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  • Page 1 #1 User Manual...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    ......... 36 smart genuine parts ..... . . 22 Traveling safely with children in the vehicle.
  • Page 3 Contents Installing seat belt-secured child Setting the liftgate opening restraint systems......45 angle .......... . 55 Notes on installing a child restraint Unlocking the liftgate system on the front passenger...
  • Page 4 Contents Memory function....... 65 Rear fog lamp ....... . 78 Notes on memory function .
  • Page 5 Contents Operating the climate control Energy Regenerative Braking... . 96 system..........85 Notes on driving ..
  • Page 6 Contents Cornering Brake Control ....114 Enabling/disabling the head-up display........142 Hill Assist ..
  • Page 7 ........172 smart Companion ......158 Checking and correcting the tyre Voice control ..
  • Page 8 Contents Batteries ........185 Recommended tyre pressure ........197 Notes on the 12 V battery ..

  • Page 9: Indicator And Warning Lamps

    Adaptive Cruise Control enabled indicator lamp (green) Electrical power assist steering (EPAS) - power assist fault - no power Adaptive Cruise Control fault assist warning lamp (red) warning lamp (grey) Airbag fault warning lamp (red) smart Pilot Assist ready indicator lamp (grey white)
  • Page 10 Indicator and warning lamps smart Pilot Assist enabled indica- Rear Cross Traffic Alert/Rear Colli- tor lamp (green) sion Mitigation/Door Opening Warning/ Lane Change Assist fault indicator lamp smart Pilot Assist fault warning (red) lamp (grey) Hill Descent Control ready indica-...

  • Page 11: Faq

    Not all types of coolant are suitable for this the driver information display comes on, vehicle, and please go to a smart Author- and the vehicle can run normally. ized Service Partner if filling or replacing coolant is needed.
  • Page 12 Manual depending on the following factors: ● Model ● Order ● Market region smart is continually working to develop its vehicles further. The illustrations in this User Manual show a left-hand drive vehicle. On right-hand drive vehicles, the layout of components and control elements differs accordingly.
  • Page 13 Symbols This User Manual includes the following symbols: WARNING Danger due to not observ- ing the warning notes Warning notes draw your attention to hazards that may endanger the health or life of you or others. ► Observe the warning notes. NOTE Damage to property due to failure to observe warning notes on material damage...

  • Page 14: At A Glance

    At a glance Interior Cockpit → Light switch Centre display switches → Tailgate switch → Centre console front stow- age box → Light combination switch → Centre console cup Wiper control switch → holders → Driver information display → Glove box →...

  • Page 15: Lamps

    At a glance → Light switch Centre display switches → Tailgate switch → Centre console front stow- age box → Steering column gear → selector Centre console cup holders → Driver information display → Glove box → Driver status monitoring →...
  • Page 16 (blue) Adaptive Cruise Control fault Automatic High Beam/Adaptive warning lamp (grey) High Beam fault warning lamp (yellow) smart Pilot Assist ready indicator Rear fog lamp on indicator lamp lamp (grey white) (yellow) smart Pilot Assist enabled indica- Position lamp on indicator lamp...

  • Page 17: Overhead Control Panel

    At a glance Electronic Stability Control off/ Rear Cross Traffic Alert/Rear Colli- Sport mode indicator lamp (yellow) sion Mitigation/Door Opening Warning/ Lane Change Assist fault indicator lamp Electronic Stability Control fault (red) warning lamp (yellow) Hill Descent Control ready indica- Driver Monitoring System indicator tor lamp (grey white) lamp fatigue warning (red flash)

  • Page 18: Adjustment

    At a glance Door control panel and seat adjustment → → Door handle Second row right window → Unlock the vehicle → Seat head restraint → Lock the vehicle → Adjust the seat lumbar → Driver's window support → Front passenger →...

  • Page 19: Exterior

    At a glance → → Second row left Adjust the seat cushion window position → → Second row right Adjust the seat back window position → Seat head restraint → Adjust the seat lumbar support Exterior Exterior equipment Lighting → →...

  • Page 20: Emergency And Malfunction

    At a glance Emergency and malfunction → → Operating fluids Charging cap with the fol- lowing label → Fitting the tow bar Charging warning label → → Hazard warning light First aid kit → Wheels and tyres → Warning triangle →...

  • Page 21: General Notes

    You can find the current ver- ● User guide: view or search for the sion on the car centre display or smart of- content. ficial website. ● Bookmark: quickly view or search your How to acquire the complete User favourite manual contents.

  • Page 22: About The Vehicle

    Batteries contain substances harmful to same frequency. Therefore, the con- the environment. tents of the complete User Manual ► Please go to a smart Authorized may differ from those of the printed Service Partner to dispose of the version. damaged battery.

  • Page 23: Smart Genuine Parts

    centre.

  • Page 24: Diagnostics Connection

    ► After an accident, do not touch any ► Contact a smart Authorized Service high voltage components. Partner for inspection and repair ► After an accident, have the high immediately.

  • Page 25: Smart Authorized Service

    Authorized Service operating safety of the vehicle could be Partner. affected. Use the smart APP or visit a smart Author- ► Only connect the vehicle's diagnos- ized Service Partner for information tics connection to devices which are change.
  • Page 26 General notes as the information systems and communi- Key PCBA cation devices integrated in the vehicle: smart Automobile Co. Ltd, 818 Binhai 2nd The wireless components of this vehicle Road, Hangzhou Bay New Zone, 315336 meet the essential requirements and other...

  • Page 27: Data Storage

    Vehicle data record ● Environment conditions, such as the smart respects and is committed to pro- temperature. tecting user's privacy. The information de- Data usage scribed in this manual is correct at the time of release.

  • Page 28: Online Service

    Services from third parties connecting a mobile terminal equipment, If online services are available from third such as a smart phone. Through wireless parties, these services are the responsibil- network connection, you can use online ity of the service providers and subject to...

  • Page 29: Occupants Safety

    If a malfunction has occurred in the safety ing the vehicle from the outside. It is also system, contact a smart Authorized Serv- not possible to completely rule out the risk ice Partner for inspection and repair of injury caused by airbag deployment.
  • Page 30 ► Have deployed airbags immediately with an angle hap- Side Airbag replaced at a smart Authorized Serv- pens, and the air- ice Partner as soon as possible. bag triggering conditions are met. If the seat belt pretensioners are triggered...

  • Page 31: Seat Belts

    Occupants safety ● Provided it is safe to do so, leave the ● Each seat belt shall only be worn by one vehicle immediately or open the window person at any time. Never allow babies in order to prevent breathing and children to travel sitting on the lap difficulties.
  • Page 32 ► Make sure that the seat belts are free of damage, not worn, and clean. ► After an accident, contact a smart Authorized Service Partner for safety system inspection and repair immediately.

  • Page 33: Pregnancy Safety

    Occupants safety NOTE Damage caused by unused seat belts being trapped If an unused seat belt is not fully re- tracted, it may become trapped in the door or in the seat mechanism. ► Always make sure that unused seat belts are fully retracted.

  • Page 34: Seat Belt Load Limit

    The vehicle is equipped with a seat belt re- components may be damaged. Contact a minder function. The seat belt reminder smart Authorized Service Partner for in- warning lamp on the driver informa- spection and repair.

  • Page 35: Airbag Warning Notes

    ● There are no persons, animals or ob- ► Contact a smart Authorized Service jects between the occupant and airbag. Partner to have deployed airbags ● There are no objects between the seat, replaced.

  • Page 36: Protection Provided By The Airbags

    Airbags occupants. tion for ► Do not add or modify doors or door components by yourself. Driver's airbag, ► Contact a smart Authorized Service front passenger Head and thorax Partner for the related work. airbag Side curtain airbag WARNING Risk of injury or death...

  • Page 37: Enabling And Disabling Passenger

    Enabling and disabling passenger airbag To improve protection for children under 12-year old and 1.5 meters tall, smart rec- The vehicle is equipped with a passenger ommends you observe the following: airbag switch to disable the passenger ●...

  • Page 38: Dangers

    Occupants safety ● The child restraint system must be ap- restraint system, observe the maximum propriate to the age, weight and size of permissible weight of the child and child the child. restraint system together. Statistics show that it is usually safer to The advantage of a rearward-facing child install the child restraint system in a sec- restraint system...
  • Page 39 ► Contact a smart Authorized Service used. Partner to have the retaining sys- tems for the child restraint systems ●...

  • Page 40: Suitability Of The Seats For Attaching

    Occupants safety Observe the following when stopping or Suitability of the seats for attaching parking child restraint systems WARNING Risk of accident and injury When using a child restraint system on the front passenger seat, observe the due to children left unattended in the vehicle following: ●...
  • Page 41 Occupants safety Securing with the vehicle seat belt (universal) When a child restraint system is secured with the vehicle seat belt, the suitability for the child restraint system on each seat is as follows: Second row passenger Front passenger seat seat Child Group...
  • Page 42 Occupants safety Securing with ISOFIX When a child restraint system is secured with ISOFIX, the suitability for the child restraint system on each seat is as follows: Second row passenger Front passenger seat seat Child Size Passen- Passen- Second Group Second weight category...

  • Page 43: System

    Occupants safety i-Size child restraint system Front passenger seat Second row passenger seat Passenger airbag Passenger airbag Second row out- Second row middle enabled disabled board seat seat i-UF i-UF: Suitable for a forward-facing i-Size child restraint system in the Universal category.

  • Page 44: Restraint System

    Occupants safety ● The child restraint system must not be put under strain by the head restraint. If necessary, adjust the head restraint accordingly. Fitting an ISOFIX or an i-Size child restraint system WARNING Risk of injury or death if the weight of the child exceeds the permissible gross mass For ISOFIX/i-Size child restraint systems...

  • Page 45: Attaching Top Tether To The Second

    Occupants safety Attaching TOP TETHER to the second row seat WARNING Risk of injury or death if the second row seat backrest is not locked after the TOP TETHER belt is installed If the second row seat backrests are not locked, they may fold forward in case of an accident, emergency brake or sudden steering, resulting in the failure of the...

  • Page 46: Installing Seat Belt-Secured Child

    Occupants safety restraint bars under the head restraint 3. If the child restraint system is not equipped with a vehicle seat belt locking device, purchase a locking clip to lock 4. Guide the TOP TETHER belt down- the vehicle seat belt in place. ward and through the space between 4.

  • Page 47: Notes On Installing A Child Restraint

    Occupants safety Notes on installing a child restraint Child lock system on the front passenger seat WARNING Risk of accident and injury Notes on the rearward-facing and due to children left unattended in forward-facing child restraint systems on the vehicle the front passenger seat If children are left unattended in the WARNING Risk of injury or death if a...

  • Page 48: Notes On Pets In The Vehicle

    Occupants safety Left and right side rear door child locks Traveling safely with pets in the vehicle can be enabled separately: Notes on pets in the vehicle ● Enabling the child lock: use the me- chanical key to rotate the child lock in If pets are traveling in the vehicle, observe the direction of the arrow .

  • Page 49: Opening And Closing

    APP Bluetooth key (if equipped). ● Starting the vehicle You can register for smart APP Bluetooth ► Never leave children unattended in key through the smart APP and then un- the vehicle. lock/lock the vehicle with the mobile ► When leaving the vehicle, always phone.

  • Page 50: Find My Car

    Opening and closing Vehicle re-lock Removing and installing the mechanical If no door has been opened after the ve- hicle being unlocked for a period of time, Removing the mechanical key the vehicle automatically locks up. The anti-theft alarm system is activated again. Find My Car When you forget where the vehicle is parked, press...

  • Page 51: Problems With The Keys

    ► to the groove of the battery environmentally responsible manner. compartment cover and turn in the di- Take discharged batteries to a smart Authorized Service Partner or a used rection of the arrow to the Close po- battery recycling point.

  • Page 52: Doors

    When above operation cannot unlock the the door handles retract, the vehicle is vehicle: locked. ● Using the keyfob or the smart APP Blue- tooth key (if equipped). Touch to unlock setting ● Using keyless entry. Enter the setting interface: >...

  • Page 53: Automatic Lock On Drive

    Opening and closing Approach to Unlock Make sure that your vehicle is locked to prevent the vehicle from not When the vehicle is locked, bring the key being locked automatically after you within about 1.5 meters of the vehicle, the leave the vehicle due to external door handles will pop out, and the vehicle strong magnetic field interference...

  • Page 54: Double Lock

    Authorized Service not be opened from inside. Partner. Use of Double Lock Lock the doors with a keyfob or smart APP Bluetooth key (if equipped), and after about 10 seconds, Double Lock will be enabled. If a door is opened before Double Lock is...

  • Page 55: Closing The Liftgate

    During the automatic closing of the lift- display. gate, body parts may be trapped. For ● Press the button on the smart APP example, children may be standing or Bluetooth key (if equipped). entering the closing area.

  • Page 56: Foot Kick Power Liftgate

    Opening and closing System limitation Foot kick power liftgate The system may be affected or inopera- tive under the following circumstances: ● The area around the sensor is dirty due to snow melt, salt or snow. ● Kick with artificial limbs. The liftgate may open or close acciden- tally under the following circumstances: ●...

  • Page 57: Unlocking The Liftgate

    Opening and closing > > ● Tap Quick Controls Height to set Windows the liftgate opening height (position 1, Opening and closing the windows 2, 3, 4, 5). Unlocking the liftgate mechanically WARNING Risk of being trapped If the battery is low or the lock mechanism when opening and closing a window is broken, the liftgate can be opened from When opening and closing a window,...

  • Page 58: Window Anti-Pinch

    Opening and closing position can also be adjusted on the centre Press the button past the point of re- display. sistance and release, the window will Close all windows be opened fully. ● Enter the shortcut interface: Windows can rise and lower slightly in the Swipe downward on the centre display following conditions: >...

  • Page 59: Convenient Closing

    Press and hold the button on the keyfob or press and hold the sensing area of the exterior door handle while carrying the keyfob or smart APP Bluetooth key (if equipped), and the vehicle will perform the following functions: ● Locking the vehicle ●...

  • Page 60: Anti-Theft Protection

    If the driver information display indicates If the cause of alarm triggering is not that the anti-theft system is faulty, con- solved, the alarm cycle repeats up to 10 tact a smart Authorized Service Partner for times. inspection as soon as possible.

  • Page 61: Alarm

    ● Close all windows when leaving the vehicle. When the vehicle is locked remotely with the keyfob or smart APP Bluetooth key (if ● If using the climate control, adjust the equipped), or when the vehicle is in the airflow direction so that it does not...

  • Page 62: Seats And Stowage

    Seats and stowage ● You can reach the steering wheel with Seats your arms slightly bent. Notes on the correct driver’s seat ● You can move your legs freely. position ● All displays on the driver information display and the head up display (if WARNING Risk of injury if vehicle equipped) can be clearly seen.

  • Page 63: Adjusting The 4-Way Lumbar

    Seats and stowage Adjusting the 4-way lumbar support WARNING Risk of injury due to ad- justing the seats incorrectly WARNING Risk of injury if vehicle settings are adjusted while the ve- ► Make sure that the front seats are hicle is in motion locked in place before driving.

  • Page 64: Adjusting The Second Row

    Seats and stowage Rising Folding/unfolding the second row seat backrests Forward Lowering Backward Use the buttons to adjust the lumbar support. Adjusting the second row seats Folding the seat backrests Pull the tab to fold the seat backrest. Unfolding the seat backrests Pull the tab and push the seat backrest backward to the stop position.

  • Page 65: Head Restraint

    Seats and stowage Head restraint Setting Easy Entry/Exit WARNING Risk of injury due to im- WARNING Risk of injury caused by properly installed or adjusted head Easy Entry/Exit restraint Easy Entry/Exit may cause harm to pas- If the head restraint is not properly in- sengers in the second row seats stalled or adjusted, it will not provide ●...

  • Page 66: Steering Wheel

    Seats and stowage 3. Set the steering wheel distance: for- Steering wheel ward/backward adjustment Manually adjusting the steering wheel 4. Fold up the lever to lock the steering column. WARNING Risk of injury if vehicle 5. Move the steering wheel to make sure settings are adjusted while the ve- that the steering column is locked.

  • Page 67: Seat Memory Function

    Seats and stowage A vehicle owner's account can save 3 Seat memory function memorized positions: Preference 1, Prefer- ence 2, and Preference 3. The names can WARNING Risk of injury if vehicle be edited according to need, and when the settings are adjusted while the ve- vehicle is not registered with an account, hicle is in motion...

  • Page 68: Interior Stowage Spaces

    Seats and stowage Interior stowage spaces WARNING Risk of injury due to ob- jects being stowed inappropriately Overview of front stowage space There is a risk of objects slipping or being flung around and hitting vehicle occupants in the event of emergency braking or a sudden change of direction if they are not stowed inside the vehicle appropriately.

  • Page 69: Opening Or Closing The Boot

    Seats and stowage Pull the rope loop outward to expand NOTE Damage to the boot separator the the second row seat armrest. when loading the vehicle Opening or closing the boot cover When loading the vehicle, the boot sep- WARNING Risk of injury due to open- arator may be damaged.

  • Page 70: Luggage Retention Buckle For Boot

    50 kilo- grams (including retrofitted roof rack) NOTE Luggage racks not approved by smart may cause damage to the vehicle Hook ► Only luggage racks approved by The hooks can hold loads up to 3 kilo- smart can be used.

  • Page 71: Usb

    Seats and stowage It is a special port for charging, which can provide up to 18 W fast charge (for mobile phones and tablets). Connect with infotainment system for Lift up the cover and insert the device data transmission and mobile phone connector.

  • Page 72: Charging Mobile Phones Wirelessly

    Seats and stowage ● When the phone is placed in a position Floor mats or distance beyond the charging area, it may affect the charging efficiency, or Floor mats even fail to charge. WARNING Risk of accident from in- ● Only one phone can be charged at a correctly installed floor mats time.
  • Page 73 Seats and stowage Remove the floor mats in the reverse order Check the floor mats regularly to en- of installation. sure that they are installed in the correct position.

  • Page 74: Light And Vision

    Light and vision on the adaptive high beam/high beam Exterior lighting assist. Information about the lighting system NOTE Long-time operation of the and your responsibilities lamps causes the 12 V battery to lose power. The vehicle's various lighting systems are only aids.

  • Page 75: Turning On/Off The Hazard Warning

    Light and vision When the high beam is turned on, the high beam indicator on the driver infor- mation display illuminates. Turning off the high beam When the high beam is turned on, move the combination switch in the direction of the arrow again or move the combina- tion switch in the direction of the arrow...

  • Page 76: Automatic Turning On/Off Of The Lighting

    Light and vision > > Automatic headlamp ● Tap Lights Environment > Light Approach Lighting to turn on/off the approach lighting (→ Page 150). Automatic turning on/off of the lighting The automatic headlamp function monitors the ambient light intensity through the sensor.

  • Page 77: Adaptive Front Illumination

    Light and vision Load Selection At GVW with all oc- cupants (driver + front passenger + 3 rear passengers + rear cargo) At GVW with cargo Corner lighting can provide a wide range of (driver + rear lane lighting effect in the turning direction cargo) of the vehicle, making it easier to see the road conditions within the turning range.

  • Page 78: Adaptive High Beam

    Light and vision Enter the setting interface: After Adaptive High Beam is turned on, some lights are turned off when a forward Lights ● Tap and turn on/off vehicle is detected, so as to avoid the dan- the Adaptive High Beam. ger caused by dazzle to the driver of the Highway lighting forward vehicle and improve the safety...

  • Page 79: Rear Fog Lamp

    Light and vision ● Poor vision, such as in fog, heavy rain or Reversing lamp snow. Shift to reverse , and the reversing lamp ● Dirty or covered sensors. lights up to provide illumination and After Automatic High Beam is turned on, warning.

  • Page 80: Interior Lighting

    Light and vision Swipe downward on the centre display Interior lighting > or tap to turn on/off the reading light. Adjusting the interior lighting ● Enter the setting interface: WARNING Risk of injury if vehicle > > Lights Reading Light to turn settings are adjusted while the ve- on/off the reading light.

  • Page 81: Windscreen Wipers And Washer

    Light and vision Swipe down on the centre display or Intermittent wiping, standard to enter the shortcut inter- Front windscreen wiper off face. The lower right part of the short- Turn the combination switch to the corre- cut interface is the theme selection sponding position area for ambient lighting.

  • Page 82: Rear Wiper Auto Activation

    Light and vision Frozen washer fluid can prevent the washer system from functioning due to cold climate. If the washer fluid lines are frozen, never use the wash- er to avoid damage. Rear wiper auto activation setting Enter the setting interface: >...

  • Page 83: Replacing The Rear Wiper

    Light and vision 2. Push the wiper blade along the di- Replacing the rear wiper blade rection of the arrow until it is loaded WARNING Risk of being trapped if to the bracket the wipers are switched on while 3. Make sure the wiper blade is seated wiper blades are being replaced properly.

  • Page 84: Automatic Anti-Dazzle Of The Inside

    Light and vision from the rearview mirror, so as to achieve > > ● Tap Vehicle Settings Vehicle anti-dazzle function. > Control Auto-fold exterior mirrors while locking to turn on/off the auto- Automatic anti-dazzle of the inside rearview mirror fold exterior mirrors while locking function.

  • Page 85: Sun Visors

    Light and vision Pull it out from the retainer in the direction Sun visors of the arrow and swing it toward the door. Operating the sun visors When the vanity mirror cover is opened, There are sun visors above the driver and the mirror lamp is turned on.

  • Page 86: Climate Control System

    Climate control system Swipe upward on the centre display or tap Overview of the climate control system to enter the climate control interface. According to the vehicle configuration, the Physical buttons of the climate control climate control interface is divided into Enable the corresponding functions of the several tabs.

  • Page 87: Adjusting The Air Flow

    Climate control system Adjusting the air flow direction WARNING or swipe upward on the centre For safety, make sure that there is no display to open the climate control inter- ice slag, snow or water condensation on face, and adjust the climate control air flow the front windscreen.

  • Page 88: Air Vents

    Climate control system ● Make sure that the air outlet and venti- lation grille inside the vehicle are unimpeded. ● Make sure the air inlet is free of dirt such as ice, snow and leaves. Adjusting the front air outlet Enable/disable air conditioning.

  • Page 89: Armrest Box Ventilation

    Climate control system Air outlet adjustment switch Armrest box ventilation Air outlet 1. Open the armrest box. 2. Opening/closing the air outlet: turn the roller clockwise/counterclockwise to open/close the air outlet. To use the armrest box air outlet function, first enable the climate control.

  • Page 90: Vehicle Charging

    (never touch the metal part of the charging socket with your hand or other parts of your body). If necessary, use insulated gloves and contact a smart Authorized Service...

  • Page 91: Vehicle Charging Port And Charging

    Vehicle charging Charging socket cap for AC charging. NOTE Accelerated aging of the high Charging port indicator. voltage battery due to frequent charging to full High voltage battery charging options: ● Charging with regenerative energy dur- Do not charge the high voltage battery ing driving.

  • Page 92: Function Of The Charging Port

    Vehicle charging When charging the vehicle, choose Daily temperature control functions in advance Trip Mode, Long Trip Mode or Charging according to the set travel time. Reservation. Enter the energy management interface: > > ● Tap Charge to turn on/off the schedule time function.

  • Page 93: Start Charging

    ► Have a damaged vehicle charging gun replaced at a smart Authorized Service Partner as soon as possible. ► Never connect the charging cable to a damaged vehicle charging port.

  • Page 94: Stop Charging

    Vehicle charging and the estimated charging information. The estimated charging information refers to the estimated battery level at the set departure time from the beginning of the charging, or the time required to charge the high voltage battery to a set level. If the charging cable is connected to the vehicle, the drive system cannot be started and the vehicle cannot be moved.

  • Page 95: Vehicle Discharging

    ► During day to day use, prevent the discharging gun from being dam- aged by external force, and contact a smart Authorized Service Partner immediately if the discharging gun is found damaged. Vehicle discharging port location...
  • Page 96 Vehicle charging ● After the V2L charger is plugged, click During discharging, if the traction battery Vehicle to Load to enable the vehicle to reaches the set target discharge amount, load charging function. it will automatically stop discharging. ● Discharging record: tap “Discharging record”...

  • Page 97: Driving And Parking

    Driving and parking ● Despite the low speed warning, in some Driving cases pedestrians or other vehicles may not be able to hear your vehicle moving, Notes on electric vehicles and it is always your responsibility to drive your vehicle safely. WARNING Risk of chemical burns and ●...

  • Page 98: Notes On Driving

    Driving and parking Notes on driving WARNING Risk of accident due to the brake system overheating WARNING Risk of accident due to ob- jects in the driver's footwell If you leave your foot on the brake pedal when driving, the brake system may Objects in the driver's footwell may im- overheat.

  • Page 99: Starting The Vehicle

    Driving and parking Notes on driving on wet and slippery ● Turn the steering wheel to check the roads power steering system for proper function. Once there is water on the road, hydro- planing may occur. In case of heavy rain or Check the functions of the following other weathers that may result in hydro- components:...

  • Page 100: Powering Off The Vehicle

    2 rounds, stop trying to avoid driving. damaging your vehicle and contact a ● Pressing the brake pedal to decelerate. smart Authorized Service Partner. ● Driving on a sloppy hill. Powering off the vehicle ● Using Hill Descent Control.

  • Page 101: Recommended Practices

    Driving and parking ● Vehicle cargo load: Heavier gross ve- The system is a driver assistance hicle weight increases the energy con- function. It can never replace atten- sumption to propel the vehicle. tion and judgment of the driver nor eliminate the need of pressing the ●...

  • Page 102: Winter Driving

    Driving and parking high voltage battery ages due to its physi- the vehicle is not exposed to the tem- cal nature, and some circumstances could perature below -30°C or above 60°C for accelerate this process. To maintain the more than 24 hours. efficiency and extend the lifespan of the Winter driving high voltage battery, follow the recom-...

  • Page 103: Selecting A Drive Mode

    Driving and parking ● Steering Gear shift ● Drive mode switching sound effect Steering column gear selector ECO mode ● An energy efficient and environmentally WARNING Risk of accident and injury conscious driving experience. Driving in due to children left unattended in this mode saves more energy and is the vehicle more efficient.

  • Page 104: Parking

    Driving and parking Shifting to park Shifting to drive Press the brake pedal and then press the Press the brake pedal and push the gear selector lever downward past the first re- button , the driver information display sistance point. The driver information dis- indicates play indicates Observe the notes on parking...

  • Page 105: Electric Parking Brake

    Driving and parking Electric parking brake WARNING Risk of accident and injury due to children left unattended in Automatic application of the electric the vehicle parking brake If children are left unattended in the The electric parking brake applies if the vehicle, they could in particular: vehicle is in park ●...
  • Page 106 Driving and parking Limitation of the parking assist Parking assist has certain limitations. ● If the radars and cameras are blocked, by dust, snow, and ice for examples, this may cause the parking assist to issue a false warning. ● If the license plate is installed beyond the license plate holder, it may cause the parking assist to issue a false 2 panoramic cameras, located on the...

  • Page 107: Front Parking Assist

    Authorized Service Partner. WARNING Accident risks caused by use of the Auto Parking Assist Front parking assist ►...

  • Page 108: Parking In A Parking Space

    Driving and parking ● The parking process is overspeed or overtime. ● Using tyre chains. ● Tow bar activated/trailer activated. ● Gear intervention. ● Steering wheel intervention. ● Accelerator pedal intervention. ● Camera failure/radar failure. Limitations of Automatic Parking Assist ●...

  • Page 109: Parking Emergency Brake (Peb)

    Driving and parking application interface, tap to enter the Automatic Parking Assist interface, , and then tap Activate Auto- matically to turn on/off the Unconscious Parking. ● When Activate Automatically is turned on, if the system has found an available parking space and the vehicle is shifted to reverse , the Automatic Parking...

  • Page 110: Driver Assistance And Driving Safety

    Driving and parking WARNING Accidents and risks Driver assistance and driving safety caused by inappropriate use of system emergency parking brake Driver assistance systems and your responsibilities ► Any automatic system cannot guar- antee normal operation under any Your vehicle is equipped with driver assis- circumstance.

  • Page 111: Sensors

    ● Severe weather conditions, such as tact a smart Authorized Service Partner. heavy snow, heavy rain, and fog, may If the brake is applied in such situation,...

  • Page 112: Electronic Brake Distribution

    Brake assist provides support in hard tronic stability control system is malfunc- braking situations with additional braking tioning. Contact a smart Authorized force. Service Partner for repair. Press the brake pedal quickly and the...

  • Page 113: Electronic Stability Control Sport

    Driving and parking transfer power to the drive wheel with parking assist cameras and displays the traction. images on the centre display, providing you with a panoramic view of the vehicle. The function can also prevent the slipping or spinning of drive wheels on the pave- WARNING Accident risk due to im- ment during acceleration.

  • Page 114: Power Assisted Steering

    Driving and parking ● The Park Assist 360 Camera only pro- After enabling the blind spot steering link, vides visual images. The driver needs to when the turning signal light is turned on always pay attention to the actual road and the vehicle speed is below 30 km/h, environment.

  • Page 115: Cornering Brake Control

    Driving and parking When Autohold is activated, the driver in- NOTE Notes on Hill Assist formation display displays the green indi- cator lamp Hill Assist cannot replace the parking brake. Shift to park when you leave When the vehicle is shifted to re- the vehicle.

  • Page 116: Low Speed Warning

    Press the button on the left of pedestrians to pay attention to the ap- the steering wheel and select smart Pilot proach of the vehicle. Assist/Adaptive Cruise Control/Speed Lim- iting according to vehicle configuration.
  • Page 117 ► Repair or replacement of the Adap- tive Cruise Control and its compo- nents requires professional equipment and technicians. Please contact a smart Authorized Service Partner for relevant operations. ► The Adaptive Cruise Control may not respond to animals, pedestrians, ir-...
  • Page 118 Control may brake unexpectedly, Press the button on the left of brake too late, or accelerate. the steering wheel and select smart Pilot Assist/Adaptive Cruise Control/Speed Lim- ► On sharp curves, such as s-shape iting according to vehicle configuration. roads, due to the limitations of cam-...
  • Page 119 Driving and parking ● Fasten the driver's seat belt. speed limit, the set speed will remain the same. ● The performance of the brake system is normal. Enabling/disabling Automatic Speed Limiting ● The electric parking brake is released. Enter the setting interface: ●...

  • Page 120: Highway Assist (Hwa)

    Highway Assist (HWA) ● If the driver actively exits the Adaptive Cruise Control, the vehicle will not move Highway Assist (smart Pilot Assist forward automatically. If the accelerator shown on the driver information display) pedal is pressed at this time and the...
  • Page 121 ► Highway Assist is only applicable to Overtaking avoidance: enclosed roads such as highways When Highway Assist (smart Pilot Assist and viaducts. Meanwhile, the driver shown on the driver information dis- shall pay attention to driving so as...
  • Page 122 ● Hill Descent Control is not activated. eration needs. The control of Highway Press the button on the left of Assist will stop working. the steering wheel and select smart Pilot Assist/Adaptive Cruise Control/Speed...

  • Page 123: Traffic Jam Assist (Tja)

    Highway Assist, it means that the Press the button on left of the steer- set vehicle following distance cannot ing wheel to enable smart Pilot Assist permit speed increase. again. The green indicator on the ● The higher the vehicle speed, the longer driver information display illuminates.

  • Page 124: Lane Keeping Assist (Lka)

    Driving and parking ● Lane markings change rapidly, such as ● Road construction. lane diverging, crossing or merging. ● Poor road surface condition. ● Traffic Jam Assist cannot provide assis- ● Driver’s active intervention. tance when the road is narrow, the cor- ●...
  • Page 125 Driving and parking to the current lane. If the vehicle continues other vehicles, and abides by current to deviate from the lane and is about to laws and traffic regulations. cross or crossing the lane line, Lane De- NOTE parture Prevention will issue a warning if Lane Departure Warning is enabled.

  • Page 126: Lane Change Assist (Lca)

    Driving and parking vehicles in the lanes on either side, the NOTE system will warn the driver by turning on or flashing the warning lamp on the ► After Lane Keeping Assist is turned rearview mirror and the alarm image on on, if the system fails, the indicator the driver information display.

  • Page 127: Automated Lane Change Assist (Alca) (If

    Driving and parking ● Lane Change Assist cannot detect small Enabling conditions of Automated Lane objects. Change Assist: ● The road is not under construction Turning on/off Lane Change Collision (which may lead to failure in object rec- Warning Beep ognition, such as conical roadblocks and Enter the setting interface: road construction signs).

  • Page 128: Front Collision Mitigation

    Driving and parking Front Collision Mitigation works through WARNING Risk of accident from using the following 4 methods: Automated Lane Change Assist 1. Safe distance alarm: if the vehicle trav- eling at a speed higher than 65 km/h is ► Automated Lane Change Assist is too close to the front vehicle, the sys- only an aid, and you need to observe tem will remind you to keep a safe dis-...
  • Page 129 Driving and parking ● No system can guarantee 100% normal ˗ When the vehicle is driving on a slope, operation under all circumstances. such as driving uphill or downhill in a Autonomous Emergency Braking is an underground parking lot, the function emergency safety feature, therefore, do may be triggered by mistake.

  • Page 130: (Fcta)

    Driving and parking ● False trigger may occur due to limita- Enabling/disabling Forward Collision tions of sensors. For example, as there Warning are many pedestrians in the downtown Enter the setting interface: area, the target may repeatedly enter > > ●...

  • Page 131: Front Cross Traffic Alert

    Driving and parking ● Severe weather conditions, such as NOTE Note the following when using heavy snow, heavy rain, and fog, may Front Cross Traffic Alert weaken the sensors or cause the sys- tem to temporarily stop working. ► Front Cross Traffic Alert is a driver ●...

  • Page 132: Rear Cross Traffic Alert

    Driving and parking ● When a vehicle is driving on the wind- Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA) ing, narrow and steep roads or entering or exiting a tunnel, the rear angle radars may fail to detect rear vehicles or other obstacles.

  • Page 133: Door Opening Warning

    If Door Opening Warning failure or similar information is indicated on When opening doors, pay attention the driver information display, con- to other road users to avoid collision tact the smart Authorized Service risk. Partner immediately. Otherwise, Door Opening Warning may not work Detection objects normally.

  • Page 134: Evasive Maneuver Assist (Ema) (If

    Driving and parking Evasive Maneuver Assist (EMA) (if NOTE Notes on Evasive Maneuver equipped) Assist WARNING Possible risks caused by ► The system does not automatically use of Evasive Maneuver Assist bypass the target vehicle. It will not activate if you do not turn the steer- ►...

  • Page 135: Driver Monitoring System

    Driving and parking the driver of current road sign information which may misrecognise or fail to rec- in real time through the driver information ognize the speed limit/traffic sign. display and head up display. If the vehicle Traffic Sign Recognition has some limita- exceeds the speed limit of the current tions in some cases: road, the system will give an alarm to the...
  • Page 136 Driving and parking determined to be in fatigue driving or dis- Limitations of Driver Monitoring System tracted driving, the warning prompt will The functions of the Driver Monitoring Sys- show on the driver information display, tem may be affected in the following with the visual and audible alarms, to re- situations: mind the driver and make sure driving...

  • Page 137: Driver Display

    Distance to empty ► Drive carefully. During charging/discharging, the driver ► Park the vehicle as soon as possible information display shows and contact a smart Authorized Service Partner. WARNING Risk of interference caused by information system and communication equipment You may be distracted if you operate the integrated information and commu- nication equipment while driving.

  • Page 138: Operating The Driver Information

    Driver display bonnet, the liftgate or the charging port cover is opened, the door status indicator will display in red, and an alarm will sound to remind the driver of the status of the corresponding door. Adjustment button When charging/discharging the vehicle, if Adjustment button any of the doors, the bonnet, the liftgate Trip button...

  • Page 139: Warning Lamps And Indicator

    Low beam fault indicator lamp: during normal driving, park the vehicle in a when the low beam is malfunctioning, the safe area and contact a smart Authorized warning lamp illuminates. Service Partner. It could be dangerous to continue driving the vehicle.
  • Page 140 When the hazard warning smart Pilot Assist indicator lamp: lights are turned on, the turning signal when smart Pilot Assist is in the ready light indicator lamps on both sides flash. mode, the grey/white indicator illuminates; when smart Pilot Assist is enabled, green indicator lamp illuminates;...
  • Page 141 Con- Driver Monitoring System indica- tact a smart Authorized Service Partner for tor lamp: when level 1/2 fatigue is de- inspection. tected, the red coffee cup lamp flashes;...

  • Page 142: Head-Up Display

    If the warning lamp area or windscreen projection area. remains on after fastening the seat belt Otherwise, the head-up display may correctly, contact a smart Authorized not work normally. Service Partner for inspection immediately. ► Never touch the head-up display projector or throw sharp edged ob- jects or similar objects to it.

  • Page 143: Enabling/Disabling The Head-Up

    Driver display Adjusting the head-up display WARNING ► Before driving, make sure the posi- tion and brightness of the image projection of the head-up display do not hinder driving safety. Incorrectly adjusting the image position or brightness may hinder the driver's Display the current vehicle speed vision and cause accidents, resulting Display that drive assist is enabled...
  • Page 144 Driver display After adjusting, tap Save to complete the display; press and hold adjustment. If the previous setting is the right side of the steering wheel to needed, tap Recover. adjust the head-up display tilting angle. Angle adjustment After adjusting, tap Save to complete the adjustment.

  • Page 145: Centre Display

    Centre display Overview of the centre display Overview and operation When operating the centre display, ob- Notes on operating the centre display serve the local laws and regulations. WARNING Risk of interference caused by the centre display You may be distracted if you operate the integrated information and commu- nication equipment while driving.
  • Page 146 Centre display double-tap it to wake up the Voice Assistant. Task manager: when one or more applica- tions are opened, double tap to enter the task manager, and drag the application upward or tap Delete to release memory. When the corresponding function of the vehicle is enabled, the status bar displays the following icons: Wireless charging...

  • Page 147: Buttons

    Centre display press and hold to adjust continuously, Overview of the steering wheel buttons release to stop. When operating the steering wheel but- Adjustment button: press briefly tons, observe the local laws and to decrease the volume, or adjust the regulations.

  • Page 148: Function Area

    Centre display the centre display to enable the editing function, and the user can customize the icon layout, delete icons, or add icons. Message area Swipe downward on the centre display or to enter the shortcut interface. The upper right of the shortcut interface is the message area, you can view the cur- rent message and historical messages, Function area...

  • Page 149: Ambient Lighting Theme Selection

    Centre display mode, or set the Entertainment mode to ambient light theme according to normally on. preference. To exit the Entertainment mode, swipe downward on the centre display or tap Setting interface to enter the shortcut interface and then tap "Off", or wait for the set time ex- Overview of the setting interface pires, so the entertainment mode will be turned off automatically.

  • Page 150: Quick Controls

    Centre display ● Vehicle setting: set the drive mode, ve- ● Enabling/disabling the child safety lock: hicle control, comfort and other tap the child safety lock , and tap functions. the left child safety lock/right child safety lock to enable/disable the child ●...

  • Page 151: Lights

    Centre display ● In the main interface, tap to enter ● In the main interface, tap to enter the setting interface. the setting interface. ● Swipe leftward from the right on the ● Swipe leftward from the right on the centre display or tap to enter the centre display or tap...

  • Page 152: Driving Assistance

    Bluetooth devices, and re-select sistant, phone, and announcement. the Bluetooth devices you want to Simulated sound: select Off, smart Original, connect. or Classic. Wi-Fi: tap Wi-Fi to turn on/off Wi-Fi, view Speed based volume adjustment: tap Off, the connected networks, the networks Low, Medium, or High to adjust the volume.

  • Page 153: Vehicle Settings

    Centre display Parking Emergency Braking: tap Parking ESC off: tap ESC off to turn on/off Elec- Emergency Braking to turn on/off the tronic Stability Control. Parking Emergency Braking. Towing mode: tap Towing Mode to view the operation steps. Assists Lane Change Collision Warning Beep: tap Vehicle control Off, Warning Light, Warning Light and Beep Find My Car: tap Horn + Flash and Flash On-...

  • Page 154: Vehicle Condition

    Centre display Comfort System Driver Seat Ventilation: tap 5 Minutes, 15 Minutes, 30 Minutes and Constant to set WARNING Risk of interference the ventilation time of the driver's seat. caused by the centre display Passenger Seat Ventilation: tap 5 Minutes, You may be distracted if you operate 15 Minutes, 30 Minutes and Constant to set the integrated information and commu-...

  • Page 155: Energy Management

    Centre display is still abnormal, please contact a smart Charging and discharging Authorized Service Partner. Factory Reset: tap Factory Reset to restore WARNING Risk of interference the system to the factory default settings. caused by the centre display You may be distracted if you operate...

  • Page 156: This Trip

    Centre display Discharging record: tap Discharging to Navigation and traffic view the discharging record. Navigation This trip WARNING Risk of interference WARNING Risk of interference caused by the centre display caused by the centre display You may be distracted if you operate You may be distracted if you operate the integrated information and commu- the integrated information and commu-...

  • Page 157: Multimedia

    Centre display Local radio Multimedia Overview of the multimedia WARNING Risk of interference caused by the centre display WARNING Risk of interference caused by the centre display You may be distracted if you operate the integrated information and commu- You may be distracted if you operate nication equipment while driving.

  • Page 158: Bluetooth Music

    Centre display To search for radio stations for the USB music first time, it is required to upload the current location information and site WARNING Risk of interference list, and the search process may be caused by the centre display interrupted by any operation.

  • Page 159: Sound Effects

    Using phone call "Hello, smart", and wait for the system to You can perform the following in the issue a prompt sound. phone interface: When using voice commands, please pay ●...

  • Page 160: Light Show

    Tap Light Show to view or operate the fol- 1. Tap in the status bar to enter the lowing functions. personal centre interface. ● Light show 2. Log in by scanning the QR code with ● Courtesy light smart APP.

  • Page 161: Smartphone Integration

    Apple CarPlay may collect and use the vehicle data, such as the speed and location. smart is not responsible for any use of data by Apple CarPlay. Apple CarPlay is the service provided by Apple on the basis of its user terms and conditions.

  • Page 162: Android Auto(If Equipped)

    Auto and no installation is built-in applications of the centre display, needed. tap the smart icon on the Apple CarPlay in- Download Android Auto from Google Play terface, or swipe downward from the top/ Store, and you can verify if your current swipe upward from the bottom to access the vehicle control interface.
  • Page 163 Android Auto in- gered automatically, operate the terface, or swipe downward from the top/ Android phone to connect.
  • Page 164 Centre display Once Android Auto is connected, you multimedia functions, you need to cannot directly use the phone and disconnect the Android Auto first, multimedia functions on your device, and then tap the phone or multime- and can only operate through An- dia icon to operate via Bluetooth.

  • Page 165: Breakdown Assistance

    The vehicle is equipped with a fire extin- The safety vest must be replaced in the guisher fitting point, consult a smart Au- following cases: thorized Service Partner for details. ● Reflective strips are damaged or dirty.

  • Page 166: Flat Tyre

    Refer to the operation instructions for how strument panel within the driver’s to use and date of expiration in the tyre vision. repair kit. Contact a smart Authorized WARNING Risk of accident when us- Service Partner if any problem occurs dur- ing the tyre sealant ing operation.

  • Page 167: Vehicle Jump Start

    Breakdown assistance ● Never smoke or use open flame near the 12 V battery. ● When connecting the jumper cable, avoid short circuit with other compo- nents in the front compartment. ● The 12 V battery will produce flammable and explosive gases. Improper use of jumper cables may cause sparks and explosions.

  • Page 168: Vehicle Transporting

    Flatbed trailers transport vehicles are ap- jumper cable from the positive ter- proved vehicle transportation methods. minal of the rescue vehicle. smart is not responsible and will not reimburse the cost of any service Vehicle transporting not dispatched through smart Roadside Assistance.

  • Page 169: Fitting The Tow Bar

    Breakdown assistance If the towing mode cannot be acti- vated or the centre display cannot be accessed, the vehicle can be loaded to the approved transporter using tow brackets/small wheels/as- sist wheels. Be sure to check the manufacturer's specifications and recommended load capacity before using tow brackets/small wheels/as- sist wheels.
  • Page 170 Breakdown assistance 4. Use a suitable tool to remove the rear tow bar cover 5. Screw the tow bar in and tighten it. 6. After use, return the tow bar and rear 5. Screw the tow bar in and tighten it. tow bar cover to their original positions.

  • Page 171: Wheels And Tyres

    If you see no moved immediately. signs of damage, have your wheels and tyres checked at a smart Authorized Serv- WARNING Possible risks caused by ice Partner. installing snow chains Notes on regularly inspecting the wheels...

  • Page 172: Tyre Pressure

    ● Driving comfort can be compromised. ► Never drive with flat tyres. ● Damage may occur when driving on ► Use tyre sealant or contact a smart rugged road. Authorized Service Partner. ● The tyre traction can be impaired.

  • Page 173: System

    , and tap Reflesh to check the tyre ing driving, park the vehicle in a safe pressure. place and contact a smart Author- Tyre temperature high, tyre leakage, ized Service Partner as soon as sensor battery low alarm possible.

  • Page 174: Tyres

    If wheels and tyres of the wrong size are damage to retread tyres is difficult to used, the brake or suspension compo- detect.

  • Page 175: Notes On Rotating The Wheels

    ► After rotating wheels, check and ad- Tyres that are not approved for the vehicle just tyre pressure. Incorrect tyre by smart or are not being used correctly pressure may adversely affect the can impair the operating safety. tyre tread life and vehicle handling Note the following when replacing tyres: which could lead to loss of control.

  • Page 176: Notes On Storing The Wheels

    2. Open the front compartment cover you don't know about the tyre wear indicators inside the tread grooves, please contact a smart Authorized Service Partner. Tyre wear indicators are located in the tread grooves of tyres. When the tread of a...
  • Page 177 If winter or all season tyres are not in- stalled, contact a smart Authorized Service The summer tyres provide insufficient Partner for advice. traction in low temperatures or snow and ice road conditions.

  • Page 178: Maintenance And Care

    Maintenance and care ● Never work on the vehicle if it is not Lifting the vehicle properly supported. Otherwise, serious damage, personnel injury or death may Vehicle lifting points occur. Front compartment Opening and closing the bonnet WARNING Risk of accident due to driving with unlocked bonnet Unlocked bonnet may open and block the vision when driving.

  • Page 179: Checking The Coolant Level

    Maintenance and care correctly. Do not press the bonnet down WARNING Risk of injury by moving to close it. components Close the bonnet from the middle position. Make sure both sides of the Even if the vehicle is turned off, some bonnet are fully locked.

  • Page 180: Topping Up The Windscreen Washer

    (→ Page 177). 3. If the coolant level is lower than the marked position , inspect or top up coolant at a smart Authorized Service Partner. Do not fill coolant over the marked posi- tion Topping up the windscreen washer system 2.

  • Page 181: Cleaning And Care

    Maintenance and care Notes on using high pressure car wash Cleaning and care Notes on cleaning the vehicle WARNING Risk of an accident when using a high pressure car washer with circular jet nozzles WARNING Risk of accident caused by reduced braking effect after clean- The water jet of a circular jet nozzle (dirt ing the vehicle...

  • Page 182: Notes On Paintwork/Matte Finish

    ● Never use paint cleaners, Matte finish buffing or polishing products, or gloss preservers such as wax. ● Have paint repair work carried out at a smart Authorized Service Partner. Paintwork Care (→ Page 181). These also Notes on cleaning the decorative film apply to decorative film.

  • Page 183: Notes On External Parts

    ► Be sure to switch off the wipers and Go to a smart Authorized Service the vehicle before cleaning the Partner to treat or repair the deco- windscreen or wiper blades.
  • Page 184 Maintenance and care Observe the following notes: Parts Cleaning and care Avoid damage to the vehicle. ● Never use acid wheel cleaner to remove the dust caused by braking. It may damage wheel bolts and brake components. Use water and acid-free wheel ●...

  • Page 185: Notes On Cleaning The Interior

    Maintenance and care Notes on cleaning the interior ► Never use any care or cleaning prod- ucts containing solvents to clean the WARNING Risk of injury from plastic cockpit. parts breaking off after the use of solvent-based care products WARNING Risk of injury or death from bleached seat belts Care and cleaning products containing solvents can cause surfaces in the cock-...

  • Page 186: Batteries

    12 V battery carried out at a smart Authorized Service Partner. For safety reasons, it is recommended that you only use the 12 V battery that has been tested and approved by smart for your vehicle. These 12 V batteries provide...

  • Page 187: Start Assist And Charging The 12 V

    Dispose of batteries in an ► Contact the smart Authorized Service environmentally responsible manner. Partner for start assist or charging the Take discharged batteries to a smart battery. Authorized Service Partner or a used Replacing the 12 V battery battery recycling point.

  • Page 188: Notes On The High Voltage

    Maintenance and care the state of charge is low, charge the Notes on the high voltage battery battery. WARNING Risk of vehicle damage and personnel injury from high volt- age system Explosive risk. ► Do not touch, move or disassemble the high voltage battery, orange high voltage cables or any compo- When disposing of power bat-...

  • Page 189: Fuses

    ► Vehicle damage. Fuse box in the front compartment. ► Fire. For the replacement of all fuses, it is Fuse box below the instrument panel recommended to have the required re- pairs carried out at a smart Authorized Service Partner.

  • Page 190: Technical Data

    Vehicle identification number (VIN) on the this manual apply to the vehicle base mod- right front seat cross membrane el without accessories, consult a smart Au- thorized Service Partner for details. Drive form The drive form depends on the trim lines, and this vehicle is available with either rear-wheel drive or four-wheel drive.

  • Page 191: Vehicle Identification Plate

    Vehicle identification number (VIN) can be E-motor serial number retrieved by a diagnostic scan tool through the diagnostic system interface. If needed, contact a smart Author- ized Service Partner. Vehicle identification plate The model and serial number of the front...

  • Page 192: Operating Fluids

    Please use smart authorized products. ► Please use smart authorized coolant. smart warranty does not include damage ► Observe notes in the smart operat- caused by using unauthorized products. ing fluid specification Notes on the brake fluid Observe the notes on operating fluid (→...

  • Page 193: Refrigerant

    Inappropriate windscreen washer fluid ► Only use smart authorized air condi- may damage plastic surface of outside tioning compressor oil. lighting. ► Never mix authorized air condition- ►...

  • Page 194: Vehicle Parameters

    Technical data Air conditioning compressor oil filling Vehicle parameters volume Vehicle dimensions Air conditioning Model compressor oil Heat pump 300 g Non-heat pump 150 g Without sport kit With sport kit Item Length 4270 mm 4300 mm Width (without the rear- 1822 mm view mirrors) Height (without the roof...

  • Page 195: Suspension System

    Technical data Passability Without sport kit With sport kit Item Approach 18.2° 16.1 ° angle Departure 30.5 ° 29.5 ° angle Maximum incline* 235 / 45 R19 Item Minimum No load Full load ground clearance 182 mm 160 mm ● At sea level *: Maximum incline test conditions are as follows: ●...

  • Page 196: Weight And Payload

    Technical data Weight and payload All wheel drive Item Rear wheel drive vehicles vehicles Kerb weight 1780 kg 1800 kg 1900 kg Maximum laden 2205 kg 2270 kg 2370 kg mass - total Maximum laden 956 kg 951 kg 1052 kg mass - front Maximum laden 1249 kg...

  • Page 197: E-Motor Specifications

    2 - 8 mm Replace the brake fluid regularly to guarantee the efficiency of the brake sys- tem. It is recommended to have the brake fluid replaced at a smart Authorized Service Partner. Reasonable service range of the brake friction sets...
  • Page 198 Technical data Specification Item Front wheel Rear wheel Rear wheel drive: 25 mm Minimum safety thickness 18 mm of the brake disc All wheel drive: 27 mm Rear wheel drive: 16.5 mm Standard thickness of the 15.5 mm brake pad* All wheel drive: 18 mm Rear wheel drive: 8.5 mm Minimum safety thickness...
  • Page 199 Technical data Seat specifications Front seat parameters Item Electric adjustment of Manual adjustment of front seats front seats Slide the seat forward by Slide the seat forward by Designed seat position 50 mm from its rear most 50 mm from its rear most position position 210 mm forward or 50 mm...
  • Page 200 Technical data Item Middle seat Outboard seats Fixed seat: can be put Fixed seat: can be put down forward down forward Range of adjustment of the Sliding seat: 26° forward Sliding seat: 26° forward seat backrest from the designed seat from the designed seat backrest angle and then backrest angle and then...
  • Page 201 Detailed publishing information Internet For more information about smart vehicle and smart Authorized Service Partner, visit the smart official website: https://smart.pronet.my Vehicle manufacturer Zhejiang Haoqing Automobile Manufactur- ing (Xi’an Branch) Co., Ltd. 666 Geely Avenue, Jingwei New Town, Economy and Technology Development Zone, Xi’an, Shanxi Province...
  • Page 202 Technical data...

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