Page 1: Byd Superior And Sincere Services
“Superiority in Diligence, Sincerity in Heart” from all BYD after-sales staff. We will always devote to providing a high level of after-sales services for BYD Auto users and their cars. It is firmly believed in the BYD Superior and Sincere Services brand that superiority and sincerity conduce to exquisite service skills, and high sense of responsibility and earnest conduce to sincere service attitude.
Page 2: Foreword
Foreword Thanks for choosing a BYD passenger vehicle. To help you operate and maintain the vehicle in an appropriate way, please read this manual carefully. Special instruction: BYD Auto Industry Co., Ltd. suggests that genuine spare parts be used for your vehicle and the vehicle be operated, maintained and repaired according to this manual.
Page 3 For detailed product usage instructions, please scan the following small program QR code: 202105 BYD Auto Company Limited All rights reserved. This manual may not be copied or reproduced in whole or in part without prior written permission of BYD Auto Company Limited.
Page 4: Overview Of Byd Qin Plus Dm-I Passenger Car
Overview of BYD Qin PLUS DM-i Passenger Car The Qin PLUS DM-i Hybrid is equipped with BYD's latest dual-mode system, which integrates the engine, electric motor and power battery, allowing users to experience EV/HEV drive modes and ECO/NORMAL/SPORT operating modes while taking into account key performance such as power, economy and NVH.
Page 5 Image index Search by illustration Safety Make sure to read through this section ... How to read various meters, warning lights, indicators, Dashboard and etc. Controller Opening and closing of doors and windows adjustment Operation before driving, and etc. Use and drive Necessary operations and suggestions while driving ...
Page 6: Table Of Contents
BYD Superior and Sincere Services ......... 1 2-1 Instrument Cluster ....48 Foreword ........2 Combination instrument ....48 Overview of BYD Qin PLUS DM-i Combination instrument view ..49 Passenger Car ......4 Indicator/warning lights....50 Safety Instruction of Indicators and warning lights ........
Page 7: Contents
Contents 7 Adaptive cruise control (if Use and drive installed) ........161 4-1 Instructions for Predictive emergency braking Charging/Discharging ....103 system (if installed) ..... 167 Charging instructions ....103 Traffic sign recognition (if installed) ........171 Charging methods ....... 109 High beam assist (if installed) ..
Page 8 8 Contents 5-3 Storage spaces ....221 Oil ..........253 Glove box ........221 Clear the cylinder ......253 Bill box ........221 Fuel filter ........253 Central storage box ..... 222 A/C system ........254 Cup holder ........222 Wiper blade .........
Page 9: Image Index
Image index 9 ■ Outside the vehicle Luggage lid ....................P67~700 Carrying luggage ....................P138 Sensor ......................... P195 Park assist system ..................... P195 Front hatch ......................P249 Cooling System ....................P251 Scrubber ......................P252 Braking system ....................P252 Front cabin fuse box ................... P260...
Page 10 10 Image index Car light ........................P246 Tire ........................P255 Anti-slip chains ....................P208 If the tyre leaks ....................P273 door .........................P66 Locking/unlocking operation ..................P66 Fuel filler cap ......................P136 External rearview mirror ..................P205 Manual folding exterior rearview mirror (when installed) ........P205 Electric folding of exterior rearview mirror ............P206 Charging port cover .....................P111...
Page 11 Image index 11 Dashboard Internal rearview mirror ..................P204 Manual adjustment of interior rearview mirror ........... P204 Wiper switch ......................P85 Combined dashboard ................... P48 Indicator/warning lights..................P50 Steering wheel ...................... P80 Steering wheel adjustment .................. P80 Steering wheel switch cluster ................P91...
Page 12 12 Image index Cruise control system (if equipped) ..............P159 Adaptive cruise control system (if equipped) ............. P161 Start/stop button ....................P71 Start function ....................... P71 Electronic Parking (EPB) ................... P150 Air conditioning button ..................P212 Multimedia button ....................P210 Shift control mechanism ..................
Page 13 Image index 13 ■ Inside the vehicle Luggage switch ...................... P69 Front left door switch group ................... P86 Power window switch ................... P86 Window lock button ....................P88 Central door lock switch ..................P88 Front hatch opening handle................. P249 Receipt box......................
Page 14 14 Image index Light switch ......................P81 Small lamp ......................P81 Low beam ......................P81 Rear fog light ......................P82 Overtaking light ....................P82 High beam ......................P82 Turn signal ......................P82 Row seat adjustment ..................... P75 Rear headrest ...................... P79 Front seat adjustment - electric adjustment (if equipped) ........
Page 15 Image index 15 Switch group Hazard warning lamp switch .................. 90 Lane departure warning(if installed) ..............P177 Blind spot detection system (if equipped) ............P179 Automatic Vehicle Holding (AVH) ............... P154 Central storage box ..................... P218 USB/charging port (if equipped) ................P226...
Page 17: Safety
Safety 1-1 Seat Belt ........ 18 Introduction to seat belt ....18 Use of seat belt ......19 1-2 Airbag ........22 Introduction to airbag system ..22 Driver and front passenger airbags .......... 23 Side curtain airbags (if equipped) .. 25 Seat side airbags (if equipped) ..
Page 18: Seat Belt
(See the Child Restraint System in this chapter) ● In case any seat belt is damaged or abnormal, contact a BYD authorized service store for confirmation and handling immediately; do not use the appropriate seat before confirmation.
Page 19: Use Of Seat Belt
NOTE ● In the case of functional abnormality or failure, contact a BYD authorized service store immediately; do not use the appropriate seat before normal operation. Use of seat belt Adjust the seat to a proper position and the backrest to a proper angle.
Page 20 20 1-1 Seat Belt Insert the latch into the buckle until you hear a “click”, pull the latch in the opposite direction to confirm it has been locked successfully. Take care not to twist the strap. Adjust the seat belt height adjuster (front) to a proper position for best comfort and protection.
Page 21 Do not remove, disassemble or modify the seat belt without permission. ● It is recommended to check the seat belt at a BYD authorized service store in any case of an accident. If the PSB is activated, be sure to replace the seat belt.
Page 22: Airbag
22 1-2 Airbag 1-2 Airbag Introduction to airbag system ■ The airbag system is a part of the supplemental restraint system (SRS), supplemental to seats and belts. In case of a severe collision accident with the system triggering condition met, the airbags will deploy rapidly to provide additional protection for the heads and chests of the driver and the passengers together with the seat belts to reduce casualties.
Page 23: Driver And Front Passenger Airbags
1-2 Airbag 23 Driver and front passenger airbags If your car is equipped with driver and front passenger airbags, when the airbag triggering conditions are met in a medium to severe frontal collision to the airbag system ECU in driving, the airbags will be deployed to protect the heads and chests of the driver and the front passenger so as to reduce injuries.
Page 24 After such deployment, there will be a smoke, which is the powder from the airbag surface. Although the powder is non-toxic, a passenger with a respiratory illness may still feel some temporary discomfort. It is recommended to contact a BYD authorized service store immediately in the following cases. The airbag is inflated.
Page 25: Side Curtain Airbags (If Equipped)
1-2 Airbag 25 Side curtain airbags (if equipped) If your car is equipped with side curtain airbags, they will be deployed to protect the heads of the driver and the passengers in a moderate to severe side collision to reduce injuries.
Page 26: Seat Side Airbags (If Equipped)
■ In the settings of ECU of BYD airbag system, the common misuses and road conditions in China have been fully taken into account. However, due to various causes and forms of collisions, please strictly follow the user manual and drive properly to avoid any misuse for your safety;...
Page 27 1-2 Airbag 27 Cases where the airbag may deploy The vehicle across a deep pit collides with the ground frontally. The vehicle collides with any bump or roadside stone. The vehicle collides with the ground frontally on a steep slope. The vehicle suffers lateral collision by another vehicle.
Page 28 28 1-2 Airbag Cases where the airbag may deploy The vehicle collides with a concrete pillar, tree, or other slender objects. The vehicle hits the lower rear part of a truck or van. The vehicle suffers rear another vehicle. -end collision by The vehicle overturns.
Page 29 1-2 Airbag 29 The vehicle collides with a wall or any other car non-frontally. part other than passenger compartment of the vehicle suffers a side impact. A side of the vehicle suffers an oblique collision. The vehicle hits a post on the side. BYDHA2H01021...
Page 30 30 1-2 Airbag WARNING ● The airbag is developed for the specific model; any changes in suspension, tire size, bumper, chassis and other original equipment may adversely affect the airbag system. Any part of the airbag system cannot be used in other models; otherwise it may cause system failure and injuries.
Page 31 After a collision, the airbag computer will be encrypted to protect the passengers from high-voltage risk although the airbag module is not triggered and the PSB is not locked; it is recommended to contact A BYD authorized service station for inspection.
Page 32: Child Restraint Device
32 1-3 Child Restraint Device 1-3 C hild Res trai nt D evic e Child restraint device ■ Please choose a suitable child restraint device based on the age and body size of your child. If your child is too big to use the child restraint device, he/she should sit in one rear seat and wear the seat belt.
Page 33: Installation Of Child Restraint Device
1-3 Child Restraint Device 33 Installation of child restraint device Installation of child restraint device with ISOFIX rigid anchor The rear outer seats are equipped with special anchorage levers. (The label showing anchorage position attached onto the seat). The rear outer seats are provided with anchor bases (for top tether).
Page 34 34 1-3 Child Restraint Device NOTE ● The anchorage lever is positioned on the rear slope of the seat cushion. WARNING ● When using a lower anchor, check that there are no foreign matters around the anchor and the seat belt is not stuck behind the child seat so that the child restraint device is fixed firmly.
Page 35 1-3 Child Restraint Device 35 WARNING ● Push/pull the child seat in different directions to ensure that it is securely installed. ■ If the driver seat interferes with the proper installation of the child restraint device, it shall be installed on the rear right seat. ■...
Page 36 36 1-3 Child Restraint Device UF = The seat is suitable for forward-facing universal child restraint systems certified under this mass group X = The seat is not suitable for the child restraint systems under this mass group Information on suitability of different ISOFIX positions for ISOFIX child restraint system: Seats (or other positions) For fixing...
Page 37: Dual Mode System Operation Modes
1-4 Overview of Operating Modes of Dual-Mode Systems 37 1-4 D ual Mode System Operation M odes Overview of dual-mode system operation modes "EV" - pure electric mode of operation. Battery ■ Exter nal power plug In the pure electric working mode, Inv er ter the power battery provides electric energy to drive the vehicle by the...
Page 38 38 1-4 Overview of Operating Modes of Dual-Mode Systems ● In HEV mode, the engine generates Battery power to charge the battery and Exter nal power plug drive the motor. Inv er ter Drive motor Engine Clutc h Generat or Final driv e BYDHA2H01030 ●...
Page 39: Switching The Operating Mode Of The Dual Mode System
1-4 Overview of Operating Modes of Dual-Mode Systems 39 ● Engine drive, drive motor does not Battery work. Exter nal power plug Inv er ter Drive motor Engine Clutc h Generat or Final driv e BYDHA2H01034 Switching the operating mode of the dual mode system EV-ECO: ■...
Page 40 40 1-4 Overview of Operating Modes of Dual-Mode Systems ■ In the HEV-ECO driving mode, the low speed of the whole vehicle is driven by the electric motor alone. If there is a large acceleration demand, the engine starts to participate in power generation;...
Page 41 In the event of a collision, wading in water or other situations that may cause damage to the high-voltage system, it is recommended that you go to an authorized BYD Auto service store as soon as possible to avoid the risk of electric shock.
Page 42 ■ If the starter iron battery fails, resulting in a complete depletion of power, even with 12V external power supply, the vehicle cannot be started crossover, it is recommended to contact an authorized BYD Auto service store. WARNING ● Always turn off the power system when leaving the vehicle.
Page 43 1-4 Overview of Operating Modes of Dual-Mode Systems 43 ■ If the vehicle cannot be repaired due to an accident or other reasons, it is recommended to consult an authorized BYD Auto service store. WARNING In case of an accident, follow the precautions below.
Page 44: Anti-Theft System
44 1-5 Anti-theft system 1-5 Anti-theft s ystem Anti-theft system In order to prevent your car from theft, -theft if any door is opened in anti mode, the system will send an alarm, and the turn signal lamp will flash. System settings Switch the power of vehicle to “OFF”...
Page 45 1-5 Anti-theft system 45 Anti-theft indicator ■ The power gear is in the “OFF” position, the four doors are locked, and the anti-theft indicator lights up for about 10s when the anti-theft is set. ■ The anti-theft indicator flashes slowly in anti-theft mode.
Page 46: Event Data Recorder (If Equipped)
46 1-6 Event data recorder (if equipped) 1-6 Event data rec order (if equi pped) Event data recorder (if equipped) The vehicle is equipped with an EDR for recording the key operating data before, during, and after a collision, as follows: Data name Data meaning Data usage...
Page 47: Dashboard
Dashboard 2-1 Instrument Cluster ....48 Combination instrument ....48 Combination instrument view ..49 Indicator/warning lights....50 Instruction of Indicators and warning lights ........ 52...
Page 48: Instrument Cluster
48 2-1 Instrument Cluster 2-1 Ins trument Cl uster Combination instrument ■ Dashboard status 1 BYDHA2H02001...
Page 49: Combination Instrument View
2-1 Instrument Cluster 49 Combination instrument view Average energy consumption of recent 50km Time Fuel gauge Power meter Total mileage Gear indicator Driving information Speedometer Battery indicator Ambient temperature...
Page 50: Indicator/Warning Lights
50 2-1 Instrument Cluster Indicator/warning lights Turn signal indicator Clearance lamp indicator Intelligent high/low beam Rear fog lamp indicator indicator (if equipped) High beam indicator Sport mode indicator ECO indicator light HEV indicator light EV indicator (green/blue) OK indicator light Cruise control indicator(if Main cruise indicator lamp (if equipped)
Page 51 2-1 Instrument Cluster 51 Intelligent key system warning Main warning indicator light light ABS fault warning lamp(if ESPOFF warning lamp equipped) Tire pressure warning lamp(if ESP fault warning lamp equipped) Engine fault warning light Drive power limit indicator(if (when equipped) equipped) Charging connection...
Page 52: Instruction Of Indicators And Warning Lights
This warning light illuminates when the brake fluid level is low or when the brake system is malfunctioning. In the event of any of the following situations, please park your vehicle in a safe place immediately, and it is recommended to contact a BYD authorized service shop.
Page 53 If the warning light remains illuminated, it is recommended that the vehicle be inspected by an authorized BYD service store as soon as possible. Drive carefully and avoid driving at full throttle and high speeds until the fault is identified by an authorized BYD service store.
Page 54 If both EPB and ABS fault warning lamps are on at the same time, please park the vehicle in a safe place immediately and contact a BYD authorized service station. When braking, ABS will not function and the vehicle is extremely unstable.
Page 55 When the tire pressure fault warning lamp remains on and one or more values on the tire pressure display interface of the dashboard are yellow, the corresponding tire is under-pressure. In case of any of the above situations, contact a BYD authorized service station as soon as possible for inspection.
Page 56 If the ABS, EPB, and ESP fault warning lamps are on at the same time, please park the vehicle in a safe place immediately and contact a BYD authorized service station. In this case, the vehicle will be extremely unstable and the ABS will not function when the brake is applied.
Page 57 Steering system fault warning light ■ If the steering system is faulty, the warning lamp will remain on. It is recommended to contact a BYD authorized service station for inspection. NOTE ● The motor reduces the force required to turn the steering wheel.
Page 58 After that, this light will be on again if the system is faulty. It is recommended to contact a BYD authorized service store as soon as possible to check the vehicle.
Page 59 Drive power limit warning lamp This warning light illuminates when the power battery is low and the motor power is limited, it is recommended to contact an authorized BYD service store as soon as possible. Main warning indicator light When the indicator is on, there is a fault message in the information display area.
Page 61: Controller Operation
Controller Operation 3-1 Key and Door ......62 Key ..........62 Lock/unlock the door ..... 66 Smart entry and start system ..71 Toddler lock ........74 3-2 Seat ........75 Front seat adjustment....75 Fold rear seats ......78 Headrest of the back row ....
Page 62: Key And Door
62 3-1 Key and Door 3-1 Key and D oor The key equipped with the vehicle can realize functions such as unlocking/locking the door and starting the vehicle. The keys include electronic smart key, Bluetooth key (when installed), NFC key (when installed) and mechanical key (hidden in the electronic smart key).
Page 63 To replace the battery, it is recommended to contact a BYD authorized service station. ■ If the electronic smart key is lost, it is recommended to contact a BYD authorized service station as soon as possible to avoid a theft or accident. ■...
Page 64 64 3-1 Key and Door CAUTION (continued) ■ Occupants wearing a cardiac pacemaker or defibrillator should stay away from the antennas of passive entry and passive start system, for electromagnetic waves can affect the normal use of such devices. Users of other electronic medical devices should also consult the manufacturer for information on using the device under the influence of electromagnetic waves.
Page 65 No. NOTE ● Be sure to store the number plate properly in a secure place. Do not place it in the vehicle. ● BYD recommends that you remember the key No. and store the number plate in a secure place.
Page 66: Lock/Unlock The Door
66 3-1 Key and Door Lock/unlock the door Locking and unlocking with mechanical key Locking and unlocking with mechanical Insert the key into the lock hole and turn it. ■ Unlock: Turn the key clockwise ■ Lock: Turn the key counterclockwise Locking/unlocking/vehicle locating with smart key ■...
Page 67 3-1 Key and Door 67 Unlocking: ■ Press "Unlock" button, all doors unlock at the same time, turn signal flashes 2 times. ■ If the power is on, the doors cannot be unlocked/unlocked with the "Unlock" or "Lock" button. ■ When all doors are unlocked with the electronic smart key, the interior lights may illuminate (when the DOOR switch on the multimedia interior lights is turned on) for 15s and then go out, even if the doors are not opened.
Page 68 68 3-1 Key and Door ● The micro switch will not lock when pressed when the vehicle power switch is not in "OFF" position. Unlocking ■ the whole vehicle is locked, please carry the effective smart key and slowly and firmly press the "micro switch"...
Page 69 3-1 Key and Door 69 WARNING ● To raise the windows via remote control, check that any body part of the passengers is not stuck or clamped for their safety. Open the luggage compartment cover inside the car When the whole car is unlocked, press the electric luggage cover button to open the luggage cover.
Page 70 70 3-1 Key and Door Luggage compartment lid closing handle You may use the handle to close the trunk lid. Locking and unlocking with Bluetooth key (if equipped) For details on how to control the vehicle car a Bluetooth key, see the electronic user manual.
Page 71: Smart Entry And Start System
3-1 Key and Door 71 Smart entry and start system Entry and start Carrying an electronic smart helps unlock or lock the doors and start the vehicle. Entry The doors can be unlocked and locked. For details, please refer to "Micro- opening/closing lock/unlock"...
Page 72 72 3-1 Key and Door Detection antenna position Configuration 1 Detection antenna in the vehicle Detection antennas above the left and right windows and outside vehicle Configuration 2 Detection antenna in the vehicle Detection antenna outside the vehicle Activation area The PEPS function becomes available only when a registered electronic smart key is carried in the activation area.
Page 73 3-1 Key and Door 73 ■ The exterior mirror light and interior light will automatically turn on/off depending on the presence of the smart key, door unlocking/unlocking, door opening/closing and the status of the power block. NOTE The PEPS may not work properly in the following cases: ●...
Page 74: Toddler Lock
Fluorescent desk lamp ■ If the PEPS is faulty and fails to work properly, it is recommended to bring all smart keys to a BYD authorized service station for maintenance. Toddler lock ■ To prevent the children sitting on the rear seats from accidentally opening the rear doors, this vehicle is equipped with toddler locks, one on each side of left and right rear doors.
Page 75: Seat
3-2 Seat 75 3-2 Seat Front seat adjustment All passengers in a running vehicle must maintain the seat backrest upward, their backs against the seat backrests, and fasten their seat belts properly. WARNING ● Do not drive the vehicle until all passengers are seated properly. ●...
Page 76 76 3-2 Seat Front seat adjustment - electric adjustment (if equipped) The electric adjustment of seats includes forward/backward adjustment, seat height, seat cushion angle, and backrest angle adjustment. Seat Location adjustment switch ■ Adjust the seats by moving the seat adjustment switch forward and backward.
Page 77 3-2 Seat 77 Front seat adjustment - manual adjustment (if equipped) P70 Adjust seat front and rear ■ Hold the middle of the adjusting handle pull upward, then release the adjusting handle after sliding seat forward backward to the desired position using slight body pressure.
Page 78: Fold Rear Seats
78 3-2 Seat ● Press the switch or the first time, and the seat heater will work at high temperature, and the two heating indicators will be on; ● When the switch is pressed for the second time after the switch is returned, the seat heating pad will work in low temperature, the first indicator light will be on and the second indicator light will be off.
Page 79: Headrest Of The Back Row
3-2 Seat 79 Headrest of the back row Pull up the headrest Pull up the headrest to the appropriate position along the headrest bar and release it when a lock sound is heard. Lower the headrest Press and hold the headrest height adjustment button to lower the headrest to the appropriate position, release the button, slightly pull up the headrest, and...
Page 80: Steering Wheel
80 3-3 Steering Wheel 3-3 Steering Wheel Steering wheel adjustment ■ adjust steering wheel angularly or axially, hold it and perform the following operations: ● Press down the steering wheel adjustment handle to adjust the steering wheel to the desired position, and return handle original position.
Page 81: Switches
3-4 Switches 81 3-4 Switc hes Lighting switch Turn the knob at the end of the light switch to the “ ” position, and all lights will be turned off except for DRL. Automatic lamp Turn the knob at the end of the light switch to the “...
Page 82 82 3-4 Switches Rear fog lamp Turn the knob at the end of the light switch to the “ ” position and the fog lamp knob to the “ ” position, and the rear fog lamps will be turned on. Overtaking lamp Lift up the light switch handle (towards the steering wheel), and the overtaking...
Page 83 3-4 Switches 83 ■ After the turn signal lamps are turned on, they will keep flashing even if being released. They will be turned off automatically after the cornering is completed. According to the drivers’ different operating habits, it is necessary to turn one circle to return to original position in some extreme cases.
Page 84 84 3-4 Switches Follow me home function ■ Follow me home: ● The user can enter the "Home Lighting Delay" setting interface through →Vehicle Settings→Lights and Atmosphere to set the time of Multimedia follow me home (home lighting), the default time is 10s, and the combination switch light is set to "...
Page 85: Wiper Switch
3-4 Switches 85 Wiper switch Front windshield wiper and washer ■ The control lever is used to control the windshield wiper and washer. The lever can be switched in the following five modes: ● : High speed mode △: Low speed mode ●...
Page 86: Front Left Door Switch Group
86 3-4 Switches Front windshield wiper and washer ■ To wash the front windshield, pull the wiper lever back (near the steering wheel) keep washer spraying water while the wipers operate. ■ Release the lever, and the washer will stop spraying and the wiper will wipe for 2 cycles and then stop.
Page 87 3-4 Switches 87 Anti-pinch function (when equipped) If a person or object is pinched during the glass operation, the glass will stop and drop to a certain distance automatically. NOTE ● Do not intentionally pinch a part of your body to test the anti-pinch function. ●...
Page 88 88 3-4 Switches Window lock button ■ Pressing the "Window Lock" button allows the driver to control all four doors and the rear passenger side lift switch function is turned off and its indicator light is extinguished. Central door lock switch The driver's side door is equipped with a power door lock switch.
Page 89: Passenger Window Control Switch
3-4 Switches 89 Exterior rearview mirror adjustment switch Exterior rearview mirror button ■ Left exterior rearview mirror. ■ Right exterior rearview mirror Side mirror adjustment button Press this button to properly adjust the exterior rearview mirror. Electric exterior rearview mirror folding switch (if equipped) Press this button to fold both left and right exterior rearview mirrors at the same time.
Page 90: Emergency Warning Lamp Switch
90 3-4 Switches Emergency warning lamp switch Press the emergency warning lamp switch, and it will be reset by itself, all turn signal lamps will flash, and the turn signal indicator on the dashboard and the indicator on the emergency warning lamp switch will also flash synchronously.
Page 91: Steering Wheel Switch Group (If Equipped)
3-4 Switches 91 Steering wheel switch group (if equipped) Left button Configuration 1 BYDHA2H03043...
Page 92 92 3-4 Switches Cruise switch ■ Turns the cruise control on or off. ■ Toggle the lever up to add 2km/h to the target speed. ■ Toggle down to reduce the target speed by 2km/h. Reset ■ Activate the ACC and call the previous system settings. Settings ■...
Page 93 3-4 Switches 93 Configuration 2 BYDHA2H03044 Cruise switch ■ Turns the cruise control (ACC) system on or off. +/ Reset ■ Activate the ACC and call the previous system settings. -/Settings ■ Set the current speed as the target cruise speed. Vehicle distance- ■...
Page 94 94 3-4 Switches NOTE ● When the power gear of the vehicle is in the "ACC" and "ON" position, the following buttons can be used. ● See Adaptive Cruise Control (when equipped) in the chapter on using and driving for more information on using the cruise function. Rotate button ■...
Page 95 3-4 Switches 95 Left/Right button Multi-media ■ In radio mode: Press and hold  to automatically search for the previous channel with ● strong signal. (Decrease the frequency) Press  once to select the pre-saved channel upward. ● ● Press and hold  to automatically search for the next channel with strong signal.
Page 96 96 3-4 Switches Voice Recognition ■ Press this button to switch over the multimedia display screen to voice recognition page and realize the voice function. Meter/Back ■ Press this button in non-menu mode to pop up the instrument menu. ■ Press this button in menu mode to return to the upper level interface, or exit the menu if no upper level interface is available.
Page 97 3-4 Switches 97 Horn button ■ Press the horn button area, the horn will sound, when you let go, the horn will stop sounding. CAUTION ● Do not press the Horn button for a long time, which may easily cause damage to the horn.
Page 98: Sunroof Switch (If Equipped)
98 3-4 Switches Sunroof switch (if equipped) With the power supply in “ON” position, the sunroof can be operated. One-touch operation: ■ Press , and the sunroof will be closed. ■ Press , and the sunroof will move upwards for ventilation; press it again, and the sunroof will be opened.
Page 99: Interior Lamp Switch
3-4 Switches 99 Interior lamp switch Front interior switch Rear interior lamp switch ■ Press the front/rear reading light switch, the front/rear interior reading light will be lit on high. ■ Press the front/rear reading light switch again to turn off the front/rear indoor reading light.
Page 101: Use And Drive
Use and drive 4-1 Instructions for Charging/Discharging ....103 Charging instructions ....103 Charging methods ....... 109 Controlling of electronic lock of charger port ......... 119 Power balance function ....121 Discharging device (if equipped) . 123 4-2 Battery pack ......128 Traction battery ......
Page 102 Use and drive 4-5 Driver Assistance Functions ........159 Cruise control system (if installed) ........159 Adaptive cruise control (if installed) ........161 Predictive emergency braking system (if installed) ..... 167 Traffic sign recognition (if installed) ........171 High beam assist (if installed) ..172 Intelligent cruise control (if installed) ........
Page 103: Instructions For Charging/Discharging
When charging, if you find any abnormalities in the vehicle or charging equipment, such as odor, smoke, etc., please stop charging immediately and suggest contacting BYD Auto authorized service store. ■ When charging, to avoid damage to the vehicle, please do not shake the charging gun, which may damage the vehicle charging port.
Page 104 ■ When the external power grid is powered off for a short time and powered again, BYD charging equipment will automatically restart charging without reconnecting the charging equipment. ■ If the charging port cover or charging gun freezes due to weather, please do not open the charging port cover or pull the gun by force.
Page 105 4-1 Instructions for Charging/Discharging 105 ● When charging, the combined dashboard will prompt the estimated remaining full charging time. For different temperature, power, and charging facilities, the deviation in the remaining full charging time is normal. ● The battery cooling startup, compressors, fans, and other components working on demand, and the noisy front hatch are normal during charging.
Page 106 106 4-1 Instructions for Charging/Discharging Charging method ■ The following charging methods are available for this vehicle. Portable AC charging AC Charging Station Charging DC charging pile charging (when fitted) Smart charging (AC charging only) Charging mode ■ Smart charging (AC charging only): The vehicle is charged regularly according to the charging time set by the user.
Page 107 BYD Auto service store. Allow the power battery to heat up or cool Power battery down before charging, place the vehicle in a temperature is lower suitable temperature environment, and wait...
Page 108 Check that the charging pile or the vehicle is Vehicle or charging faulty. It is recommended to contact a BYD pile faulty authorized service station.
Page 109: Charging Methods
4-1 Instructions for Charging/Discharging 109 Charging methods ■ Inspection before charging: ● Check that the power supply equipment, charging guns/ports, and any charging connection device are free of abnormal conditions such as cable wear, port rust, shell rupture, or foreign objects in the ports. ●...
Page 110 110 4-1 Instructions for Charging/Discharging NOTE ● It is recommended to contact BYD authorized service store to select the appropriate power supply according to the requirements of charging equipment. ● Charging equipment grounding instructions: The equipment must be well grounded. If the charging equipment fails or is damaged, the grounding wire can provide the minimum impedance circuit discharging, so as to reduce the risk of electric shock.
Page 111 4-1 Instructions for Charging/Discharging 111 Operational guideline of charging ■ Unlock the vehicle, and open the charging port cover: ■ Open the charging port cover. ● Unlock the vehicle, press the charging port cover and it will open automatically. ■ Open the protective cover of the charging port.
Page 112 112 4-1 Instructions for Charging/Discharging ■ During charging, the instrument cluster displays relevant charging parameters and the charging picture. ● At this time, user can schedule charging through multimedia settings. For the setting process, please refer to the “Smart Charging” function setting in this chapter.
Page 113 4-1 Instructions for Charging/Discharging 113 ■ Disconnect the power plug: ■ Close the vehicle charging port cover. ■ Place the charger in the luggage compartment or in the mesh pocket. Charging at the AC charger Equipment descriptions ■ Single-phase charging (when equipped) ●...
Page 114 ● BYD three-phase AC charging pile can also be used to charge the vehicle. For the use of charging equipment, please refer to its user manual or follow its guiding steps.
Page 115 4-1 Instructions for Charging/Discharging 115 ● At this time, user can schedule charging through multimedia settings. For the setting process, please refer to the “Smart Charging” function setting in this chapter. Operational guideline for stopping charging ■ End charging: ● The charging equipment is set to end in advance or the vehicle automatically ends charging when it is fully charged.
Page 116 116 4-1 Instructions for Charging/Discharging DC charging pile charging (when fitted) Equipment descriptions ● Use a DC charging post in a public place to charge your vehicle. DC charging posts are usually installed at specific charging stations. ● Charging time: Please refer to the charging time reminder on the instrument cluster.
Page 117 4-1 Instructions for Charging/Discharging 117 CAUTION ● After charging, if the charging gun cannot be pulled out, please contact the customer service staff of the charging stations in time. ● For specific notes on charging, please refer to charging instructions. ●...
Page 118 ● The smart charging function is only for the AC charging pile distributed by BYD. If it needs to be applied to public charging facilities, please make sure that the facilities can support vehicle end appointment.
Page 119: Controlling Of Electronic Lock Of Charger Port
● The smart charging (including scheduled charging) function is only developed for the AC slow charging equipment distributed by BYD. Owners should turn off this function when using non-BYD certified AC slow charging equipment, otherwise, the charging equipment may not respond, resulting in the inability to make a reservation or charge immediately, causing the vehicle to lose power and the battery to run low.
Page 120 120 4-1 Instructions for Charging/Discharging Setting status of Can the Four-door anti- “electric lock Is the vehicle charging gun theft lock status anti-theft working fully charged? of the vehicle mode” disconnected? Vehicle is fully You can charged Smart Lock Vehicle is not You cannot fully charged Smart...
Page 121: Power Balance Function
The charging port cover latch must be operated in the locked state of the vehicle to be effective. ● If the above functions are abnormal or invalid, it is recommended to contact BYD authorized service store. Power balance function ■...
Page 122 122 4-1 Instructions for Charging/Discharging ■ For short distance driving, urban low speed or congested road conditions, it is recommended to set the SOC balance point to the lowest level to better utilize the economy and comfort of the whole vehicle. ■...
Page 123: Discharging Device (If Equipped)
4-1 Instructions for Charging/Discharging 123 Throttle power function The throttle power function is designed to meet the user's demand for high-power power generation while taking into account the NVH effect of the whole vehicle. Operation method: ■ When the vehicle is in P position, switch to HEV mode (ECO/NORMAL/SPORT can be used), and step on the accelerator can trigger the function of stepping on the accelerator to generate electricity.
Page 124 124 4-1 Instructions for Charging/Discharging CAUTION ● For the notes for the use of discharging connection device, please refer to Article 3 notes for charging equipment in notes on charging. ● Before VTOL discharging, make sure the load is off. ●...
Page 125 4-1 Instructions for Charging/Discharging 125 VTOL external discharge method (when equipped) Equipment descriptions ■ Vehicle-to-load discharge connection device (VTOL): This device consists of a discharge gun, power strips, cables discharge gun protective cover. Operational guideline discharging ■ Before discharging, the vehicle is in the anti-theft state.
Page 126 126 4-1 Instructions for Charging/Discharging ■ Start discharging: ● Press the switch on the discharge socket and wait for a few seconds, then the socket indicator light will be on (red), indicating that the socket is ready for use. ● After discharging connection...
Page 127 4-1 Instructions for Charging/Discharging 127 Operational guideline for stopping discharging ■ End discharging: ● Press the switch on the lower power socket. ● In case of emergency, proceed directly to the next step (not recommended). ■ Disconnect the discharging connection device: ●...
Page 128: Battery Pack
When you find that the pure electric mileage of your car has decreased, you can go to an authorized BYD Auto service store for inspection. The store inspection will confirm whether the decrease in electric mileage is a normal attenuation.
Page 129 When a new energy vehicle meets the scrapping requirements, it is recommended to follow the process below: Send the vehicle to the BYD service outlet, and BYD will evaluate the residual value of power battery. Send the evaluated vehicle to the enterprise engaged in recycling and disassembly of scrapped vehicles for removal of the power batteries.
Page 130: Battery (Starter Iron Battery)
If the waste battery is handed over to other organizations or individuals and disassembled/dismantled, the resulting environmental pollution or safety accidents shall be born by the owner. Battery (starter iron battery) ■ The battery used in this car is BYD self-developed lithium iron phosphate battery, referred to as the starter iron battery.
Page 131 4-2 Battery pack 131 Front compartment fire activation: ■ When vehicle cannot powered up by the micro activation call, the vehicle can be started by using other 12V battery power via two special cables for hitching. ignition operation can only be done through the special connector of the front compartment...
Page 132 The vehicle has smart charging function, so there is no need to disconnect the negative terminal of the starter iron battery when it is parked for a long time. BYD Auto App Smart Charging Function When the starter iron battery is at high risk of losing power, the vehicle will send you charging reminders or starter engine recharge requests through the Mobile phone app.
Page 133: Main Points On Use
4-4 Starting and driving 133 4-3 M ain points on use Running-in period ■ If the power train is difficult to start or stop frequently, check the vehicle immediately. ■ If there is an abnormal sound from the power train, park the vehicle for inspection. ■...
Page 134: Trailer Towing
134 4-3 Main points on use If the tray is sunken inward or the tray at the bottom of the battery pack cuts the lower surface of the tray, it is recommended to go to BYD authorized service station for inspection.
Page 135: Fuel
4-4 Starting and driving 135 ■ BYD Auto does not provide the warranty for any damage or fault due to towing a trailer for commercial purposes. NOTE ● When towing the trailer, do not exceed the maximum rated weight of the towing hook, otherwise an accident may be caused, resulting in serious personal injury.
Page 136 136 4-3 Main points on use Filling Fuel Since the fuel filler cap is located on the left side of the vehicle, park this side near the fuel pump. 1. Open the fuel filler cap. ■ When the vehicle is unlocked, press the filler cap to open the filler cap.
Page 137: How To Save The Fuel And Extend The Service Life Of The Vehicle
4-4 Starting and driving 137 CAUTION ● Stop refueling after the fuel nozzle automatically "clicks" off. Do not attempt to overfill the fuel tank, allow room for fuel to expand as the temperature changes. ● Do not refuel and charge at the same time, do not refuel while the charging cable is plugged in and keep a safe distance from flammable materials, otherwise there is a risk of damage to the equipment and injury to personnel if the charging cable is not plugged in as required, for example due to burning fuel.
Page 138: Carrying Luggage
138 4-3 Main points on use brake wear. ● Avoid roads with heavy traffic or traffic jams whenever possible. ● Take your foot off the brake pedal when the vehicle is moving and there is no need to brake. Keep your foot off the brake pedal as this causes premature wear, overheating and consumes a lot of fuel.
Page 139 4-4 Starting and driving 139 WARNING ● Overloading and improper loading can affect the maneuverability and stability of the vehicle and result in a collision. ● Please follow the total load limit and other loading guidelines in the manual. ● In order to prevent disturbing the normal operations of the vehicle, do not carry any strongly magnetic items on the vehicle.
Page 140: Fire Hazard Prevention
Smoking is not only harmful to health, but also may cause a fire. If the cigarette butt is not completely extinguished, it may cause a fire. ■ Regularly contact BYD Auto authorized service store for inspection. ● Regularly check the engine compartment for oil leakage, and promptly clean the engine of grease, oil and dirt.
Page 141: Danger Of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
● Call the 119 fire alarm and contact the authorized BYD service store at the same time. ■...
Page 142: Preventing Vehicle Water Ingress During Rainy Season Flooding
142 4-3 Main points on use WARNING ■ Carbon monoxide gas is toxic and inhalation of the gas can cause unconsciousness or even be life-threatening. Avoid any enclosed environment or activity that could cause carbon monoxide poisoning. ■ High concentrations of carbon monoxide gas can quickly concentrate in enclosed areas, such as in a garage, and do not start the engine while the garage door is closed.
Page 143 BYD Auto authorized service store for proper inspection and treatment; it is strictly prohibited to drive on the road where the water exceeds half of the tires.
Page 144: Starting And Driving
144 4-4 Starting and driving 4-4 Starting and dri vi ng Starting the vehicle Normal starting method. ■ Carry a valid smart key, press the "Start/Stop” button while stepping on the brake pedal Start/ When the "OK" indicator light on the Stop meter lights up, it means that the vehicle has reached a driving state.
Page 145: Driving The Vehicle
4-4 Starting and driving 145 ■ Set the gear position to "P" . ■ The power block is in the "OFF" position. ■ The electronic smart key is in the vehicle. ■ Press and hold the start button for more than 15s to start the vehicle. Driving the vehicle ■...
Page 146 Before driving for a long distance, it is recommended to perform a safety inspection of the vehicle to ensure the driving safety and bring more driving pleasure. Alternatively, the safety inspection can be entrusted to a BYD authorized service station. Vehicle exterior ■...
Page 147 4-4 Starting and driving 147 Vehicle interior ■ Seat belt: Check if the buckle can be fastened firmly. Make sure that the seat belt is free of wear or scratch. ■ Combination instrument: In particular, make sure that the maintenance indicator lamp, instrument light and defroster work normally.
Page 148: Remote Start (If Designed)
148 4-4 Starting and driving Remote start (if designed) ■ Press and hold the smart key "remote start/stop" button to start the vehicle (in EV mode after normal remote start, it can start the engine in low battery, the turn signal flashes 3 times after the start is successful.
Page 149: Gearshift Mechanism
4-4 Starting and driving 149 Gearshift mechanism ■ The transmission gears are marked on the gearshift lever. ■ The "P" gear is the parking gear. Pressing this button illuminates the parking indicator on the button and brings the vehicle to park. Engage the “P”...
Page 150: Epb
150 4-4 Starting and driving WARNING ● If the motor is running and the gear is in "R" or "D", make to stop the vehicle by pressing the brake pedal, because even at idle, the transmission can still transmit power and the vehicle may move slowly. ●...
Page 151 4-4 Starting and driving 151 CAUTION ● When it flashes, it means that the EPB is working. If you are on a slope, do not release the brake pedal to avoid the risk of rolling, and release the brake pedal after the light stays on.
Page 152 152 4-4 Starting and driving Manual release of EPB ■ When the vehicle is in the "ON" gear and the gear is not in the "P" gear (parking gear), continue to depress the brake pedal and press the EPB switch until the indicator light on the instrument goes out, which means that the electronic parking has been released, and there is a text prompt "electronic parking has been released".
Page 153 3s. If EPB can be released, please drive to the nearest service station as soon as possible for inspection of the brake pedal switch signal and related parts and lines; if EPB still cannot be released, it is recommended to contact a BYD authorized service station immediately. Emergency brake function ■...
Page 154: Auto Hold (Avh)
When the vehicle is powered on, the EPB system performs a self-test and the indicator light on the dashboard lights up for a few seconds and then goes off. In this case, it is recommended to contact a BYD authorized service station immediately. Working sound of EPB ■...
Page 155 4-4 Starting and driving 155 CAUTION ● Pressing the gas pedal, shifting to P or pulling up the EPB will exit the auto park state and return to the auto park standby state; the auto park standby state will also exit the auto park state if the conditions are not met. ●...
Page 156 156 4-4 Starting and driving Conditions for automatic parking function operation (satisfied both) ■ The AVH function is on standby basis. ■ vehicle in the driving gear is stopped by depressing the brake pedal. ● The automatic parking function is activated, the vehicle brake light and high brake light are illuminated, and the AVH indicator light turns green.
Page 157: Precautions For Driving
4-4 Starting and driving 157 Precautions for driving ■ Drive slowly in a headwind to control the vehicle. ■ Keep a lower speed and maintain a correct angle as much as possible when driving over curbs. Avoid driving on objects with high and sharp edges or other road obstacles, otherwise it will cause serious damage to the tires.
Page 158 Some deicing agents or glycerin can be sprayed into the door lock hole to prevent freezing. Use the washer fluid containing antifreeze. ■ This product is available in BYD authorized service station and all auto parts stores. ■ The mixing ratio of water and antifreeze should be in accordance with the instructions of the manufacturer.
Page 159: Driver Assistance Functions
4-5 Driver Assistance Functions 159 4-5 Dri ver Assistance Functi ons Cruise control system (if installed) With the cruise control system (CCS), you can drive at the preset speed higher than 40km/h without depressing the accelerator pedal. CCS can be activated in case of driving on a straight unobstructed highway.
Page 160 160 4-5 Driver Assistance Functions WARNING ● In case that CCS is enabled incorrectly, a collision may be caused. ● CCS can only be activated in good weather or during driving on an unobstructed highway. NOTE ● When the vehicle is started and kept in the idling state, the CCS setting interface can be entered, but the speed cannot be set.
Page 161: Adaptive Cruise Control (If Installed)
4-5 Driver Assistance Functions 161 Adaptive cruise control (if installed) ■ The adaptive cruise control (ACC) is a system developed based on the traditional cruise control system and equipped with a radar to detect the distance and speed of the vehicle ahead relative to your vehicle for active control of the speed to achieve adaptive cruise control.
Page 162 162 4-5 Driver Assistance Functions ACC activation conditions ■ EPB is released. ■ The driving( D) gear is engaged. ■ The vehicle doesn’t slip backward. ■ The four doors of the vehicle are closed. ■ The driver seat belt is fastened. ■...
Page 163 4-5 Driver Assistance Functions 163 ■ If the ACC function is activated, the vehicle speed can be set within range of 30~150km/h (20~95mph) by rolling the wheel. Roll the wheel up/down , the target speed can be increased/decreased by 5. In the same ignition cycle, when ACC is standby, the system can memorize the last set speed.
Page 164 164 4-5 Driver Assistance Functions Precautions ■ ACC is not a safety system, obstacle detector or collision warning system, but a comfort system, therefore, the driver must always keep control of the vehicle and be fully responsible for the vehicle. ■...
Page 165 (such as pedestrians) right ahead. ■ The radar sensor may be affected by vibration or collision, resulting in a decline in the system performance. It is recommended to contact the BYD authorized service station. ■...
Page 166 Do not use ACC during driving on roads with poor visibility, ramps and curves, or on slippery roads (such as icy, snowy, wet or flooded roads). ■ Be sure to go to a BYD authorized service station for professional calibration and confirmation of the mid-range radar under any of the following conditions: ●...
Page 167: Predictive Emergency Braking System (If Installed)
4-5 Driver Assistance Functions 167 Predictive emergency braking system (if installed) The predictive emergency braking system includes predictive collision warning (PCW) and autonomous emergency braking (AEB). The system detects the vehicles and pedestrians ahead with the radar and multifunctional video controller. If the system judges that there is a risk of frontal collision with the vehicle or pedestrian ahead, it will issue an audible and visual alarm to urge the driver to take avoidance measures and increase the potential brake pressure to provide the driver with sufficient reaction time.
Page 168 168 4-5 Driver Assistance Functions ■ If the driver has taken the braking measure in the event of an emergency, but the braking force is insufficient, the braking system will provide the remaining braking force to achieve the optimal target braking force, avoiding or reducing the impact caused by the collision.
Page 169 4-5 Driver Assistance Functions 169 ■ Do not excessively rely on the predictive emergency braking system, otherwise an accident may occur, causing serious injury or even death. The system is only an auxiliary tool, therefore, the driver should be responsible for maintaining a proper distance from the vehicle ahead and controlling the speed.
Page 170 ● Small spare tires or emergency tire repair tools are used. ■ Be sure to go to a BYD authorized service station for professional calibration of the mid-range radar under any of the following conditions: ● The mid-range radar or multifunctional video controller is removed.
Page 171: Traffic Sign Recognition (If Installed)
4-5 Driver Assistance Functions 171 Traffic sign recognition (if installed) The traffic sign recognition (TSR) recognizes the road speed limit signs through the multifunctional video controller, and the speed limit reminder icon lights up on the instrument to remind the driver to control the speed within a reasonable range. Methods for use ■...
Page 172: High Beam Assist (If Installed)
■ When the vehicle is involved in a collision or the camera sensor is reassembled, it is recommended to contact an authorized BYD Auto service store to calibrate the sensor to avoid affecting the performance of the system. High beam assist (if installed)
Page 173: Intelligent Cruise Control (If Installed)
■ In case of collisions or removal and refitting of the sensor, it is recommended to contact a BYD authorized service station for calibration of the sensor to avoid affecting the performance of the system. Intelligent cruise control (if installed)
Page 174 174 4-5 Driver Assistance Functions If the lane lines on the left and right sides of your vehicle exist and are recognizable: ● your vehicle will be maintained in the center of the lane no matter whether there is a vehicle ahead. If the vehicle travels from a road with clear lane lines to a road with unclear or no lane lines: ●...
Page 175: Lane Keeping Assist System (If Equipped)
4-5 Driver Assistance Functions 175 Lane keeping assist system (if equipped) LKS detects the front lane line through the camera sensor on the front windshield. At a speed higher than 60km/h, the system controls the steering system to keep the vehicle traveling on the current lane, reducing the steering burden of the driver and improving the driving comfort.
Page 176 176 4-5 Driver Assistance Functions Precautions ■ LKS cannot achieve automatic driving. It can assist but cannot replace the driver. Improper use or negligence may cause traffic accidents and even serious personal injury. Therefore, the driver should still concentrate on observing the road and traffic conditions, always hold the steering wheel with both hands, get ready to implement steering at any time.
Page 177: Lane Departure Warning(If Installed)
4-5 Driver Assistance Functions 177 Lane departure warning(if installed) Lane departure warning includes lane departure warning and lane correction function, which detects the lane line ahead by multi-functional video controller, and when the speed is greater than 60km/h and the driver unconsciously deviates from the lane, the system draws the driver's attention through alarm (visual, tactile, auditory) and assists the driver to correct the vehicle and keep the vehicle in the lane.
Page 178 178 4-5 Driver Assistance Functions Lane line Grey Lane lines not recognized when the function is enabled. Green Lane lines recognized when the function is enabled. When the function is enabled, the vehicle deviates when the driver doesn’t change the lane actively. The vehicle will then alert the driver according to the driver's settings and assist the driver in correcting the vehicle.
Page 179: Blind Spot Detection (If Installed)
When the field of view returns to the normal state, the function will be recovered. In case of a function recovery failure, please contact BYD authorized service station for treatment. ● It is recommended to disable the LDW function under any of the following conditions: ●...
Page 180 180 4-5 Driver Assistance Functions Blind spot monitoring When the radar sensor detects a vehicle in the blind area of the exterior rearview mirror of your vehicle during driving (at a speed higher than 30km/h), the alarm lamp on the exterior rearview mirror on the corresponding side will light up.
Page 181 Driving inn bad weather, e.g. on rainy or snowy days. ■ The calibration of the BSD radar sensor may be affected by vibration or collision, resulting in a decline in the system performance. In this case, it is recommended to contact a BYD authorized service station for treatment.
Page 182: Acoustic Vehicle Alerting System (Avas)
182 4-5 Driver Assistance Functions Acoustic vehicle alerting system (AVAS) acoustic vehicle alerting system(AVAS) issues an acoustic warning to the pedestrians near the vehicle during driving at a low speed. ■ AVAS will issue a proper acoustic warning to the pedestrians during driving at a low speed.
Page 183 20km/h in "D" gear (maximum volume at this time) to verify the sound effect. If you confirm that the acoustic warning isn’t heard, it is recommended to contact a BYD authorized service station.
Page 184: Tire Pressure Monitoring
184 4-5 Driver Assistance Functions Tire pressure monitoring Direct tire pressure monitoring system (If installed) ■ The direct tire pressure monitoring system is an auxiliary system that monitors the tire pressure in a real-time manner to improve the driving safety and comfort of the vehicle and reduce the accelerated wear of the tires and the increase in vehicle energy consumption due to an insufficient air pressure.
Page 185 If the tire pressure monitoring module is installed incorrectly, the air tightness of the tire will be affected. In case of installation and replacement, it is recommended to ask the professional technicians from a BYD authorized service station to install the tire pressure monitoring module according to the installation instructions.
Page 186 NOTE ● TPMS is developed for the matching of BYD original tires. It is recommended to use the BYD original tires, otherwise there will be a risk of system failure alarm or performance abnormality. ● When the vehicle is set in the “OK” mode, the system will perform a function test.
Page 187 4-5 Driver Assistance Functions 187 WARNING Different tire pressure or tire underpressure may lead to tire failure, loss of control of the vehicle, causing serious personal injuries or deaths. ● Different tire pressure or tire underpressure may increase the tire wear, reduce the driving stability and extend the braking distance.
Page 188 60s and then light up, "Please check tire pressure monitoring system" text display and buzzer alarm once. In this case, TPMS is faulty, and the driver should promptly drive the vehicle to a BYD authorized service station for troubleshooting.
Page 189: Around View Monitor System (If Installed)
4-5 Driver Assistance Functions 189 Around view monitor system (if installed) Click “AVMS” multimedia Please pay attention to the homepage, or click the AVMS button on perimeter safety of the vehicle the steering wheel to enter the AVMS interface as shown in the figure: ■...
Page 190 190 4-5 Driver Assistance Functions CAUTION ● The system is designed with a wide-angle fisheye camera, therefore, there may be a certain difference in the display effect between the object on the display screen and the actual object. ● The panoramic camera system is only used as a parking/travel aid. It is not safe to park or drive with this system alone because there are blind spots in the front and rear of the vehicle.
Page 191 4-5 Driver Assistance Functions 191 Around view monitor system open ■ When the power supply of the vehicle is set in the “OK” mode and the gearshift lever isn’t put in the R (reverse) gear, press the “ ” button on the steering wheel. In this case, AVMS is started.
Page 192: Reversing Camera System
192 4-5 Driver Assistance Functions Reversing camera system As a reversing assist system, the radar performance analyzer (RPA) assists the driver in reversing the vehicle through real-time display of images of the objects behind your vehicle. Use of RPA ■ When the power gear is in "OK", Please pay attention to the perimeter safety of the vehicle...
Page 193 In case of a rear-end collision or an impact with an obstacle, the position and installation angle of the camera will be changed. It is recommended to contact a BYD authorized service station to check the position and installation angle of the camera.
Page 194 194 4-5 Driver Assistance Functions CAUTION ■ It may be difficult to see the image on the screen clearly even if the system functions normally under any of the following conditions: ● In the dark (like night) ● Extremely high or low temperature near the lens ●...
Page 195: Park Assist System
4-5 Driver Assistance Functions 195 Park assist system In case of longitudinal parking or movement into the carport, the sensor can measure the distance between the vehicle and the obstacle, and communicate it through the multimedia display screen and speaker. When using the system, be sure to pay attention to the surrounding space.
Page 196 196 4-5 Driver Assistance Functions Sensor Rating Angle sensor display example Speaker Fast Continuous Detection level and approximate distance between the vehicle and the obstacle Rating Right front angle 60~30cm 30~0cm sensor Left front angle 60~30cm 30~0cm sensor Left rear angle 60~30cm 30~0cm sensor...
Page 197 4-5 Driver Assistance Functions 197 CAUTION ● The sensor may not be able to detect the obstacle that is particularly close to the vehicle. ● Depending on the shape of the obstacle, etc., the detection range of the sensor may vary. Detection information of the sensor ■...
Page 198: Driving Safety System
198 4-5 Driver Assistance Functions ● Cotton, snow and other materials that absorb radio waves. ● Objects with sharp edges and corners. ● Low obstacles. ● Tall obstacles with their upper part extending toward your vehicle. Driving safety system In order to improve the driving safety of the vehicle, the following driving safety systems will work automatically according to various driving conditions.
Page 199 4-5 Driver Assistance Functions 199 WARNING ■ TCS may not work effectively in the following situations. ● When driving on slippery surfaces, even if the TCS system is working properly, it may not be able to control direction and achieve power requirements.
Page 200 200 4-5 Driver Assistance Functions ● → The user can turn the Comfort Stop function on or off via Multimedia Vehicle Settings → Driving Comfort Adjustment → Comfort Stop. ● When the Comfort Stop function is triggered, the braking distance may increase slightly by 2~5cm, so please increase the distance from the car in front or the obstacle in front before stopping.
Page 201 If the vehicle has a mix of different tires, the ABS and ESP systems will not work properly. ● For details of replacement of tires or wheels, it is recommended to contact a BYD authorized service station. ■ Handling of tires and suspensions ●...
Page 202 202 4-5 Driver Assistance Functions ABS (anti-lock braking system) ■ The hydraulic system of the ABS drive brake separate circuits. Each circuit operates in a Front diagonal direction across the vehicle (left front brake connected to right rear brake, etc.). If a circuit fails, two wheels can still be braked.
Page 203 If the ABS fault warning light remains illuminated while the brake system warning light is illuminated, immediately park the vehicle in a safe place and recommend contacting an authorized BYD Auto service store. ● In such case the ABS will not function and the vehicle is extremely unstable.
Page 204: Descriptions Of Other Main Functions
204 4-6 Descriptions of Other Main Functions 4-6 D escri ptions of Other M ain F uncti ons Interior rear view mirror ■ manual anti-glare interior rearview mirror has two modes of operation: normal and anti-glare. ● Normal mode-put the lever in position , in this position, the mirror...
Page 205: Exterior Rearview Mirror
4-6 Descriptions of Other Main Functions 205 Exterior rearview mirror The driver can use the power exterior mirror switch to adjust the power outside mirror so that the side of the vehicle can be seen in the rearview mirror. ■ Select switch - used to select the exterior mirror to be adjusted.
Page 206: Wiper
206 4-6 Descriptions of Other Main Functions Wiper Check the condition of the wiper blades at least once every six months for cracks or localized hardening of the rubber. If these are found, the wiper blades should be replaced, otherwise they will leave streaks or poorly scraped areas.
Page 207 4-6 Descriptions of Other Main Functions 207 Hold the buckle of the wiper blade and remove the wiper blade as shown in the figure. Install a new wiper blade in the reverse order of removal.
Page 208: Tire Chains
■ Before you are intended to buy tire chains and install them on the vehicle, it is recommended to consult the BYD authorized service station where you purchased the vehicle. ■ After tire chains are installed, drive at a speed lower than 30km/h on icy and snowy roads.
Page 209: Interior Equipment
Interior equipment 5-1 Multimedia......210 Multi-media control panel .... 210 5-2 Air Conditioner ....212 A/C panel ........212 A/C operation interface....213 Definition of function ....214 Air outlet ........219 Mobile phone app to turn on the AC ..........220 5-3 Storage spaces ....
Page 210: Multi-Media Control Panel
210 5-1 Multimedia 5-1 M ulti medi a Multi-media control panel When the power supply of the vehicle is set in the “ON” mode, the initial image will be displayed for a few seconds, and the system will start to work. For better experience of multimedia related functions (such as smart voice, APP, video call, etc.), it must be used after connecting to the network.
Page 211 5-1 Multimedia 211 WARNING ● Do not use a high-power inverter in the vehicle, otherwise the multimedia system will be abnormal. ● It is strictly forbidden to flash or root the multimedia without permission, otherwise the multimedia or vehicle will be abnormal. ●...
Page 212: Air Conditioner
212 5-2 Air Conditioner 5-2 Air C onditioner A/C panel Automatic A/C button AC on/off button Front windshield defrosting button...
Page 213: A/C Operation Interface
5-2 Air Conditioner 213 A/C operation interface AUTO Ventilation Separate Open Front Value Max. control AC settings Driver Front passenger A/C setting button Front windshield defrosting button Rear windshield defrosting A/C operation interface button button/exterior rearview mirror defrosting button (if installed) Main driver temperature adjustment Recirculation/fresh air mode button button (when equipped)
Page 214: Definition Of Function
■ If the odor persists even after using the odor prevention method, it is recommended that you contact an authorized BYD Auto service store for repair. ■ In autumn and winter, the AC may request the engine to start, if you want to switch to EV mode, please press and hold the EV button.
Page 215 5-2 Air Conditioner 215 ■ Pressing this button or tapping on the display turns on the defrost and defogging function and at the same time the AC is turned on, i.e. the AC is turned on whether or not the compressor control button is operated. Temperature adjustment ■...
Page 216 216 5-2 Air Conditioner sides can be set separately. After the independent mode is selected, the button icon lights up. ● Associated mode: The set temperature on the driver’s and front passenger’s sides can be adjusted simultaneously through the adjustment button of temperature on the driver’s side.
Page 217 5-2 Air Conditioner 217 CAUTION ● When cleaning the inside of the rear windshield, attention should be paid to avoid scratching or damaging the heating wire or connectors. ventilation Ventilation button ■ Press the "Ventilation" button, the AC enters ventilation control, and the air outlet is natural air.
Page 218 218 5-2 Air Conditioner Defrost: The air flow is mainly directed front windshield side windows. BYDHA2H05006 Precautions for operation ■ To cool down the vehicle parked in the scorching sun quickly, open the windows and drive for a few minutes, which can discharge the hot air and speed up interior cooling with the A/C.
Page 219: Air Outlet
5-2 Air Conditioner 219 Air outlet For all air outlets, air volume adjustment, opening and closing can be performed. Side air outlet The airflow angle can be adjusted by toggling the central air outlet tab, and the airflow can be turned off by toggling the tab left and right to the limit.
Page 220: Mobile Phone App To Turn On The Ac
Mobile phone app to turn on the AC ■ Turn on AC: operate the "Turn on the AC" button in the BYD Auto App control interface, adjust the "Set temperature", "Turn on duration", "Cycle mode", and then click the "Turn on the AC" button. After adjusting the "set temperature", " duration"...
Page 221: Storage Spaces
5-3 Storage spaces 221 5-3 Storag e s pac es Glove box ■ When using the glove box, pull up the glove box handle. ● Open the glove box, and the light in the glove box will light up (when fitted). ■...
Page 222: Central Storage Box
222 5-3 Storage spaces Central storage box To open the central storage box, pull up the armrest to open the central storage box cover armrest. Cup holder Front cup holder A cup, portable ashtray or beverage can be placed securely in the cup holder.
Page 223: File Pocket
5-3 Storage spaces 223 Rear cup holder (if equipped) Pull out the rear seat armrest to see the rear cup holder. File pocket A file pocket is designed on the back of the front seat to store magazines and newspapers. Spectacle case (if equipped) Press the spectacle case cover to open the spectacle case.
Page 224: Other Devices
224 5-4 Other devices 5-4 Other devic es Sun visor ■ The sun visor is located above the driver and front passenger. To block the light from the front, pull down the sun visor. ■ To block the light from the side, remove the swivel sleeve from the mounting bracket and turn the sun visor toward the side window.
Page 225: Safety Handle
5-4 Other devices 225 Safety handle ■ Pull down the safety handle when using it, and release it to return it to its original position when not in use. ■ Next to the safety handle (rear) is a coat hook, on which you can hang your coat.
Page 226: Usb/Charging Port (If Equipped)
226 5-4 Other devices USB/charging port (if equipped) The hollow part under the console is located on the driver’s side. Charging port USB data interface SD card slot It can be used only when the power of the vehicle is in the “ON/OK” position. Power connector (when equipped) ■...
Page 227 If the wireless phone charging system cannot be used normally due to a fault, it is recommended to contact a BYD authorized service station. ● BYD doesn’t assume any responsibility for the problems caused by abnormal use; once the product is disassembled or modified, the free warranty service will be terminated.
Page 228 "Qi" official standard certification do not make normal charging commitments. ● BYD doesn’t make any commitment to the problems caused by the use of an external wireless charging coil, so avoid using this coil.
Page 229 Maintenance and service 6-1 Maintenance instructions .. 230 Maintenance cycle and maintenance content ....230 6-2 Routine maintenance ..237 Regular maintenance ....237 Vehicle corrosion protection ..237 Paint maintenance tips ....238 Vehicle cleaning ......239 Internal cleaning ......241 6-3 Self-maintenance ....
Page 230: Maintenance Instructions
230 6-1 Maintenance instructions 6-1 M aintenanc e i nstr ucti ons Maintenance cycle and maintenance content Vehicle Maintenance Schedule ■ Maintenance Schedule is used to ensure stable, safe and economical driving and reduce the occurrence of failures. ■ For the scheduled maintenance interval, please refer to the periodic table, according to the odometer reading or time interval, whichever comes first.
Page 231 6-1 Maintenance instructions 231 Maintenance periodic table Maintenance Odometer reading or number of months, whichever comes first [Total mileage]. Time X1000 Interval 18.5 33.5 48.5 63.5 78.5 Number Maintenance months item Check the cooling water pipe damage make sure the connecting pipe is locked.
Page 232 232 6-1 Maintenance instructions Maintenance Odometer reading or number of months, whichever comes first [Total mileage]. Time X1000 Interval 18.5 33.5 48.5 63.5 78.5 Number of Maintenance months item Check the front hatch cover lock and its fastener Check level refrigerated liquid secondary water tank...
Page 233 6-1 Maintenance instructions 233 Maintenance Odometer reading or number of months, whichever comes first [Total mileage]. Time X1000 Interval 18.5 33.5 48.5 63.5 78.5 Number of Maintenance months item Check whether there foreign body or ablation on the ground of EPS Check whether connector...
Page 234 234 6-1 Maintenance instructions Maintenance Odometer reading or number of months, whichever comes first [Total mileage]. Time X1000 Interval 18.5 33.5 48.5 63.5 78.5 Number Maintenance months item Capacity testing Every 6 months or 72,000km calibration Maintenance Odometer reading or the number of months, whichever comes first [HEV mileage]. Time X1000 Interval...
Page 235 In order to keep the power battery in the best condition, it is required to fully charge and discharge the vehicle periodically (at least 6 months and 72,000km) to achieve the purpose of battery self-calibration, you can also contact BYD Auto authorized service store for capacity testing and calibration.
Page 236 236 6-1 Maintenance instructions Component maintenance specification Maintenance item Model Filling quantity SP 0W-20; C5 0W-20 BYD472QA engine oil meets SN+/SP specifications both 3L for replacement, 3.6L EHS special gear oil EHSF-1 for overhaul Fill to the MAX line, the Brake fluid DOT4 error is 5mm...
Page 237: Routine Maintenance
■ Maintenance work should be in accordance with BYD car standards and specifications, and it is recommended to be completed in the local BYD authorized service store. ■ The service items and driving times or distances listed in the maintenance interval...
Page 238: Paint Maintenance Tips
If any debris or cracks are found in the paint layer, it should be repaired immediately to prevent corrosion. If debris or cracks are peeled off the metal surface, it is recommended to repair at BYD authorized service store. ■...
Page 239: Vehicle Cleaning
6-2 Routine maintenance 239 ■ Use high quality polishing agent and car wax. If the body polishing is seriously weathered, use a car cleaning polishing agent separate from the wax. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and precautions carefully. Chrome plated surfaces and painted surfaces should be polished and waxed.
Page 240 240 6-2 Routine maintenance Rinse thoroughly -- the stain will form after the washing agent dries. After washing your car in hot weather, you must wash and clean all parts properly with fresh water. In order to prevent the formation of water traces, the body must be wiped and dried by use of a clean soft towel, while avoiding rubbing or pressing;...
Page 241: Internal Cleaning
6-2 Routine maintenance 241 Internal cleaning NOTE ● When cleaning the interior or exterior of the vehicle, do not allow water to flow directly into the dashboard, floor or nearby electric components, because water may cause functional abnormalities. ● Do not wash the vehicle floor with water to avoid the vehicle corrosion. Carpet ■...
Page 242 242 6-2 Routine maintenance Doors and windows ■ Windows and doors can be cleaned with any cleaning agent used in an ordinary household. ■ Regularly check the door limiters; in case that there is obvious rust on a door limiter pull rod, need to use a moist soft cloth to wipe the door limiter pull rod to remove the surface dust.
Page 243 Leave the leather in a cool and ventilated airy place to dry. ■ If you have any questions about the vehicle cleaning, please consult your local BYD authorized service store. CAUTION ● If a neutral cleaner does not remove dirt, use a cleaner that does not contain organic solvents.
Page 244: Self-Maintenance
244 6-3 Self-maintenance 6-3 Self-mai ntenance Self-maintenance Precautions for self-maintenance ■ If you are doing your own maintenance, be sure to follow the correct steps in this section. ■ It should be noted that incorrect and incomplete maintenance will affect the good use of vehicles.
Page 245 6-3 Self-maintenance 245 NOTE ● Keep hands, clothing and tools away from the running fan when the engine is running (it is recommended to remove rings, watches, ties, etc.). ● Be careful not to touch the engine, radiator, exhaust manifold, spark plug covers, etc.
Page 246 The headlights are aligned when the vehicle leaves the factory If you carry heavy objects frequently, the headlights may need to be re-calibrated. The headlights are suggested to be calibrated by BYD authorized service store. Car lamp fog ■ After heavy rain or cleaning, the combination lamps, taillights or the turn lights in the outer rear-view mirror may be foggy.
Page 247: Sunroof Maintenance
● If there is obvious water inside the lamp, it is suggested to drive the vehicle to BYD authorized service store for maintenance. Sunroof maintenance ■...
Page 248: Storage Of Vehicles
If possible, run the engine for a few moments at regular intervals (preferably once a month). 2. If the vehicle has been parked for a year or more, it is recommended to fully car maintain it at BYD authorized service store.
Page 249: Front Hatch Cover
6-3 Self-maintenance 249 Front hatch cover Opening of front hatch cover Pull up the opening handle of the front hatch cover located at the left side body under dashboard, unlock the front hatch cover and open it slightly. Open the front hatch and lift the front hatch up.
Page 250 250 6-3 Self-maintenance Close the front hatch cover: ■ When closing the front hatch cover, lower it to a height of about 30cm above the front grille and release both hands to free fall to lock. After closing the front hatch cover, check whether the lock is locked firmly. NOTE ●...
Page 251: Oil Level Location
There is no need to refuel any mixture. Different brands and models of coolant should not be mixed for use. NOTE ● It is suggested to BYD authorized service store to refuel coolant. CAUTION ● Do not add any rust inhibitor or other additives to the cooling system. Because the additive may not be compatible with the coolant or motor components.
Page 252: Braking System
252 6-3 Self-maintenance Braking system ■ The liquid level in the liquid storage tank should be checked once a month. The brake fluid should be replaced according to the driving time and mileage specified in the regular maintenance table. ■ Be sure to use the same specification of brake fluid as the original, and do not mix different types of brake fluid.
Page 253: Oil
6-3 Self-maintenance 253 ■ The main function of the oil is to lubricate and cool the interior of the engine and plays a major role in maintaining the engine in proper working condition. Checking the oil ■ Checking the oil dipstick Park the vehicle on a level surface, start the engine to normal operating temperature and stop.
Page 254: A/C System
254 6-3 Self-maintenance ■ It is recommended that the fuel filter be replaced at an authorized BYD Auto service store. Because of the pressure in the fuel system, if all fuel lines are not handled properly, fuel may spill out and cause a hazard.
Page 255: Tire
6-3 Self-maintenance 255 ■ Do not scrape on the dirty, greasy or waxy windshield surfaces. ■ Keep the glass surface clean. Do not scrape the dust, sand, insects and foreign matters on the glass surface. ■ When washing the vehicle and carrying out body paint maintenance, there is no need to wax the windshield, because a wax layer in bad light will reflect, thus affecting the line of sight and road safety.
Page 256 256 6-3 Self-maintenance WARNING ● Using tyres with excessive wear, too low or high tyre pressure will cause accidents and even casualties. ● Follow all instructions in this manual on tyre inflation and maintenance. Inflation ■ Keeping tyre properly inflated provides best combination...
Page 257 In addition to proper inflation, correct wheel positioning also helps reduce tread wear. ■ If you find uneven tyre wear, you need to go to BYD authorized service store to check the status of wheel positioning. ■ The vehicle tyres have been balanced before leaving the factory, but the tyres need to be balanced again after driving for a period of time.
Page 258 ■ It is recommended to enter BYD authorized service store to replace the original tyres. ■ Replacing or mixing the use of radial and twill tyres that differ in size, load range,...
Page 259: Fuse
If the wheels need to be replaced, make sure that the specifications of the new wheels match with those of the original wheels. New wheels can be purchased at an authorized BYD Auto service store, and it is recommended that you consult an authorized BYD Auto service store before replacing the wheels.
Page 260 Do not use the fuses higher than rated amperes, or any other object in place of the fuses; or else it will cause serious damage and may cause fire. ● After the fuse is burnt, it is recommended to BYD authorized service store for inspection or replacement.
Page 261 6-3 Self-maintenance 261 Sign plate of fore cabin distribution box Ampere (A) Protected component or circuit EFI System Dashboard distribution box Injector Engine ECU Ignition coils Solenoid valve Oxygen sensor Engine ECU...
Page 262 262 6-3 Self-maintenance Ampere (A) Protected component or circuit Compressor Motor controller Brake lamp switch PTC1 Rear defroster Front wiper PTC2 Vehicle Control Unit Electrically controlled cooling water pump Battery manager Standby power supply PTC3 Battery manager...
Page 263 6-3 Self-maintenance 263 Ampere Protected component or circuit Rear body controller Engine ECU ADAS Combination instrument Acoustic vehicle alerting system Blower CEPS Electronic Fan Engine Water Pump...
Page 264 264 6-3 Self-maintenance Sign plate of dashboard distribution box Ampere (A) Protected component or circuit Diagnosis interface Combination instrument...
Page 265 6-3 Self-maintenance 265 Ampere Protected component or circuit High frequency receiving module Gearshift panel 15/20 Multi-media Exterior power amplifier Combination switch Sunroof On-board charger Vehicle Control Unit Rear body controller Rear body controller Left front power Seat Right front power Seat...
Page 266 266 6-3 Self-maintenance NOTE ● When the model configuration is different, some of the fuses (such as multimedia) have different amperage values, so the maintenance and replacement should be based on the actual product.
Page 267 In case of failure 7-1 In case of failure ....268 If the intelligent key battery runs out ..........268 If the vehicle does not start, ..269 If the engine stalls abnormally while driving ........ 270 If the engine overheats ....270 When the vehicle need towing ..
Page 268: In Case Of Failure
If the smart key indicator does not blink and the start function does not enable the vehicle, the battery may run out. It is suggested to contact BYD authorized service store as soon as possible to replace the battery. The vehicle can then be started in non- electric mode.
Page 269: If The Vehicle Does Not Start
It is recommended to have the keys checked by an authorized BYD service store. If all keys do not work, the key or smart key system may be malfunctioning and it is recommended to contact an authorized BYD service store.
Page 270: If The Engine Stalls Abnormally While Driving
270 7-1 In case of failure If the engine stalls abnormally while driving ■ Slow down and keep straight while driving. Carefully pull the vehicle off the road to a safe location. ■ Turn on the emergency warning lights. ■ Try starting the engine again.
Page 271 Keep hands and clothing away from the rotating fan while the engine is running. If there is a coolant leak, stop the engine immediately and recommend contacting an authorized BYD service store for assistance. If there is no obvious leak, check the coolant sub-tank. If the coolant is insufficient,...
Page 272: When The Vehicle Need Towing
272 7-1 In case of failure When the vehicle need towing If your vehicle needs to be towed, contact BYD authorized service store or professional traction service department, or ask for help from an organization you join that provides roadside assistance.
Page 273: If A Tyre Leaks
7-1 In case of failure 273 NOTE ● Do not recommend the use of towing hook to consign the vehicle; it is best to contact the professional traction service department or you join the organization able to provide roadside rescue services. ●...
Page 274 274 7-1 In case of failure Driver’s tools ■ Store the accompanying tools in the tool under luggage compartment flap. Trailer hook Warning triangle Tire patch Reflective vest (if installed) Wheel nut cap removal clip ■ When you need to repair your vehicle under emergency, you must be familiar with how to use the tools and where to keep them.
Page 275 7-1 In case of failure 275 Using a tire patch ■ The tyre filling Controller can be used to seal small incisions, especially the incisions in tread patterns. a tire patch is only an emergency solution that allows you to take the car to the nearest service center, even if the tire is not leaking, and only for short distances in an emergency situation.
Page 276 If the tire pressure is between 130 and 220 kPa (1.3 to 2.2 bar), repeat the procedure to fill the tire with tire filler and observe the gauge reading on the pump. ● If the tire pressure does not reach 130kPa (1.3bar), it is recommended to contact a BYD authorized service station.
Page 277 The tire repairer for damaged tires is only an emergency repair method. Please go to a professional repair center to replace the tire as soon as possible. It is recommended that you contact a BYD authorized service store and inform the repair technician that the tire contains tire repair fluid.
Page 279: Vehicle Specifications
Vehicle specifications 8-1 Data information ....280 Vehicle parameters ..... 280 8-2 Notice ........283 Vehicle identification ....283 Warning label ......286 Microwave window ...... 288...
Page 280: Data Information
280 8-1 Data information 8-1 D ata i nformati on Vehicle parameters Product model an name BY D7152WT6HEVB5 BY D7152WT6HEVB4 Overall Length X width 4765x1837x1495 size (mm) X height Wheel base Front/rear 1580/1590 (mm) Wheelbase (mm) 2718 Curb weight 1500 1620 Front axle...
Page 281 8-1 Data information 281 Product model an name BYD7152WT6HEVB5 BYD7152WT6HEVB4 Maximum design speed (mph/km/h) Approximate front brake disc: 24~26 Rear brake disc about: 10~12 Brake friction pair (mm) About front brake pad: 2~8 Rear brake lining: 2~6.5 (approx.) Dynamic balance ≤...
Page 282 282 8-1 Data information Product model an name BY D7152WT6HEVB5 BY D7152WT6HEVB4 Peak/power/speed/torque of drive motor (kW min 132/16000/316 145/16000/325 /N.m) Model BY D472QA Engine Type Ignition type Displacement (mL) 1498 Rated power (kW/rpm) 81/6000 Maximum engine 78/6000 power(kW/rpm) Rated torque(kW/rpm) 135/4500 Comprehensive fuel...
Page 283: Notice
8-2 Notice 283 8-2 N otic e Vehicle identification Vehicle Identification No. (VIN Code) BYDHA2H08001 VIN No. is affixed to the transmission case VIN No. is affixed to the side of the front hatch VIN No. is affixed to the top left of the instrument panel VIN No.
Page 284 284 8-2 Notice BYDHA2H08002 VIN No. is affixed to the bottom of the left front door VIN No. is affixed to the left rear door sill VIN No. is affixed to the left rear wheel bag VIN code is printed on the square beam under the passenger seat Note: The VIN can be read by connecting to the VDS of the vehicle, selecting the model and then reading the VIN in the upper right corner, please refer to the instruction manual...
Page 285 8-2 Notice 285 Vehicle identification plate It is pasted under the lock ring of right B pillar, containing the following information: ■ ■ Company Brand name ■ Vehicle ■ Manufacturer model ■ ■ Rated Month passengers production BYDHA2H08004 ■ ■ Model of drive Peak motor...
Page 286: Warning Label
286 8-2 Notice Warning label A/C system and cooling fan label Battery location label The side airbag warning labels are pasted under the left and right B pillars. The airbag warning label is attached to the right visor. The tyre pressure label is pasted below the left B pillar.
Page 287 8-2 Notice 287 The A/C air filter label is pasted inside the glove box. The oil label indicator plate is affixed to inside of the filler cap. The charging warning label is pasted on the inside of the charging door. The toddler lock label is printed on the sheet metal surface of the rear door (symmetrical on the left and right sides).
Page 288: Microwave Window
288 8-2 Notice Microwave window The microwave window is located on the upper right side of the front windshield. CAUTION ● Do not overlap the glass frame or other objects when pasting electronic signs.
Page 289 Alphabet index Introduction to seat belt ......18 Reversing camera system ....192 Safety handle ........225 Lighting switch ........81 Airbag trigging conditions and precautions Acoustic vehicle alerting system (AVAS) ............... 26 ............. 182 Introduction to airbag system ....22 Electric exterior rear view mirror ..
Page 290 Alphabet index Engine oil ..........253 Internal cleaning ........241 Driving safety system ......198 Interior rearview mirror ......204 Driving the Vehicle ......145 Driving essentials ......... 157 Bill box ..........221 Driver and front passenger airbags ..23 Traffic sign recognition (if installed) ..
Page 291 Alphabet index Wiper blade ......... 254 Rainy season flooding to prevent water in Use of seat belt ........19 vehicles ..........142 Interior lamp switch ....... 99 Predictive emergency braking system (if Wireless phone charger (if equipped) .. 226 installed) ..........167 Switching between the operating modes of Fire prevention ........
Page 292 Acronyms Anti-lock braking system Adaptive control system Automatic emergency AUTO HOLD braking Acoustic vehicle alerting AVAS DOOR Door control system Controller deceleration Economy mode parking Electronic power steering Electronic parking brake Electronic control unit Hydraulic brake assist Electronic stability program Hill descent control International Standards...

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