly,unexpected
brakingorfailuretobrakemayoccurduetotherestrictions
ofthecameraandfrontmillimeterwaveradar.Ifthelane
linesaheadchangefromnarrowtowideorfromwideto
narrow,correctionofthesteeringwheelwithlargeangle
mayoccurduetocamerarecognitionrestrictionsand
internalalgorithmlogic.
–Theintegratedcruiseassistismainlyusedwhendrivingon
atroadswithclearlanelines.Whendrivingwithheavy
loadsonsteepdownhillroads,itmaybedifcultforthe
functiontomaintainthecorrectdistancefromthevehicle
ahead.Inthesecases,becarefulandpreparetobrakeat
anytime.
–Whendrivingonroadswithsharpturns,suchasona
serpentineroad,theintegratedcruiseassistfunctionmay
notdetectthevehicleaheadduetothelimitedviewofthe
frontmillimeterwaveradarsensorandcamera,whichmay
causetheintegratedcruiseassisttoacceleratethevehicle,
andthedrivershouldbereadytotakeoverthevehicleat
anytime.
–Ifthedistancebetweenthevehiclewithintegratedcruise
assistandtheadjacentlaneistoosmall(orthevehiclein
theadjacentlaneistooclosetothevehiclewithintegrated
cruiseassist),theintegratedcruiseassistmayrespondto
thevehicleandbrake,andthedrivershouldpayattention
totheroadchangesandtakeoverthevehicleimmediately.
–Theperformanceofintegratedcruiseassistonaslope
dependsonthevehiclespeed,load,andgradient.When
thevehiclerunsuphill,itmayberequiredtodepressthe
acceleratorpedaltomaintainthevehiclespeed.Whenthe
vehiclerunsdownhill,itmayberequiredtobrakeorshift
toalowgeartomaintainthevehiclespeed.
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RCW(RearCollisionWarning)
TheRCW(RearCollisionWarning)monitorstheobjectsbehind
thevehicleinrealtimethroughtherearradar,andgivesanalarm
whenitdetectsthatavehicleisrapidlyapproachingandmay
collidewiththerearend.
Functionactivationordeactivation
Functionactivationmethod
Whenthevehicleisstarted,thecollisionassistfunctionis
activatedbydefault.
Toreactivatethefunctionafteryoudeactivateit,setonthe
centerconsolescreen:Settings->AdvancedDriverAssistance
->ActivateCollisionAssist.
Functiondeactivationmethod
Setonthecenterconsolescreen:Settings->AdvancedDriver
Assistance->DeactivateCollisionAssist.
Informationprompts
•Visualalarm
–Textreminder:Riskofcollision.
•Audiblealarm:Theentertainmentsystemspeakeralarms.
Caution
Therearcollisionwarningpromptcannotreplacetherear
observationfunctionofrearviewmirrors.
Therearcollisionwarningisadriverassistancefunction,
whichcannotprovideassistanceinallsituations.
Therearcollisionwarningdoesnotmeanthatthedrivermay
relax,butdrivesafelyandcarefully.
Usagerestrictions
•Therearcollisionwarningcannotprovideaccuratewarnings
inallscenarios,andunnecessarilymissedwarningsmaybe
causedduetovariousreasons:forexample,affectedbythe
radarprinciples,largemovingmetalobjectsorcomplexmetal
wallsintheblindspot,etc.
•See"Radar"forradarrestrictions.
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Rearcollisionassist
Therearcollisionassistfunctiondetectspedestriansbehind.
Whenthevehiclemaycollidewiththepedestrianbehindwhile
reversing,andthedriverdoesnottakemeasures,thesystem
willtriggertherearcollisionassistfunctiontoactivelydecelerate
thevehicle.
Whentherearcollisionassistisactive,thisisnotanormaldriving
styleformostdriversandtheymayfeeluncomfortable.When
thecollisionassistsuccessfullyavoidscollisionwiththevehicle
ahead,thevehiclewillremainstationaryforashortperiodoftime
andthedrivershouldtakeactionsassoonaspossible.
Thedriveroroccupantusuallynoticesthefunctionofcollision
assistonlywhenthevehicleisabouttocollide.Therearcollision
assistisactivatedwhenthedrivershouldstartbrakingearly,but
itcannotassistthedriverinallcases.
Functionactivationordeactivation
Functionactivationmethod
Whenthevehicleisstarted,thecollisionassistfunctionis
activatedbydefault.
Toreactivatethefunctionafteryoudeactivateit,setonthe
centerconsolescreen:Settings->AdvancedDriverAssistance
->ActivateCollisionAssist.
Functiondeactivationmethod
Setonthecenterconsolescreen:Settings->AdvancedDriver
Assistance->DeactivateCollisionAssist.
Informationprompts
•Visualalarm
–Textreminder:"AEB(AutomaticEmergencyBraking)
warninglight(red)"ashes.
•Audiblealarm:Theentertainmentsystemspeakeralarms.
Caution
Therearcollisionassistcannotreplacetherearobservation
functionofrearviewmirrors.
Therearcollisionassistisadriverassistancefunction,which
cannotprovideassistanceinallsituations.
Therearcollisionassistdoesnotmeanthatthedrivermay
relax,anditisthedriver'sresponsibilitytoreverseinasafe
manner.
Usagerestrictions
•Theobjectsmainlydetectedbytherearcollisionassistare
thepedestriansbehind.
•Therearcollisionassistcannotavoidallcollisionconditions
duetolimiteddetectionareaoftheradarsensor.
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•Whenthevehiclespeedisgreaterthan10km/h,thesystem
willnotwork.Lowerspeedmayindicatethatyouaredriving
onacongestedroadandtheoccasionaltriggeringofthe
systemmayprovidebaddrivingexperience.
•Thedrivershouldensurethattheseatbelthasbeenfastened,
otherwisetherearcollisionassistwillnotwork.
•Pleaseensurethattheelectronicstabilitycontrolandrear
collisionassistfunctionareactivated,otherwisetherear
collisionassistfunctionwillnotwork.
•Certainobjectswillaffectandimpairthedetectionofsensors,
suchasroadfences,tunnelentrances,heavyrainorsnow,
whichmayinturnaffecttherelatedfunctionsoftherear
collisionassist.
•Thedetectioncapabilityofcameraswillbeaffectedbysevere
weathers,suchashighwind,heavyrain,densefog,etc.,
whichwillreducethesystemperformanceorincreasethe
falsetriggerrate.
•See"Radar"forradarrestrictions.
SLIF(SpeedLimitInformationFunction)
TheSLIF(SpeedLimitInformationFunction)recognizesspeed
signsbyusingtheintelligentfrontviewcameraandsends
relevantinformationtotheinstrumentclustertoremindthe
driverofthespeedlimitinformationofthecurrentroadand
preventoverspeed.Thesystemdoesnotactivelyadjustthe
vehiclespeedatthistime,andthedrivershouldactivelycontrol
thevehiclespeed.
Functionactivationordeactivation
Setonthecenterconsolescreen:Settings->Advanced
DriverAssistance->SpeedLimitAssist,whereyoucan
activate/deactivatethespeedlimitinformationfunction.
Functionactivationconditions
•Thevehiclespeedislessthan130km/h.
•Thesensorsignalisnormal(camera).
•Aspeedlimitsignisdetected.
•Thefrontviewcameramoduleatthewindshieldisnot
blocked/fogged,etc.
Note:Afterthefunctionisactivated,itwillnotwork
temporarilywhenthevehiclespeedisgreaterthan130
km/h.
Informationprompts
Ifaspeedlimitsignisrecognizedwhenthecurrentvehiclespeed
islessthanthespeedofthespeedlimitsignafterthefunction
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isactivated,theinstrumentclusterwilldisplaythecurrentspeed
limitvalue.
Ifitisdetectedthatthecurrentvehiclespeedisgreaterthanthe
speedofthespeedlimitsign,thespeedlimitsignwillashwith
anaudiblealarm.
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indicatesthespeedlimitvalueofthecurrentroad.
Caution
Whenthesystemcannotrecognizetheinformationofthe
speedlimitsignahead,theinstrumentclusterwillnotdisplay
thespeedlimitsigninformation.
Thesystemonlydisplaysthespeedlimitinformation,and
doesnotcontrolthevehiclespeed.
Therecognitionofspeedlimitsignsbythesystemisnot
entirelyaccurate,sothatfalserecognitionmayoccur,and
thedrivershoulddrivecarefullyaccordingtotheactualroad
conditions.
Usagerestrictions
Thetrafcsigninformationfunctionworksproperlyonlywhen
thespeedsignsareclearlyvisible.Itmaynotworkproperlyor
maynotworkinsomecases.Forexample:
•Speedlimitsignsinpoorcondition,e.g.faded,onacurve,
improperangle,rotatedordamaged,fullyorpartiallyblocked,
toofarortoohigh,adheringtotheroadsurface.
•Drivingtooclosetothevehicleahead,whichobstructsthe
detectionrangeofthecamera.
•Recentchangestoroadorspeedlimit,suchasconstruction
andrestrictions.
•SomeLEDspeedlimitsigns.
•See"Camera"forcamerarestrictions.
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ISA(IntelligentSpeedAssistance)
TheISA(IntelligentSpeedAssistance)recognizesthespeed
signsbyusingtheintelligentfrontviewcamerawhentheACC
functionisactivated,andsendsrelevantinformationtothe
instrumentclustertoremindthedrivertodecelerate.Ifthe
driverfailstodecelerateimmediately,thesystemwillactively
decelerate.
Whentheintelligentspeedassistancefunctionisactive,the
systemwillactivelydecelerateaccordingtotheinformation
ofthespeedlimitsign.Ifthedriverrequiresacceleration
subjectively,thevehiclespeedcanbecontrolledbydepressing
theacceleratorpedal.Whenthedriverreleasestheaccelerator
pedal,thesystemwillrestorethespeedlimitcontrol.The
systemwillalsodeactivatethespeedlimitcontrolbyshort
pressingorlongpressingtheRES+button.
Functionactivationordeactivation
Setonthecenterconsolescreen:Settings->Advanced
DriverAssistance->SpeedLimitAssist,whereyoucan
activate/deactivatethespeedlimitinformationfunction.
Functionactivationconditions
•Thevehiclespeedisgreaterthan30km/handlessthan130
km/h.
•Thesensorsignalisnormal(camera).
•Aspeedlimitsignisdetected.
•Thefrontviewcameramoduleatthewindshieldisnot
blocked/fogged,etc.
Note:Afterthefunctionisactivated,itwillnotwork
temporarilywhenthevehiclespeedislessthan25km/hor
greaterthan130km/h.
Informationprompts
Ifaspeedlimitsignisrecognizedwhenthecurrentvehiclespeed
islessthanthespeedofthespeedlimitsignafterthefunction
isactivated,theinstrumentclusterwilldisplaythecurrentspeed
limitvalue
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Ifitisdetectedthatthecurrentvehiclespeedisgreaterthanthe
speedofthespeedlimitsign,thesystemwillactivelydecelerate,
theintelligentspeedassistancefunctionwillbeactivated,the
speedlimitsignwillash,andtheinstrumentclusterwilldisplay
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Caution
Whenthesystemcannotrecognizetheinformationofthe
speedlimitsignahead,theinstrumentclusterwillnotdisplay
thespeedlimitsigninformation.
Therecognitionofspeedlimitsignsbythesystemisnot
entirelyaccurate,sothatfalserecognitionmayoccur,and
thedrivershoulddrivecarefullyaccordingtotheactualroad
conditions.
Thisisanauxiliaryfunctiononlyandcannothelpthedriver
decelerateatanytime.Thedrivershouldalwayspayattention
tothetrafcaheadandfollowthetrafcregulations.
Usagerestrictions
Thetrafcsigninformationfunctionworksproperlyonlywhen
thespeedsignsareclearlyvisible.Itmaynotworkproperlyor
maynotworkinsomecases.Forexample:
•Speedlimitsignsinpoorcondition,e.g.faded,onacurve,
improperangle,rotatedordamaged,fullyorpartiallyblocked,
toofarortoohigh,adheringtotheroadsurface.
•Drivingtooclosetothevehicleahead,whichobstructsthe
detectionrangeofthecamera.
•Recentchangestoroadorspeedlimit,suchasconstruction
andrestrictions.
•SomeLEDspeedlimitsigns.
•See"Camera"forcamerarestrictions.
IHC(IntelligentHeadlightControl)
TheIHC(IntelligentHeadlightControl)recognizesthetrafc
environmentaheadthroughthefrontviewcameraonthe
vehicle,andautomaticallycontrolstheswitchingofhighand
lowbeamstopreventdazzlingthevehicleaheadandoncoming
vehicles,andimprovethedrivingsafetyandcomfortindark
environments,especiallyatnight.
Functionactivationordeactivation
Functionactivationmethod
Setonthecenterconsolescreen:ExteriorLights->Light
Settings->ActivateIntelligentHeadlightControlSwitch.
Functiondeactivationmethod
Theintelligentheadlightcontrolcanbedeactivatedintwoways:
•Pressandholdthehighbeamorturnsignalleverswitch
towardsthesteeringwheelformorethan2seconds.
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•Setonthecenterconsolescreen:ExteriorLights->Light
Settings->DeactivateIntelligentHeadlightControlSwitch.
Functionactivationconditions
•Thevehiclespeedisgreaterthan40km/h.
•ThelightcontrolswitchisinAUTOposition.
•Theheadlightlowbeamalreadyilluminates.
•Thefrontviewcameramoduleatthewindshieldisnot
blocked/fogged,etc.
Note:Afterthefunctionisactivated,itwillnotwork
temporarilywhenthevehiclespeedislessthan25km/h.
Informationprompts
Whentheintelligentheadlightcontrolfunctionisactivated,its
operationcanbeobservedthroughtheautohighbeamindicator
ontheinstrumentcluster.
Whenthe"IHC(IntelligentHeadlightControl)indicator(blue)"
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illuminates,theconditionsforturningonthehighbeam
aremetcurrently,andthesystemautomaticallyturnsonthehigh
beam.
Whenthe"IHC(IntelligentHeadlightControl)indicator(gray)"
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illuminates,theconditionsforturningonthehighbeam
arenotmetcurrently,andthesystemautomaticallyturnsoffthe
highbeam.
Whentheintelligentheadlightcontrolfunctionfails,the
instrumentclusterwillpromptthatthesystemisunavailable
throughthepop-upbox"Intelligentheadlightcontrol
unavailable".
Caution
Thefrontviewcameramoduleismountedonthewindshield,
whichshallnotbeblocked,otherwisethefunctionwillbe
inhibited.
Theperceptionofsurroundingenvironmentbytheintelligent
headlightcontrolfunctionisnotentirelyaccurate,whichmay
causefalseadjustmentofhighbeam/lowbeam.Pleasefollow
thelocaltrafcregulationsandusethisfunctioninacompliant
andreasonablemanner.
Theintelligentheadlightcontrolisacomfortfunctiononly,and
thedrivershouldalsodrivecarefullywhenusingit.
Usagerestrictions
•Theintelligentheadlightcontrolfunctionislimitedbythe
camerastatusandinhibitionconditions.
•Ifthefrontviewcameramoduleisnotproperlycalibrated,the
performanceofintelligentheadlightcontrolwillbereduced.
•Iflimitedviewiscausedbydustcoverage,rain,snowand
fog,icingandotherfactors,theperformanceofintelligent
headlightcontrolwillbereduced.
•Ifthesurroundinglightsourceinterferes,theperformanceof
intelligentheadlightcontrolfunctionwillbereduced.
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•Ifahighlyreectiveobjectappearswithinthesensingrange
offrontviewcameramodulewhiledriving,theperformance
ofintelligentheadlightcontrolfunctionwillbereduced.
•WhentheABSorESCfunctionisactivated,thehighandlow
beamswillnotbeswitched.
•Whensevereweatherconditionssuchassandstorm,heavy
rain,anddensefogoccur,theintelligentheadlightcontrolwill
bedegraded.
•See"Camera"forcamerarestrictions.
Blindspotassist
Theblindspotassistincludestwoactivesafetyassistfunctions:
BSD(BlindSpotDetection)andLCA(LaneChangeAssist).
Whenthesubsystemdetectsthatavehicleisapproachingat
higherspeedintheblindspotofrearviewmirrorsorfroma
distance,thesystemwillwarnthedriverthroughtheLEDlights
ontheleftandrightexteriorrearviewmirrorsorthesoundof
instrumentcluster,etc.
Functionactivationordeactivation
Setonthecenterconsolescreen:Settings->Advanced
DriverAssistance->BlindSpotAssist,whereyoucan
activate/deactivatetheblindspotassistfunction.Iftheswitchis
grayedoutandcannotbeoperated,pleasedrivetoOurService
Dealerforservice.
Detectiondiagram
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Area①isabout3mbehindthevehicleblindspot;area②is
about70mbehindthevehicleblindspot.
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Blindspotreferstotheblindareasbehindtheleftandright
rearviewmirrorsofthevehicle(asshowninArea①).Ifthereis
avehicleinthisarea,thisfunctionwillprovidethedriverwitha
favorableprompttoavoidtheriskofcollisioncausedbyturning
orlanechange.
Ifthereisavehicledrivenathighspeed(muchhigherthanthat
ofthevehicle)asshowninArea②,thisfunctionwillprovidethe
driverwithafavorableprompttoavoidtheriskofcollisioncaused
byturningorlanechange.
Warningandprompt
Whenthevehicleisdrivenataspeedofmorethan15km/h,
andthereisavehicleinthearea①oravehicleisapproaching
quicklyinthearea②,thesystemwillactivelypromptthedriver,
andtheindicatoronthecorrespondingsidewillilluminate,as
showninthegurebelow.
Ifthedriverintendstochangelanesorturn(turnontheturn
signalonthesidewithavehicle)atthistime,theindicatoronthe
correspondingsideasheswithalarmtonetowarnthedriver.
Caution
Incaseofsharpturns,theblindspotdetectionandlane
changeassistwillnotprovidewarningassistance.
Theblindspotassistisadriverassistancefunction,which
cannotprovideassistanceinallsituations.
Theblindspotassististoprovidebetterauxiliaryfunctionsin
conjunctionwiththeleftandrightrearviewmirrors,andcannot
replacetherearobservationfunctionofrearviewmirrors.
Iftheindicatorofexteriorrearviewmirrorremainson,please
drivetoOurServiceDealerforservice.
Usagerestrictions
•Theblindspotdetectioncannotprovideaccuratewarnings
inallscenarios,andunnecessarilymissedwarningsmaybe
causedduetovariousreasons:forexample,affectedbythe
radarprinciples,largemovingmetalobjectsorcomplexmetal
wallsintheblindspot,etc.
•Thedrivershouldremainvigilantwhiledriving,alwayspay
attentiontotheroadconditions,andchangelaneswhenitis
safe.
•See"Radar"forradarrestrictions.
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RCTA(RearCrossTrafcAlert)
TheRCTA(RearCrossTrafcAlert)isadriverassistance
function,whichwarnsthevehiclesorpedestrianscrossingon
bothleftandrightsideswhenthedriverreversesthevehicle;
thespeedrangeoftherearcrosstrafcalertfunctionisbetween
0and10km/h.
Functionactivationordeactivation
Setonthecenterconsolescreen:Settings->Advanced
DriverAssistance->BlindSpotAssist,whereyoucan
activate/deactivatetheblindspotassistfunction.
Iftheswitchisgrayedoutandcannotbeoperated,pleasedrive
toOurServiceDealerforservice.
Detectiondiagram
Warningandprompt
Whenthevehicleisinreversemode(Rgear),andthereare
vehiclesandpedestrianscrossingonbothsidesbehindthe
vehicle,theindicatorontherearviewmirroronthecorresponding
sidewillremindthedriverbyashing,accompaniedbyalarm
tone.
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Caution
Therearcrosstrafcalertcannotreplacetherearobservation
functionofrearviewmirrors.
Therearcrosstrafcalertisadriverassistancefunction,
whichcannotprovideassistanceinallsituations.
Therearcrosstrafcalertdoesnotmeanthatthedrivermay
relax,anditisthedriver'sresponsibilitytoreverseinasafe
manner.
Usagerestrictions
•Therearcrosstrafcalertcannotprovideaccuratewarnings
inallscenarios,andunnecessarilymissedwarningsmaybe
causedduetovariousreasons:forexample,affectedbythe
radarprinciples,largemovingmetalobjectsorcomplexmetal
wallsintheblindspot,etc.
•Thedrivershouldremainvigilantwhilereversing,alwayspay
attentiontotheroadconditions,andreversewhenitissafe.
•See"Radar"forradarrestrictions.
DOW(DoorOpeningWarning)
WhenthevehicleisstationaryandinagearotherthanR,
thedooropeningwarningfunctioncandetectobjectssuchas
vehicles,cyclistsorpedestriansapproachingfrombehind.Ifthe
driveroroccupantopensthedoorwhenanapproachingobjectis
detected,thedooropeningwarningwillgiveawarningprompt,
sothatthedriveroroccupantavoidstheriskofscratchingwith
theobject.
Functionactivationordeactivation
Setonthecenterconsolescreen:Settings->Advanced
DriverAssistance->BlindSpotAssist,whereyoucan
activate/deactivatetheblindspotassistfunction.
Iftheswitchisgrayedoutandcannotbeoperated,pleasedrive
toOurServiceDealerforservice.
Detectiondiagram
Warningandprompt
Whenanobjectisapproachingthestationaryvehicle,thedoor
openingwarningfunctionwillilluminatethewarningindicator.In
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thiscase,thedriveroroccupantshouldnotopenthedoor,but
conrmthesafetyofdooropeningrst.
Ifthedriveroroccupantopensthedooronthealarmsideatthis
time,thewarningindicatorwillash,whilethecorresponding
pop-upwindowandalarmtonearealsoprovidedonthe
instrumentcluster,andthedooratmospherelightonthe
correspondingsidewillilluminatetoremindthedriveror
occupanttopayattentiontothesafetyofdooropening.
Caution
Thedooropeningwarningfunctionisadriverassistance
function,whichcannotworkinallsituationsandreplace
therearobservationfunctionofrearviewmirrors.Thedoor
openingwarningfunctionislimitedbytheprinciplesofthe
sensorandcomplexityoftrafcenvironment,andmaygive
unnecessaryormissedalarms.Activeobservationofthe
dooropeningenvironmentbeforeexitisthemosteffective
measureforthedriverandoccupanttoensurepersonal
safety.
Usagerestrictions
•Thedooropeningwarningfunctionisvalidonlywhenthe
vehicleisstationaryandinagearotherthanR,whichwill
notworkwhenthevehicleismoving.
•Thedooropeningwarningfunctioncanbeactivatedonly
whenthevehicleisinagearotherthanRandthevehicle
speedislowerthan5km/h.
•Thisfunctioncanbeactivatedonlywhenthevehicleis
stationaryoritsspeedislowerthan3km/h;analarmcanbe
triggeredonlywhenthetargetvehiclespeedisgreaterthan
10km/h.
•Thedooropeningwarningcannotworkinallsituations,and
unnecessaryormissedwarningsmayoccurduetovarious
reasons,forexample,thereisasmallorstationaryobjectat
theleftorrightrearofthevehicle;oranothervehiclesuddenly
changesitslanetotheadjacentdetectionareaofthevehicle.
Theabovewarningsandrestrictionsdonotincludeallconditions
thatmayinterferewithDoorOpeningWarning(DOW).In
ordertoavoidscratcheswhenopeningadoor,thedriverand
occupantshouldcheckifthedooropeningenvironmentissafe
andsuitable.
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Driverstatusmonitorsystem
Note:Itappliestovehiclesconguredwithdriverstatus
monitorsystem.It'srequiredtoconnectWI-FIforactivation
whenusingthedriverstatusmonitorsystemfortherst
time.Clickfordriverstatusmonitorofsettingswitch
onthecenterconsolescreen,toviewtheoperationguide,
conductactivationstepsaccordingtooperationguide,and
thedriverstatusmonitorsystemisenabledfornormaluse
bydefaultifactivationissuccessful.
Thedriverstatusmonitorsystem(DMS)monitorsthestatus
ofthedriverandevenmoredangerousdrivingbehaviors
throughthedriverstatusmonitorsystemcamera,andgivesthe
correspondingeffectivepromptsthroughdriverstatusmonitor
system(DMS)whenthesedangerousdrivingbehaviorsoccur.
Themainmonitorfunctionsofthedriverstatusmonitorsystem
(DMS)includeobstructionmonitor,fatiguemonitor,distraction
monitor,andabnormalbehaviormonitor.
Driverstatusmonitorsystemcamera
Thecamerausedbythedriverstatusmonitorsystem(DMS)is
anIRimagingcamerafacingthedriverlocatedintheApillaron
thedriverside.Aseriesoffaceandbody-relatedalgorithmsare
builtinthecamera,whichcanmonitorandjudgethedriver's
behaviorswhiledriving,andsynchronizethemonitoredresults
withtheinstrumentclustertimelytoprovidetimelyandeffective
promptstothedriverthroughtheinstrumentclusterandcenter
consolescreen.Thecameradoesnotrecordtheeffective
faceinformationofthedriver,onlymonitorsdifferentbehaviors
throughthecharacteristicsofthefaceandbodyactions,and
immediatelydeletesthefaceinformationaftermonitoring.
Driverstatusmonitorsystemcontrolswitch
Thedriverstatusmonitorsystemconsistsofamasterswitch
andfoursub-switches,eachsub-switchcorrespondstoa
sub-function,andthemasterswitchcancontrolthestatusofall
switchesatthesametime.Thedriverstatusmonitorsystem
canbeturnedonoroffthroughthecontrolbuttonsonthecenter
consolescreen.
•Themasterswitchofdriverstatusmonitorsystemis:Driver
statusmonitoronthecenterconsolescreen.
•Foursub-switchesofdriverstatusmonitorsystemare
respectively:smokemonitor,phonecallmonitor,fatigue
monitor,distractionmonitoronthecenterconsolescreen.
WheneachswitchisswitchedfromOFFtoON,the
correspondingfunctionisactivatedimmediately;whenitis
switchedfromONtoOFF ,awindowwillpopupforconrmation
beforeactivation.
DriverstatusmonitorMasterswitch/fatiguemonitor
Sub-switch/distractionmonitorSub-switch/smokemonitor
Sub-switch/phonecallmonitorWhenasub-switchisturned
off,thepop-upwindowdisplays:whetherthisfunctionisturned
off,andafteritisturnedoff,isitunabletousethedriverstatus
monitorsystem/recognizethefatiguestatus/recognizethe
distractionstatus/recognizethesmokebehavior/recognizethe
phonecallbehavior?
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Whenthemasterswitchandfoursub-switchesofdriverfatigue
monitorsystemareallturnedoff,thepowersupplyofcamera
willbecutoff,toprotecttheprivacyofusers.
Monitorfunctionsofdriverstatusmonitorsystem
Obstructionmonitor
Whenthedriverplacesanobstructioninfrontofhis/herfaceor
thecamera,thefacerecognitionfunctionoftheDMScamera
willbeaffected.Atthistime,theDMSfunctionwillremind
thedriverthattheDMSfunctioncannotbeexecutednormally,
pleaseremovetheobstruction.Inthiscase,thedrivercanclear
therelevantpromptsbyremovingtheobstruction.
Inaddition,thisfunctionclassiestheobstructioninto"Face
Obstruction"and"CameraObstruction".Pleasecheckdifferent
positionsaccordingtothemonitoredsituation.
Note:Thisfunctionoperateswhenthevehiclespeedisnot
lessthan5km/h,andgivesavoicereminderandapop-up
reminderontheinstrumentclusterwhenactivated.
Fatiguemonitor
Whenthedrivershowscertainfatigue,theDMScamerawill
estimatethedriver'sdegreeoffatiguethroughcommonfatigue
behaviorssuchasyawningandclosingeyes,andconcludethe
driver'sdegreeoffatiguethroughtheestimationresults.Ifthe
degreeoffatigueexceedsacertainstandard,theDMScamera
willremindthedriverthroughvoiceandinstrumentcluster.
Inaddition,thisfunctiondifferentiatesbetweenmild,moderate
andseverefatigue.Undermildfatigue,thesystemwillgive
voiceandvisualreminders;undermoderatefatigue,inaddition
tovoiceandvisualreminders,thecenterconsolescreenwill
recommendtoenablerelevantdriverassistancefunctions,and
thedrivercanclick"conrm"onthecenterconsolescreen
toenablerelevantdriverassistancefunctions;undersevere
fatigue,inadditiontothebasicvoiceandvisualreminders,
thecenterconsolescreenwillrecommendtobeassociated
withairconditionerforcooling,faceblowingandotherauxiliary
measurestorelievefatigue.
Note:Thisfunctionoperateswhenthevehiclespeedisnot
lessthan30km/h,andgivesavoicereminderandapop-up
reminderontheinstrumentclusterwhenactivated.
Distractionmonitor
Whenthedriverlooksaroundduringnormaldriving,theDMS
camerawillevaluatethedriver'soverallfocusdirectionthrough
therotationangleandtimeofthedriver'sheadandeyes,and
determineifthedriverisdistracted.Itshouldbenotedthatdueto
thetimeevaluation,observingtherearviewmirrorsandon-board
mainframeforashorttimewillnottriggerthedistractionmonitor.
Inaddition,ifthebodycamerashouldberecalledtoprojectthe
sceneintheon-boardmainframe,suchaswhenreversing,this
functionwillbetemporarilydeactivatedtoavoidmisjudgment
andotherconditions.
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Note:Thisfunctionoperateswhenthevehiclespeedisnot
lessthan30km/h,andgivesavoicereminderandapop-up
reminderontheinstrumentclusterwhenactivated.When
theturnsignal,reverselight,or360°cameraoperates,this
functionwillnotbeactivated.
Abnormalbehaviormonitor
Whenthedriverissmoking,calling,etc.,theDMScamera
willjudgeifthedriverhasimproperdrivingbehaviorscurrently
suchassmokingorcallingwhiledrivingbymonitoringthe
iteminthedriver'shandanditscorrespondingposition.Ifthe
correspondingbehaviorismonitored,thesystemwillgivea
voicereminderandapop-upreminderontheinstrumentcluster
totrytostopthedriver'simproperdrivingbehavior,whichplays
acorrectiverole.Inaddition,whenthedrivertriggersthesmoke
behaviormonitor,thesystemwillrecommendtoopenwindow
orturnonairconditionertopurifytheinteriorair.
Note:Thisfunctionoperateswhenthevehiclespeedisnot
lessthan30km/h,andgivesavoicereminderandapop-up
reminderontheinstrumentclusterwhenactivated.
Tires
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DEFECTIVETIRESAREDANGEROUS!
DoNOTdriveyourvehicleifanytireisexcessively
worn,damagedorinatedtoanincorrectpressure.
DoNOToverloadvehicle.
Incorrecttireinationpressuresoranunbalancedwheeland
tireassemblycanseriouslyaffectthestability,especiallywhen
drivingwithhighpayloadsorathighspeeds.Under-inationwill
increaserollingresistanceandacceleratetirewear,resultingin
tiredamage,evenanaccident.
Alwaysdrivewithconsiderationfortheconditionofthetires;the
mostcommoncausesoftirefailureare:
•Bumpingagainstcurbs.
•Drivingoverdeeppotholes.
•Tireunder-inationorpressureoverloadduringdriving.
Uneventreadwearcanbecausedbyfaultywheelalignment.
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Wintertires
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Thevehiclespeedshallnotexceedthemaximum
allowablespeedoftheinstalledwintertires,
otherwisethetiresmaysuddenlylosepressure,
delaminate,orevenburst,whichmayeasilycause
accidents!
Besuretoadjustthespeedaccordingtothe
specicclimate,roadsandtrafcconditions.Do
nottakerisksbytakingadvantageoftheanti-skid
performanceprovidedbywintertiresandbeware
accidents!
Wintertirescanimprovethehandlingstabilityandbraking
performanceofthevehiclewhendrivinginalowtemperature
environmentoronicyroads.Itissuggestedthatwintertires
shouldbeusedwhenthetemperatureislowerthan7℃.
Whenavehicleisrunningunderwinterroadconditions,winter
tirescangreatlyimprovethehandlingstabilityandbraking
performance.Non-wintertireshavepoorskidresistanceatlow
temperaturesoronicyroadsduetotheirstructure(tirewidth,
rubbercomposition,patterntype,etc.).
Itisrecommendedtousewintertiresofthesamesizeandload
indexasthatoftheoriginaltires,andallthefourwheelsshall
usewintertires.
Whenthetreaddepthofwintertiresiswornto4mm,theskid
resistancewilldecreaseobviously.
Themaximumallowablespeedofwintertiresshallbesubjectto
thespeedcodeonthetires.
SpeedsymbolMaximumspeed(km/h)
C60
D65
E70
F80
G90
J100
K110
L120
M130
N140
P150
Q160
R170
S180
T190
H210
V240
W270
Y300
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Inaddition,itisrecommendedtosettheoverspeedalarm,which
canbecontrolledtoturnonoroffviathetouchbuttononthe
centerconsolescreen.
Whenthetemperaturerisesabove7℃,itisrecommendedto
replacewintertireswithnon-wintertires.
Anti-skidchain
Whendrivingavehicleinthesnow,itisrecommendedtoapply
Santi-skidchaintothedrivingwheels.
Theanti-skidchaincouldincreasethetractionwhendrivingon
roadsinwinter.Ifyouwanttoinstalltheanti-skidchain,please
rememberthat:
1Notallwheelsandtiresaresuitableforananti-skidchain.
Wheninstallinganti-skidchains,onlyapprovedtiresizecan
beused.
2Onlyapplyanti-skidchaintotwodrivingwheels.Please
followtheinstructionsofanti-skidchainmanufacturer.
Itisjustinthesnowthatyoucandrivethevehicleatmaximum
speedallowedbytheanti-skidchain.Pleasecomplywiththe
regulatoryrequirementsoftheresidentcountry.Removethe
anti-skidchainimmediatelywhendrivingonthesnow-freeroad.
Loading
Eachdriverisobligedtoensurehisvehicleisfreeofoverload.
Note:Themaximumallowabletotalmassisindicatedonthe
VINPlatelocatedatfrontlowerofBpillar.Thishandbook
introducesthecorrectvehicleweightparameters,see
"Vehicleweightparameters".
Note:Secureallloadsinthevehicletopreventpersonal
injuryduetomovementofloads.Thedriverisobligedto
ensureallgoodshavebeenxedcorrectly.
Thereisalegalrequirementtodisplayaspecictypeofexternal
warningsignonthevehicleifcertainhazardousgoodsarebeing
carried.
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Trailertowing
Note:Itappliestovehiclesconguredwithtrailertowing.
Instructionsoftrailertowing
Thevehiclesaredesignedforuseprimarilyasapassenger
andloadbearingvehicle.Towingatrailermaycreateadverse
effectsonanumberoffactorsincludinghandling,durability,
performanceandbraking.Werecommendforthesafetyof
yourself,yourpassengersandothersthatthevehicleandtrailer
isnotoverloaded.
Thewarrantydoesnotcoveranydamagescausedbyorrelating
totowingatrailer.
•Weightlimits
Establishthatgrossvehicleweight,trailertowballdownload,
trailerweightandaxleweightsareallinaccordanceandnot
exceedingtheirindividuallimits.
•Grossvehicleweight
Pleaserefertoyourvehiclesdatalabelforreferenceonwhat
grossvehicleweightmustnotbeexceeded.
Grossvehicleweightisthecombinedweighttotalofthetrailer
towbar,unloadedvehicle,driver,luggageandpassengers.
Thisalsoincludestheweightofanyaccessoriesorequipment
addedtothevehicle.
Instructionsbeforeuse
•Thestatespecictrailertowingregulationsmustbefollowed.
•Thevehiclespeedshouldnotexceed120km/h.
•Itisonlyapplicabletocenteraxletrailers,andtheload
speciedin“Recommendedtowingweight”shallnotbe
exceededwhentowingtrailers.
•Whenanewvehiclehasbeendrivenoravehiclehashad
powertrainpartschangedtonewparts,itisrecommended
nottotowatraileruntilthedrivingdistancereaches800km.
•Placetheloadascloseaspossibletothetraileraxle,x
itsecurelyandplaceitaslowaspossible,whileensuring
thatthetowingweightandtheloadallowedbythetowball
arenotexceeded(Referto"Recommendedtowingweight"
fordetails).Forbeststabilityofthetrailerinanunladen
vehicle,placetheloadinthetrailertowardsthenosewithin
themaximumnoseload(Referto"Recommendedtowing
weight"fordetails),asthisgivesthebeststability.
•Thespeciedtrailerloadsareonlyapplicabletoanaltitude
lessthan1,000m.Astheairdensitydecreaseswiththe
altitudeincrease,causingthedrivemotoroutputandgrade
abilitytodrop,thetotalmassmustbereducedby10%when
thealtitudeincreasesby1,000m.
•Thetiresoftowingvehicleshallbeadjustedtothespecied
pressure,andthepressureoftrailertiresshallalsobe
checked,andonthereartirepressure,atleast20kPa(0.2bar)
abovethetirepressureasrecommendedfornormaluse(i.e.
withoutatrailerattached).
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•Ifthetrafcconditionsbehindthetrailerareinvisiblethrough
thestandardoutsiderearviewmirrors,twoadditionalrear
viewmirrorsmustbeinstalledonthereversibleboomand
adjustedtoensuresufcientrearviewatanytime.
•Theheadlampsshallbecheckedandadjustedifnecessary
afteratrailerishitchedup.
•Alwaysuseasafetychainthatissuitableforyourvehicleand
trailer.Havethesafetychainpassingthroughtheholeatthe
lowerpartofthehitchandattachittothetrailer.Thesafety
chainwillpreventthetrailerfromdroppingtothegroundin
theeventthatthehitchdisengages.Forproperuseand
installation,consultthetrailermanufacturer.
Instructionsfordriving
•Beforedriving,checkallthesafetyequipmenttoensuresafe
operation.Ensurethatthevehicleisproperlymaintainedto
avoidmechanicalfailure.
•Avoidnon-loadedtowingvehicleandloadedtrailerasmuch
aspossiblewhendriving.Ifitisinevitable,driveatlowspeed
duetoimproperloaddistribution.
•Asthedrivingstabilityoftowingvehicleandtrailerdrops
withthespeedincrease,thespeedshallbeaslowas
possiblewithoutexceedingthespeciedspeedlimitunder
theimproperroad,weatherandstrongwindconditions,
especiallywhendrivingonaslope.
•Whenthetrailersways,gripthesteeringwheelrmlyto
drivestraightforward,andreleasetheacceleratorpedalto
deceleratethevehicleslowly.Donotattempttoeliminate
swaybyturningthesteeringwheelorbyemergencybraking.
Thehigherthespeed,thestrongerthetrailerswaying.Ifthe
swayisstillnoteliminatedafterdeceleration,stopthevehicle
tocheckifthetrailerweightdistributionisevenandthetrailer
deviceisinstalledsecurely.
•Underanyconditions,thevehiclemustbedecelerated
immediatelyonceminorswayisnoticedonthetrailer,and
nevertrytoeliminatetheswaythroughacceleration.
•Ifaninertiabrakeisinstalledonthetrailer,rstbrakeslowly
andthenbrakerapidlywhenbrakingisrequired.Thiscan
avoidbrakingimpactduetotrailerwheellocking.
•Clean,dryandatconcreteorasphalt(orsimilar)pavement
isrequiredfortowing.
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Recommendedtowingweight
Towingcapacity
GVW(kg)CVW(kg)ATM(kg)-brakedtrailerATM(kg)-unbrakedtrailerGTM(kg)
3000231010007503420
3095241010007503520
3095253510007503645
Caution
Thesumofthetotalmassofthetowingvehicleandthetotalmassofthetrailershallnotexceedthespeciedgrosstrainmass
(GTM)ofthevehicle.
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Trailerelectricalinterface
Formodelswithoptionaltrailerelectricalinterface,theharness
isthetrailerelectricalinterface,whichcanbeconnectedtothe
trailermodule,atthelowerpartoftheleftrearbumperofthe
vehicleandviewedfromthebottomofthevehicle.
Maintenance
Ifthevehicleisoftenusedtotowatrailer,additionalmaintenance
shallbemadeinthemaintenanceintervalstoensurecontinuous
satisfactionforthevehicle.
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212EmergencyDoorOpeningor
Closing
214Hazardwarninglight
214Warningtriangle
215Selftirerepair
221Towingavehicle
224Jumpstart
226Fusereplacement30
EmergencyTroubleshooting
EmergencyDoorOpeningorClosing
Manuallyunlockandlockthedriverdoor
Whenthevehicleispoweredofforthedoorscannotbeunlocked
orlockedelectronically,thedriverdoorcanbeunlockedand
lockedmanually.
1Insertthekeyintotheopeningofthecoverfrombelow.
2Turnthekeytoreleasethecoverandremoveit.
3Withthekey,manuallylockandunlockthedriverdoor
throughthedoorlockonthedriverdoor.
Caution
Afterunlockingandlockingiscompleted,itisrequiredtopull
theexteriordoorhandlerstbeforemountingthecover.
Manuallylockthefrontoccupantdoorandrear
doors
Whenthevehicleispoweredofforthedoorscannotbelocked
electronically,thefrontoccupantdoorandreardoorscanbe
lockedmanually.
Usethekeytoturntheleveratthepositionshown
counterclockwise,andthenclosethedoortolockit.
Toopenthefrontoccupantdoorandreardoors,pulltheinterior
doorhandletwicetoopenthedoor.
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Manuallyunlockthetailgate
Whenthevehicleispoweredofforthetailgatecannotbe
unlockedelectronically,thetailgatecanbeunlockedmanually.
Openthecoveratthelowerendofthetailgateinnertrimpanel
andpressdownthewhitelevertoopenthetailgate.
Manualtailgate
Powertailgate
Toclosethetailgate,lowerthetailgateandpressitdownrmly
tomakesurethatthetailgateislockedsecurely.
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Hazardwarninglight
Whenyouencounteraproblemduringdrivingandhavetostop
thevehicleorslowdown,youshallpressthehazardwarning
lightswitchonthefrontroofvanitylight,the"direction
indicator(green)"ontheinstrumentclusterwillilluminateand
ash,meanwhilealltheturnsignalsashtoalertothersand
makethepoliceknowyouareintrouble.
Warningtriangle
Thewarningtriangleisplacedinthefrontcompartmentstorage
box.
Whenyouencounteraproblemduringdrivingandyouhaveto
pullthevehicleover,ifthesituationpermits,ontheconventional
road,pleaseplaceawarningtriangleabout50-150mright
behindthevehicletoalertvehiclesbehind;Onhighways,a
warningtriangleshouldbeplacedabout150mrightbehind
thevehicle;inrainyandfoggydaywithlowvisibility,placethe
warningtriangleabout200mrightbehindthevehicle,toalert
vehiclesbehind.
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Selftirerepair
Note:Itappliestovehiclesconguredwithtirerepairkit.
Precautions
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"
Themaincomponentsofthetirecementproduct
arenaturalemulsions,whichareinedible,soavoid
inhalationorswallowingofthem.Ifingestedby
accident,gotothehospitalimmediately,anddonot
inducevomiting.
Avoidhumanskinoreyesfromcontactingwith
thistirecement,otherwiseskinoreyesdiscomfort
mayoccur.Ifthistirecementcontactswithskinby
accident,rinsetheskinthoroughlywithwaterand
soap;ifthistirecementaccidentallygetsintothe
eyes,pleaserinsetheeyeswithwaterimmediately.
Keepthisproductoutofthereachofchildren.
Duringtheuseofthisproduct,pleaseobeytheroad
trafcsafetylawsandotherregulations.
•ReadtheInstructionscarefullybeforeusingthistirecement.
•Afterusingthisproducttorepairaattire,thedrivingspeed
shallbemaintainedwithin80km/h.
•Whenusingthisproducttorepairaattire,duetothe
pressureoftheattire,itmayleadtosometirecement
leakageattheconnectionbetweenthegluetubeandthetire,
whichisanormalphenomenon.
•Thisproductadoptsnaturalemulsion,whichissamewiththe
rawmaterialofthetire,hasnodamagetotiresandwheel
hubs,andcanbeusedwithintheambienttemperaturerange
of-40℃～80℃.
•PleasegotoOurServiceDealerforinspectionandrepairas
soonaspossibleafterthedrivingisover.
Tirerepairkit
Thetirerepairkitsareplacedinthefrontcompartmentstorage
box.
Caution
Forvehicleswith19-inchself-repairtires,whenthepuncture
widthislessthan5millimeter,thevehiclecanstillcontinue
todrivewithinacertainspeedrange(120km/h)ifthe
displayshowsthatthetirepressureisnormal.However,the
self-repairtirescannotberegardedaspermanentrepairing
measures;ifitisfoundatireispuncturedorseriously
damaged,pleasecontactOurServiceDealerintimefortire
checkandreplacement.
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Tireinatorpump
•Uppersurfaceofpumpbody
1
2
3
4
1Powerswitch(black)
2Gluepotbayonet
3Reliefvalveswitch
4Airpressuregauge
•Bottomsurfaceofpumpbody
1
2
3
1Inationtube
2Powerconnector
3Powercord
Tirerepairgluepot
1
2
3
1Gluetube
2Inationtubeconnector
3Potbody
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Usage
Tirerepairkithasthefunctionsofattirerepair,tirepressure
monitoring,tireinationanddeation,etc.
Beforeusingthisproduct,pleasecompletethefollowing
preparations:
1Pleaseparkthevehicleinasafeplace;
2Ifatireisatinthecourseofdriving,warningsignsshallbe
setinasafeplacetoavoidaccidents;
3Identifytheattireanddeterminethecause,andthen
completethetireinationorrepairaccordingtothemethods
fortireinationorrepairintheInstructions;
4Pleaseconrmthatthetirerepairgluepotandpump
bodyareproductsofourcompany,otherwiseairleakage,
gluespray,adverseconditionsandevendangerous
consequencesmayoccur.Pleaseconrmthatall
componentsofproductareintactbeforeusingthisproduct;
5Whenusingthisproducttorepairtheattire,pleasecheck
whetherthegluepotislledwithgluesolution.
Methodsfortirerepair
1Makesurethattheswitchisoffatthistime.Loosentheglue
tubeonthetirerepairgluepot,alignandhorizontallypush
thegluepotinterfacetothegluepotbayonetonthepump
body,andthenconnecttheinationtubetothegluepotafter
installationiscompleted.
2Connectthegluetubetotheattire.
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3Inserttheinatorpumppowerconnectorintotheon-board
powersocket,andstartthevehicle.
Note:Donotuse12Vpowersocketlocatedatrightbody
sideoftrunk.
4Turnonthepowerswitch(black),startinjectingtheglue
solutionintothetire,atthistime,thevalueonthepressure
gaugewillrstriseandthenslowlyreducetotheattire
pressure;turnoffthepowerswitchafterthetirepressure
reachestherecommendedvalue(pleasesee"Wheeland
tire"inGeneralTechnicalParameterssection),andthen
pulloutthegluetube,inationtubeandpowerconnector
insequence.
5Restartthevehicletomakeitdriveatthespeedoflessthan
30km/hfor3-5km.
≤30km/h
3-5km
6Parkthevehicleinasafeplace,andconnecttheination
tubetothetireagain.
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7Observetheairpressurevalue,andperformtheination
operationifthereisobviouspressuredecrease.Andcheck
thetirepressureafterdrivingforanother3-5km(ifthere
isstillobviouspressuredecrease,itindicatesthatthetire
hasbeenbadlydamagedbeyondtheusagerangeofthis
product,pleasecallforrescue).
8Removethestickerwith"80"characterattachedtotheglue
pot,andpasteitontothesteeringwheel,toremindthedriver
thatthedrivingspeedshallbemaintainedwithin80km/h
afterusingthisproduct.
MAX
Methodsfortirepressuremonitoring
1Removetheinationtubeandconnectittothetire.
2Inserttheinatorpumppowerconnectorintotheon-board
powersocket,andstartthevehicle.
Note:Donotuse12Vpowersocketlocatedatrightbody
sideoftrunk.
3Turnonthepowerswitch(black),pumpupthetire,
andobservetheairpressuregauge;turnoffthepower
switchafterthetirepressurereachestherecommended
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value(pleasesee"Wheelandtire"inGeneralTechnical
Parameterssection),andthenpullouttheinationtubeand
powerconnector.
Methodsfortirepressurerelief
1Removetheinationtubeandconnectittothetire.
2Pressthereliefvalveswitch(black),andobservetheair
pressuregaugeuntilthetirepressurereducestothedesired
value.
Note:Aftertirerepairwiththisproduct,gotoOurService
Dealerfortirerepairassoonaspossible;whenprofessional
tirerepairisperformed,duetoresidualgluesolutioninthe
tire,itisrecommendedtoplacethetirehorizontallyonthe
levelgroundtodischargetheliquid,andit'sbettertoputa
smallragatthetirevalvecore,topreventasmallamount
ofgluefromsplashingout.Ifthetirecementaccidentally
dropsontheoororotherobjects,justwipeitoffwith
arag,andrinsewithwater.Thistirecementisnatural
emulsion,whichwillcausenocorrosionorotheradverse
effectswheelhubsandtires.
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Caution
•Torepaironetire,itisrequiredtouseonebottleofthistire
cementproduct.
•Toguaranteetheeffectsinuseofthisproduct,itisbetter
nottoremovethethornonthetire;ifitisremoved,the
effectsinusewillnotbeinuenced.
•Pleasedonotpulloutthegluetubedirectlyfromthetire
duringtheuseofthisproduct;rstturnoffthisproduct
switchafterthetirerepairiscompleted,andremovethe
gluetubefromthetire.
•Whenprovidingpowerforthisproductbystartingthe
vehicle,applytheparkingbrakeinadvance,toavoid
personalandpropertydamagescausedbyvehicle
movement.
•Storethisproductinacoolanddryplace,keepitawayfrom
there,andtrytoplaceitinthevehicle,tobetterguarantee
thequalityofthetirecement.
•Thereisnosideeffectonthetireafterusingthisproduct.
•Duringtheuseofthisproduct,duetothecompressed
air,theinationtubemaybecomehot,whichisanormal
phenomenon.
Towingavehicle
Whiletowingorbeingtowed,relativenationalregulationsabout
vehicletowingshallbeabidedby.
Towinghitch
Fronttowinghitch
Ifthisvehicleistobetowedfromthefront,rstpryoffthetowing
hitchcoverfromthelowerpartofthefrontgrille,andscrewthe
towinghitchplacedinthevehicletoolstothefrontbumper.
Afterthevehicletowingiscompleted,unscrewthetowinghitch
andputitbackinitsoriginalposition,andthenclosethetowing
hitchcover.
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Reartowinghitch
Note:Itappliestovehiclesconguredwithreartowing
hitch.
Ifthevehicleistobetowedfromtherear,rstpryoffthetowing
hitchcoverfromtheleftsideoftherearbumper,andscrewthe
towinghitchplacedinthevehicletoolstotherearbumper.
Afterthevehicletowingiscompleted,unscrewthetowinghitch
andputitbackinitsoriginalposition,andthenclosethetowing
hitchcover.
Caution
Themaximumweightthatthetowinghitchcanbearisthe
GVW.Donottowavehiclewithaweightmorethanthis
value.
Theapplicationrangeoftowingropeisasshownbelow:
5°
5°
5°
5°
25°
25°
25°
25°
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Towing
Beforetowed
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"
Toensurethesteeringgearcanrotatefreely,be
suretopoweronthevehicleandkeepitpowered
onduringtowingprocess.Thisistoensurethe
steeringisunlocked,andtheturnsignallampsand
brakelampscanoperate.
Beingtowed
Whenthevehicleisbeingtowed,releasetheparkingbrakeand
engageNgear.
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"
Thereisnobrakeboosterassistorpowersteering
assistwhenthemotorisnotrunning.Inthiscase,
itrequiresgreaterefforttooperatethebrakepedal,
andlongertimeandgreaterefforttorotatethe
steeringwheel.
Caution
Whentowingavehicle,besuretoliftitsdrivewheelsoffthe
ground,withthetowingspeedlowerthan30km/h,thetowing
distancelessthan50km,andtheshiftleverinNgear.
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"
Afteraseverecollision,ifyounditimpossibleto
movetheshiftleverintoN,shiftfromPtoanother
gear,orturnthesteeringwheel,pleasenotethat
thedrivewheelsmustnotbeonthegroundwhen
towing.Failuretodosomayleadtoseveredamage
tothetransmissionandhighservicecosts.Itis
recommendedtotowthevehiclewithaatbed
trailer.Whentowing,allfourwheelsmustbeoffthe
ground.
Recommendedvehicletowing
11
22
33
44
1Placethevehicleonaatbedtrailer-recommended.
2Lifttherearwheels,andplacethefrontwheelsonasmall
trailer(offtheground)-recommended.
3Towingwiththefrontwheelsrollingbackwards-wrong.
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4Liftthebody/chassisinsteadofthewheels-wrong.
Itisrecommendedtotowthevehiclewithaatbedtrailer.When
towing,allfourwheelsmustbeofftheground.
"
"
Whenthevehicleispulledontotheatbedtrailer,it
isprohibitedtohaveanypersonorobjectbehindthe
trailer,asthismayleadtopersonalinjuryordeath.
Whentowingthevehiclewiththefrontwheelslifted
oronaatbedtrailer,passengersarenotallowedto
stayinthevehicle,otherwiseanaccidentmayoccur
andleadtopersonalinjuryordeath.
Jumpstart
Batterydisconnection
"
"
Alwayswearprotectiveglovesandeyeprotecting
glasseswhenworkingonabattery.
Donotusenakedlight,causesparksorsmokeinthe
areaofthebattery.Youcanbeseriouslyinjuredand
thevehicledamaged.
Todisconnectbattery,disconnectnegative(-)earthterminalrst
andthenpositive(+).Toconnectbattery,installandsecure
positivecable(+)rstandthennegative(-)cable.Smearthe
terminalswithpetroleumjelly.
Caution
Beforedisconnectingthebattery,alwaysshutdownthe
motorandallelectricaldevicesformorethan2minutes.
Whiledisconnecting,neverallowtheterminaltocontactwith
themetalpartsofvehiclebody.Otherwiseshortcircuitmay
causeelectricspark.Electricalsystemwillbedamagedif
positiveandnegativecablesareconnectedreversely.
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Jumpstart
"
"
Neverpullortowthevehicletostart.
Ensuretheratedvoltageoftwobatteriesisthesame
(12V)andthejumpercableisacknowledgedasthe
cableusedfor12Vvehiclebattery.
Jumper
•Pulltwovehiclestogetheraspossible.
•Shutdownthemotorandallelectricequipment.
•Connectthepositiveterminals(+)oftwobatterieswithred
jumpercable.
•Connectblackjumpercablefrompowersupplyingbattery
negativeterminal(-)toearthpoint(notnegativeterminal)of
thebattery-poweredvehiclethatneedstobepowered.
•Ensureallconnectionmechanismsarewellconnected.
•Checkthatthejumpercableclearofanymovingpartswhen
themotorstarting.
•Checkthatthehandbrakesofthetwovehiclesareapplied
andgearleverisinPposition.
Starting
Startthebattery-poweredvehicletobepoweredandallowitto
idleforseveralminutes.
•Startthevehiclewhosebatteryneedstobepowered.
•Allowthevehicletoidleformorethan2minutesafterstarted.
Note:Ifitfailstostartafterseveralattempts,thevehicle
mayneedmaintenance.
Disconnecting
•Shutdowntheengineormotorofthevehicle.
•Ensurethecableterminalsshallnotcontactwitheachother.
•Removethejumpercable.Removalisthereverseof
connection.
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Fusereplacement
Fusesofthisvehiclearelocatedinthreeboxes.
Caution
Spillageofliquidtoanyelectriccomponentsinthevehicle
maydamagethecomponents,soitisrequiredtocoverany
electriccomponents.Thecontentofthefusespecication
listwillbeconstantlyupdatedaccordingtothevehicle
congurationandtechnicalstatus,pleaseseeactualstateof
yourvehicle.Thecorrespondingcomponentsareprovided
onlywhentheactualvehicleisconguredwiththefunctions.
Otherwise,thecomponentsarenotprovided.
Drivercompartmentfusebox
Drivercompartmentfuseboxislocatedbehindthelowerstorage
boxatdriverside.
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Fusesinthedrivercompartmentfuseboxcanbeidentiedby
thelabelonthebackoflowerstorageboxcoveratdriverside.
G
G 44 ::
G
G 55 11
G
G 44 22
G
G 44 33
G
G 44 44
G
G 44 55
G
G 44 66
G
G 44 77
G
G 44 88
G
G 44 99
S
S
5
5
S
S
6
6
SS 22
S
S
4
4
S
S
3
3
G
G 33 99
G
G 44 11
G
G 33 88
G
G 33 66
G
G 33 ::
G
G 33 77
T
T CC 11 77
T
T CC 11 44
T
T CC 11 66
T
T CC 11 33
T
T CC 11 55
TT CC 11 22
G
G 22 99
G
G 22 ::
GG 33 11
G
G 33 22
G
G 33 33
G
G 33 44
G
G 33 55
G
G 22 88
G
G 11 66
G
G 11 77
G
G 11 88
GG 11 99
G
G 11 ::
G
G 22 11
G
G 22 22
G
G 22 33
G
G 11 22
G
G 11 33
G
G 11 44
GG 11 55
G
G 22 55
G
G 22 66
GG 22 77
G
G 22 44
C
C
,
,
Specication
CodeSpecicationFunction
F0110A
A/Ccontrolmodule/ETC/driver
monitoringcamera/rearA/Cpanel/
travelingdatarecorder
F027.5ACombinedswitch-Electronicshiftlever
CodeSpecicationFunction
F037.5AAutomaticanti-dazzleinteriorrearview
mirrors/streammediarearviewmirrors
F047.5AHUD(Head-upDisplay)/instrument
cluster
F0510AICGM(intelligentgateway)
F067.5AFronthighvoltagePTC
F0710A
ADU(drivingdomaincontrolunit)/ADC
(camera)/ADAS(driverassistance
system)
F0815ASteeringwheelheatingKL15power
F097.5APM2.5/ambientlightsensor/roofvanity
light/roofatmospherelight/sunvisorlight
F107.5A
Centralcontrolswitch/steeringwheel
/electricconcealedoutlet/driver(front
passenger)agshipandluxuryheadrest
accessory/driver(frontpassenger)
agshipandluxuryfrontpassenger
heatingpadandheadrestaccessory
F117.5AHUD(Head-upDisplay)
F1210A
Single12.3-inchdisplay/frontpassenger
entertainmentscreen/frontpassenger
smallscreen
F1325AEntertainmentmainframepowersupply
F1430AThird-rowlefthigh-endseat
F1530AThird-rowrighthigh-endseat
F1610ARearA/Cpanel/A/Ccontrolmodule
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CodeSpecicationFunction
F1710AIBDU(intelligentbodydomaincontroller
module)(exteriorlamp)KL30power2
F187.5ACombinedswitch-rightshiftlever
F1920A220Vinverter
F2010AICGM(intelligentgateway)
F2110AOBDcommissioning/diagnosis/
calibration
F2210ALight&rainsensor
F237.5AADAS/ADC/AVM
F2410AInstrumentcluster
F2525APoweramplier
F2630A
Frontpassengeragshipandluxury
memorymodule,andmassageand
lumbarsupport
F2710ABMS
F287.5AADU(drivingdomaincontrolunit)
F2910AIntegratedtri-screen
F3030Athird-rowrighthigh-end/low-endVIPseat
F31/Reserved
F32/Reserved
F33/Reserved
F34/Reserved
F35/Reserved
CodeSpecicationFunction
F3620AFrontsunroof
F3710ATransportationmoderelay
F38/Reserved
F39/Reserved
F4010APowerrearviewmirrorheatingpower
SB0140AFrontblowermotor
SB0240ARearwindshield/powerrearviewmirror
heatingpower
SB0330AFrontpassengerpowerwindowregulator
power
SB0430ARearblowerrelay/rearblowerpower
SB0530APTC1
SB0630APTC2
R140AFrontBlowerRelay
R235APTC1Relay
R335ARearBlowerRelay
R440ADefrostRelay
R535APTC2Relay
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Frontcompartmentfusebox
Frontcompartmentfuseboxislocatedattherightof
compartmentwallatthefronthoodbottom(viewedfromthe
frontofvehicle).Fusecanbeaccessedbyjustremovingthe
coveroffrontcompartmentfusebox.
Caution
Beforeopeningthefuseboxcover,makesureits
surroundingsaredryandnouidowsfromanydirection
intotheopenedfusebox,otherwisethefuseboxwillbe
damaged,leadingtoseriousconsequences.
Fusesinthefrontcompartmentfuseboxcanbeidentiedbythe
labelprintedatthebackofthefuseboxcover.
SB25
B+
SB21 SB20
SB24
SB23
SB22
SB19
SB18
SB17 SB16 SB15
S B14 S B13
SB12
S B11 S B10
S B09
S B08
S B07 S B06
S B05 S B04
SB02
S B01
F53
F43
F38
F31
F37
F36
F35
F34
F33
F32
F24
F30
F29
F28
F27
F26
F25
F22
F23
F19
F21
F20
F40
F39
F42
F41
F47
F48
F46
F45
F44
F52
F51
F50
F49
K5
K4
S B03
K3 K2
K6
K1
K13 K12 K11 K10
K9 K8
K7
F18
F13
F17
F16
F15
F14
F11
F06
F10
F09
F08
F04
F05
F12
F03
F02
F01
F07
MIDI
IEC
125 A
Specication
CodeSpecicationFunction
SB01/Reserved
SB0230AFrontwiper
SB03/Reserved
SB0430ARearsunroof
SB0530AFrontsunroof/electrictailgateECUKL30
transportationmodepower
SB06/Reserved
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CodeSpecicationFunction
SB07/Reserved
SB0830ARightelectricpowersideloaddoorKL30
SB0940ATrailerECU
SB1030APowerdriverseatKL30
SB11/Reserved
SB12/Reserved
SB1360AIBOOST(electricvacuumbooster)KL30
SB1460AESCmotorKL30
SB1525ATrailer
SB1630AIEC(drivercompartmentfusebox)KL15
SB1730ALeftelectricpowersideloaddoorKL30
SB1830AIEC(drivercompartmentfusebox)KL30
SB1930ASecond-rowleftpowerseatKL30
SB20/Reserved
SB2130ALeftwindowregulator
SB22/Reserved
SB2330APowertailgateECUKL30
SB2440AESCsolenoidvalveKL30
SB25/Reserved
F0120AReserved
CodeSpecicationFunction
F0215AIBDU(intelligentbodydomaincontroller
module)(washermotor)KL30
F033AUEC(frontcompartmentfusebox)GND3
F0410AIBDU(fueltankcaplock)KL30
F0515AHorn
F06/Reserved
F0710AIntelligentgrille/coolingfanKL87
F08/Reserved
F09/Reserved
F10/Reserved
F11/Reserved
F12/Reserved
F13/Reserved
F1420ABMSelectronicwaterpump
F15/Reserved
F1620AIgnitioncoil/coolingwaterpump
F17/Reserved
F18/Reserved
F1920AIBDU(exteriorlamp)KL30power1
F2010AAirbagmoduleKL30
F2110AEMS(enginecontrolmodule)KL30
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CodeSpecicationFunction
F2225AIBDU(doorlock)
F2325ANets-within-netsECUKL30
F2425ASecond-rowpowerseatKL15
F2510AEMS(enginecontrolmodule)/IMCU
(motorandvehiclecontrolunit)KL15
F267.5AEPSKL15
F2710ATransmissionTCU/PTC/lowspeed
alarmKL15
F2810A
ADC(camera)/highprecisioninertial
navigation/frontmillimeter-waveradar
KL15
F2910AAirbagmoduleKL15
F30/Reserved
F3120A
TransmissionTCU/EPPdrivemotor/
IMCU(motorandvehiclecontrolunit)
KL30
F3215AThird-rowleftpowerseatKL15
F3315AThird-rowrightpowerseatKL15
F3415APowerdriverseatKL15
F3510AESC/IBOOST/AVMKL15
F3610ANets-within-netsECU/poweramplier/
OMSKL15
F37/Reserved
F38/Reserved
CodeSpecicationFunction
F3920AIBDU(exteriorlamp)KL30power4
F4020AIBDU(exteriorlamp)KL30power3
F4110A
Electricpowersideloaddoor/lane
changeassist/highprecisioninertial
navigation/kicksensorKL30
F4215AADC(camera)KL30
F4310A
PODCDC/POBMS/POmotor/CCU
(combinedchargingunitassembly)/
EVCC(electricvehiclecommunication
controller)KL30
F44/Reserved
F457.5AWirelesscharging/dooratmospherelight
/driverwindowregulatorKL30power
F467.5ARearviewcamera/HUB(videogateway)
/rearmillimeter-waveradarKL30power
F4720AFront12Vpower
F4820ASecond-rowpowerseatUSBKLR
F4915ARearwiper
F507.5A220Vinverter/frontUSB/roofUSBKLR
F5115ARearseat12Vpower
F52/Reserved
F537.5ARearsideUSB/second-rowrightseat
USB/windowregulatorswitchKLR
MIDI125AICE(drivercompartmentfusebox)KL30
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CodeSpecicationFunction
K1/Frontwiperhigh-lowspeedrelay
K2/Frontwipercontrolrelay
K3/Reserved
K4/IGrelay
K5/Power-savingrelay
K6/Reserved
K7/Reserved
K8/Reserved
K9/Mainrelay
K10/Reserved
K11/Reserved
K12/Reserved
K13/ACCrelay
Batteryfusebox
Thebatteryfuseboxislocatedonthebatterypositiveterminal.
250A
100A 100A 50A
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Specication
CodeSpecicationFunction
1250AFrontcompartmentfuseboxKL30power
2100AEPSKL30power
3100ARearPTCheatingKL30power
450ACoolingfanKL30power
Fusereplacement
"
"
Onlyreplacewithfusesofthesame
specications/ratedcurrent.Installingnonspecic
fusewilldamageelectricalsystemandevencause
re.Beforeattemptingtoreplacethefuse,the
vehiclepowerandallelectricaldevicesmustbe
turnedoff.Anyunauthorizedchangetovehicle
electricalsystemwillcauseseriousadverseeffect
andreontheelectronicmanagementsystem.
Pullthefuseoutwardwithpullerprovidedinfuseboxtoremove
thefuse.Internalwiringofthefusecanbeusedtoidentifyblown
fuse(arrowed).
Note:Repeatedfailurewiththesamefuseistheindication
ofcircuitfailure.Pleasecontactourauthorizedservice
providerassoonaspossible.
10
Caution
Unauthorizedchangetoelectricalsystemofthevehiclewill
invalidatethewarranty.
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236Regularmaintenance
236Owner'scheck
237Enginehood
239Enginecompartment
239Coolant
241Brakeuid
242Washeruid
243Wiperblades
245Seatbelts
246Battery
249Highvoltagebatterypack
251Tires
253Othermaintenance
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MaintenanceandService
Regularmaintenance
Regularmaintenanceisthekeytoeconomy,safetyand
reliabilityforyourvehicleanditmustberememberedthatthe
responsibilityformaintainingyourvehicleinasafe,roadworthy
conditionrestsultimatelyonyou,theowner/operator.
Necessarymaintenanceandtheintervalshavebeenspecied
tomaintainyourvehicleproperly.Regularvehiclemaintenance
shallbedonebyOurServiceDealerinaccordancewith
Warranty&ServiceHandbook.
Itisinyourbestinteresttohaveyourvehicleregularly
maintainedinaccordancewithregulations.
OurServiceDealersarerecommendedastheyhavequalied
personnel,requiredfacilitiesandcanoffertheunique
pre-plannedservicewhichwillgivemaximumvehiclereliability.
Owner'scheck
Thefollowingareafewsimplebutimportantcheckswhichyou
shallmakeatregularintervalsbeforedrivingtoensurereliable
andeconomicoperation:
Dailychecks
•Thelighting(makesurealllensareclean),horn,instrument
cluster,warninglightsandindicators,wipersandwashersare
functioning.
•Theseatbeltsareintact.
•Thebrakesoperatesnormally.
•Visuallycheckforsignsofwater,uids,exhaustandother
leaksunderthevehicle.
Weeklychecksorcheckbeforealongjourney
•Checkuidlevel/rell.
-Coolant
-Windshieldwasheruid
-Brakeuid
•Checkforconditionandpressureofalltires(includingthe
sparetire).
•CheckandoperateA/Csystem.
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Harshconditions
Forvehiclesoftenusedinharshconditions,itisrecommended
toshortenthemaintenanceinterval.
Regularvehiclemaintenanceshallbedonebyourauthorized
serviceproviderinaccordancewithWarranty&Service
Handbook.
Enginehood
Openfrontcompartmenthood
Inthedirectionasshowninthegure,pulluptwicetheunlock
handleoffrontcompartmenthoodbelowtheinstrumentdeskon
thedriversidetounlockthefrontcompartment,andliftthefront
compartmenthood.
2×
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Closefrontcompartmenthood
Holdthefrontcompartmenthoodwithbothhandsandthenlower
it.Whenthefrontcompartmenthoodisloweredabout20-30cm
awayfromitslockingposition,applyacertaindownwardforce
tocloseitwithcertainacceleration.
Afterclosingthefrontcompartmenthood,checkifitiscompletely
lockedbytryingtoliftitsfrontedge.Ifthefrontcompartment
hoodisnotcompletelylocked,pleaseopenitagainandrepeat
theclosingaction.
Caution
Beforeclosing,checkthatthereisnotools,rags,equipment,
etc.leftintheareaundertheenginehood.
Frontcompartmenthoodunclosedalarm
Ifthefrontcompartmenthoodhasnotbeenlockedcompletely,
thecorrespondingalarmiconwillbedisplayedonthescreen.
Ifthefrontcompartmenthoodisfoundnotlockedcompletely
whenthevehicleisrunning,thenwarningtoneswillbesounded
together.
Caution
•Forsafetyreasons,thefrontcompartmenthoodmustbe
closedtightlybeforedriving.Therefore,itisrequiredto
checkifthelatchhasbeeninsertedintothelockafter
closingthefrontcompartmenthood,thatis,tocheckifthe
frontcompartmenthoodisalignedwiththebodyparts.
•Duringdriving,ifthefrontcompartmenthoodisfoundnot
closedcompletely,pleasepulloverinasafecondition,
andgetofftoclosethefrontcompartmenthoodbefore
resumingthedriving.
•Mindyourhandwhenclosingthefrontcompartmenthood
downwardwithforce.
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Enginecompartment
1122334455
1Washeruidreservoir
2Batterycirculationcoolantreservoir
3Electricdrivesystemcoolantreservoir
4Battery
5Brakeuidreservoir
Coolant
"
"
Coolantisharmfulifswallowed.Donotallow
coolanttocontacttheeyesorskin.Ifitdoes,rinse
immediatelywithplentyofwater.
Pleaseaddcorrectspecicationcoolant.Neverdrivingthe
vehicleifcoolantofcorrectspecicationisnotlled.Coolant
specicationsee“Recommendeduidoil”.
Atspeciedintervalsthecoolingsystemshallbedrained,
ushedandrelledwiththecorrectamountofcoolant.
Caution
Whenrellingorreplacingcoolant,onlythespeciedcoolant
canbeused.Theuseofnon-recommendedcoolantcould
causedamagetothecoolingsystemandmayinvalidatethe
warranty.
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Checkandrell
"
"
Donotremovetheexpansiontankcapwhilethe
coolingsystemishot,foroverowedwatervaporor
hotcoolantmaycausepersonalinjury.Ifcoolant
hastobechargedwhenthesystemishot,waitfor
10minutes,placeathickclothoverthellercap
andturnthecapslowlyanti-clockwisetorelease
thepressureintheexpansiontankbeforeremoving
thecap.
Alwayscheckthecoolantlevelwiththevehicleonlevelground
andthecoolantsystemstationary(coldcondition).
Thelevelisvisibleincoolantexpansiontankandnormallevel
shallbebetween‘MAX’and‘MIN’marks.
Iftheleveldropsto‘MIN’mark,cleanareaaroundthecoolant
expansiontankcapandthenturnanti-clockwisetoremoveit.
Top-upwiththespecieduidbetween‘MAX’and‘MIN’marks.
Installtheexpansiontankcap.
Note:Thecoolantmayexpandwhenitbecomeshot,sothe
liquidlevelmaybehigherthanthelevelmark.
Caution
Ifthelevelhasfallenappreciably,ortopping-upisrequired
frequently,suspectleakageoroverheatingandcontactour
authorizedserviceproviderforinspection.
Batterycirculationcoolantreservoir
Electricdrivesystemcoolantreservoir
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Precautionsforcoldweather
Inordertoreducepossibleproblemswhichmayoccurincold
weather,pleaseconsiderthefollowingsuggestions:
•Sincethestandardfreezingpointofthecoolantusedin
thevehicleis-35°C(withthemixtureratioofcoolantstock
solutionandwaterof1:1),itisnecessarytoparkthevehicle
inareaswherethecoolanttemperaturecanbemaintained
above-35°C.
•Ifyouareusingyourvehicleinextremelycoldareaswherethe
ambienttemperatureisbelow-35°C,pleaseusethecoolant
ofappropriateproportionbasedonthelocaltemperature.
(RefractometerT10007canbeusedtodetectthefreezing
pointofthecoolant)
Brakeuid
"
"
Ifthereisasignicantdropinthelevelofthebrake
uid,contactourauthorizedserviceproviderfor
serviceassoonaspossible.
Useonlynewbrakeuidofthespeciedtype.Useof
brakeuidwhichisoldornotthespeciedtypecan
causelossofbrakingperformance.
Brakeuidcleanlinessisessential.Anydirtentering
thesystemcancauselossofbrakingperformance.
Donotallowbrakeuidtocontactyourskinoreyes;
Ifitdoes,rinseimmediatelywithplentyofwater.
Keepbrakeuidoutofthereachofchildren.
Caution
•Onlyrellthebrakemastercylinderwithbrakeuid
complyingwithspecicationDOT4.Donotusebrakeuid
ofanyothertype.
•Brakeuidwilldamagethepaintworkwhencomingin
contactwithit.Wipeitcleanimmediatelyandrinsewith
water.
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Checkandrell
Besuretocheckthebrakeuidlevelafterthevehicleisparked
onaatgroundandthebrakesystemisincoldstate.The“MAX”
levelmarkisonthesmallreservoir,the“MIN”levelmarkisonthe
reservoirofthevacuumbooster,andthenormallevelshallbe
between‘MAX’and‘MIN’marks.Iftheleveldropsto‘MIN’mark,
cleanareaaroundthellercapandthenturnanti-clockwiseto
removeit.Fillupspeciednewbrakeuidbetween‘MAX’and
‘MIN’marksandinstallthereservoircap.
MIN
MAX
Ifthelevelfallsbelow‘MIN’mark,“brakesystemwarninglight
(red)”oninformationclusterwilllighton.Thisindicatesfaultin
thebrakingsystemwhichmustbeinvestigatedimmediately.If
indriving,IMMEDIATELYbringthevehiclecarefullytoahalt.
Contactourauthorizedserviceproviderforserviceassoonas
possible.DoNOTcontinuedriving.
Neverdiscardusedbrakeuidcasuallytoavoidthe
environmentpollution.
Washeruid
Checkandrell
"
"
Drivingwithanon-operationalwashersystemcan
bedangerous;alwayscheckitbeforedriving.
Whenrellingthewasheruid,donotletitsplash
ontothepaintsurfaceofbody.Ifthewasheruid
splashesontohandsorotherpartsofhumanbody,
immediatelywashitcleanwithclearwater.
Washeruidisusedtocleanthewindshield.Checkthelevel
ofthewateruidonaweeklybasis.Whenthelevelistoo
low,pleaserellthewasheruid.T orellthewasheruid,
pleaseopenthefrontcompartmenthood,openthewasher
uidreservoirlid,andthenclosethelidtightlyafterrell.For
washeruidspecicationpleasesee“Recommendeduidoil”
inGeneralT echnicalParameterssection.
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Caution
•Donotuseantifreezeorvinegar/aqueoussolutionin
reservoir-Antifreezecandamagepaintsurfacesand
vinegarcandamagewasherpump.Usethewasher
uidrecommendedandapprovedbyourcompany.The
improperuseofwasheruidinwintermaycausefreezing
anddamagethewasherpump.
•Turningonthewasherswitchwithoutwasheruidwill
damagethewasherpump.
•Whenthewindshieldisdrywithoutwasheruid,turningon
thewiperwilldamagethewindshieldandthewiperblades.
Pleasespraythewasheruidandturnonthewiperwhen
thewasheruidissufcient.
Washernozzle
Checkifthewashernozzleiscleanandthedirectioniscorrect
withthewasherregularly.Ifthenozzleisblocked,insertaneedle
orthinwireintotheholetocleartheblockage.
Wiperblades
Inspection
Examinetheedgeofthebladeforroughnessordamage,and
checkthatthebladerubberissecurethroughoutitslength.
Note:Tracesofgreaseandotherimpuritiesontherubber
canpreventthewipersfromworkingcorrectly,andcanalso
damagethewindshield.
Replacementoffrontwindshieldwiperblade
Adjustthefrontwiperswitchtothemaintenancefunctionbefore
replacingthefrontwiperblade.
Within10secondsafterthevehicleispoweredoff,movethe
frontwiperswitchfromOFFpositiontohighspeedHIposition,
andreturnittotheOFFposition,toenablethefrontwiperblade
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movetothehighestpoint(maintenanceposition),liftthewiper
armfromthewindshieldtokeepthebladeandarmataangleof
15°,thenreplacetheblade.Thestepsasfollows:
1Pressthebuttonofthewiperarm,andpulltheupperendof
thebladeoutward,toseparateitfromthewiperarm.
2Removethebladefromthewiperarm,andscraptheblade.
3Puttheconnectorofthenewwiperintotheslotofthewiper
arm.
4Pushthebladetowardthewiperarmuntilthewiperisfully
inserted,toensurethewiperisxedonthewiperarm
properly.
5Placethewiperassemblybackonthewindshield.
Caution
Withinaignitioncycle(vehiclepoweredoff→vehicle
poweredonorstarted→vehiclepoweredoff),usethefront
wipermaintenancefunctiononlyonce.
Replacementofrearwindshieldwiperblade
1Liftthewiperarmtoapositionawayfromthewindshield.
2Slightlypullthebladeconnectionoutwardtoseparateitfrom
thewiperarm,andscraptheblade.
3Inserttheconnectorofthenewwiperintotheslotofthe
wiperarm.
4Placethewiperassemblybackonthewindshield.
Maintenanceandservice
Washwithhigh-qualitycleanerorneutraldetergentandwipeit
cleanwithadry,softcloththatisfreeoflint.
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Seatbelts
Inspection
"
"
Thebeltsalsohaveasensitiveretractorwhichis
designedtolockonlyduringheavyacceleration,
decelerationorsharpturns.
Donottestthelockingdevicebydeliberatelyjerking
forwardyourupperbody.
CheckALLseatbeltsasfollows:
•Checkallbeltanchoragepointsforsafety.
•Insertthelockingtabintothebuckle,andcheckwhetherthe
lockingoperationisclear.Pushtheredbuttonandcheckif
thelockingtabpopsneatly.
•Withtheseatbelthalfloosened,holdthelockingtaband
abruptlypullit.Checkifthesafetymechanismcanbelocked
automaticallyandpreventfurtherlooseness.
Maintenanceandservice
"
"
Donotattempttorepairtheretractororbuckle
mechanisms,ortomodifytheseatbeltsinany
way.Seatbeltssubjectedtostrainasaresultof
anaccidentshallbereplaced,andtheanchorage
pointschecked,byourauthorizedserviceprovider.
Regularlyinspectthebeltwebbingforsignsofabrasionor
wear,payingparticularattentiontotheanchoragepointsand
adjusters.
Cleantheseatbeltwithaspongedippedwithwarmwaterand
mildsoap;itcanbenaturallydried,andmustnotbedriedby
directheatingorexposureundersunlight.Donotallowwaterto
penetrateintotheretractor.Neverbleachordyeaseatbeltas
itsstrengthmaybereduced.
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Battery
Warningsandinstructionsforbattery:
Weargoggles!
Thebatteryacidisstronglycorrosive.Ensuretowear
protectiveglovesandgoggles!
Openres,electricsparks,stronglightsandsmokingare
strictlyprohibited!
Explosivegasmixturemaybegeneratedduringbattery
recharging!
Ensuretokeepanychildawayfromtheacidandthebattery!
"
"
Theremayberisksofinjury,corrosion,accident
andreduringoperationsonthebatteryandany
electricalapplianceinthevehicle!
Ensuretoweargoggles.Donotallowacidorleaded
particlestogetintoyoureyesorontoyourskinor
clothes.
Theacidinthebatteryishighlycorrosive.Ensure
towearprotectiveglovesandgoggles.Thebattery
cannotbeturnedover,oracidmayowoutofthe
vent.Ifacidgetsintoyoureyes,immediatelyrinse
withcleanwaterforafewminutes,thenseeadoctor
"
"
immediately.Ifacidsplashesontoyourskinor
clothes,immediatelyneutralizeitwiththicksoap
solution,andthenrinsewithplentyofwater.Ifyou
drinkacidbymistake,seeadoctorimmediately.
Openres,electricsparks,stronglightsand
smokingareprohibited.Whenworkingoncables
andelectricalappliancesandremovingelectrostatic
loads,avoidthegenerationofelectricalsparks.The
electrodesofbatterycanNEVERbeshort-circuited,
oritmaycausepersonalinjuryduetolargeenergy
sparks.
Explosivegasmixturemaybegeneratedduring
batteryrecharging.Thegasventofbatteryshould
bekeptunblockedtodischargethegascorrectly.
Duringrecharging,thebatteryshouldbelocatedin
aspacewithgoodventilation.
Ensuretokeepanychildawayfromtheacidandthe
battery.
Turnoffthemotor,vehiclepowersupplyandall
electricalappliancesbeforeworkingonelectrical
appliances.Removethenegativecableofbattery.
Whenreplacingbulbs,onlythelightsarerequiredto
beturnedoff.
Payattentiontothepolaritiesofpowersupply.
Beforepoweringon,thematchesofpolaritiesmust
bechecked.
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"
"
Thedurationofeachpoweringonshouldnotbeless
than5seconds.Trytoavoidpoweringonandofftoo
frequently.
Whenremovingthebattery,pleaseremovethe
negativecablebeforepositivecable.
Beforepoweringonthebatteryagain,allelectric
appliancesshouldbeturnedoff.Firstconnectthe
positivecable,thenthenegativeone.Neverconnect
thecablesincorrectly-riskofre!
Unauthorizedremovalandinstallationofbatteryis
strictlyprohibitedsincesuchoperationmaycause
severedamagetothebatteryandfuseboxinsome
cases.PleasecontactOurServiceDealer.
Donotdisconnectthebatterywhenthevehicleis
poweredonorthemotorisrunning,otherwiseit
maydamagetheelectricalappliances(electrical
components).
Topreventthebatteryhousingfromexposingto
ultravioletray,donotexposethebatteryunderthe
sunshine.
Durationofstoringthevehicle
Ifthevehicleistobeparkedforanextendedperiodoftime,the
staticcurrentelectricalappliance(likeclock,securitydevices)
willdrainthebattery,andthebatteryhastobecharged.Toavoid
suchcase,chargethebatteryordisconnectthebatterynegative
cableduringthevehicleparking.
Note:Pleasepayattentiontothewarnings&instructions
forbatterybeforeworkingonit.
Caution
Ensuretoturnoffthevehiclepowersupplyduringparking,
otherwisetheparkingtimecanbereducedsignicantly.
Operatinginwinter
Thereareparticularlystrictrequirementsonthevehiclebattery
operationinwinter.Inaddition,thestartingpowerprovidedby
thebatteryatlowtemperatureisonlyapartofthatatnormal
temperature.Therefore,werecommendtohavethevehicle
batterycheckedbyOurServiceDealerbeforethecoldseason
begins,andrechargeitifnecessary.
Ifthevehicleisnotusedforweeksincoldseason,pleaseremove
thevehiclebatteryandstoreinanice-freeroom,topreventit
fromfreezinganddamage.
Chargingthebatterywithgroundequipment
"
"
Donotchargeanyfrozenbattery,thereisariskof
explosion!Evenifthebatteryhasbeenunfrozen,
theremaybebatteryacidspillingoutandcause
corrosion.Anyfrozenbatterymustbereplaced.
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Turnoffthevehiclepowersupplyandallelectricalappliances
beforecharging.Ifthevehiclehasbeenparkedforalongperiod
andcannotbestartedduetolackofpower(generalterminal
voltage≤12V),thebatterymustberemovedfromthevehicle
andchargedwithagroundequipment(followtheinstructions
providedbythemanufacturerofthechargingequipment).
Duringchargingwithsmallcurrent(e.g.,asmallcharging
equipment),itisunnecessarytoremovetheconnectingcables
ofbattery.However,pleaseensuretoreadtheinstructionsfrom
themanufacturerofthechargingequipment.
Beforefastcharging(i.e.,largecurrentcharging),bothofthe
connectingcablesmustberemoved.
Note:Pleasepayattentiontothewarnings&instructions
forbatterybeforeworkingonit.Duringthecharging,the
chargingequipmentcanonlybepoweredonafterthe
electrodeclampsofchargingequipmentisconnectedto
theelectrodesofbatteryasrequired.Afterthecharging
isnished,turnoffthechargingequipmentrst,remove
thepowercable,andthenremovetheelectrodeclamps
ofchargingequipmentfromthebattery.Whencharging
theexternaldevice,theelectrodesmustbeconnected
accordingly.Donotconnectthepositiveelectrodeofthe
batterytothenegativeelectrodeofthechargingdevice,and
donotconnecttheelectrodesinreverse.Suchoperation
willcauseseriousdamagetotheDCDCconverter,resulting
infailureforvehicletodrive,pleasecontactOurService
Dealer.
Caution
•Keepanychildawayfromthebattery,batteryacidand
chargingequipment.
•Thebatterycanonlybechargedinaspacewithgood
ventilation.Smokingisprohibited,andkeepawayfrom
openresandelectricsparks,asexplosivegasmixture
maybegeneratedwhenthebatteryischarged.
•Protectyoureyesandface,neverbetoocloseto
thebattery.Ifacidsplashesontoyoureyesorskin,
immediatelyrinsewithcleanwaterforseveralminutes
beforeseeingthedoctor.
•Thefastchargingofthebatteryisdangerous,which
shouldbedonebyOurServiceDealer,becauseitrequires
professionalchargingequipmentandknowledge.
•Anyfrozenorunfrozenbatterymustbereplaced.Because
cracksmaybefoundonthefrozenbatteryhousing.Itmay
causeleakofbatteryacidanddamagetothevehicle.
Removingthebattery
Turnoffthevehiclepowersupplyandallelectricalappliances
beforethebatteryremoval.T oremovethebattery,rstlyremove
thenegativecableandthenthepositivecable.Andthenremove
theboltonthemountingbracketofbatterytoremovethebattery.
Replacingthebattery
Thebatteryinstalledonyourvehicleisdesignedforthe
correspondingmountinglocation.T oreplacethebattery,please
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ensuretouseonewiththesamevoltage(12V),structureand
safetylabel.Thecurrentstrengthandcapacityshouldbesame
withtheoriginalbattery.OurServiceDealercanofferyouwith
genuinebatteries.
Wheninstallingthebattery,pleaseensurethatthevehiclepower
supplyisturnedoffandallelectricappliancesareturnedoff.
Concerningthedisposalofusedbattery,itis
suggestedtohavethebatteryreplacedbyOur
ServiceDealer.Additionally,thebatterycannever
betreatedashouseholdgarbagebecauseitcontains
sulfuricacidandlead.
Installingthebattery
Beforeinstallingthebattery,turnoffthevehiclepowersupply
andallelectricalappliances.Putthebatteryintheinstallation
positionpreparedforit,andxitwiththebatterybracket.When
connectingthebattery,pleasexthepositivecablebeforethe
negativecable.
Caution
Topreventthebatteryfromdischarging,pleaseturnoffthe
vehiclepowersupplywhenyouleavethevehicle.
Highvoltagebatterypack
Instructionsandrestrictedconditions
"
"
Accordingtothecharacteristicsofthelithium
battery,thevehiclemustbechargedanddischarged
every30daysinstorageperiod,alongtimeparking
easilyresultsindamageofbattery,therebyaffects
therunningofwholevehicle.Failuretodosomay
resultinlossordamageofthepowerbattery,may
affectyourenjoymentofthefreewarranty!
Theelectricvehiclemodelisdifferentfromtheconventional
vehicle,thereforeithasparticularityonaspectsofoperation,
storageandmaintenance,andnowsomecautionsareinformed
toyou.
1Thevehiclecannotbeparkedforover8hoursinaplace
wheretemperatureisover60°C.Thevehiclecannotbe
parkedforover20hoursinaplacewheretemperatureis
lowerthan-30°C.Thevehiclecannotbeconsecutivelystored
forover15daysinaenvironmentwheretemperatureis
higherthan45°C.Ifitexceedsmaximumlimitofthestorage
environmentofvehicle,itwilldirectlyaffectperformanceof
vehicleandlifetimeofhighvoltagebatterypack.
Vehiclecannotbeparkedinhigh-temperatureplaces.
2Tobetterextendthelifeofthehighvoltagebatterypack,
itisrecommendedtochargethevehiclebyslowcharging
asfaraspossible.
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3WhentheheatingsystemofA/Cisused,itwillsignicantly
reducethevehicledrivingrange,whencoolingisused,
itwillinsignicantlyreducethevehicledrivingrange.
Deepdischargingmayreducethebatterylife,andshallow
charginganddischargingmayextendthebatterylife.
Inalowtemperatureenvironment,itmaysignicantly
reducethevehicledrivingrange,andinahightemperature
environment,itmaynotaffectthevehicledrivingrange.
4Vehiclewillbekeptdryandcannotbeplacedindamp
environmentforlongtimesuchasparkingplacewith
ponding.Ifthevehicleisimmersedinwaterorwadedinto
thewater,itshallbeparkedindryplace.
5Ifitisnotusedforlongtime(over3months),makesurethat
thevehicleisparkedwhenthehighvoltagebatterypack
batterylevelisabout50%.Thevehiclecannotbeparked
forover7dayswhenthehighvoltagebatterypackbattery
levelislowerthan20%.
6Donotdisassemblethehighvoltagebatterypackandits
componentsforrepairwithoutauthorization.Otherwise,the
companywillnotperformthewarrantyclauses.
7Itisrecommendedtousethevehicleatleastonceevery
month.Itisrecommendedtoslowlychargethevehiclefor
morethan10hourseverymonthtoextendthelifeofthe
highvoltagebatterypack.
8Thehighvoltagebatterypackiseasilydamagedatchassis
positionthroughscrapingandcollision.Therefore,youshall
timelycontactourauthorizedserviceproviderifthevehicle
hasdrivenonabnormalpavementtocheckwhetherthehigh
voltagebatterypackhasdeformationornotandwhether
enclosurehascrackornot.
9Ifthevehicleencounterscollisionandscrapinginthe
utilizationprocess,thevehiclewillbetimelycheckedby
ourauthorizedserviceprovidertoconrmwhetherthehigh
voltagebatterypackhasdeformationornotandwhether
theenclosurehascrackornot;ifseriousaccidentoccurs,
afteraccidenthasbeendisposed,youshallcontactour
authorizedserviceprovidertotransferthevehicletoour
authorizedserviceproviderforcheck.
10Afteraseriousvehicleaccident,personnelinthevehicle
needleavethevehicleassoonaspossibleandcontactour
authorizedserviceproviderfordisposalatonce.
11Ifthevehiclebodyneedberepairedorpainteddueto
damagedinanaccident,youmustcontactourauthorized
serviceprovidertoavoidmanualdamageorredisaster
ofhighvoltagebatterypackandrelevantoperationcanbe
conductedafterdismantlingthehighvoltagebatterypack.
12Operatethevehicleunderfullchargingforrstuse.
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Tires
"
"
DEFECTIVETIRESAREDANGEROUS!DoNOTdrive
yourvehicleifanytireisexcessivelyworn,damaged
orinatedtoanincorrectpressure.
Frequentlyinspectthetiresandsidewallsforanysignof
distortion(bulges),cutsorwear.Gravelsandothersharp
objectsshouldberemovedwithasuitableblunttool.If
neglected,theymayworkthroughthetire.
Tirepressure
"
"
Drivingwithincorrectlyinatedtirescanaffect
vehiclestability,increaserollingresistance,and
causerapidtirewearandpossiblepermanent
damagetothecordsofthetirecasing.
Remembertirewearandinationpressureregulations.Itis
thedriver'sresponsibilitytoensurethatthetiresmeetthese
requirements.
Pleasecheckthetirepressureweekly,andadjustthetire
pressureaccordingtotherequirementsonthetirepressure
identicationatthefrontlowerpartofvehicleB-pillar.This
Handbookintroducesthecorrecttirepressureincoldcondition,
see"Wheelandtire"inGeneralT echnicalParameterssection.
PressureshouldbecheckedwithanaccurateTirePressure
Gaugewhenthetireiscoldinsteadofdecreasingthevalue
underwarmconditionasthepressurewillbehigherthannormal
pressureduetotemperature.Besuretoinstallthevalvecaps
topreventdirtentryintothevalvemechanism.
Anaturalpressurelosswilloccurwithtime;anyunusual
pressurelossshouldbeinvestigatedandrectied.
Note:Speciedpressureappliestoacoldtire,whilethe
pressureofhottireshouldbehigher.
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MaintenanceandService
Wearindicator
Therearewearindicatorsinthetreadofalloriginaltires.When
thetirehasworndownuntil1.6mmofthetreadisremaining
thewearindicatorswillappearacrossthefullwidthofthetread
pattern.
Atireshouldbereplacedimmediatelywhereanypartofthewear
indicatorbecomesvisible.Howeveritisinyourinteresttonote
thattiresafetyandperformancetendstoreducebeforethelegal
limitisreached.Forexample,badlyworntireswillincreasethe
riskofaquaplaning.
Tirecheckandrotation
Inordertoachieveeventirewear,itisrecommendedtocheck
thetiresevery5,000km.Ifirregularwearisfound,thetiresshall
berotated.Duringthetirerotation,checkthetiresforcorrect
dynamicbalance.
Duringthetirerotation,checkforunevenwearanddamage.
Abnormalwearisusuallycausedbyincorrecttirepressure,
poorwheelalignment,poorwheeldynamicbalance,emergency
brakingorcornering.Checkthetreadorthesideofthetirefor
collisiondamageorbulges.Ifoneoftheseconditionsisfound,
thetireshallbereplaced.Iffabricorcordisvisible,thetire
shallalsobereplaced.Afterthetirerotation,adjusttheination
pressureofthefrontandreartiresasshownonthetirepressure
labelonthevehicleandcheckthetightnessofthewheelnuts.
Tirerotationmethod
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Othermaintenance
Vehiclewash
"
"
Whendrivingforthersttimeafterwashingthe
vehicle,gentlydepressthebrakepedalseveraltimes
toremovemoisturefromthebrakediscs.
Carefullywashthetires.Neveruseahighpressure
nozzleasitmaydamagetires.Ifanydamageis
found,replacethetire.
Waterushingisprohibitedinthefrontpartof
theinterior(nearthedashboardarea)toavoid
unnecessarydamagetorelatedparts.
Donotushthefrontcompartment,battery
compartmentandperipheralinsertswithwater.
Carefulattentiontothefollowingwillhelptoretainthevalueof
yourvehicle:
•Cleanthevehiclewithcoldorlukewarmwater.Hotwater
maycausedamagetovehiclepaintworkunderextremecold
conditions.
•Novehiclewashingunderstrongdirectsunlightduringhot
weather.
•Usespecialvehiclecleanertoremovegreaseandtarspots
onvehiclebodyandwhilestillwet,washthepaintworkusing
asoftspongeandgenerousquantitiesofwatercontaining
carshampoo.Rinsethoroughlyanddryoffwithachamois
leather.
•Whencleaningthevehiclewithahose,itisprohibitedtospray
thewaterdirectlytothewindow,thedoor,orthebrakeparts
throughthegapofthewheel.
•Aftercleaning,inspectthepaintworkfordamageandstone
chips;applytouch-uppaintifnecessary.Usepolishingwax
toprotectthepaintworkfromtimetotime.
•Whenusinghighpressurecleaningequipments,thewaterjet
shallbekeptmoving.Donotdirectitatthedoorgaps,seals,
electricalcomponentsortheirconnections.
Note:Pleasetimelyremovethesubstancesonthesurface
ofthepaintwhichseemharmlessbutinfactcorrosive,such
asbirddroppings,resin,insectwreckage,tarspots,road
saltandindustrialdust.Otherwisepermanentstainingor
damagewillbeproduced.
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MaintenanceandService
Anti-corrosionofunderbody
Theunderbodyofyourvehiclehasbeentreatedwith
anticorrosion.Checkunderbodyanti-corrosionregularly.
Useawaterjettoremoveaccumulationsofcakedmudordebris
onunderbody.Especiallyinwinter,whensaltisusedonicyand
snowyroads.
Seatandtrim
Oftenusevacuumsweeperorsoftbrushtocleandirtanddust
accumulatedonbers.Oftenusecleanclothtowipethetrim.
Usespecialcleanertoremovegeneraltrimdust,stainingor
spots.Usespecialcleanertocleanleatherparts.
Doorseals
Topreventrubberdoorsealsfromfreezinginacoldweather,a
rubbermaintenanceproductorasiliconesprayshallbeusedfor
itsprotection.
Windowglass
Oftenuseglasscleanertocleanwindowglass.
Usehigh-qualitycleanerorneutraldetergentratherthan
abrasivesorchemicalsolventstowash.
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GeneralTechnicalParameters
256Majorvehicledimension
parameters
257Vehicleweightparameters
258Dynamicperformance
parameters
259Mainparametersofdrive
motor
260Chassistechnicalparameters
261Recommendeduids
262Wheelsandtires
263Wheelalignmentparameters
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GeneralTechnicalParameters
Majorvehicledimensionparameters
ModelEPX1A-1200
DrivemodeFront-motor,front-wheel-drive
Length,mm5270
Width,mm2000
Height,mm1840
Wheelbase,mm3200
Front/Rearsuspension,mm955/1115
Front/reartrack,mm1690/1712
1700/1722
Minimumturningcirclediameter,m12.7±1
256
GeneralTechnicalParameters
Vehicleweightparameters
ModelEPX1A-1200
Maximumallowabletotalmass,kg309530953000
Curbweight,kg253524102310
Axleload(front/rearaxleloadunder
grossvehicleweight),kg1415/16801415/16801335/1665
Numberofseats7,87,87,8
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GeneralTechnicalParameters
Dynamicperformanceparameters
ItemParameters
Maximumallowabletotalmass,kg309530953000
Curbweight,kg253524102310
Maximumdesignspeed,km/h180180180
Maximumgradeability,%303030
Acceleratingability(Acceleratingtime
from0to100km/h),second8.98.98.9
Drivingrange(WLTPcondition),km430435440
258
GeneralTechnicalParameters
Mainparametersofdrivemotor
ModelTZ204XS1351
TypePermanentmagnetsynchronousmotor
Ratedpower,kw90
Ratedspeed,r/min6000
Ratedtorque,Nm120
Peakpower,kw180
Peakspeed,r/min17000
Peaktorque,Nm350
Workingvoltageofmotor,V302.4～469.8
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GeneralTechnicalParameters
Chassistechnicalparameters
ItemParameters
FrontsuspensionMcPhersonindependentsuspension
RearsuspensionMulti-linkindependentsuspension
Requirementsforsteelwheeldynamic
balanceResidualdynamicunbalanceonbothsidesofsteelwheelassemblyislessthan10g
Requirementsforaluminumwheel
dynamicbalanceResidualdynamicunbalanceonbothsidesofaluminumwheelassemblyislessthan8g
Reasonablefreetravelrangeofbrake
pedalWithin10mm
Reasonableapplicationrangeofbrake
frictionpairAtleast2mmremainingbeforewearablematerialreachingitswearlimit
260
GeneralTechnicalParameters
Recommendeduids
ItemGradeCapacity
Batterycirculationcoolant,LD-35(-35℃)4.5
Electricdrivesystemcoolant,LD-35(-35℃)4.8
Brakeuid,LLaike901-4DOT40.87
Washeruid,LUniversallowfreezingpointwasheruid3
Airconditioningrefrigerant,gR134a
1000
1150(Itappliestovehiclesconguredwith
heatpump)
Reducerlubricatinguid,LShellSL28080.75±0.05
261
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Wheelsandtires
ItemParameters
Wheelspecication6.5Jx187.5Jx19
Tirespecications225/60R18235/55R19
Halfload260kPa/2.6bar/38psi260kPa/2.6bar/38psi
Front
wheelFullload280kPa/2.8bar/41psi280kPa/2.8bar/41psi
Halfload260kPa/2.6bar/38psi260kPa/2.6bar/38psi
TirePressure
(coldstate)Rear
wheelFullload280kPa/2.8bar/41psi280kPa/2.8bar/41psi
262
GeneralTechnicalParameters
Wheelalignmentparameters
ItemParameters
Toe-in(singleside)0.1°±0.10°
Camber-0.70°±0.75°
Differencebetweenleftandright≤0.75°
Kingpininclinationangle12.34°
Front
suspension
Kingpincasterangle4.82°±0.75°
Differencebetweenleftandright≤0.75°
Toe-in(singleside)0.17°±0.08°
Camber-0.83°±0.57°
Differencebetweenleftandright≤0.75°
Rearsuspension
Thrustangle0°±0.075°
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