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Page 1 OWNER’S MANUAL...
Page 2 This manual is an integral part of the vehicle. Make sure to hand it over to the new owner upon re-sale. Thank you for your purchase and support for BYD vehicles. We wish you a pleasant driving experience! BYD Auto Industry Co., Ltd.
Page 3 Should any part of the vehicle needs to be replaced, use original accessories and spare parts. Vehicle modification with accessories and spare parts other than BYD originals may affect the vehicle's maneuverability, safety and durability, and may infringe local laws or regulations.
Page 4 Relevance of Owner's Manual As BYD products are improved and updated, the contents and illustrations in this manual will also be updated occasionally. No further notice will be given on such changes. Please refer to the actual vehicle status.
Page 6: Table Of Contents
GETTING TO KNOW THE Welcoming ........36 VEHICLE Exterior Welcoming ........36 Interior Greeting ........... 37 Exterior ..........10 Interior ..........12 RIDING TRAVEL PREPARATION Child Safety ........40 Riding Instructions for Children ....40 Pre-Driving Inspection ...... 16 Electronic Child Protection Lock ....40 Classification of Child Safety Seats (not UNLOCKING THE VEHICLE provided with the vehicle) ......
Page 7 Riding in the Third Row* ....58 Automatic Vehicle Hold (AVH) ....90 Vehicle Speed Control ...... 91 Reaching Third Row Seats ......58 Folding Seats ..........59 Brake/Accelerator Pedal ......91 Third Row Lighting ........59 Light Control ........91 Comfort Ride ........
Page 8 PARKING Remote Control Key ........150 Locking with the Microswitch ....150 Side Mirror Auto-Tilt ....... 130 Locking with the Interior Boot Lid Switch Park Assist ........130 ............... 151 Panoramic View ......131 Locking with the NFC Key Card* ....151 Anti-Theft Alarm ......
Page 9 VEHICLE INFORMATION Refilling Windscreen Washing Liquid ..173 Checking Coolant ........173 Vehicle Information ......204 Checking Brake Fluid ......... 174 Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)..204 Replacing Fuses ......175 Vehicle Nameplate and Label ....204 Checking/Replacing Fuses ....... 175 Specifications ........
Page 10: Getting To Know The Vehicle
GETTING TO KNOW THE VEHICLE Exterior..........10 Interior..........12...
Page 11: Exterior
Exterior Bonnet P172 Exterior handle P36 Front wiper P95/170 Door P36 Side mirror P52/130/152 Headlight P93 Tyre P166 Front towing hook cover P194...
Page 12 Rear wiper P96/170 Charging port P143 Rear combination light P91 Boot lid P28...
Page 13: Interior
Interior Light switch P91 Front side vent P63 Steering wheel left button P54 Glovebox P26 Instrument cluster P78 Front centre vent P63 Steering wheel right button P55 Accelerator pedal P91 Wiper switch P95 Brake pedal P91 Centre console touchscreen P73 Steering wheel P53...
Page 14 "START/STOP" button P47 EPB switch P89 Infotainment switch P72 Regenerative braking mode switch P126 Automatic A/C button P62 AVH button P90 A/C ON/OFF button P61 BSD button P105 Front windscreen defrosting button LKS button P102 "ECO/SPORT" switch P86 Hazard warning light button P188 Snow mode button P87 Gearshift lever P88...
Page 16: Travel Preparation
TRAVEL PREPARATION Pre-Driving.Inspection......16...
Page 17: Pre-Driving Inspection
Pre-Driving Inspection Before driving, it is recommended to: • Check the tyres to ensure they are not damaged, pressure is not visibly insufficient, and that treads are free from foreign objects. • Check the lights, windows and rear view mirrors to ensure they are clean and unobstructed.
Page 18: Unlocking The Vehicle
UNLOCKING THE VEHICLE Understanding.the.Keys......18 Locating.the.Vehicle......21 Unlocking..........22...
Page 19: Understanding The Keys
• Keep the vehicle keys safe. If the remote control key is lost, contact a BYD authorised dealer or service Remote control key provider as soon as possible to prevent theft. Mechanical key •...
Page 20 CAUTION! REMINDER • • Owners with cardiac pacemakers When the vehicle is locked and or defibrillators should keep away the remote control key is within from the PEPS (Passive Entry & detection range, its indicator will flash Passive Start) system antenna, as the continuously.
Page 21 3. Remove the battery. If the mechanical key is lost or a spare key needs to be made, it is best to entrust a BYD authorised dealer or service provider to make a mechanical key with the use of the key number plate.
Page 22: Nfc Key Card
The NFC key card locks and unlocks the REMINDER vehicle. • When installing the new battery, its CAUTION! anode (+) surface must face up. • • Battery model: CR2032. Do not place the NFC key card in the charging area when the smartphone wireless charging function is SUSTAINABILITY activated.
Page 23: Unlocking
Unlocking With the vehicle powered off, locked, and within the effective range of the remote control key signal: The vehicle can be unlocked with: • If the unlock button is pressed, either • Remote control key the front left door or all doors will unlock simultaneously, the turning lights will •...
Page 24: Microswitch
Microswitch on the front left side mirror, all doors unlock simultaneously, the turning lights flash twice, and the side mirrors unfold (if this function is activated). The Microswitch on the front door handles operates when the vehicle is locked, powered off, and the remote control key is within the front doors activation range: •...
Page 26: Loading
LOADING Small.Items..........26 Luggage.and.Large.Items....28...
Page 27: Small Items
Small Items This vehicle features several different spaces for convenient storage of small items. WARNING! • Make sure items kept in the vehicle will not disturb safe driving, especially when accelerating and braking. Door bins CAUTION! The lower part of each door features a bin that can be used to store items like water •...
Page 28 With the vehicle powered on: WARNING! • The glovebox light will go on when the • Keep the centre console cubby closed glovebox is open, and go out when it is when the vehicle is in motion to closed. prevent injury. WARNING! •...
Page 29: Luggage And Large Items
Second row seat storage box Clothes hook 1. Turn over the seat armrest. There is a clothes hook on the safety handle assembly. 2. Lift the cover to open the box. WARNING! • Do not use the hooks to hang anything other than clothing, as these items may be ejected when the side curtain airbag is deployed, or hinder...
Page 30 Foot motion underneath the rear CAUTION! bumper • Make sure there is enough space to open the boot safely beforehand. Opening/closing the boot with remote control key Keep the remote control key within the detection range (one meter), and move your foot underneath the centre of the rear bumper (do not touch the bumper).
Page 31 Opening the boot from outside REMINDER • The foot motion must be under the centre of the rear bumper to trigger the sensor. • If there is water or snow on the rear bumper, the motion sensor may have a delayed reaction. Once the water/ snow is removed, the motion sensor will return to normal.
Page 32: Boot Light
closed, press the lock button while WARNING! carrying the remote control key to close the boot lid and lock the vehicle. Anti-Theft • Do not intentionally activate the anti- mode will also be engaged. pinch function. • Boot lid height settings The anti-pinch function may not work when the boot lid is about to close fully.
Page 33: Luggage Compartment Cover
Luggage Compartment instructions in reverse. Cover* WARNING! Unfolding luggage compartment • Make sure that the luggage cover compartment cover is installed securely. The boot is equipped with a luggage • Do not place any item on the luggage compartment cover for privacy and compartment cover.
Page 34: Loading
WARNING! • The boot must always be closed when the vehicle is in motion. Failure to do so may result in serious or even life- threatening injuries. • Do not exceed the maximum stipulated weight, otherwise, driving performance may be affected, posing a risk of traffic accidents, vehicular damage and personal injury.
Page 35 CAUTION! • Ensure that items loaded on the roof rack do not interfere with sunroof movement. • Do not exceed the roof rack and overall vehicle load limit. • Distribute the weight of the items evenly, and place the heaviest at the bottom.
Page 36: Welcoming And Greeting
WELCOMING AND GREETING Opening.Door........36 Welcoming...........36...
Page 37: Opening Door
Opening Door Smart Courtesy Light Exterior Handle When the vehicle is unlocked, the smart courtesy light will activate and then go out automatically after a while. Unlock the vehicle and pull the exterior handle to open the door. REMINDER Welcoming •...
Page 38: Interior Greeting
Interior Greeting Right Reading Light Switch Smart Ambient Light Press the switch to turn right reading light on/off. When the door is opened, the smart ambient light inside the vehicle will Interior Light Master Switch automatically go on to create a comfortable driving atmosphere.
Page 40: Riding
RIDING Child.Safety..........40 Seat.Belts..........43 Driving..........47 Front.Passenger.Ride......57 Riding.in.the.Second.Row....57 Riding.in.the.Third.Row*.....58 Comfort.Ride........60...
Page 41: Child Safety
Child Safety WARNING! • Install the child safety seat according Riding Instructions for to the manufacturer's instructions. Children Failure to do so may cause serious or even life-threatening injury to a child during emergency braking, Children's skeletal and muscular structures emergency turning or accidents.
Page 42: Classification Of Child Safety Seats (Not Provided With The Vehicle)
Classification of Child Elevated seats Safety Seats (not provided with the vehicle) Infant seats Elevated seats include Group II and Group III child safety seats. For young children aged under 12 and weighing between 15 and 36kg, use three- point seat belts in combination with Infant seats cover Group 0 and Group 0+ elevated seats.
Page 43 ISOFIX provides anchor points to tightly WARNING! secure the child safety seat. • When using ISOFIX anchor points, The anchors are located on the cushion of make sure that there are no foreign the second row seat. objects nearby and that the seat belt is not stuck behind the child LATCH protection device.
Page 44: Seat Belts
Seat Belts Correct Sitting Posture For Driver Protective Effect of Seat Belts Vehicle, driver and passengers all have kinetic energy when the vehicle is in motion. The strength of this kinetic energy depends on speed, vehicle kerb weight, and the combined weight of all occupants. The greater the speed and combined mass, the stronger the energy released in a crash.
Page 45: Correct Use Of Seat Belts
panel. WARNING! • Adjust the occupant's seat backrest so • While riding, the passenger's feet that their back completely fits with the should be placed in the footwell in backrest. front of the second and third row • Adjust the occupant's seat headrest so seats.
Page 46: Wearing Seat Belts When Pregnant
Unbuckling Seat Belts 1. Hold the seat belt and press the buckle red button. The tongue will pop up automatically. 4. Adjust the position of the three-point seat belt. 2. Slowly return the seat belt to the retractor. WARNING! • Do not unbuckle the seat belt while driving or before coming to a complete stop, so as to avoid...
Page 47: Adjusting Front Seat Belt Height
Adjust the seat belt height as follows: 1. Press the release button of the seat belt height adjuster. 2. Move it up or down to the desired height and release the button. 3. Check that it is locked into place by trying to move it without pressing the button.
Page 48: Seat Belt Reminder
System Components If the seat belt system does not work properly, contact a BYD authorised dealer or service provider for repair. Do not use the corresponding seat before the seat belt is repaired.
Page 49: Driver Seat Controls
Driver Seat Controls WARNING! • Adjusting the Seat Never tilt the seat backrest more than 30° when driving. Doing so may cause serious injury in the event of a Adjust the driver seat to a safe and collision. comfortable position using the seat control switches.
Page 50 WARNING! • The seat must be adjusted correctly to ensure that the brake pedal can be fully pressed. On this premise, the seat position should be as far back as possible to ensure a comfortable ride and make handling easier. Seat Memory Memory Button Lumbar support adjustment: press the...
Page 51 REMINDER REMINDER • • When a new seat memory is set, any Ventilation and heating functions previous setting will be overwritten. cannot be turned on at the same time for a single seat. Awakening the Seat Memory Adjusting the Headrest When the vehicle is in "Park", press the memory button "1"...
Page 52: Driver Window Control
Removing the Headrest window to roll it up/ down to the desired position. 1. Pull up the headrest to its highest position (1). One-Touch Rolling Up/Down 2. Press the adjustment button on the left Press/pull the switch to the corresponding side of the headrest (2).
Page 53 Adjusting Side Mirrors Folding/Unfolding Side Mirrors When the vehicle is powered on, press the Left side mirror button button to fold/unfold the side mirrors. Please refer to the Locking - Folding/ Right side mirror button Unfolding Side mirrors section for how to operate the side mirrors.
Page 54: Rear View Mirror Controls
Rear View Mirror Controls Toggle the adjustment switch (1) to extend the steering wheel. Adjusting the Rear View Mirror Toggle the adjustment switch (2) to retract the steering wheel. Toggle the adjustment switch (3) to tilt the steering wheel up. Toggle the adjustment switch (4) to tilt the steering wheel down.
Page 55 Steering Wheel Control Buttons Left buttons Panoramic View button Press this button to turn the panoramic view on/off. Screen Mode button Press this button to switch between the "landscape" and "portrait" position of the centre console touchscreen. Cruise Control OFF button When the ACC system is active, pressing this button will put the system on stand- Cruise Control button Press this button to turn the ACC system on/off.
Page 56 Middle buttons Horn pad Press the pad to sound the horn. Right buttons Phone button Press this button to make/receive a call (the infotainment system will be muted when making or receiving a phone call). When the system is in a Bluetooth unrelated interface and Bluetooth is disconnected, press this button for the system to skip to the "Bluetooth Disconnected"...
Page 57 Right Roller In the infotainment mode: • Roll up to turn the volume up. • Roll down to to turn the volume down. • Press the roller to mute/unmute. In instrument cluster menu mode: • Roll up/down to adjust the menu. •...
Page 58: Locking Doors From Inside
Locking Doors from Inside Controlling Passenger Window The passenger window control method is identical to that of the driver window. Please refer to the Ride - Driver Ride - Driver window Controls section. Riding in the Second Row Press the button to lock all doors.
Page 59: Controlling Rear Windows
Adjusting seat backrest button (3), pull out headrest (1) and release the button. Pull up the backrest adjustment lever, tilt Installing Headrest the backrest forward/ backward to the Insert the headrest links into the bushing desired position and release the lever. with the groove facing forward.
Page 60: Folding Seats
Third Row Lighting seat: 1. Pull up the lever on the seat backrest and it will tilt forward. Press the button to turn the left rear interior light on/off. 2. Slide the seat forward for unobstructed Press the button to turn the right rear access.
Page 61: Comfort Ride
Comfort Ride A/C ON/OFF Recirculation Auto A/C Ventilation Cooling Driver Climate Control Maximum Cooling Negative Ion Mode Dual-Zone Control Blowing Mode Front Windscreen Defroster Blower Speed Adjustment Rear Windscreen Defroster Front Passenger Climate Control...
Page 62 Climate Control zones will change synchronously if adjusted. Manual Control REMINDER 1. Start the vehicle. • With the Dual-Zone Control mode 2. Press the button or tap on the disabled, operating the front button on the Climate Control interface passenger climate control will of the centre console touchscreen to automatically switch the mode to turn on the A/C.
Page 63 the temperature inside the vehicle to a the speed, and on the button on the bottom right of the touchscreen comfortable level according to the ambient to increase the speed. temperature. 8. Turning off A/C. After unlocking the vehicle or opening the door, the A/C settings will automatically •...
Page 64 If these functions are not turned off, they will turn off automatically after 15 minutes. WARNING! • Do not touch the rear windscreen and side mirrors when the defroster function is ON, for they will be hot and may cause burns. Vents Second row Vents Scroll up/down to adjust air flow.
Page 65: Panoramic Sunroof/Sunshade
Panoramic Sunroof/ • Quick purification Sunshade » When turned on, the quick purifier and negative ion generator start working at the same time. Sliding to Open/Close Panoramic Sunroof » When turned on/off, the quick purifier and negative ion generator start/stop working at the same time.
Page 66: Sun Visors
• Manual tilting: Gently press the rear CAUTION! end of the sunroof switch to tilt it. The sunroof stops in its current position • Operating the sunroof after rain or when the switch is released. snow or after the vehicle has been •...
Page 67: Interior Roof Handle
Smartphone Wireless Vanity Mirror and Light Charging 1. Start the vehicle. 2. Pull down the Quick Settings menu of the centre console touchscreen to light up the Wireless Charging icon. There is a mirror on the sun visor. Slide the cover to expose it.
Page 68: On-Board Power Supply
In the event there is a failure with briefly interrupted. the smartphone wireless charging, • it is recommended to contact a BYD When the vehicle is OFF and the authorised dealer or service provider. driver is exiting, the instrument cluster will show a prompt reading •...
Page 69: Usb Ports
USB ports for data: charging and data transmission with electronic devices, such as smartphones. USB ports for charging: only charging of electronic devices, such as smartphones. 12V on-board power supply in boot Lift the cover of the on-board power supply for use.
Page 70 CAUTION! • Using an incompatible SD card may damage the vehicle infotainment system, SD card or data in the SD card. • Use a FAT32-formatted SD card above 128G CLASS 10. Using other SD cards will affect the functionality of the dashcam.
Page 72 PREPARING FOR DRIVING Activating.Infotainment.System..72 Main.Interface........73 Vehicle.Settings........75 Media.Centre........75 Bluetooth.Phone........75 File.Manager.........75...
Page 73: Activating Infotainment System
Activating WARNING! Infotainment System • Do not handle the infotainment system or view it frequently while driving. Driver's full attention must be • The infotainment system automatically on driving. turns on when the vehicle is started. • Media player volume should be reasonable while driving so that the driver can hear any potential warning sounds from outside the vehicle.
Page 74: Main Interface
Main Interface Activate the infotainment system to enter the main interface. Top status bar A/C shortcut bar Smart card area Bottom operation bar Vehicle Settings button Top status bar Displays time, air conditions inside and outside the vehicle, Bluetooth, mobile data, signal strength and other information.
Page 75 Pull down to open the Quick Settings menu. Management of Wi-Fi, Cellular data, Bluetooth and other functions. Adjustment of backlighting, touchscreen and instrument cluster brightness, media player and voice volume. Management of HMA, Charging, ESC OFF and other functions. Management of Stereo, New Energy and Visor curtain functions. Tap on the "Edit"...
Page 76: Vehicle Settings
Bluetooth Phone Vehicle Settings button Tap on the button to enter the "Vehicle Settings" interface. Tap on the button on the main interface of the centre console touchscreen A/C Shortcut Bar or press the button on the steering wheel to enter the "Bluetooth Phone" Adjusts A/C temperature, blowing mode interface, including Dial, Contacts, History and circulation mode.
Page 78 DRIVING Getting.to.Know.the.Instrument. Cluster...........78 Pulling.Out.of.Parking.Spaces.....86 Vehicle.Speed.Control......91 Light.Control........91 Wipers.Control........95 Driving.Assist........97 Safety.Assist........111 Driving.in.Harsh.Weather....122 Trip.Record.........124 10km/h.Speed.Lock......126 Regenerative.Braking......126 0-100.km/h:.Full.Throttle. Experience..........126...
Page 79: Getting To Know The Instrument Cluster
Getting to Know the Instrument Cluster Instrument Cluster Overview Power meter Ambient temperature Time Speedometer Driving/Terrain mode Odometer Gear Driving range Energy regeneration intensity Information display area Orientation...
Page 80 Power meter Energy regeneration intensity Displays current vehicle power. Shows the current energy regeneration intensity. CHARGE displays power during regenerative braking. REMINDER REMINDER • The Larger or Standard mode can be selected by tapping on > New • The kW (HP) on the power meter may Energy >...
Page 81: Instrument Cluster Control
Press the "ODO/TRIP" button to switch charged battery. between ODO, TRIP A, and TRIP B. The • When the SOC is below 10%, a red bar instrument cluster simultaneously displays is displayed on the SOC indicator along all corresponding mileages. with a text prompt on the instrument cluster reminding the driver to recharge.
Page 82: Adjusting Instrument Cluster Brightness
Fault Information 1. Press the button on the right side of the steering wheel to enter the "Menu" interface. 2. Press the button to select an option from the menu. 3. Roll the right roller to adjust the menu. 4. After adjustment, press the right roller to confirm the option have been selected from the menu and exit.
Page 83: Instrument Cluster Warning Lights/Indicators
When starting the vehicle, some a failure in the AEB system. indicators or warning lights light Park safely and contact a BYD up for a short time, indicating that authorised dealer or service the system is carrying out a self- provider.
Page 84 ESC Warning Indicator If on, it indicates that the vehicle If on, a failure has occurred in is in ECO mode. the ESC system. Contact a BYD authorised dealer or service provider. SPORT Mode Indicator If it flashes while driving, it...
Page 85 If on, there is a failure in the If on, along with one or more Anti-lock Braking System (ABS). figures shown on the tyre Contact a BYD authorised dealer pressure display interface of or service provider. the instrument cluster turning...
Page 86 Indicator If on, it indicates that the brake If on, it indicates that the battery fluid level is low or the brake system has failed. Contact a BYD system has failed. authorised dealer or service provider. When the brake system fails,...
Page 87: Pulling Out Of Parking Spaces
Pulling Out of Parking Spaces Starting the Vehicle Normal starting 1. Enter the vehicle carrying the remote control key. 2. Make sure that the parking brake has When the remote control key is within the been applied, and the vehicle is in Park. detectable signal range, press and hold the 3.
Page 88: Switching To Steering Assist
ECO/SPORT Mode Press the SNOW mode button to enable/ disable this mode. When the SNOW mode is enabled, the background of the instrument cluster changes to the SNOW mode background, and the SNOW mode indicator on the instrument cluster will be on. Switching to Steering Assist >...
Page 89: Shifting Gears
Shifting Gears Gear Position Buttons Gears "UNLOCK" button "R": Reverse Press the "UNLOCK" button to exit Park or shift to Reverse. This gear must be engaged only after the vehicle has come to a complete stop. "P" gear button "N": Neutral Press this button when the vehicle is This gear can be engaged for temporary stationary.
Page 90: Electronic Parking Brake (Epb)
• If the vehicle slides on a slope after EPB is engaged, press the brake pedal, park the vehicle on a flat road, and immediately contact a BYD authorised dealer or service provider. REMINDER • Motor noise when engaging/releasing...
Page 91: Automatic Vehicle Hold (Avh)
Releasing EPB and all doors are closed; • The vehicle is powered on. Turning AVH On/Off • Manual release: When the vehicle is in any gear other than Park and EPB has been engaged, press the brake pedal and the EPB switch. The EPB indicator After the conditions above are all met, goes out along with a text prompt press the AVH button to turn AVH on.
Page 92: Vehicle Speed Control
movement of the vehicle at low speeds. WARNING! • Once the vehicle is moving at a low • Do not place any objects in the driver's speed, pressing the AVH button or footwell in order to prevent accidents increasing the vehicle speed to more caused by pedal obstruction.
Page 93 Rotate the end knob of the light stalk switch All-weather Lights to this position to turn off all lights (except for daytime running lights). Rotate the fog light knob to the position to turn off the all-weather lights by default. Auto Light Position This function is not active.
Page 94 High Beam Daytime Running Lights When the vehicle is powered on with the low beam off, the daytime running lights turn on automatically. When the low beam is on or the vehicle switches from on to off, the daytime running lights turn off automatically. Auto Off The auto off function can be enabled if: 1.
Page 95: High Beam Assist (Hma)
Turning on HMA Vehicle Loading Recommended Conditions Levels One person in the driver seat The driver, plus one passenger in the front seat The driver, one passenger in the front seat, all the seats Tap on > DiPilot or pull down Quick farthest to the rear Settings menu on the centre console occupied...
Page 96: Wipers Control
In the event of a collision or re- intermittent mode if the Auto Wipers installation of the sensors, contact function is disabled. a BYD authorised dealer or service provider to calibrate. Wipers Control Front Wipers Control In auto wiper mode: rotate the adjustment switch to adjust the automatic wiping frequency.
Page 97: Rear Wiper Control
Rear Wiper Control OFF position In this position, the front wipers are off. MIST position When moving the switch to this position and holding, the front wipers will move slowly at a set frequency. Release the lever to stop the wipers. Moving the switch to this position and releasing it will make the front wipers stop after wiping once.
Page 98: Driving Assist
REMINDER REMINDER • • Before using the wipers, remove any The ICC system memorises the on/off ice or snow on the windscreen, and status of this function in the previous make sure that the wiper blades driving cycle by default. are not frozen and stuck to the windscreen.
Page 99: Adaptive Cruise Control (Acc)
Press the ACC button on the steering WARNING! wheel to turn ACC on. When the function is enabled, ACC indicator (white) on the • ICC serves as a driving assist system instrument cluster will light up. rather than an autonomous driving system.
Page 100 • Active Acceleration/Deceleration The brake pedal is pressed down when the vehicle speed is 0 km/h; the brake While ACC Is Activated pedal is not pressed down when the vehicle speed is between 0 km/h and When ACC is activated, press the 150km/h;...
Page 101 • The ACC deactivation button on the WARNING! steering wheel is pressed; • • ACC responds only in special The vehicle speeds up to more than 150 circumstances to stationary or slow km/h. moving objects (e.g. bicycles or Turning ACC Off pedestrians, etc.).
Page 102 If the compromised ACC performance. radar reflection cross-sectional Should this occur, contact a BYD area of the target is too small (e.g. a authorised dealer or service provider. bicycle, carriage, or pedestrian), there...
Page 103: Lane Keeping System (Lks)
Press the LKS button to turn LKS on. A prompt reading "Lane assist setting is • Contact a BYD authorised dealer or successful, the function will be on if the speed exceeds 60km/h" will be displayed on service provider to calibrate the radar the instrument cluster.
Page 104 wheel". At this time, if the driver's hands WARNING! remain off the steering wheel, LKS will disengage. • LKS cannot always properly recognise lane markings, and may sometimes Turning LKS Off mistake inferior road surfaces, some road structures, or other objects for With LKS turned on, press the LKS button lane markings.
Page 105: Lane Departure Warning System (Ldws)
Lane Departure Warning touchscreen to set the LDWS warning modes: System (LDWS) Reminder mode: Voice, Vibration, Both. LDWS detects front lane markings by using LDWS Working Status a multi-functional video controller. When the vehicle speed is above 60 km/h and the driver unconsciously drifts out of the lane, Lane markings are displayed on the LDWS will alert the driver.
Page 106: Blind Spot Detection (Bsd)
• The threshold between road and side returns to normal. If it fails to resume grass, soil or kerb, etc. is unidentifiable. on its own, contact a BYD authorised dealer or service provider. WARNING! • If the driver turns the turning light...
Page 107 danger if they insist on changing lanes. Press the BSD button or pull down Quick Settings menu or tap on > DiPilot on the centre console touchscreen Rear Crossing Traffic Alert (RCTA) to turn Blind Spot Detection on. When the function is enabled, the BSD indicator RCTA uses radar sensors to detect moving on the instrument cluster will light up.
Page 108: Traffic Sign Recognition (Tsr)
A vehicle behind is running at a speed in compromised BSD performance. exceeding 80 km/h relative to the vehicle; Should this occur, contact a BYD • The target vehicle is blocked; authorised dealer or service provider.
Page 109: Predictive Emergency Braking System (Pebs)
Activating TSR CAUTION! » are erected at an improper angle; When the system recognises a speed limit sign for the current road after TSR is turned » are fully or partially blocked; on, the sign will be displayed on the »...
Page 110 Predictive Collision Warning (PCW) > DiPilot > Automatic Tap on Emergency Braking System on the centre > DiPilot > Automatic Tap on console touchscreen to turn Automatic Emergency Braking System on the centre Emergency Braking (AEB) on/off. console touchscreen to turn Automatic Emergency Collision Warning on/off.
Page 111 • Pedestrians are blocked by other WARNING! objects; • • Whenever PCW issues a warning, The profile of pedestrians cannot be the driver must apply the brakes distinguished from the background; based on current traffic conditions to • Pedestrians (e.g. wearing special decelerate or turn the steering wheel clothing or being blocked by objects) to avoid obstacles.
Page 112: Safety Assist
• Contact a BYD authorised dealer or to maintain steering control. service provider to calibrate the radar sensors if: »...
Page 113 ABS warning braking forces to the corresponding wheels. indicator light up, park the vehicle safely and contact a BYD authorised dealer or service provider at once. • ABS will not work when its fault warning indicator is on.
Page 114 ABS and ESC will not be vehicle is started, and the ESC OFF warning functional. indicator on the instrument cluster is • Contact a BYD authorised dealer or off. service provider for details on how to replace tyres or wheels. REMINDER •...
Page 115 Brake Override System (BOS) to improve braking efficiency and stability using ABS. BOS allows the driver to stop the vehicle Traction Control System (TCS) by pressing the brake pedal even while pressing the accelerator pedal. TCS prevents driving wheels from slipping Hill Descent Control (HDC) during acceleration by reducing motor power.
Page 116 REMINDER REMINDER • • HDC automatically turns off when the As long as the system detects rain vehicle speed exceeds 65 km/ h. drops or the wiper signal is ON, the brake disc will be regularly wiped at • HDC works within the range of certain intervals to improve safety.
Page 117: Airbags
• If the vehicle speed is above 20km/h the vehicle deceleration vary according to different brake pedal modes. up to 30km/h, the warning sound will become softer as the vehicle speed > Vehicle Settings > Tap on increases. Driving Comfort Adjustment on the •...
Page 118 In the event of a side collision that meets • the necessary side airbag deployment Contact a BYD authorised dealer conditions, the side airbags will deploy to or service provider if any airbag is protect the occupants. damaged.
Page 119 AIRBAG". In the event of a moderate to severe side collision of the vehicle that meets the necessary side curtain airbag deployment conditions, the side curtain airbags will deploy to help protect the occupants heads. Airbag Deployment In the event of a collision, the decisive factors for airbag deployment are vehicle speed and collision angle.
Page 120 Airbags may not deploy if: The vehicle rolls over; The vehicle hits a concrete column, tree or any other long and slender object; The vehicle hits a wall or another vehicle on a part other than the front; The vehicle hits the lower rear part of a truck;...
Page 121 The airbag can only be triggered once. • Do not modify, disassemble or discard SRS. CAUTION! • It is recommended to contact a BYD authorised dealer or service provider for maintenance or replacement of the SRS system if: » An airbag has been deployed;...
Page 122: Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (Tpms)
Tyres Specifications). Abnormal signal: contact a BYD authorised dealer or service provider. If no tyre pressure fault is displayed System fault: contact a BYD authorised on the instrument cluster, the tyre dealer or service provider. pressure information can be accessed...
Page 123: Driving In Harsh Weather
If the tyres or sensors need to be vehicles. replaced, or the tyre positioning needs to be changed, contact a BYD • Before driving on foggy days, all of authorised dealer or service provider.
Page 124: Driving In Hot Weather
Driving in Hot Weather WARNING! • Do not slam on or quickly release WARNING! the accelerator pedal. Do not brake suddenly or turn the steering wheel • Do not wear slippers or high heels to sharply. To control vehicle speed, first drive.
Page 125: Trip Record
CAUTION! CAUTION! • • Park where there is no snow or water Do not use anti-skid chains on dry to prevent water from freezing and ground. Remove anti-skid chains tearing the wheels. once road surfaces are free from ice or snow.
Page 126: In-Vehicle Camera
Real-time Image Locked videos can be viewed by tapping on DVR > Playback > Lock Video on the centre console touchscreen. Video Recording 1. Install an SD card. REMINDER 2. Tap on the button on the main • Locked videos will not be overwritten. interface of the centre console touchscreen to enter the dashcam interface.
Page 127: 10Km/H Speed Lock
mode. After setting, the instrument cluster REMINDER will display the set mode. • For privacy reasons, the in-vehicle Alternatively, pull down Quick Settings camera is turned off, and only > New Energy menu or tap on enabled when required through the >...
Page 128 WARNING! • Do not use this function on slippery, snowy, muddy, or water-logged roads, nor on grass, sand, etc. • Do not use this function on roads with complex traffic environments (e.g. at junctions, with pedestrians or other traffic participants). •...
Page 130 PARKING Side.Mirror.Auto-Tilt......130 Park.Assist..........130 Panoramic.View.........131...
Page 131: Side Mirror Auto-Tilt
Side Mirror Auto- Operation method Tilt When this feature is turned on, both side mirrors automatically tilt downward when reversing to improve the view of the lower area on each side of the vehicle. Operation method • The Park Assist feature can be turned on/off by tapping on >...
Page 132: Panoramic View
Working state shaped objects. • Obstacles are cotton, snow, materials which absorb radio waves, objects Distance Image Beep whose surfaces do not reflect (mm) detection signals, or clothing with such characteristics is worn. • ~700-1200 Slow There is ultrasonic noise in the same frequency, such as metal noise, high- pressure gas emission noise, vehicle horn sounding against the sensor, etc.
Page 133 Turning Panoramic View on/off Interface Menu Views can be switched from front, rear, • Press the button on the left side of left, and right of the vehicle under the the steering wheel to turn the Panoramic Panoramic View mode or by setting the View System on/off.
Page 134 front right wheel image automatically. Transparent Panoramic View When shifting into Reverse, the image displayed switches to the rear view automatically. Manual Switching Tap on the button or the Top View Area to switch between physical vehicle mode and transparent vehicle mode. In transparent vehicle mode, the road surface underneath the vehicle can be viewed in the top view area.
Page 135 and Panoramic View System will turn on REMINDER automatically if the sensor detects an obstacle within detection range. • In the event the vehicle is started and the infotainment system is not yet S teering Linkage fully activated, the "Panoramic View" display interface will either have a Activating this feature will cause the delayed reaction or the screen will...
Page 136 EXITING Getting.Ready.to.Exit......136 Unlocking.from.Inside.......136 Exiting.Courtesy.........137 After.Exiting........137...
Page 137: Getting Ready To Exit
Please refer to the Ride - Comfort - • If the electronic parking brake (EPB) Panoramic Sunroof/Sunshade section. fails to apply automatically when shifting into Park, contact a BYD authorised dealer or service provider. Powering Off Unlocking from Normal Inside 1.
Page 138: Unlocking With The Interior Door Handle
After Exiting Unlocking with the Interior Door Handle Open Window/Sunroof Alarm When the vehicle is powered off and the front left door is opened, a beep will be heard and a message of "Windows left opened/Sunroof left opened" will be displayed on the instrument cluster if any window or the sunroof has been left open.
Page 140 CHARGING Charging.Instructions......140 Charging.Port........143 AC.Charging........144 DC.Charging........146 Smart.Charging........146 Compatibility.of.Vehicle.and.Charging. Infrastructure........147...
Page 141: Charging Instructions
BYD authorised dealer or service provider. • Use only certified charging equipment •...
Page 142 » In order to ensure proper charging function. power flow, it is not recommended • When the battery cooling or heating that any of the vehicle's high-power function is activated, it is normal for the electrical appliances - such as air charging time to be slightly delayed and conditioner - is turned on.
Page 143 Charging equipment Charging status indication Household charging equipment Charging port indicator Charging Connector Colour Status Description Charging Plug Connecting for Flash Charging Cable charging Control box Scheduled charging Charging pile charger Flash Charging Charging completed Charging fault CAUTION! • The charging connector cannot be pulled off when the charging indicator flashes yellow or is continually lit up.
Page 144: Charging Port
Charging Port Charging control box indicator Colour Status Description The charging port is located at the rear right of the vehicle. Powered on Unlock the vehicle, press the rear edge of the charging port hatch to open the charging port. Charging equipment Close the charging port cap in place.
Page 145: Ac Charging
> New Energy on the Tap on centre console touchscreen to activate the Charging Port Lock feature. If the charging connector needs to be pulled out with this function activated, double press the remote control key unlock button to pull it out. Deactivating Charging Port Lock The charging port lock function automatically deactivates when the vehicle...
Page 146: Ac Charging With Charging Pile Charger
AC Charging with Charging Scheduled Charging Pile Charger The instrument displays "Reminder: IGN OFF, hold and press to set charging 1. Open the charging port hatch and time" when the charging connector is remove the AC charging port protection connected or the vehicle is powered off. cover.
Page 147: Dc Charging
the instrument displays the "Scheduled 3. Power on the charging pile. Charging" countdown interface. • Power on the charging pile according 6. End charging. to its operation instructions. • Method 1: unplug the power plug. 4. Confirm connection: • Method 2: power off the charging •...
Page 148: Compatibility Of Vehicle And Charging Infrastructure
Compatibility of REMINDER Vehicle and Charging • When the vehicle has been inactive Infrastructure for an extended period of time, the smart charging function may activate. • Power for smart charging comes from The following signs in accordance with DIN the vehicle's high-voltage battery, EN 17186 provide information on whether which may reduce its SOC.
Page 150 LOCKING Locking.from.Outside......150 Anti-Theft.Alarm.........151 Folding/Unfolding.Side.Mirrors..152 Lighting.after.Exit.&.before.Entry..153...
Page 151: Locking From Outside
Locking from Remote Control Key Outside The vehicle can be locked with: • Remote control key; • Microswitch; • Interior boot lid switch; • NFC key card*. REMINDER When the vehicle is OFF with all doors and • Locking with the mechanical key bonnet closed, and the remote control key is an unconventional way to lock.
Page 152: Locking With The Interior Boot Lid Switch
Locking with the NFC Key The microswitch can be used when the vehicle is off, and all the doors and bonnet Card* are closed. Walk to the front left/right door activation area with the remote key and: • Press the microswitch on the door handle to lock all doors simultaneously.
Page 153: Folding/Unfolding Side Mirrors
CAUTION! • Do not modify the anti-theft alarm system, as this may lead to system failure. Folding/Unfolding Side Mirrors Manual Folding/Unfolding REMINDER • Walk away from the vehicle as soon as the anti-theft indicator begins flashing Triggering Anti-Theft Alarm The anti-theft alarm is triggered when: •...
Page 154: Auto Folding/Unfolding
Auto Folding/Unfolding Headlights before Entry When the vehicle is powered on, the Auto When this function is activated and Mirror Fold can be turned on/off by appropriate conditions for use are met, the tapping on > Vehicle Settings> headlights remain lit automatically for a set Side Mirrors on the centre console period of time.
Page 156 MAINTENANCE Regular.Maintenance......156 Cleaning.the.Vehicle......159 Exterior.Maintenance......161 Interior.Maintenance......162 Battery.Maintenance......162 Other.Maintenance......166 Refilling.Fluids........172 Replacing.Fuses.........175...
Page 157: Regular Maintenance
Regular Maintenance Maintenance Schedule Readings on odometer or number of months, whichever comes Maintenance first time x1,000 89 101 113 125 (km) Maintenance Number of item 99 111 123 months Check chassis screw tightening Check brake pedal and EPB switch Check brake pads and discs Check brake system pipeline and hoses...
Page 158 Readings on odometer or number of months, whichever comes Maintenance first time x1,000 89 101 113 125 (km) Maintenance Number of item 99 111 123 months Check vehicle module DTC (clear after recording) Check torques of high-voltage battery tray, guard plate, bumper bar and installation points Replace for the first time after 24 months or 40,000km, Replace transmission gear oil.
Page 159 Readings on odometer or number of months, whichever comes Maintenance first time x1,000 89 101 113 125 (km) Maintenance Number of item 99 111 123 months Check EPS ECU for corrosion Check for vehicle module software updates Check for water seepage marks on HV parts Check torque of wiper arm lock nut Designation of table marks:...
Page 160: Cleaning The Vehicle
Cleaning the Vehicle side mirrors, charging port covers and headlights. Exterior Cleaning WARNING! • Avoid hand injury when cleaning the Be sure normal methods are used to wash floor or chassis. the vehicle. Peeling of paint layers or corrosion of body CAUTION! or other parts can occur quite easily if the vehicle is not washed timely after driving in...
Page 161: Interior Cleaning
SUSTAINABILITY CAUTION! • • The vehicle should be cleaned at Do not splash any liquid onto any certified car wash locations, so as interior surface, for that poses a risk of to prevent dumping of harmful malfunction to electrical components. chemicals into the environment.
Page 162: Exterior Maintenance
Exterior products can be used. After cleaning, the leather can be wiped dry or allowed to dry Maintenance on its own. Do not use ordinary detergents (such as Waxing the Vehicle washing powder and cleansers) to clean leather, as this may damage its surface and cause corrosion or discoloration.
Page 163: Interior Maintenance
Avoid strong impacts, bumping or scratching the paint film. If the paint surface is found to be scarred, dented Maintaining the 12V or peeling off, contact a BYD authorised Battery (Starter Fe dealer or service provider as soon as Battery) possible for repair.
Page 164 Check the appearance of the 12V battery WARNING! (starter Fe battery) for cracks and swelling. If any abnormality is found, contact a BYD • Turn off all electrical equipment on authorised dealer or service provider. the vehicle before turning on the 12V battery (starter Fe battery) again.
Page 165: High-Voltage Battery Maintenance
to enhanced regenerative braking CAUTION! performance. • • 12V battery (starter Fe battery) When the high-voltage battery SOC is can be used normally only after high, it will switch to trickle charging communicating with the vehicle. mode, and the terminal charging time Make sure to connect and harness it will be lengthened.
Page 166 Recycling the High-Voltage cluster will light up . In this case, please Battery contact a BYD authorised dealer or service provider. When the vehicle is ready to be scrapped, When the high-voltage battery SOC rises recycle the high-voltage battery in or drops abnormally, please contact a BYD accordance with local regulations.
Page 167: Other Maintenance
• Users are forbidden to refill battery • Make sure to replace the valve cap coolant by themselves. This should after checking tyre pressure. be done by BYD authorised dealers or service providers only.
Page 168 If no damage is found, contact a BYD authorised Check tyre pressure after installing. dealer or service provider for an inspection as soon as possible.
Page 169 In the event of uneven and excessive tyre wear, contact a BYD Tyre Rotation authorised dealer or service provider to check alignment as soon as possible.
Page 170: Sunroof Maintenance
• Wipe any dust or sand from the sunroof carried out by professionals from a BYD outer sealing strip with a wet cloth and authorised dealer or service provider. do not scratch it in the process, for that will degrade its sealing performance.
Page 171: Replacing Wiper Blades
• If the cooling effect of the A/C 4. Press the wiper blade locking button (1), system is not optimal, contact a BYD hold the wiper blade buckle, and pull authorised dealer or service provider. out the wiper blade (2).
Page 172: Anti-Corrosion Measures
Rear Wiper Check » If any fragments or cracks are found feature. the rear wiper automatically run on the paint, contact a BYD authorised to the initial position. dealer or service provider for repair to prevent corrosion.
Page 173: Long-Term Parking
When applying wax, avoid the high- instrument cluster gives an alarm before voltage wiring harnesses, rubber using the vehicle again. If so, contact bushings, wiring harness connectors and a BYD authorised dealer or service high-voltage battery cable ports. provider. Long-Term Parking Refilling Fluids...
Page 174: Refilling Windscreen Washing Liquid
and let it go. It will automatically open to WARNING! its maximum extent. • Do not add any supplements to the Closing the Bonnet windscreen washing liquid, for they may cause stains or deposit of other substances, negatively affecting visibility. •...
Page 175: Checking Brake Fluid
The use of any non-designated brake fluid may damage the brake system. • It is recommended that brake fluid is Checking Brake Fluid replaced by a BYD authorised dealer or service provider. SUSTAINABILITY • Waste brake fluid must be disposed of...
Page 176: Replacing Fuses
Replacing Fuses Checking/Replacing Fuses If any electrical components in the vehicle do not function, it may be due to a blown fuse. Check the fuse box as soon as possible and replace the fuse if necessary. WARNING! • Do not use fuses of different Dashboard fuse box specifications or any other solution The dashboard fuse box is located in the...
Page 177: Fuse Distribution
Fuse Distribution Distribution of Front Compartment Fuse Boxes Ampere (A) Function ABTMP (Adaptive Battery Thermal Management Pump) A/C Module BMC (Battery Management Controller)
Page 178 Ampere (A) Function Battery Heater DMC (Drive Motor Controller) DMC Pump IPB (Integrated Power Brake) Blower Horn CDU (Bi-Directional On-Board Charger and DC-DC and Power Distribution Unit Assembly) FL_R (Front Lamp_Right) WSH (Windscreen Wash Motor)
Page 179 Ampere (A) Function Boost DC FL_L (Front Lamp_Left) IPB (Integrated Power Brake) VTOV (Vehicle to Vehicle) FR WIP (Front Wiper) Battery R-EPS (Rack-Electronic Power Steering) IEC (Dashboard area fuse and relay box) TEC (Trunk fuse and relay box)
Page 180 Ampere (A) Function VTOV (Vehicle to Vehicle) Distribution of Dashboard Fuse Boxes Ampere (A) Function BCM (Body Control Module)
Page 181 Ampere (A) Function Door Lock Stop (Brake Light Switch) Switch BAT Door ECU Meter (Cluster) S/ROOF (Sun Roof Motor) DLC (Data Link Connector) Multimedia STR Column (Steering Column) DOME (Interior Lamp) P/SEAT FR (Passenger Seat Front Right) P/SEAT FL (Passenger Seat Front Left) FL Door (Front Left Door Window Motor) PWR Window (Power Window) ABS/ESP/IPB...
Page 182 Ampere (A) Function Meter IG1 (Cluster IG1) ADAS P/SEAT ECU (Driver Seat ECU) Shift FR Door (Front Right Door Window Motor) RL Door (Rear Left Door Window Motor) RR Door (Rear Right Door Window Motor) Switch IG1 EPB ECU PM2.5 Backup PWR K2-1 IG1 Relay...
Page 183 Distribution of Rear Compartment Fuse Boxes Ampere (A) Function F8/1 F8/2 F8/3 MIR HTR (Exterior Rear View Mirror Heater) F8/4 DEF (Defroster) F8/5 EPB (Electronic Parking Brake) F8/6 EPB (Electronic Parking Brake) F8/7 External amplifier F8/8 F8/9 F8/10 F8/11 BD-ECU (Rear Hatch Controller)
Page 184 Ampere (A) Function F8/12 ECU BAT ( +30 for controller) F8/13 I-KEY (Intelligent key) F8/14 Charging Cap Lock F8/15 Charging Lamp F8/16 R-Tail (Rear Clearance Lamp / Charging State Indicator) F8/17 RR FOG/B-Lamp (Rear Right Fog lamp / Reversing Lamp) F8/18 DC Charging Lamp F8/19...
Page 186 EMERGENCY Owner's.Emergency......186 Rescue..........196...
Page 187: Owner's Emergency
Owner's Unlocking/Locking Other Doors Emergency Unlocking/Locking If the central locking system, remote control key or NFC key card* fails, the mechanical key can be used to lock/unlock the door in the event of an emergency. Unlocking/Locking Front Left Door Unlocking: 1.
Page 188: Power Boot Failure
If there has been a malfunction or failure in the power boot lid, fully closing the boot lid manually can restore its functionality. If the problem persists, contact a BYD authorised dealer or service provider. Awakening Dormant Unlocking the Charging Port in...
Page 189: Turning Hazard Warning Lights
The measures the vehicle, it indicates that the 12V taken must comply with local traffic battery (starter Fe battery) SOC may regulations. have been exhausted. Contact a BYD authorised dealer or service provider. Tools Included in the Vehicle Turning Hazard Warning...
Page 190: Wearing Reflective Vest
Using Warning Triangle Removal clamp for wheel nut trim cover; Inflator pump; Tyre sealant; Towing hook. REMINDER • To best handle various kinds of emergency, be familiar with how the tools included in the vehicle are used, and where they are located. The warning triangle is stored in the toolkit.
Page 191 Power button; Sealant inlet cover. WARNING! • Park the vehicle in a flat and safe place when inflating a tyre. • Do not disassemble or modify the inflator pump. 3. Plug the power plug into the on-board CAUTION! power supply port. •...
Page 192: Tyre Bursting/Leakage
Tyre Bursting/Leakage WARNING! • The tyre sealant is highly flammable and harmful to health. Open flames are to be avoided, and smoking is prohibited when using the sealant. Prevent the tyre sealant from coming into contact with skin, eyes and clothing.
Page 193: Jump Start
10 sealant kit, it is recommended that km at a speed below 80 km/h to allow a new one is purchased from a BYD the sealant to be distributed evenly authorised dealer or service provider.
Page 194: Emergency Starting
CAUTION! • If the rescued vehicle will not start after repeated attempts, please contact a BYD authorised dealer or 5. Connect one end of the black cathode (-) service provider. cable to rescue vehicle electric battery •...
Page 195: Towing
Understanding of Keys - Remote Control Key section). Towing 3. Insert the towing hook into the towing If the vehicle needs to be towed, contact a hole, rotate it clockwise and tighten it. BYD authorised dealer or service provider or a specialised towing company.
Page 196 Loading capacity Maximum load 75 kg x 5 occupants (the front two rows) Installing the Trailer Hitch* 60kg (seven- seat modle, folding third row seats) Towing limit: Loading capacity Maximum load Trailer Hitch Maximum vertical load of trailer hitch: 80 kg 1500 kg (centre axle trailer);...
Page 197: Rescue
Therefore wider turns must be taken WARNING! to prevent the towed cargo from • hitting kerbs, road signs, trees or After the fire is put out, contact a BYD other objects. authorised dealer or service provider for further handling. Do not touch the •...
Page 198: Vehicle Flooding
Doing so may result in an or install any additional electrical accident or serious damage to the appliances. vehicle. • Visit a BYD authorised dealer or service provider regularly for inspection and Vehicle Collision maintenance. • Equipping the vehicle with fire...
Page 200 DATA COLLECTION AND PROCESSING Vehicle.Data.Processing....200 Permanent.Vehicle.Transfer.to.Third. Parties.and.Off-Line.Mode....201 Disclosure.of.Personal.Data.to. Authorities..........202 Your.Data.Protection.Rights....202...
Page 201: Data Collection And
BYD vehicle. For a more detailed overview on data processing, data Remote-services-related data protection and data subject rights, please read the current version of the privacy...
Page 202: Permanent Vehicle Transfer To Third Parties And Off-Line Mode
(dashcam). The vehicle may also be part of online services) BYD Europe has no equipped with an Inward Facing Camera control over this. (IFC) which can be used to take a footage inside the vehicle. Both video footages Integration of mobile devices are stored in-vehicle.
Page 203: Disclosure Of Personal Data To Authorities
(e.g. data can be read from the airbag control unit to clarify an accident). If required by law BYD may also be obliged to disclose data upon request to governmental authorities in your country, e.g. in the event of the investigation of a criminal offence.
Page 204: Vehicle Information
VEHICLE INFORMATION Vehicle.Information......204 Specifications........208...
Page 205: Vehicle Information
Vehicle Information Using a Diagnostics Device to Read VIN Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) VIN position VIN is the unique identity code of a vehicle. The OBD port is located at the left lower part of the dashboard. A special diagnostics device, when connected to the OBD port, can read the VIN, vehicle status and other data.
Page 206 Seven-seat model The model and number labels for the front drive motor are pasted on the inner side of the bonnet. The manufacturer label is located at the lower part of the left B pillar. The model and number of the rear drive Motor Model and Number motor are inscribed on the rear drive motor housing.
Page 207 Vehicle Labels Vehicle labels include airbag warning label, cooling fan warning label, high-voltage component warning label, etc. Please read and follow the instructions on all labels. Tyre Pressure Label The tyre pressure label is pasted at the lower part of the left B pillar. Side Airbag Warning Label The side airbag warning label is pasted at the lower part of both B pillars.
Page 208 The boot lid opening label is pasted on the part above the exterior boot lid opening button. Refrigerant Refill and Cooling Fan Warning Labels The warning labels for refrigerant refill and cooling fan are pasted on the inner side of High-voltage Components Warning Labels the bonnet.
Page 209: Specifications
Specifications Vehicle Specifications Item Parameters Model TANG EV Length 4870 Overall dimensions (mm) Width 1950 Height 1725 Front 1650 Wheel tread (mm) Rear 1630 Wheelbase (mm) 2820 Front/rear overhang (mm) 985/1065 Curb weight (kg) 2489 Front 1183 Axle load (curb weight) (kg) Rear 1306 Gross Combined Weight Rating (GCWR) (kg)
Page 210: Motor
Motor Item Parameters Motor model TZ200XSN (Front) TZ200XSE (Rear) Type of drive motor PMSM PMSM Drive type All wheel drive (AWD) All wheel drive (AWD) Rated power (kW) Rated RPM (r/min) 6000 6000 Rated torque (N•m) Peak power (kW) Peak RPM (r/min) 15500 15500 Peak torque (N•m)
Page 211: Wheels And Tyres
Wheels and Tyres Item Parameters 265/40R22 Tyres 255/50R20* Standard tyre pressure (kPa) 290 (rear wheels for more than 4 occupants) Front wheel toe-in 0±2mm Front wheel camber -0.48° ±0.75° King pin caster angle of front wheel 2.78° ±0.75° Four-wheel alignment King pin inclination angle of front wheel 11.13°...
Page 212: Brake System
Brake System Item Parameters Type of service brake system Hydraulic dual circuit, X-pattern circuit Type of parking brake system Total thickness of front brake 9.85 pad (mm) Allowable wear thickness of 2.75~9.85 (thickness after wear) front brake pad (mm) Total thickness of front brake disc (mm) Allowable wear thickness of Reasonable...
Page 214 A/C ��60 Charging Instructions ��140 AC Charging with Charging Pile Charging Port Lock � ��143 Charger ��145 Checking Brake Fluid ��174 AC Charging with Household Checking Coolant � ��173 Charging Equipment � ��144 Checking/Replacing Fuses �175 A/C System Maintenance ��169 Checking Seat Belt System ��47 Activating Infotainment System Classification of Child Safety ��72 Seats (not provided with the Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) vehicle) ��41 ��98 Closing Sunroof � ��136 Adjusting Front Seat Belt Closing Windows � ��136 Height ��46 Compatibility of Vehicle and Adjusting Instrument Cluster Charging Infrastructure ��147 Brightness ��81 Controlling Passenger Window Adjusting Seat ��57 ��57 Airbags �...
Page 215 Instrument Cluster Control � ��80 Instrument Cluster Overview 7 8 Electronic Child Protection Instrument Cluster Warning Lock ��40 Lights/Indicators ��82 Electronic Parking Brake (EPB) Integrated Power Brake (IPB) ��89 ��111 Emergency Starting��193 Intelligent Cruise Control (ICC)* Exiting Courtesy ��137 ��97 Exterior ��10 Interior � ��12 Exterior Cleaning ��159 Interior Cleaning ��160 Exterior Handle��36 Interior Greeting � ��37 Exterior Lights ��91 Interior Maintenance ��162 Exterior Welcoming ��36 Interior Roof Handle ��66 Interior Storage ��26 In-Vehicle Camera ��125 File Manager ��75 Fluid Types and Usage ��211 Folding Seats ��59 Jump Start � ��192 Folding Third Row Seats* �...
Page 216 ��150 Panoramic Sunroof/Sunshade ��64 Locking with the NFC Key Card* � ��151 Panoramic View � ��131 Long-Term Parking � ��172 Park Assist ��130 Luggage Compartment Cover* Permanent Vehicle Transfer ��32 to Third Parties and Off-Line Mode ��201 Luggage Lashing Eyes ��31 Power Boot Failure � ��187 Powering Off � ��136 Predictive Emergency Braking Main Interface � ��73 System (PEBS) ��108 Maintaining the 12V Battery Pre-Driving Inspection ��16 (Starter Fe Battery) � ��162 Protective Effect of Seat Belts Maintenance Schedule ��156 ��43 Manual Folding/Unfolding �152 Media Centre ��75 Microswitch ��23 Reaching Third Row Seats ��58...
Page 217 Seat Belt Pre-Tensioner ��46 Unlocking/Locking � ��186 Seat Belt Reminder ��47 Unlocking with the Interior Door Handle ��137 Second Row Lighting ��58 Unlocking with the "Unlock" Shifting Gears ��88 Button � ��136 Side Mirror Auto-Tilt � ��130 USB Ports � ��68 Side Mirror Controls � ��51 Using Warning Triangle � ��189 Smart Charging ��146 Smartphone Wireless Charging ��66 Speed Sensing Auto Lock ��126 Vehicle Collision ��197 Starting the Vehicle � ��86 Vehicle Data Processing � ��200 Steering Wheel Controls ��53 Vehicle Fire ��196 Sunroof Maintenance��169 Vehicle Flooding � ��197 Sun Visors ��65 Vehicle Identification Number Switching Driving/Terrain...
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