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Foreword
Thanks for choosing GAC Motor manufactured by GAC Motor Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "GAC Motor"). For better enjoyment of driving pleasure of
this car, please read the Owner's Manual carefully. Through this manual, you can fully understand the operation methods and precautions of the car. Proper
operation of the car can improve driving safety and prolong the service life of the car.
The Warranty Manual supplied with the car clarifies the warranty service provided by GAC Motor and the regular maintenance of the car. Please read this
manual carefully to know your rights and responsibilities.
After reading this manual, please store it with the car for future reference.
If you are not sure about any points in this manual, please contact the GAC Motor authorized shop for detailed explanation.
In case of any suggestions or comments, please call the customer service hotline of GAC Motor: +86-400-158-9999 or contact GAC
service Email:gacservice@gacmotor.com.
We are grateful for your support and love for GAC Motor. Have a nice drive!
GAC Motor Co., Ltd.

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  • Page 1 The Warranty Manual supplied with the car clarifies the warranty service provided by GAC Motor and the regular maintenance of the car. Please read this manual carefully to know your rights and responsibilities.
  • Page 2 Safety Instructions The safety of you and the passenger is crucial, so Safety instructions are available in many forms, including: driving the car safely is an important responsibility ● Safety signs pasted on the car. of the driver. ● Safety notes: the texts marked with the symbol and one of the three words In order to make clear the safety precautions, we "WARNING", "CAUTION", or "NOTE"...
  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Contents 1. Important Safety Precautions ..........1 Safety label ................. 33 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment ......34 2. Picture Index ................. 3 4.1 Cab ....................34 2.1 Exterior .................... 3 4.1.1 Steering wheel ..............34 2.2 Interior ..................... 6 4.1.2 Instrument cluster..............
  • Page 4 Contents 4.3.6 Sun visor ................83 5. Driving Guide ..............125 4.4 Seats and storage facilities ............83 5.1 Starting and driving ..............125 4.4.1 Head restraints ..............83 5.1.1 Engine start/stop button ..........126 4.4.2 Front seats ................. 85 5.1.2 Engine start ..............
  • Page 5 Contents 5.7 Driving skills ................171 7. Technical Data ..............207 5.7.1 Driving safety inspection ..........171 7.1 VIN ....................207 5.7.2 Driving during running-in period ........171 7.2 Vehicle dimension parameters ..........209 5.7.3 Driving essentials ............173 7.3 Vehicle mass, engine and fluid parameters ......210 5.7.4 Efficient use of car ............
  • Page 6 Contents 9. Environmental Protection Information ......237 9.1 Environmental protection information code ......237 9.2 Environmental protection information ........238...
  • Page 7: Important Safety Precautions

    1. Important Safety Precautions ◆ Be sure to fasten the seat belt correctly ◆ Never drink and drive In a collision accident, the seat belt is the best protection device. Airbags are Drinking alcohol, even a little, will reduce your response capability, and your only used as auxiliaries, rather than replacements, of the seat belts, so even reaction time after drinking will become longer, so drinking and driving is if the car is equipped with airbags, make sure that you and the passengers...
  • Page 8 These data are owned by the car owner. When necessary, GAC Motor Co., These data are owned by the car owner. When necessary, GAC Motor Co., Ltd. or an authorized representative has the right to obtain the data stored in Ltd.
  • Page 9: Picture Index

    2. Picture Index 2.1 Exterior ① Wiper – Replacing front windshield wiper blade= > See Page ② Front combination lamp – Turning on lamps=> See Page 73 – Replacing bulb=> See Page 242 – Specifications of front combination lamp bulb=> See Page 259 ③...
  • Page 10 2. Picture Index ① Trunk lid unlocking button=> See Page 62 ② High-mounted stop lamp – Specifications of high-mounted stop lamp=> See Page 259 ③ Rear combination lamp – Specifications of rear combination lamp bulb=> See Page 259 ④ Fuel tank cap=>...
  • Page 11 2. Picture Index Engine compartment ① Expansion tank=> See Page ② Oil filler cap=> See Page 231 ③ Brake fluid reservoir=> See Page 237 Battery=> See Page 238 ④ ⑤ Engine compartment PDU=> See Page 267 ⑥ Oil dipstick=> See Page 230 ⑦...
  • Page 12: Interior

    2. Picture Index 2.2 Interior ① Sun visor=> See Page 89 ② Front roof lamp=> See Page 79 – Electric sunroof control button=> See Page 68 – Spectacle case=> See Page 100 ③ Interior rear-view mirror=> See Page 85 ④ Front passenger’s frontal airbag= >...
  • Page 13 2. Picture Index ① Door latch and inside handle=> See Page 56 ② A/C air outlet=> See Page 116 ③ Steering wheel=> See Page 34 – Buttons on steering wheel=> See Page 35 – Driver’s frontal airbag=> See Page 18 ④...
  • Page 14 2. Picture Index ① Instrument left switch group – Manual headlamp leveling knob *= > See Page – Trunk lid unlocking button=> See Page 62 – Fuel tank cap unlocking button=> See Page 227 ② Lamplight combination switch=> See Page 73 ③...
  • Page 15 2. Picture Index ① Transmission gearshift lever=> See Page ② "P" gear button=> See Page 140 ③ EPB button=> See Page 147 ④ Economy mode button=> See Page 143 ⑤ AV system button=> See Page 117 ⑥ LDWS button *=> See Page 180 ⑦...
  • Page 16: Instructions For Safe Operation

    3. Instructions for Safe Operation WARNING 3.1 Safe driving The following inspection must be carried out before driving: When installing the driver's floor mat, please 3.1.1 General instructions observe the following precautions: – Check that all lamps are working properly. This section introduces important information, •...
  • Page 17: Correct Sitting Posture Of The Driver And Passengers

    3. Instructions for Safe Operation WARNING 3.1.2 Correct sitting posture of the driver and Correct sitting posture of the passengers passengers • It is forbidden to install a child safety To guarantee the safety of the passengers and seat in the front passenger’s seat. Correct sitting posture of the driver reduce the risk of casualties, the passengers should do the following:...
  • Page 18: Seat Belt

    3. Instructions for Safe Operation 3.2 Seat belt In a car collision, the seat belts assist other safety Consequences of not fastening the seat belt systems in simultaneously absorbing the energy 3.2.1 Why must you fasten the seat belt generated by the collision, further reducing the injuries suffered by the driver and passengers.
  • Page 19: Seat Belt

    3. Instructions for Safe Operation 3.2.2 Seat belt Seat belt indicator lamp : Driver’s seat belt indicator lamp : Front passenger’s seat belt indicator lamp When the engine start/stop button is set to "ON" position, the alarm message appears as follows: –...
  • Page 20 In achieve better safety protection that case, please go to the GAC Motor performance. authorized shop for inspection in time. NOTE The seat belt pretensioner and load limiter can •...
  • Page 21 3. Instructions for Safe Operation Adjusting the shoulder belt height Fastening the front seat belt Unbuckling the seat belt – Press the red button of the buckle. Then the – Moving up: Grasp the guide and move it up – Keep a correct sitting posture.= >...
  • Page 22 3. Instructions for Safe Operation WARNING Pregnant women must fasten the seat belts correctly reduce risk injury during emergency braking or accidents, please observe the following precautions: • Before driving, make sure that all occupants have properly fastened the seat belts. •...
  • Page 23: Supplemental Restraint System (Srs)

    3. Instructions for Safe Operation 3.3 Supplemental restraint system (SRS) Depending on car configurations, the deployment positions of the SRS are as shown below: ① Front seat frontal airbag. ② Front seat side airbag. ③ Side curtain airbag*. NOTE It is normal that the airbag generates a little harmless smoke when deployed.
  • Page 24 The airbag can only be activated once. If seconds and go out after the system completes it is triggered by an accident, you must self-test. contact the GAC Motor authorized shop A system fault is indicated when the indicator for replacement. lamp is in the following conditions: •...
  • Page 25 3. Instructions for Safe Operation In the event of a severe frontal collision where the The front seat frontal airbags might not be triggering condition is met, the frontal airbags will triggered in the following cases: be triggered by the system and deploy rapidly to –...
  • Page 26 3. Instructions for Safe Operation Front seat side airbag In the event of a severe side collision where the The front seat side airbags might not be triggered triggering condition is met, the side airbags on the in the following cases: side where the car collides will be triggered by the –...
  • Page 27 3. Instructions for Safe Operation Side curtain airbag * The side curtain airbags might not be triggered in the following cases: WARNING – The engine start/stop button is at "ACC" or "OFF" position. ► The front seats are equipped with side airbags.
  • Page 28: Cases Where The Airbags May Deploy

    3. Instructions for Safe Operation 3.3.1 Cases where the airbags may deploy The nose of the car hits the ground when crossing a deep groove. Collision with roadside protrusions, curbs, etc. The nose of the car hits the ground when going down a steep slope.
  • Page 29: Cases Where The Airbags Might Not Deploy

    3. Instructions for Safe Operation 3.3.2 Cases where the airbags might not deploy Collision with concrete pillars, trees or other elongated objects. Rear-end collision that the car underruns the rear of a large truck. Rear-end collision that the car rear end is underrun by another vehicle.
  • Page 30: Safe Ride Of Children

    3. Instructions for Safe Operation WARNING WARNING 3.4 Safe ride of children • Do not install any rear-facing child • Never leave children alone in the car! 3.4.1 General instructions safety seats on seats with frontal • Never hold infants or toddlers on your The child must sit in a rear seat, and a suitable airbags! knees!
  • Page 31: Child Safety Seat

    3. Instructions for Safe Operation 3.4.2 Child safety seat Classification child safety seats (for reference only): Group 0/0+ child safety seats: – Suitable for infants weighing less than 13 kg. Group Ⅰ child safety seats: – Suitable for toddlers weighing between 9 kg and 18 kg.
  • Page 32: Information About Child Safety Seat

    3. Instructions for Safe Operation 3.4.3 Information about child safety seat Information about the applicability of different seating positions for child restraint systems: Mounting position Weight group Front passenger seat Outboard rear seats Rear middle seat Group 0: <10 kg Group 0+: <13 kg Group I: 9~18 kg U/UF...
  • Page 33 3. Instructions for Safe Operation ISOFIX mounting positions for ISOFIX child safety seats Mounting position Weight group Size class Fixture module Front passenger seat Outboard rear seats Rear middle seat Carry-cot ISO/L1 ISO/L2 Group 0: <10 kg ISO/R1 ISO/R1 Group 0+: <13 kg ISO/R2 ISO/R3 ISO/R2...
  • Page 34: Correct Installation Of Child Safety Seat

    3. Instructions for Safe Operation 3.4.4 Correct installation of child safety seat Installation of child safety seat by three-point seat belt The child safety seat is installed by following three means: three-point seat belt, ISOFIX system, and LATCH system. NOTE During the actual installation of the child safety seat, be sure to refer to the instruction of the child safety seat for correct installation.
  • Page 35 3. Instructions for Safe Operation Grasp the shoulder belt near the buckle and Place the seat belt correctly and push the tab Shake the child safety seat back and forth, pull it up to tension the lap belt. At this time, up.
  • Page 36 3. Instructions for Safe Operation Installing LATCH or ISOFIX system Locking clip The rear seats of this car are equipped with the LATCH system, and thus suitable for the LATCH or ISOFIX system child safety seats. Below are mainly the installation instructions of the LATCH system child safety seat.
  • Page 37 3. Instructions for Safe Operation Below are mainly the installation instructions of the LATCH system child safety seat. Lift the head restraint to the highest position, then pass the strap through the head restraint pillar, open the protective cover of the upper Put the child safety seat on the seat, find the anchorage ②...
  • Page 38: Exhaust Gas Hazard

    Please contact the GAC Motor authorized shop to excessive carbon monoxide in the car. check whether the exhaust system is normal in the Set the fan speed to the highest. After starting the engine, drive the car...
  • Page 39: Safety Label

    Please read these labels carefully. If the label comes off or is difficult to read, please go to the GAC Motor authorized shop in time for replacement. NOTE In case of any discrepancy in the illustrated location or quantity of the labels, the actual car shall prevail.
  • Page 40: Operation Of Systems And Equipment

    4. Operation of Systems and Equipment WARNING 4.1 Cab • During driving, driver's hands 4.1.1 Steering wheel should always grasp the outer ring of Adjusting steering wheel position the steering wheel (9 o'clock and 3 o'clock positions). • After adjustment, the steering wheel must be locked to prevent shifting while the car is running.
  • Page 41 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment Buttons on steering wheel ③ The right buttons include the control buttons of the instrument cluster display and the cruise control buttons: – Control buttons of the instrument cluster display: • Driving information=> See Page 40 •...
  • Page 42: Instrument Cluster

    4. Operation of Systems and Equipment 4.1.2 Instrument cluster 7-inch instrument cluster* ① Tachometer ② Engine coolant temperature gauge ③ Instrument cluster display ④ Fuel gauge ⑤ Speedometer Outside temperature ⑥ Odometer ⑦ Driving mode ⑧ Gear display ⑨ Trip meter...
  • Page 43 "F" – The indication range is 0 km ~ 999999km. and contact the GAC Motor authorized shop for indicates that the fuel tank is full. inspection. Speedometer –...
  • Page 44 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment Driving information (7-inch instrument cluster) When the engine start/stop button is at “ON” Outside temperature Tire pressure & temperature Outside temperature Tire pressure & temperature position, press button on the right of the steering wheel to switch to the driving information screen, and then turn the OK button upwards or downwards to switch the display information Range...
  • Page 45 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment Menu setting (7-inch instrument cluster) When the car speed is zero with the engine Back Outside temperature start/stop button set to “ON” position, press the Battery voltage Press the button on the right of the steering wheel to OK button Driving information Speed...
  • Page 46 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment Alarm message – If the car is in good condition and there is no alarm message, the alarm message screen will display "No message". NOTE When multiple alarm messages exist, be sure to read and confirm them one by one before the system returns to the previous screen.
  • Page 47 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment AV and entertainment information * ADAS * Sound source is not available temporarily – When the AV system is not turned on, the current playback information is displayed on – When the engine start/stop button is at “ON” –...
  • Page 48: Indicator Lamp

    4. Operation of Systems and Equipment 4.1.3 Indicator lamp Number Indicator Designation Color Function This warning lamp comes on when the engine is not started with the engine start/stop button set to "ON" position; after the engine is started, this warning lamp goes out.
  • Page 49 If the red indicator lamp comes on, it indicates that the lane departure warning system is faulty. In that case, please go to the GAC Motor authorized shop for LDWS status indicator lamp * inspection in time.
  • Page 50 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment Number Indicator Designation Color Function When the left turn signal indicator lamp flashes alone, it indicates that the left Left turn signal and hazard warning turn signal lamp of the car is on. When the hazard warning lamp switch is Green indicator lamp pressed, the left / right turn signal indicator lamps and all turn signal lamps...
  • Page 51 You should read carefully and understand the meaning of each indicator or warning lamp. In case of a fault, please go to or contact the GAC Motor authorized shop for inspection in time.
  • Page 52: Car Locking And Unlocking

    • Avoid placing the remote control key in barcode. If the key needs to be re-customized or direct sunlight or in a high-temperature or the key barcode is missing, please contact GAC humid place. Motor authorized shop. • Avoid dropping the remote control key from...
  • Page 53 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment NOTE Locking button Unlocking button ① ② • If this button is pressed and held for 2 s, – If this button is pressed once within the – If this button is pressed once within the effective either the driver's door window or all the effective range, all doors will be locked;...
  • Page 54 Unlock (Car Settings → Intelligent Body → ⑤ please go to GAC Motor authorized shop to Remote Unlock)”. change it; if your car is equipped with GAC – Within the effective range, if the button is Motor application, you can log in the...
  • Page 55 It is recommended to go to GAC Motor authorized shop battery When the engine start/stop button is in the "OFF"...
  • Page 56: Emergency Mechanical Key

    4. Operation of Systems and Equipment 4.2.2 Emergency mechanical key 4.2.3 Door lock system Emergency mechanical key Central locking control button – Use the emergency mechanical key to pry open the remote control key housing at the arrow position. – Pull the switch in the direction of arrow A and –...
  • Page 57 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment NOTE Door latch and inside handle Door lock hole When the child safety lock is activated (=> see Page 57), even if the rear door latch is unlocked, the inside handle cannot open the rear door.
  • Page 58 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment NOTE Child safety lock Automatic unlock function If the traveling car stops with the doors locked and • The child safety lock can prevent children the engine start/stop button is switched to the in the car from unintentionally opening the "OFF"...
  • Page 59 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment NOTE Intelligent active unlock Intelligent active lock • This function activated deactivated by setting the AV system “System Settings → Body Accessories → Lock/Unlock → Intelligent Active Unlock (Car Settings → Intelligent Body → Intelligent Active Unlock)”.
  • Page 60 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment NOTE – If the intelligent active lock function is – One of the doors is ajar. activated and the key is taken away from the – The intelligent remote control key is thrown • If the user approaches the car within 3 s car within 2 m, the indicator lamp of the into the car from the door window.
  • Page 61 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment NOTE NOTE PEPS system* • After using the PEPS function to lock the • If you touch the front door handle while doors, please wait for 5 s before using it wearing gloves, the door sensor may slowly again to unlock the doors.
  • Page 62: Door

    4. Operation of Systems and Equipment WARNING 4.2.4 Door • Make sure that all doors are closed before driving, otherwise the doors ajar will be opened unintentionally during driving, causing accidents or personal injuries. • Open or close the doors only when the car is stationary.
  • Page 63: Trunk Lid

    4. Operation of Systems and Equipment 4.2.5 Trunk lid Easy Open function of trunk lid* Unlocking of trunk lid When the engine start/stop button is in the "OFF" position and the four doors are closed, if the user Use the remote control key: When the engine carries the intelligent remote control key to enter start/stop button is in the "OFF"...
  • Page 64 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment NOTE Emergency unlocking of trunk lid Locking of trunk lid • This function activated deactivated by setting the AV system "System Settings → Body Accessories → Lock/Unlock → Trunk Easy Open". • If you carry the intelligent remote control key to approach the trunk within about 0.5 m, the high-mounted stop lamp will flash 4 times, and after 3.2 s, the trunk will be...
  • Page 65: Engine Hood

    4. Operation of Systems and Equipment NOTE 4.2.6 Engine hood Unlocking of engine hood If the trunk lid is ajar, there will be a corresponding alarm indication instrument cluster; then when the car speed exceeds 5 km/h, there will be a buzzer sound. NOTE •...
  • Page 66: Power Window

    4. Operation of Systems and Equipment Locking of engine hood 4.2.7 Power window Driver’s side power window control button – Lower the engine hood to a height close to The power window can be operated when the the fenders, and then slightly press down the engine start/stop button is in the "ON"...
  • Page 67 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment NOTE Passenger’s power window control button – If the button ① is pulled up to the first stop position, the power window will be lifted for The four-door windows have the express-up closing until the button is released or the and down feature (with anti-pinch function) or window reaches the highest position.
  • Page 68: Electric Sunroof

    Please close the sunroof, otherwise there will cause personal injury and affect the be a risk of water ingress. result of the initialization learning. • If the power window system fails, please go to the GAC Motor authorized shop for inspection in time.
  • Page 69 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment NOTE Electric sunshade* Opening or closing of sunroof • The electric sunshade will be automatically opened as the sunroof is opened. • The electric sunshade will be automatically closed as the sunroof is closed. •...
  • Page 70 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment Tilting of sunroof – If you push the sunroof switch ① backward and hold it for several seconds, the sunroof will be fully opened automatically (for ordinary sunroof*). – If you push the sunroof switch ① backward and hold it for several seconds, the sunroof will automatically move to a comfortable position;...
  • Page 71 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment WARNING Anti-pinch function of sunroof Manual initialization self-learning sunroof • The anti-pinch function of the sunroof The anti-pinch function is available for the closing cannot prevent pinching of light or thin of the sunroof: Ordinary sunroof* objects.
  • Page 72: Basic Operation Of Body Anti-Theft System

    4. Operation of Systems and Equipment 4.2.9 Basic operation of body anti-theft system Activation of body anti-theft function Body anti-theft function - unlock When the engine start/stop button is in the "OFF" position and the car is in the anti-theft state, if the When the engine start/stop button is in the “OFF”...
  • Page 73: Lamps And Vision

    No maintenance is required during normal use. If • If there are a lot of water drops or water you have any doubt, please contact the GAC ingress in the lamps, please contact the Motor authorized shop. GAC Motor authorized shop for inspection.
  • Page 74 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment Turn signal lamp – If you turn the lamplight combination switch Light switch up or down and hold it at the position ②, the corresponding turn signal lamp and the indicator lamp on the instrument cluster will flash continuously.
  • Page 75 NOTE daytime running lamps can be automatically GAC Motor authorized shop for inspection turned off . • If the automatic headlamp on/off function is in time.
  • Page 76 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment NOTE NOTE Low beam If you forget to turn off the position lamps when • The high beam may cause dazzling to – Turn the light switch to the position to turn the engine start/stop button is switched to the drivers of oncoming vehicles at close on the low beam.
  • Page 77 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment Headlamp leveling knob* Headlamp delay off (follow me home) function Fog lamp switch Within 10 minutes after switching the engine start/stop button to the "OFF" position, if you turn the light switch from the OFF position to other positions and then back to the OFF position within 2 s, the headlamp delay off function will be activated.
  • Page 78 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment Hazard warning lamp The hazard warning lamp shall be turned on in the Emergency brake warning lamp following cases so as to attract the attention of – When the car is traveling at a high speed and persons on the road and reduce the risk of traffic the emergency brake is applied, the brake accidents:...
  • Page 79: Interior Amp

    4. Operation of Systems and Equipment Intelligent courtesy lamp* 4.3.2 Interior amp Delay off function of interior lamps – When the engine start/stop button is in the Automatic light-on function of roof lamps When the roof lamps are off and the automatic "OFF"...
  • Page 80 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment Roof lamp For ordinary sunroof – When the roof lamps are off, press the switch – When the front roof lamps are off, press the ① (depressed) to turn on all the roof lamps; switch ②...
  • Page 81 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment Rear roof lamp Glove box lamp Vanity mirror lamp – If the glove box is opened, the glove box lamp – If the vanity mirror cover is opened, the vanity will come on automatically. mirror lamp will come on automatically.
  • Page 82: Wiper Combination Switch

    4. Operation of Systems and Equipment 4.3.3 Wiper combination switch When the engine start/stop button is in the "ON" MIST: continuous wiping position, the wiper combination switch can be – If the wiper combination switch is turned to AUTO position operated as follows: the ①...
  • Page 83 Body Accessories → Other Accessories → windshield washer system will be stopped control the wiper and go to the GAC Motor Auto Wiping". and the front wiper will wipe twice. authorized shop for inspection in time.
  • Page 84: Windshield

    4. Operation of Systems and Equipment 4.3.4 Windshield Windshield glass The green heat-insulation and laminated anti- scattering glass is used for the front windshield, which can effectively reduce the personal injury in an accident. WARNING • Always keep the glass surface clean. •...
  • Page 85: Rear-View Mirror

    4. Operation of Systems and Equipment 4.3.5 Rear-view mirror Manual anti-glare interior rearview mirror* Interior rearview mirror Automatic anti-glare interior rearview mirror* NOTE The manual anti-glare interior rearview mirror can Do not cover the light sensor ② in order to be manually adjusted, reduces the reflection from ensure its normal function.
  • Page 86 If the function of the exterior rearview mirror – Press the adjusting buttons on ② to adjust exterior rearview mirror electrically. fails, please go to the GAC Motor authorized the selected exterior rearview mirror to the Automatic folding* shop for inspection in time.
  • Page 87 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment NOTE Turning down of exterior rearview mirror when Automatic turning down of exterior rearview reversing* mirror when reversing: This function can be activated or deactivated by This function is to automatically turn down the –...
  • Page 88 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment NOTE Activation of automatic turning down of exterior Defrosting and defogging function* rearview mirror when reversing • If there is residual fog or frost after the defrosting defogging function – Enter system activate deactivated automatically, just press the "Automatic Angle Adjustment of Exterior button again.
  • Page 89: Sun Visor

    4. Operation of Systems and Equipment 4.3.6 Sun visor 4.4 Seats and storage facilities 4.4.1 Head restraints – After turning down the sun visor on the driver's side or front passenger's side, pull it – Turn down the sun visor on the driver's side out from the movable bracket in the direction or front passenger's side in the direction of of arrow C to shelter from the incoming...
  • Page 90 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment WARNING Height adjustment of front passenger's head Height adjustment of front passenger's head restraint (for manual adjustment of four-way restraint (for manual adjustment of two-way In order to reduce the risk of accidental head restraint)* head restraint)* casualties, please...
  • Page 91: Front Seats

    4. Operation of Systems and Equipment 4.4.2 Front seats Seat ventilation* Fold Control Scenario NOTE Synchroni Rear Fold Control Scenario zation seats Synchro Rear When measuring the depth of the seat cushion, nization seats be sure to adjust the front and rear positions of the seat to the middle of the slide rail and the seat back to the normal operating state (25°).
  • Page 92 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment NOTE Memory system of seat/exterior rearview mirror* The seat ventilation switch has no physical Seat memory switch button and also no display on the main interface of the AV system. You need to click on the A/C status display area in the lower left/right corner of the AV system interface to enter the A/C control interface for adjustment.
  • Page 93 "Ding" prompt during the retrieval process, the retrieval will Motor application account sound, and the current positions of the seat be interrupted immediately. The car control function in the GAC Motor account exterior rearview mirror Seat welcome system associates the car settings with the GAC memorized successfully.
  • Page 94: Rear Seats

    4. Operation of Systems and Equipment Account associated memory Automatic recognition of intelligent remote 4.4.3 Rear seats control key* – After logging in to the account, the user can Rear center console armrest manually adjust the seat/exterior rearview This function can be activated or deactivated by mirror, the AV main unit interface will pop up setting the AV system "System Settings →...
  • Page 95: Storage Facilities

    4. Operation of Systems and Equipment 4.4.4 Storage facilities Cab lower protective plate storage box Instrument panel front storage box Door interior trim panel storage compartment – Open the cab lower protective plate storage – Press to open the storage box cover box as arrowed to place small articles.
  • Page 96 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment Front mobile phone slot Rear mobile phone slot Instrument panel lower storage compartment – Place mobile phone here. – Press the center console armrest switch and – Place books, ipad, etc. here. turn down the center console armrest to place the mobile phone.
  • Page 97 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment Storage compartment on the back of front Rear center console armrest box Cup holder center console armrest box – Press the center console armrest switch and – Front cup holder: Press to open the front cup –...
  • Page 98 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment Spectacle case Front passenger's side glove box – Rear cup holder: Press the center console armrest switch and turn down the center – Press to slowly open the spectacle case and – Pull the handle to open the glove box and console armrest, and then press to open the place small articles such as sunglasses.
  • Page 99 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment Front center console armrest box Storage bag on the back of front seat Armrest box cold storage function – Pull open the storage bag to place books, – Press the switch ① to open the front center –...
  • Page 100: Power Outlet

    4. Operation of Systems and Equipment NOTE 4.4.5 Power outlet Front USB interface Front power outlet The armrest box cold storage function is realized through air cooling by the A/C air duct and thus shall be activated only after the A/C is turned on.
  • Page 101 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment NOTE Rear USB interface • To avoid damage to the electrical system of the car, never connect power generation equipment to a power outlet. • Only use electrical equipment that complies with national electromagnetic compatibility regulations.
  • Page 102: Trunk

    4. Operation of Systems and Equipment 4.4.6 Trunk Driver’s tools in trunk Driver’s tools/spare tire In order to ensure the maneuvering stability of the Warning triangle whole car, the luggage shall be placed as evenly as possible, and the heavy objects shall be placed at the front of the trunk.
  • Page 103: Accessories And Modification

    Therefore, in order to curtain airbags. maintain the excellent characteristics of this car, NOTE please be sure to consult the GAC Motor authorized shop before installing accessories or When additions (such as head restraint, seat replacing parts.
  • Page 104 Improper modification or maintenance Dismantling the parts from the car or replacing the of the car may weaken the protective genuine parts with non-GAC Motor parts will effect of the airbag, resulting in the seriously damage the maneuvering stability and system failures and fatal accidents.
  • Page 105: A/C System

    A/C filter. In this case, clean GAC Motor authorized shop for inspection. or replace the A/C filter as soon as possible. • The A/C system can achieve its maximum effect with the windows and sunroof closed.
  • Page 106: A/C System

    4. Operation of Systems and Equipment 4.5.2 A/C system Temperature control button (left) ① Front control panel: ② AUTO mode button ③ A/C button ④ OFF button Front windshield defrost/defog button ⑤ Fan speed control button ⑥ Recirculation/fresh air mode button* ⑦...
  • Page 107 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment ⑪ ⑫ Temperature up button (rear)* In auto mode, when LO/HI is displayed, the Auto mode system will keep high air volume. Temperature down button (rear)* Press the AUTO button. The button indicator lamp In auto mode, in order to obtain the most will come on, and the A/C system will enter the NOTE...
  • Page 108 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment Air speed setting circulation (for cars with automatic Fresh air mode recirculation/fresh air mode) Pull up or press button to increase/decrease Press button. When all button indicator Automatic recirculation/fresh air mode the air speed by one level.The AV system display lamps are off, the air circulation enters the fresh shows the corresponding air speed level.
  • Page 109 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment NOTE NOTE Rear windshield defrost/defog function • Long-term use of recirculation mode will • When the temperature is set to the lowest, Press button. The button indicator lamp cause accumulation of carbon dioxide in using the defrost/defog function will cause will come on, the rear windshield defrost/defog the car, which is not conducive to keeping...
  • Page 110 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment Dual zone mode Air supply mode Negative ion air purifier* Pressing button, you can manually switch Fold Control Scenario Fold Control Scenario between 4 air supply modes as follows: panel Synchro Rear Synchro Rear nization seats nization...
  • Page 111 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment Rear A/C control* A/C scene* Preset scene 3 – Fast Warm-up: 28 ℃ , AUTO: On, the A/C curve is “Fast”, the temperature is rapidly Fold Control Scenario Synchro Rear nization seats increased, and the maximum power is maintained until the target temperature is Control Scenario...
  • Page 112: A/C Air Outlet

    4. Operation of Systems and Equipment 4.5.3 A/C air outlet Panel center air outlet Rear air outlet Panel side air outlet – Toggle the paddle ① up, down, left and right – Toggle the paddle ① up, down, left and right to adjust the air direction.
  • Page 113: Av System

    4. Operation of Systems and Equipment 4.6 AV system 4.6.1 Control panel (applicable to cars with AV main unit) ① Setting button – Shortly press this button to enter the System Settings interface; shortly press this button continuously to switch between the interfaces as follows: System Settings →...
  • Page 114 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment ④ Main interface button Radio frequency adjusting/Previous track ⑨ button – In other media interface, shortly press this button to return to the main menu interface. – In radio mode, shortly press this button to automatically search for a valid station to low ⑤...
  • Page 115: Control Buttons On Steering Wheel

    4. Operation of Systems and Equipment 4.6.2 Control buttons on steering wheel button ① – In radio mode, shortly press this button to automatically search for a valid station to low frequency. If a valid station is found, the automatic search will be stopped and the station will start playing.
  • Page 116 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment Answer/Disconnect call button (for cars button Voice button* ⑥ ③ ⑦ with In-car WeChat) – In radio mode, shortly press this button to – Shortly press this button to activate or end the – When there is an incoming call via the automatically search for a valid station to high local voice.
  • Page 117: Basic Operation

    4. Operation of Systems and Equipment 4.6.3 Basic operation – Swipe left and right to switch between interfaces. Type 1: Status bar – Click on the cards to enter the corresponding functions. Screensaver Music Radio Settings Status bar Card Clock –...
  • Page 118 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment Description of function areas in main interface: Type 2: ① Entrance to Personal center – Click enter Personal 10:48 am Center Settings interface. ② Smart card area GRT Pearl Radio – Click the cards to quickly enter Bluetooth Phone is not Connected corresponding function...
  • Page 119 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment Drop-down menu bar* My Car* ⑤ System status bar – Display system status such as "”Wireless Charging” and “Bluetooth Connection”. Click Shortcut Message the icons to enter the corresponding function Open and Closing Control interfaces.
  • Page 120 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment Voice* After the voice system is awake, the voice Enter “Voice Vssistant” interface, and then enter assistant responds “Please speak” and you can Voice Settings or About Voice Assistant. After the AV system is turned on and working only perform voice control operations after normally, first wake up the voice engine and than Wake-up word setting...
  • Page 121: Radio

    4. Operation of Systems and Equipment 4.6.4 Radio The AV main unit enters the radio playback interface in the following ways: Band selection Favorites list Manual search Search – Click the “Local FM” card in the main interface of the main unit to enter the radio mode. –...
  • Page 122 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment The AVNT main unit enters the radio playback interface in the following ways: – Click “Radio card” in the main interface to Manual search Manual search Automatic search Automatic search enter the radio mode. –...
  • Page 123: Usb Playback

    4. Operation of Systems and Equipment 4.6.5 USB playback The AV main unit enters the USB music playback mode in the following ways: – Click “Local Music” card in the main menu Main interface interface to enter the front media source selection interface and click “USB”...
  • Page 124 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment The AVNT main unit enters the USB music playback mode in the following ways: Back – Click “QQ Music” soft key in the application menu interface enter music application interface, click “Local Music” and then click “USB”.
  • Page 125: Bluetooth Function

    4. Operation of Systems and Equipment 4.6.6 Bluetooth function – Connect the mobile phone to the device according to the prompted device name and Bluetooth mode of AV main unit Internet Sound Settings Driver Assistance Body A/C & Seat Screen Display System Settings Speech MAC address, and enter the PIN code in the...
  • Page 126 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment Bluetooth connection failure Possible cause Solution device Bluetooth so as to be The device Bluetooth “Visible to Everyone” is set incorrectly or can be searched for or open for detection Confirm compatibility The current device is device with not compatible with...
  • Page 127: System Setting (Applicable To Cars With Av Main Unit)

    4. Operation of Systems and Equipment 4.6.7 System setting (applicable to cars with AV main unit) In the More menu interface, click “System Settings” card or shortly press “SET” button on the control panel to enter the System Settings interface. In the Settings interface, click an option to select it, click the slider to turn on or off the function, and drag the progress bar to make adjustment.
  • Page 128 4. Operation of Systems and Equipment Settings group Function Description Optional settings Screen brightness Adjust the screen brightness Display Set the time for keeping the A/C interface after no A/C interface hold time 5s/10s/15s/30s operation Bluetooth Switch Turn the Bluetooth on or off On/Off Device Name Show the Bluetooth device name...
  • Page 129: Car Setting (Applicable To Cars With Av Main Unit)

    4. Operation of Systems and Equipment 4.6.8 Car setting (applicable to cars with AV main unit) In the More menu interface, click “Car Settings” card or continuously shortly press “SET” button on the control panel to enter the Car Settings interface. In the Settings interface, click an option to select it, click the slider to turn on or off the function, and drag the progress bar to make adjustment.
  • Page 130 GAC Motor Service Center will contact you alarm and remind you to go to the GAC Motor authorized shop for inspection as soon as possible. When the engine is shutdown, if illegal movement of the car (such as...
  • Page 131: Driving Guide

    5. Driving Guide 5.1 Starting and driving When the “P” position is engaged and the brake Limphome mode pedal depressed, the engine start/stop button 5.1.1 Engine start/stop button indicator lamp turns green. At this time, press the engine start/stop button to start the engine. When the brake pedal is not depressed, press the engine start/stop button to switch the positions in the following order: “OFF →...
  • Page 132: Engine Start/Stop Button

    5. Driving Guide NOTE WARNING 5.1.2 Engine start • The engine start time cannot exceed 15s. If • Do not start the engine for a long time in – Enter the car with the intelligent remote the engine is not started successfully, you a poorly ventilated place or an enclosed control key.
  • Page 133: Engine Start

    5. Driving Guide WARNING WARNING 5.1.3 Engine shutdown Emergency shutdown is forbidden during • When leaving the car, be sure to shut – Park the car steady and apply the park brake. normal driving, which can easily lead to car down the engine, apply the park brake –...
  • Page 134: Gear Description

    5. Driving Guide 5.1.4 Gear description ① Gearshift lever ② “P” position button ③ “ECO” mode button...
  • Page 135 5. Driving Guide The Shift by Wire and in-line bistable gear arrangement are used in the This position can be reached by pushing the gearshift lever to the left The first stable-state position: R, N and D positions can be engaged transmission system.
  • Page 136 “P” position is engaged, the brake pedal and push the gearshift lever can not be disengaged, please contact the GAC press the “P” position button to engage the up to the F1 position to engage the “N”...
  • Page 137 5. Driving Guide D: Forward position S: Forward position Economy mode When the car is moving forward, this position is The “S” position is for sport mode. When this normally engaged. At this time, the system will position is engaged, the transmission will shift into automatically upshift or downshift according to the a lower gear according to the changes in engine load and car speed.
  • Page 138: Brake System

    Please go to the GAC Motor authorized shop for inspection as soon as possible. • If the steering wheel vibrates or twitches continuously during braking, go to the GAC Motor authorized shop for inspection as soon as possible.
  • Page 139 5. Driving Guide NOTE Brake booster Braking effect and braking distance The brake booster is used to increase the The braking effect and braking distance are mainly • Under normal driving conditions, the brake pressure applied by the driver on the brake pedal, affected driving environment,...
  • Page 140 5. Driving Guide WARNING WARNING WARNING A new tire and brake pad having not When the brake is wet or icy or when the car Overheating the brake will reduce the undergone running-in do not have the best is running on a salted road, the brake may braking effect and increase the braking adhesion and friction characteristics.
  • Page 141: Electric Park Brake (Epb)

    EPB has been brake and drive the car to a flat road and applied. stop it. Contact the GAC Motor authorized – When the “P” position is engaged, the EPB shop for inspection in time.
  • Page 142 5. Driving Guide WARNING NOTE Release static park brake • The EPB must be applied when parking. • The EPB can also be applied when the engine start/stop button is in the “OFF” • When the car is running, the EPB can position.
  • Page 143 If the brake pedal is not depressed, the fault has not been eliminated, please pressing the EPB button can not release contact the GAC Motor authorized shop for the EPB, and the instrument cluster display inspection. will show an alarm message, with a beep •...
  • Page 144 5. Driving Guide NOTE AUTO HOLD On and off • Do not use dynamic emergency braking AUTO HOLD can keep the car still automatically when it is not necessary. It is easy to cause based on the driver's braking needs; when the traffic accidents, increases the braking system detects the driver's intention of starting off distance in comparison to depressing the...
  • Page 145 5. Driving Guide Activation To ensure safety, the AUTO HOLD function that is EPB self-learning activated under the following conditions will be When this function is turned on, it supports In some cases (for example, when the battery turned off and the park brake will be locked: automatic holding and releasing of brake under suddenly loses power or the car has not been start &...
  • Page 146: Electronic Service Brake System

    5. Driving Guide 5.3 Electronic service brake system Anti-lock braking system (ABS) indicator lamp Electronic Brake Force Distribution (EBD) After the engine start/stop button is switched to As a part of ABS, EBD balances the distribution of 5.3.1 Anti-lock braking system (ABS) brake force on the front and rear wheels according “ON”...
  • Page 147: Electronic Stability Program (Esp)

    5. Driving Guide NOTE 5.3.2 Electronic Stability Program (ESP) After the engine is started, if the indicator lamp ESP can effectively reduce the risk of sideslip. • For cars with AV main unit, turn on or off lights up, it indicates that ESP has been turned off, and the instrument cluster display ESP by “Car Settings →...
  • Page 148: Hill Hold Control (Hhc)

    5. Driving Guide NOTE Traction Control System (TCS) 5.3.3 Hill Hold Control (HHC) TCS is a subsystem of ESP. TCS determines if HHC allows the driver to easily move his foot from • During driving off on a steep slope or the driving wheel slips based on the speed of the the brake pedal to the accelerator pedal when driving downhill with “R”...
  • Page 149: Hydraulic Boost Failure Compensation (Hbc)

    Meanwhile the instrument cluster will indicate “Please Check HBC”. In this case, please contact the GAC Motor authorized shop for inspection as soon as possible.
  • Page 150: Driver Assistance Systems

    5. Driving Guide 5.4 Driver assistance systems NOTE Operational button 5.4.1 Adaptive cruise control (ACC)* Precautions for use of radar and camera sensor. => See Page 195 The adaptive cruise control, referred to as ACC, can automatically adjust the distance from the vehicle in front in the cruise control status at the cruising speed of 0~120 km/h.
  • Page 151 If the indicator lamp comes on in yellow, it indicates that ACC is faulty. In that case, go – button pressed, to the GAC Motor authorized shop for corresponding indicator lamp inspection in time. instrument cluster will come on in white.
  • Page 152 5. Driving Guide Exiting of ACC ACC can be reset by pressing the RES/+ button if Resetting of ACC exited as follows: ACC can be exited as follows: When the corresponding indicator lamp in the – depressing the brake pedal. instrument cluster is white, the ACC function can –...
  • Page 153 5. Driving Guide Increase of cruising speed Reduction of cruising speed Activation of ACC after following stop To increase the car speed, please perform the To reduce the car speed, please perform the In the process of following a vehicle in front, the following operations: following operations: car will also be stopped if the vehicle in front is...
  • Page 154 5. Driving Guide Special driving environment As limited by physical laws, ACC has a certain system limitation. In some driving environments, the driver may control the car after sensing the reaction of ACC or may fail to control the car as expected, so he must always be ready to control the car.
  • Page 155 5. Driving Guide Narrow vehicles and Z-shaped traffic in front. (a) When other vehicles change the lane. (b) If the target vehicle in front is driven out When narrow vehicles and Z-shaped traffic in When a vehicle in the adjacent lane goes into suddenly and a stationary or slow-moving vehicle front enter the detection range of the radar this lane, if the vehicle does not enter the...
  • Page 156 5. Driving Guide WARNING Influencing factors that may deteriorate the ACC can no longer be activated. ACC can only be sensor function. reactivated when the brake temperature drops to a • The driver must always be ready to reasonable degree. control the car by himself.
  • Page 157 5. Driving Guide NOTE WARNING WARNING • ACC may not respond under certain • The takeover indication alarm of ACC ACC does not respond to or only makes a circumstances. For example, when the car only warns the driver of vehicles limited response to the followings: approaches a stationary obstacle such as a detected by its radar and camera...
  • Page 158 If ACC fails to function as described in this sensor. If the sensor is misaligned due to chapter, do not continue using it, and go to bumps, even after correction, it will still the GAC Motor authorized shop for deteriorate the system performance and inspection in time.
  • Page 159 5. Driving Guide NOTE NOTE • ACC is unlikely to accurately identify all • The accelerator pedal can be depressed at driving environments. any time to increase the car speed. After the accelerator pedal is depressed, ACC • When ACC is turned on, its status will readjust the car speed to the previously displayed on the instrument cluster display stored value.
  • Page 160: Forward Collision Warning System

    5. Driving Guide 5.4.2 Forward collision warning system * On and off The forward collision warning system assesses Internet Sound Driver Body A/C & Seat Screen System Speech Settings Assistance Accessories Display Settings Assistance the danger level of pre-collision by detecting the FCWS Driving Tip It gives a warning in case of a collision risk, and is on by...
  • Page 161 5. Driving Guide Alarm Proximity warning. When the warning of forward collision warning system is triggered, an icon will flash on the Please confirm whether to turn on the forward collision warning system? instrument cluster and an audible alarm will be Cancel given at the same time.
  • Page 162 5. Driving Guide WARNING It is impossible for the forward collision warning system to violate the laws of physics. Never use the convenient functions provided by the forward collision warning system to make risky travel. • The forward collision warning system is unlikely to remind the driver to avoid collisions under any circumstances.
  • Page 163: Lane Departure Warning System

    5. Driving Guide 5.4.3 Lane departure warning system * On and off The lane departure warning system is designed to reduce accidents caused by unconscious lane departure. The lane departure warning system detects the lane markings on the road and curbs through the camera installed on the windshield, and detects the road guardrails through the millimeter wave radar installed in the front of the car.
  • Page 164 5. Driving Guide Select LKA mode Alarm When the indicator lamp lights up green, no condition mentioned above happens and the car When the engine start/stop button is set to the The lane departure warning is only activated when accidentally departures from the lane, the system "ON"...
  • Page 165 5. Driving Guide NOTE Takeover indication When the indicator lamp lights up green, the system will not implement corrective steering When the driver's hands are lightly holding on adjustment under one of the following conditions. the steering wheel, the system may misinterpret it as the steering wheel out-of-hand.
  • Page 166 GAC Motor – No lane marking, or difficulty in distinguishing authorized shop for inspection in time.
  • Page 167 5. Driving Guide NOTE WARNING Under the following conditions, the performance of the system may be affected while it intervening in • When the lane departure warning system • The lane departure warning system is turning of steering wheel for corrective steering detects an unintentional lane departure, it just an assist system and cannot adjustment:...
  • Page 168 5. Driving Guide WARNING WARNING WARNING • When lane departure warning • Lane keeping aid system with curb • The sound inside or the noise outside system issues an alarm, please do not recognition uses signals from may prevent you from hearing the panic turn steering...
  • Page 169: Tire Pressure Monitoring System

    In this case, the tire on the instrument cluster. In case of tire please go to the GAC Motor authorized shop for anomalies such as low/high pressure, rapid air – If the tire pressure is higher than 330Kpa, the replacement.
  • Page 170: Parking Assist System

    5. Driving Guide 5.5 Parking assist system 5.5.1 Parking sensor system apply the electric park brake and set the engine Change of dynamic view is synchronized with that The parking sensor system measures the distance start/stop button to a position other than "ON" of the audible alarm with reference to distance.
  • Page 171 5. Driving Guide Audible alarm with reference to distance Distance to detected obstacle The audible alarm changes with reference to the distance between a detected obstacle and the Audible front/rear bumper. In addition, the color of alarm level activated sector shown on the AV system display message changes accordingly.
  • Page 172 5. Driving Guide Distribution of radar sensors Applicable to the model with automated parking: Applicable to the model without automated parking: The rear ultrasonic radar sensors are installed on the rear bumper cover. The front ultrasonic radar sensors are installed on the front bumper cover.
  • Page 173 5. Driving Guide NOTE WARNING • Always keep the surface of the radar • The parking sensor system cannot be sensors clean and never cover a radar substituted for the driver to observing sensor. the surrounding environment. The driver shall focus safely reversing...
  • Page 174: Reverse Image System

    5. Driving Guide WARNING 5.5.2 Reverse image system * On and off • During cleaning a radar sensor with a The reverse image system can film at an wide In case of the engine start/stop button set to the high-pressure cleaner, clean it gently in angle up to 130°...
  • Page 175 5. Driving Guide NOTE Dynamic trajectory Rearview camera • Always keep the rearview camera surface clean. Clean the surface of the rearview camera with a piece of soft damp cloth to avoid scratching it. • Do not use a high-pressure cleaner to clean the rearview camera for a long time.
  • Page 176: Electric Power Steering (Eps)

    Please contact the GAC Motor authorized shop for inspection.
  • Page 177: Driving Skills

    5. Driving Guide 5.7 Driving skills After starting/during driving 5.7.2 Driving during running-in period – Observe whether the instrument cluster works In order to prolong the service life of the car, the 5.7.1 Driving safety inspection properly; check whether any indicator lamp car shall have a running-in for the initial stage of Routine inspection lights up or any alarm message is shown, etc.
  • Page 178 5. Driving Guide WARNING Engine running-in Running-in of tire and brake pad • If a brake is wet or icy or the car travels The running-in period of new engine shall be If the driven distance of a new car is not greater on a salted road, the braking effect will than 500km, the car shall be driven at a moderate 1500km.
  • Page 179: Driving Essentials

    5. Driving Guide NOTE 5.7.3 Driving essentials Precautions while driving over a water-logged road section: Precautions under various road conditions The brake pads and brake discs are soaked in Before driving over a water-logged road water while the car is washed or driving over a –...
  • Page 180 Proceed as below to check if the coolant is in shutting down the engine immediately after a good condition and if it is well protected from – These products are available at GAC Motor short-time start. If the engine is often in an freezing: authorized shop.
  • Page 181: Efficient Use Of Car

    5. Driving Guide 5.7.4 Efficient use of car – Do not step on the brake pedal when the car 5.7.5 Fire prevention is running, for fear of premature wear and – Before driving, make sure that the park brake In order to prevent car fires, pay attention to the overheating of brake pads and waste of fuel.
  • Page 182 5. Driving Guide It is recommended to regularly drive to the Precautions for driving: GAC Motor authorized shop for inspection: – During driving and parking period, especially – Regular inspections of all electric lines of the in summer, pay attention to whether there are car are also required.
  • Page 183: In-Service Maintenance

    6. In-service Maintenance 6.1 Maintenance instructions Potential hazards of the car 6.2 Interior maintenance – Carbon monoxide: carbon monoxide in the Safety precautions Cleaning and maintenance of instruments and exhaust gas of the engine is toxic. Be sure to plastic parts To avoid potential hazards, please read this start the engine in a well-ventilated place.
  • Page 184 6. In-service Maintenance Cleaning and maintenance of carpet Cleaning and maintenance of leather* Cleaning and maintenance of seat belts Vacuum the dust on the carpet frequently. – Vacuum the dust. – Pull the seat belt out slowly and keep it extracted.
  • Page 185: Exterior Maintenance

    Car washing shall be performed in a cool place, • For the overhaul of an accident car, seat clean or replace the filters at the GAC Motor rather than under direct sunlight. If the car is left in authorized shop according to the provisions of the...
  • Page 186 Check the body for paint peeling and scratches cleaning agent, the filtering state of the clean while wiping the body. If any, drive to the GAC – Do not wash the radar sensor or parking water, and the type of wax solvent that do not Motor authorized shop for touch-up.
  • Page 187 6. In-service Maintenance Waxing Cleaning and maintenance of external plastic Remove snow from the windows and rearview parts mirrors using a small brush. Regular waxing can protect the paint surface of the car body and keep the car body clean. In order External plastic parts are generally washed with Remove accumulated ice using de-icing spray.
  • Page 188 6. In-service Maintenance NOTE Cleaning of wiper blades Maintenance of sealing strips • It is prohibited to treat the wheel surface – Raise the wiper arm and carefully wipe off the Frequent and proper protection of the rubber with car polish or other abrasives. dust and dirt on the wiper blade with a soft sealing strips of the doors, windows and other •...
  • Page 189: Checking And Adding Fluids

    6. In-service Maintenance 6.4 Checking and adding fluids Add fuel 6.4.1 Fuel As the amount of fuel decreases when the car is running, the fuel meter scale will gradually decrease.=> See Page 39 When the fuel amount is too low, the yellow indicator lamp flashes, and the instrument cluster will give an alarm message.
  • Page 190 “click” sound is heard, the regulations is added accidentally, do indicating that the filler cap is tightened. not start the engine. Please contact the GAC Motor authorized shop immediately NOTE for treatment. Please refer to the description on the fuel requirement lable at the fuel filler door of each vehicle.
  • Page 191: Engine Oil

    When the car leaves the factory, the engine has NOTE been filled with high-quality engine oil, which can • Be sure to go to the GAC Motor authorized be used in the year-round climate except for shop to change the engine oil according to extreme cold weather.
  • Page 192 If the engine oil level is normal, but the alarm indicator lamp is still on after the engine starts, do WARNING not continue to start the engine. Contact the GAC • Be extremely careful when working in Motor authorized shop timely for inspection.
  • Page 193 6. In-service Maintenance Add oil – Wipe off the oil on the dipstick using a clean – Unscrew the oil filler cap counterclockwise. cloth, and then insert the dipstick completely. After checking the oil level, if required, add oil – Add the engine oil in small quantities several –...
  • Page 194: Coolant

    Engine oil is toxic. It shall be stored in authorized shop timely for inspection. • Be sure to go to the GAC Motor authorized the original container and kept out of shop to change the coolant according to children's contact to avoid poisoning the period specified in the Warranty due to accidental ingestion.
  • Page 195 6. In-service Maintenance NOTE Check the coolant level Be sure to check the coolant level regularly. Park When the engine is not cooled, the coolant level the car on level ground, apply the park brake, and will be high, and there will be errors in checking shut down the engine.
  • Page 196 Coolant can only be added after the engine used or pure water is added, go to the has cooled down. The coolant level after GAC Motor authorized shop to clean the filling must not exceed the upper limit mark cooling system and change the coolant "MAX".
  • Page 197: Windshield Washer Fluid And Wiper Blade

    6. In-service Maintenance WARNING 6.4.4 Windshield washer fluid and wiper blade Replace the front windshield wiper blades • Be extremely careful when working in Add the windshield washer fluid the engine compartment. Be sure to read and follow the relevant warning instructions carefully before starting work.
  • Page 198: Brake Fluid

    ①, and slide the wiper blade ② upward in accidents. Therefore, be sure to go to the GAC windshield instantly. the arrowed direction to remove it.
  • Page 199 Brake fluid in use must meet the criteria, malfunctions. In this case, do not continue and be fresh. to drive and contact the GAC Motor authorized shop in time for inspection. Indicator lamp of brake system When the engine cools down, check whether the...
  • Page 200: Battery

    If not familiar with the operation process or without protection laws. special tools, never carry out any operations on the electrical system of the car. The relevant operations shall be carried out by the GAC Motor authorized shop.
  • Page 201 12V power outlet. cracks, swelling, etc. If the phenomena above are found, please go to the GAC Motor • The battery contains toxic substances such authorized shop for inspection as soon as as sulfuric acid and lead, so it must be possible.
  • Page 202: A/C Filter

    NOTE If it is impossible to remove and refit the A/C Push the glove box support block in the filter by yourself, please go to GAC Motor direction of arrow A. authorized shop to seek professional help. Open the glove box.
  • Page 203 6. In-service Maintenance NOTE • Because the fiber layer on the back of the A/C filter can not be blown with an air gun, it can not be cleaned and needs to be replaced in time after getting dirty. • Since the A/C filter is made of special material, it shall not be washed with water.
  • Page 204: Replacing Bulb

    If unfamiliar with the operation process, safe After replacing bulbs, be sure to check the working operation specifications and tool operation status of lamps, and go to the GAC Motor methods, do not replace bulbs yourself. authorized shop to check the beam status in time.
  • Page 205 6. In-service Maintenance Preparation for replacing bulbs Replace the door courtesy lamp bulbs If it is found that any bulb is damaged, it shall be replaced soon possible. Before replacement, make the following preparations: Turn off all lamps. Turn the engine start/stop button to the "OFF" position.
  • Page 206: Wheels

    6. In-service Maintenance 6.7 Wheels WARNING Within the first 500 km, the road adhesion of new tires is unlikely to reach the best condition. Therefore, the car shall be drove carefully at a moderate speed to prevent accidents. • Inadequate road adhesion of tires not subject running-in period...
  • Page 207 6. In-service Maintenance WARNING WARNING Precautions for wheel failure If tires burst or leak when the car is running, • Never use old wheels and tires of – When driving over curbs or similar obstacles, it is very easy to cause serious traffic unknown origin under...
  • Page 208 After emergency use of the spare tire, it is – Replace at least two tires on the same axle at necessary to drive safely to the GAC Motor Winter tires the same time, rather than only one tire authorized shop or the wheel repair shop as soon Winter tires still have good grip performance when individually.
  • Page 209 6. In-service Maintenance WARNING – Please note that the tread of winter tires shall Check tire pressure have patterns deep enough (tread depth not • Winter tires may lead to decreased less than 4 mm; otherwise, the applicability in traction force of the car on dry roads, winter will be limited).
  • Page 210 The valve cap can prevent dust and same. moisture from entering the tire. WARNING For cars with a tire pressure monitoring system, tire rotation or replacement needs to be operated by professionals at the GAC Motor authorized shop.
  • Page 211: Tire Chain

    The tread wear indicator mark ② is 1.6 mm high. found, please go to the GAC Motor authorized flick and slip. Maintain an appropriate safety If the tread pattern wears to the marked surface,...
  • Page 212 6. In-service Maintenance NOTE NOTE • If tire chains are installed on the tires, the Various countries and regions have different size and type of tire chains shall be regulations on tire chains. Before assembling consistent with those of the standard tires tire chains, please refer to the laws and on the car.
  • Page 213: Technical Data

    7. Technical Data 7.1 VIN The locations of the vehicle identification number (VIN) is shown in the figure: ① Vehicle identification number (VIN): located on the engine compartment partition. ② Vehicle identification number (VIN): located on the left side of the instrument panel. NOTE The position indication and quantity of vehicle identification number (VIN) are not complete.
  • Page 214 7. Technical Data OBD (on-board diagnostic) interface Engine model and factory number The engine model and factory number as arrowed The OBD interface ① for reading the electronic are indicated on the engine block (behind the VIN is located at the lower left rear of the alternator).
  • Page 215: Vehicle Dimension Parameters

    7. Technical Data 7.2 Vehicle dimension parameters Dimensions Parameters Item Numerical value Unit Overall length 5003 ± 50 Overall width 1868 ± 18 Overall height 1505 ± 15 Wheel base 2900 ± 29 Front 1600 ± 15 wheel Wheel track Rear 1590 ±...
  • Page 216: Vehicle Mass, Engine And Fluid Parameters

    7. Technical Data 7.3 Vehicle mass, engine and fluid parameters Weight Kerb mass of complete car (kg) Maximum gross mass (kg) Model Front axle Maximum gross Front axle Kerb mass Rear axle load Rear axle load load mass load GAC7200L1A6 1705 ±...
  • Page 217 7. Technical Data Parameters of engine Model 4B20J1 Gasoline engine, spark-ignition, in-line, four-cylinder, four-stroke, water-cooled, Type in-cylinder direct injection, double overhead camshafts, exhaust gas turbocharging Number of cylinders (pcs) Ignition order 1–3–4–2 Bore (mm) Travel (mm) Displacement (mL) 1991 Compression ratio 10:1 Rated power/speed (kW/(r/min)) 185/5250...
  • Page 218 7. Technical Data Specifications and capacity of fuel/oil/fluid Item Specifications Capacity Please refer to the description on the fuel Fuel requirement lable at the fuel filler door of each Total vehicle. Engine coolant DF-6, -35°C coolant Total 7.2 ± 0.2 L Total 5.3±0.1L Engine oil grade: SN and above...
  • Page 219: Transmission And Chassis Parameters

    7. Technical Data 7.4 Transmission and chassis parameters Transmission parameters Wheel Model TF-83SC 7J × 17*, 8J × 18* specifications Type AT, 6 gears Tire Final ratio 3.749 235/45R18*, 225/55R17* specifications 1st gear 4.188 Half load Full load 2nd gear 2.416 Front Rear wheel...
  • Page 220 7. Technical Data Suspension Dynamic balance of wheels Front suspension Rear suspension Residue dynamic Designation Type unbalance Double wishbone independent Multi-link, independent Inner side ≤ 8 g Front wheel Steering gear Outer side ≤ 8 g Type Rack and pinion mechanical steering gear Inner side ≤...
  • Page 221 7. Technical Data Wheel alignment Lamps Designation Parameters Lamps Model Power Single wheel toe-in 2′±3′ High beam Wheel camber angle -1′±30′ Low beam Front wheel Kingpin caster angle 4°41′±45′ Daytime running Front lamp* Kingpin inclination combination 6°26′±30′ angle Front position lamp lamp Single wheel toe-in...
  • Page 222 7. Technical Data Lamps Model Power Courtesy lamp ART10C-2R Glove box lamp Trunk lamp Instrument panel left atmosphere lamp Instrument panel right atmosphere lamp Driver's and front passenger's side foot lamps Ambient light* Storage box atmosphere lamp Door interior trim panel atmosphere lamp Console mobile phone storage box...
  • Page 223: Accident Handling

    8. Accident Handling WARNING 8.1 Driver’s tools and spare tire ⑥ Warning triangle • The spare tire shall be used strictly in Driver's tools ⑦ Hub trim cover screwdriver* accordance with its use requirements to Spare tire avoid danger. • It is strictly prohibited to install and use more than one spare tire at the same time.
  • Page 224: Use Of Warning Triangle

    8. Accident Handling 8.2 Use of warning triangle Placement distance 8.3 Use of reflective vest Ordinary highway Expressway Daytime Night ≥ 50 m ≥ 80m ≥ 150m NOTE The data above is for reference only. Please place the warning triangle at the distance specified by traffic regulations.
  • Page 225: Replacing Leaky Tires

    8. Accident Handling NOTE 8.4 Replacing leaky tires Loosen the wheel bolts • When handling car accidents, regardless of Preparations the lighting conditions, be sure to wear a – Apply the park brake. reflective vest as required to attract the attention of passersby or other drivers.
  • Page 226 8. Accident Handling Lift the car Set the wheel bolt removal wrench firmly on the – Assemble the wheel bolt removal wrench, the wheel bolt, loosen wheel bolts special wrench for jack and the jack. – Place the jack directly under the spine closest counterclockwise.
  • Page 227 8. Accident Handling WARNING WARNING Install the spare tire Improper use of jacks can cause serious injury. • The jack on the car can only be used to lift the car, rather than other heavy • The jack must be used on a hard and flat objects or cars.
  • Page 228: Microwave Window

    NOTE • For replacement of a tire, if the bolts are After installing the wheel, please go to the GAC corroded or difficult to tighten, they Motor authorized shop in time to check the must be replaced and the thread hole tightening torque of the wheel bolts (125 ±...
  • Page 229: Fuse

    8. Accident Handling 8.6 Fuse Engine compartment PDU Replace the fuse Instrument panel PDU – Open the engine hood. – Pull out or install the fuse using the fuse puller in the engine compartment PDU. – Press the fixing clip in the arrowed direction to –...
  • Page 230 Never replace a fuse with metal sheets, – If the fuse has blown, it is recommended to clips, etc. replace it at a GAC Motor authorized shop. • The PDU must be kept clean inside. Pay attention to protection against moisture.
  • Page 231: Fuses In Instrument Panel Pdu

    8. Accident Handling 8.6.1 Fuses in instrument panel PDU The picture is not guaranteed to be suitable for every car model. If it is required to know the purpose of the fuse, please check it on the actual car. For different car models, fuses may be slightly different.
  • Page 232 8. Accident Handling Rated Rated Feature/part Feature/part value value IF01 Shorting link — Keyless start and smart entry system control unit/gateway IF16 7.5A control unit* A/C control panel/rear central control panel*/audio display screen/ Gateway control unit*/body control unit/keyless start and IF02 7.5A IF17...
  • Page 233 8. Accident Handling Rated Rated Feature/part Feature/part value value Electric sunroof control unit*/right front seat connector IF43 7.5A Right exterior rearview mirror/left exterior rearview mirror A/rain light sensor*/panoramic sunroof control IF44 Rear windshield defogger IF31 7.5A unit*/negative ion generator*/A/C control panel/A/C control unit/air quality sensor*/rear central control panel*/front IR01 —...
  • Page 234: Fuses In Engine Compartment Pdu

    8. Accident Handling 8.6.2 Fuses in engine compartment PDU The picture is not guaranteed to be suitable for all car models. If it is required to know the purpose of the fuse, please check it on the actual car. For different car models, fuses may be slightly different.
  • Page 235 8. Accident Handling Rated Rated Feature/part Feature/part value value EF01 150A Alternator/battery EF23 Horn relay EF02 Electronic power steering control unit EF24 Automatic transmission control unit EF03 Instrument panel PDU EF25 — — EF04 Radiator fan relay EF26 High beam relay EF05 ACC relay EF27...
  • Page 236 8. Accident Handling Rated Feature/part value ER06 — Horn relay ER07 — Low beam relay ER08 — A/C compressor relay ER09 — High beam relay ER10 — Starter relay 2 ER11 — Main relay ER12 — Radiator fan relay ER13 —...
  • Page 237: Fuses In Battery Pdu

    8. Accident Handling 8.6.3 Fuses in battery PDU The picture is not guaranteed to be suitable for all car models. If it is required to know the purpose of the fuse, please check it on the actual car. For different car models, fuses may be slightly different.
  • Page 238: Emergency Start

    8. Accident Handling 8.7 Emergency start When connecting the batteries of two cars, be – Connect the ③ end of the black cable to the sure to first connect the positive terminal and then negative pole (-) of the power battery "B", and Jumper cable the negative terminal.
  • Page 239 8. Accident Handling WARNING WARNING • Be sure to turn off the headlamps before Improper use of jumper cables may cause removing the jumper cables. battery explosion and serious injury. • Turn on the blower and rear windshield • The voltage of the power battery must heater of the car with the depleted be the same as that of the depleted battery to reduce the voltage peak...
  • Page 240: Towing

    Towing by a wheel-lift truck from the rear If the car needs to be towed, it shall be towed by the GAC Motor authorized shop or a professional towing company. It is recommended to use a rollback tow truck for towing.
  • Page 241 8. Accident Handling Emergency towing Install a towing hook Front Rear If it is impossible to find a tow truck in an Front Rear emergency, fasten the towing cable or towing chain in the emergency towing ring to temporarily tow the car. However, this method is only suitable for low speed and short distance towing on a solid and flat road.
  • Page 242: Getting Out Of A Trap

    8. Accident Handling Precautions for towing During the emergency towing, be sure to follow 8.9 Getting out of a trap the instructions below: Before emergency towing, be sure to follow the If the car is stuck on a soft road such as sandy, instructions below: –...
  • Page 243 9. Environmental Protection Information 9.1 Environmental protection information code Number Type Environmental protection information code Number GAC7200L1A6 CNQQG6Z20B82000042 000001 000001 GAC7200L2A6 CNQQG6Z20B82000043 000002...
  • Page 244 9. Environmental Protection Information 9.2 Environmental protection information Type Environmental protection information GAC7200L1A6 GAC7200L2A6 Engine model/manufacturer 4B20J1/Guangzhou Qisheng Powertrain Co., Ltd. Front: 1986092X/front: Sanshui branch company of Faurecia (Guangzhou) Automotive Systems Co., Ltd. Catalytic converter model/manufacturer Rear: 1986092X/rear: Sanshui branch company of Faurecia (Guangzhou) Automotive Systems Co., Ltd. Painting: front: unit 1: Johnson Matthey (Shanghai) Chemical Co., Ltd./rear: unit 1: Johnson Matthey (Shanghai) Chemical Co., Ltd.
  • Page 245 GAC Motor Co., Ltd. reserves the right to alter, supplement or terminate the contents and technical specifications in this manual without prior notice. GAC Motor Co., Ltd. owns the copyright to this manual. Without the written consent of GAC Motor Co., Ltd., it is not allowed to photocopy or extract the contents of this manual.
  • Page 246 For operation guidelines of GA8 model, please refer to: http://www.gac-motor.com...

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