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  • Page 1 User manual...
  • Page 3 The operations which are not explicitly described in the booklet require special tools and/or specialised technical knowledge; we therefore recommend that you contact LIGIER GROUP Approved Dealer. The text on a grey background or in bold contains important information for...
  • Page 4 Foreword Energy-efficient driving What is Energy-efficient driving? Energy-efficient driving is a responsible way of driving that aims to reduce the energy consumption used to move around and thus optimise the vehicle’s life. Key points: • Drive smoothly, avoiding sudden accelerations. •...
  • Page 5 In the event of an accident or impact on the vehicle's underbody In these situations, the electrical system or the traction battery can be seriously damaged. • Park in the best possible safety conditions. • Engage the parking brake and turn off the ignition. •...

  • Page 6: Table Of Contents

    Contents 1. YOUR VEHICLE 2. USE Driver’s seat ............. 1.1 Before using the vehicle ......2.1 Dashboard ............1.2 Using the vehicle ......... 2.2 Controls ..............1.3 Start - Stop ............2.3 Central panel ...........1.4 Recharging - Storage ....... 2.4 Door opening and adjustment Specific behaviour ........
  • Page 7 3. SERVICING 4. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Risk prevention General features ...........4.1 Body Vehicle lifting points ........3.1 and vehicle maintenance......4.2 Tyres ..............3.2 Lights ..............3.3 5. ROAD SIGNS Fuses ..............3.4 Braking circuit fluid level ......3.5 Washer liquid ..........3.6 Battery ..............3.7...

  • Page 9: Your Vehicle

    • YOUR VEHICLE...

  • Page 10: Driver's Seat

    1.1 - DRIVER’S SEAT 1. 3-position main key switch 6. Central panel 2. Headlight, indicator, horn & 7. Glove box (lift handle to open) front (depending on model) & 8. Brake pedal rear fog light switch 9. Accelerator pedal 3. Dashboard 10.
  • Page 11 11 11 Photo 1 Driver’s seat sun visor, with storage for documents, can be moved to the side to protect the driver from reflected glare. Inside roof light, 3 positions with function selection button. Always on. Always off. On when a door is opened, turns off when the door is closed. ! CAUTION! Leaving the roof light on when the engine is off will cause the battery to discharge and may cause irreversible damage to the battery.

  • Page 12: Dashboard

    1.2 - DASHBOARD 1. Forward “D”, neutral “N”, and 12. 12V battery fault indicator light reverse “R” indicator 13. Parking brake and brake fluid 2. Indicator operating light level indicator (alerts if the hand brake lever is lowered) 3. Speedometer 14.
  • Page 13 Off when the hand brake is released. Lights up when the brake fluid level is too low. If it is permanently lit, contact the Ligier Group network as soon as possible. 12V battery charge message Must be switched off when the vehicle is in motion.

  • Page 14: Controls

    Maintenance frequency Turn the ignition key to the ACC (Accessory) position. When the countdown reaches 500 km, the wrench light 19 flashes. When the countdown reaches 0 km, the wrench light is permanently lit. Total and partial mileage and remaining range Press the button A several times to reach the required mileage.
  • Page 15 Low beam/headlight switch A: press the button to sound the warning signal. Turn the white dot on knob B to position 1 to switch on the front and rear sidelights, to position 2 to switch on the low beam lights, pull the lever towards you to switch on the headlights.
  • Page 16 Window lift mechanism switch (Photo 3, depending on model) If the vehicle is fitted with electric windows, press and hold the button on the required side to lower the window. Release to stop the mechanism at the required height. Pull the button to raise the window and release to stop the mechanism at the required height.

  • Page 17: Central Panel

    17 17 1.4 - CENTRAL PANEL Heating switch (also turns on ventilation) Ventilation Emergency lights Rear window demister and heated windscreen demister switch (depending on finish) Air conditioning switch...
  • Page 18 1.5 - OPENING DOORS / BONNET A. Outside door handle (Photo 1). B. Inside door handle (Photo 2). C. Outside mirror adjustment lever (Photo 3). Opening the front bonnet D. Front bonnet release, located under the dashboard on the left. Pull this lever to release the front bonnet (Photo 4) and then push it back.

  • Page 19: Opening The Tailgate

    1.6 - OPENING THE TAILGATE Tailgate release (in the rear wing under the driver’s door strike)

  • Page 20: Identification And Keys

    1.7 - IDENTIFICATION AND KEYS Vehicle identification Each car is identified with two distinct features: Serial number engraved on the rear right-side tube of the chassis (behind the hatch) (photo 1). Photo 1 Manufacturer’s plate with engraved serial number. It is located under the bonnet, riveted to the windscreen scuttle panel (photo 2).

  • Page 21: Usb Sockets

    1.8 - USB SOCKETS USB sockets USB sockets are available next to the car radio for the connection of USB devices. One allows to charge the connected device and the other allows for connectivity (depending on the model) CAUTION! Using this socket when the engine is not running will cause the battery to discharge and may damage the battery.

  • Page 22: Use

    • USE...

  • Page 23: Before Using The Vehicle

    2.1 - BEFORE USING THE VEHICLE Before using your vehicle, it is recommended that you check the level of the gauge on the digital display to ensure that the charging capacity is sufficient for the intended use. Also check: Tyre pressure and condition Level of windscreen washer fluid and condition of the wiper blades Operation of the signalling components (indicators, emergency lights, lights, brake lights, horn)

  • Page 24: Start - Stop

    2.3 - START AND STOP 2.3.1 - KEY SWITCH / IGNITION STOP POSITION The ignition key in this position switches off the vehicle motor. ACCESSORY POSITION Information about the distance remaining before the maintenance indicator light turns on. DRIVING POSITION Second notch on the key switch.
  • Page 25 Reversing/park assist camera (Depending on model) Photo 3 The camera (item 1 photo 3) allows you to detect a possible obstacle behind the vehicle when reversing. It comes on automatically when engaging reverse. Reversing camera (Depending on model) When reverse is selected, the multimedia system display (picture 4) shows the reversing camera (item 1, photo 3) and mutes the audio system.

  • Page 26: Recharging - Storage

    2.3.3 - STOP When the vehicle is no longer to be used: • Switch off the ignition • Pull the handbrake • Connect the charging system 2.4 - RECHARGING / STORAGE 2.4.1 - RECHARGING OF BATTERY PACK The battery pack can only be charged using the cable supplied with the vehicle.
  • Page 27 2.4.2. - IMPORTANT SPECIFICATIONS FOR CHARGING Depending on the type of use of the vehicle, the charging mode and the charging frequency, the normal ageing of the battery pack may cause a loss of capacity of up to 20%. A full charge is recommended for 30 consecutive days of regular use of the vehicle.
  • Page 28 2.4.4 - WARNING CONCERNING THE BATTERY PACK • NEVER use a water extinguisher or water jet on the battery. Use a dry powder, foam or CO2 extinguisher. • NEVER open the battery pack or access the areas marked with the black lightning bolt in a yellow triangle logo. •...

  • Page 29: Specific Behaviour

    2.5 - SPECIFIC BEHAVIOUR END OF LIFE In use, when the capacity of the battery pack has been consumed, corresponding to the last line on the barograph, the power saving mode will be activated for a few kilometres and then the vehicle will stop. OUTSIDE TEMPERATURE If the outside temperature is low, the vehicle may run in power saving mode thus preventing use at full power until the battery temperature returns to...
  • Page 30 • MAINTENANCE...

  • Page 31: Risk Prevention

    31 31 RISK PREVENTION When the general power supply is active, via the key switch, some components may be in motion (dual windscreen wiper system) or powered by the 12V battery. Risk of injury Risk of electric shock BEFORE WORKING IN THE MOTOR COMPARTMENT, SECURE THE VEHICLE.

  • Page 32: Tyres

    3.2 - TYRES IN CASE OF PUNCTURE The anti-puncture spray is placed behind the driver’s seat against the wing outfitting. • If possible, remove the object that caused the puncture and deflate the tyre if necessary. Position the valve horizontally on the ground.
  • Page 33 Regularly check the tyre wear using the tread wear indicators. If the maximum tread depth is reached (1), it is mandatory to replace the tyres. Ligier Group recommends using tyres of the same brand and quality as those mounted on the original vehicle. Recycling: A tyre contains environmentally hazardous substances.
  • Page 34 3.3 - LIGHTING Front light unit Full LED light, no bulb replacement possible. Rear light unit Full LED light, no bulb replacement possible. License plate light BULB 12V 5W 1. Using a flat screwdriver, remove the transparent cap by placing the tip of the screwdriver in one of the two notches on either side of the cap and Photo 5 lifting slightly.

  • Page 35: Lights

    3.4 - FUSES The fuse boxes are located in the glove box on the passenger side and under the bonnet on the driver's side. In the event of an electrical fault or when the fuse indicator is lit on the dashboard display, check the fuses.
  • Page 36 Motor compartment DC-DC ECU battery Power steering battery 7.5A APC DNR + Brake 7.5A APC power steering APC motor ACC motor...
  • Page 37 3.5 - FLUID LEVEL IN THE BRAKING CIRCUIT - MAXI - - MINI - Brake fluid reservoir The level in the sight glass must not be below the MIN marker of the reservoir. Top up if necessary with the appropriate brake fluid for the vehicle. Replace the brake fluid every 50,000 km or every 3 years with a DOT4 type product.

  • Page 38: Battery

    3.6 - WINDSCREEN WASHER Windscreen washer reservoir (photo 1) The windscreen washer reservoir is located under the bonnet on the driver’s side in the wing inner panel. IMPORTANT: ready-to-use liquid must be diluted with water: 1 dose of windscreen washer for 10 doses of water. Photo 1 3.7 - BATTERY Battery...
  • Page 39 • TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS...
  • Page 40 4.1 - GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS Unladen height 1533 mm Width without mirror 1500 mm Wheelbase 1830 mm Length 2958 mm...
  • Page 41 5.1 - CARACTÉRISTIQUES TECHNIQUES STANDARD Extended High-Performance Battery BATTERY BATTERY Batteries 4.14 kWh 8.28 kWh 12.42 kWh Max. speed unloaded 45 km/h 45 km/h 45 km/h 63 km 123 km 192 km Range in cycle (WMTC cycle) (WMTC cycle) (WMTC cycle) Number of seats Type of motor Synchronous motor...

  • Page 42: And Vehicle Maintenance

    4.2 - BODY AND VEHICLE MAINTENANCE SERVICING INSTRUCTIONS Wash the vehicle body with soapy water. • Use a natural sponge for washing. • Rinse the body with clean water. • Dry the body with a chamois to prevent ring marks. •...

  • Page 43: Road Signs

    5. ROAD SIGNS...
  • Page 44 SIGN CATEGORIES Triangle = Warning signs Circle = Prohibitory or mandatory Prohibited Obligation End of prohibition End of obligation indication DIRECTIONS Blue Connecting to motorway Green Routes to major cities Yellow Temporary direction White Directions...
  • Page 45 PRIORITY SIGNS Stop, give way to all drivers Give way to all drivers Uncontrolled intersection Begin of a priority road However, beware of dangers such as emer- gency vehicles or vehicles which do not comply with road signs The thickest line represents the main road Railroad crossing with barriers Railroad crossing without barriers...
  • Page 46 LIGHTS Lights without signs Check right Stop Stop and left Wait for green light Lights with signs The lights are working Do not take notice of the signs • The lights are not working or the orange light is flashing Comply with the signs...
  • Page 47 LANES PROHIBITED FOR LIGHT QUADRICYCLES AND MOPEDS Traffic in both directions prohibited to all vehicles No entry, one-way traffic Mopeds and light quadricycles prohibited Entry prohibited to all motorised vehicles Cycle track, quadricycles prohibited Bus lane Begin of an expressway, quadricycles prohibited Motorway entrance, quadricycles prohibited Turning right prohibited...
  • Page 48 Warranty registration card Copy A to be returned to LIGIER Group within 7 days, 105, route d’Hauterive / 03200 ABREST / France Contractual warranty with a duration of two years from the date of first delivery. The warranty is only valid if the registration card has been completed by the purchaser and by the authorised dealer and sent to LIGIER Group within 8 days of delivery.
  • Page 50 Contractual warranty with a duration of two years from the date of first delivery. The warranty is only valid if the registration card has been completed by the purchaser and by the authorised dealer and sent to LIGIER Group within 8 days of delivery.
  • Page 52 Contractual warranty with a duration of two years from the date of first delivery. The warranty is only valid if the registration card has been completed by the purchaser and by the authorised dealer and sent to LIGIER Group within 8 days of delivery.
  • Page 53 1 1 1 Commercial warranty contract DEFINITION OF THE CUSTOMER WARRANTY New LIGIER or MICROCAR quadricycles: of more than two years, the legal Are covered by the legal guarantee shall apply to that guarantee relative latent digital content or digital service...
  • Page 54 If the consumer asks for the not obliged to ask for the repair goods to be repaired, but the or replacement of the goods seller imposes a replacement, the beforehand. legal guarantee of conformity is The consumer is not entitled to renewed for a period of two years rescind the sale if the lack of from the date of the replacement...
  • Page 55 Manufacturer which begins on the date first registration of the In the event that this warranty vehicle, provided by Ligier Group. registration card is not returned to Ligier Group by the Seller- Ligier GROUP SASU Distributor, commercial 105 route d’Hauterive...
  • Page 56 Exchange or repair of any part (with a tolerance of plus or minus recognised as being defective 500 km in relation to the initially is left to the discretion of Ligier planned mileage). Group. The commercial warranty for the commercial warranty Ligier &...
  • Page 57 5 5 5 (transmission, distribution, variable Proper vehicle maintenance speed and alternator), brake pads, has not been completed and windscreen wiper blades, linings that in particular the instructions and fabric, brake discs (wear, concerning the treatment, use, appearance, deformation), exhaust maintenance or care, which are set pipes by external or internal out in the service manual, have not...
  • Page 58 (except for vehicles be fuel other than the type that is covered by a Ligier Assistance recommended for use with the warranty), immobilisation of the vehicle engine.
  • Page 59 IMPORTANT: the use of any filtration system which is not certified by Ligier Group, of parts of another type or parts modified to increase performance, shall automatically eliminate warranty claims.
  • Page 60 / Repairers duly authorised by of this warranty will be repaired Ligier Group within the European or, failing that, replaced. Transport Economic Area as long as the costs are included in the warranty.
  • Page 61 9 9 9 been carried out, the authorised 3. CONDITIONS OF APPLICATION distributor will stamp OF THE COMMERCIAL WARRANTY maintenance manual appropriate box, indicating the When a battery usage problem is exact date and mileage. detected, an analysis of the battery BMS should be performed using the dedicated diagnostic tool.
  • Page 62 10 10 Vehicle immobilised extended period of time: If the vehicle is not used for an extended period time, is recommended to carry out a full charge every 3 months and a mandatory full charge every 6 months. Park the vehicle under shelter from adverse weather conditions with temperatures ideally between 0°C and +40°C (parking in extreme...
  • Page 63 11 11 11 Periodical maintenance CONDITIONS OF THE WARRANTY Inverter unit oil ...............80W90 Brake fluid ...........DOT 4 Ruban bleu Windscreen washer fluid ............Igol...
  • Page 65 FREQUENCY (kms) Myli electric At 10,000 km AND 1,000 km Every OPERATIONS COMMENTS every OR 1 year year 10,000 km or 2 years Check brake fluid level Fluid level check (top up if necessary) Check that there are no leaks on the...
  • Page 67 15 15 15 Service coupons...
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