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May 16, 2025

Отключилась энергия ничего не могу включить на byd song plus hybrid

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Mr. Anderson
May 22, 2025

If the BYD Song PLUS DM-i 2022 won't turn on after a power outage and the 12V battery lacks power, you may need to check if the battery is charged. If the charging port cap cannot be opened due to actuator failure or low 12V battery power, use the manual emergency unlocking method:

1. Open the boot lid and find the lock cable on the right shield inside the boot.
2. Unbuckle the cable clip and pull up the lock cable to unlock the charger.
3. Reset the cable clip after unlocking.

If problems persist, contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider.

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Summary of Contents for BYD Song PLUS DM-i 2022

  • Page 1 Owner’s Manual...

  • Page 2: Superiority In Diligence, Sincerity In Heart

    Superiority in Diligence, Sincerity in Heart Superior and Sincere Services The BYD Superior and Sincere Services Brand, established in 2006, adheres to the service concept of "Superiority in Diligence, Sincerity in Heart" embraced by all BYD after-sales service providers. As the saying in Zhuangzi (an ancient Chinese text) goes, “A man’s proper truth is pure sincerity in its highest degree.

  • Page 3: Preface

    Preface Thank you for choosing a BYD vehicle. Please read this manual carefully for proper use and maintenance. Special notes: BYD Auto Co., Ltd. recommends that you select genuine spare parts and properly use, maintain vehicle according to the requirements on this manual.
  • Page 4 Please scan the following QR code of the mini program for detailed product instructions: Version 202204 BYD Auto Industry Co., Ltd. All rights reserved. This manual may not be copied or reproduced in whole or in part without prior written permission of BYD Auto Industry Co., Ltd. All rights reserved...

  • Page 5: Overview Of Byd Song Plus Dm-I Passenger Vehicle

    Overview of BYD Song PLUS DM-i Passenger Vehicle The Song PLUS DM-i model is equipped with BYD's latest dual-mode system. The latest dual-mode system integrates the engine, motor, and power battery, allowing users to experience EV/HEV driving mode and ECO/NORMAL/SPORT working mode while taking into account key performances such as power performance, economy, and NVH.
  • Page 6 Picture Index Search by the illustration Safety Be sure to read through this section Learn how to read instruments, warning lights Instrument Cluster and indicators Learn how to open and close vehicle doors Operation of Controller and windows, perform adjustment before driving and others Learn necessary operations and suggestions Use and Driving...

  • Page 7: Table Of Contents

    View of instrument cluster ..60 Superiority in Diligence, Sincerity in Heart .......... 1 Indicators on instrument cluster ..........61 Preface .......... 2 Overview of BYD Song PLUS Operation of Controller DM-i Passenger Vehicle ....4 3-1 Doors and keys ....72 Safe Keys ........72 1-1 Seat Belt........

  • Page 8: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents control function .....124 system* ........ 167 SOC balance function ..126 Lane Departure Warning System (LDWS)* ....170 Discharging instructions* ..128 Lane Keeping System (LKS)* 4-2 Battery ......... 132 ..........172 Power battery .......132 Intelligent high beam assist (IHBS) ........
  • Page 9 Table of Contents Glovebox.......220 Storage of vehicle ....248 Driver's side glovebox ..221 Hood ........249 Center console cubby ..221 Cooling system ....250 Cup Holder ......222 Washer......... 251 File pockets ......223 Braking system ....252 Glasses case ......223 Engine oil ......252 5-4 Other devices .....
  • Page 10 Picture Index ■ Exterior ① Hood ..................... P249 Cooling system ..................P250 Washer ....................P251 Brake fluid .................... P252 Front compartment fuse box ............... P260 ② Front wiper blade ................. P203 ③ Door ......................P75 Door lock/unlock ..................P75 ④ Fuel filler hatch ..................
  • Page 11 10 Picture Index ⑤ Tire ....................... P255 Tyre leakage ..................P270 ⑥ Lights ....................P246 ① Boot lid ....................P80 ② Rear wiper .................... P203 ③ Charging port cover ................P119 ④ Power exterior rearview mirror ............P201...
  • Page 12 Picture Index ■ Dashboard ① Front side vent ..................P215 ② Light switch .................... P95 ③ Steering wheel ..................P94 Steering wheel adjustment ..............P94 Steering wheel switch set ..............P104 ④ Combination instrument ................ P60 ⑤ Wiper switch ................... P98 ⑥...
  • Page 13 12 Picture Index ⑦ Front side vent ..................P215 ⑧ Storage box ..................P220 ⑨ Front center vent .................. P215 ⑪ ⑩ Mobile phone wireless charging position ..........P227 ⑫ Bill box ....................P221 ⑬ Headlight adjustment switch ............... P103 Engine hood opening handle ..............
  • Page 14 Picture Index ■ ① A/C button .................... P209 ② Mode switch set ..................P37 EV/HEV switch ..................P37 Snow mode button ................. P37 MODE button ..................P37 Working mode selection of dual-mode system ........P37 ③ Front seat cup holder ................P222 ④...

  • Page 15: Picture Index

    14 Picture Index ⑤ Center console cubby ................P221 ⑥ Switch set ESC OFF switch* ................. P198 Automatic vehicle hold (AVH) switch* ..........P155 Blind spot detection (BSD) system switch .......... P175 Lane departure warning system (LDWS) switch* ....... P170 ⑦...
  • Page 16 Picture Index ■ INT 2 ① Emergency mechanical locking of vehicle ..........P83 ② Front left door switch set ..............P100 Power window switch ................P100 Window lock button ................P101 Central door lock .................. P101 External rearview adjustment button ..........P102 ③...
  • Page 17 16 Picture Index ⑤ Door bins ....................P220...

  • Page 18: Safe

    Safety 1-1 Seat Belt ........18 Introduction to Seat Belt.... 18 Seat belt use ......19 1-2 Supplemental Restraint System ........... 23 Introduction to airbag ....23 Driver and front passenger airbags ........24 Front seat side airbag ....24 Side curtain airbags* ....

  • Page 19: 1-1 Seat Belt

    (Refer to the Child Safety Seats in this chapter) If the seat belt is damaged or dysfunctional, immediately contact a BYD authorized service provider for confirmation and handling. Do not use the corresponding seat before such confirmation and handling.

  • Page 20: Seat Belt Use

    1-1 Seat Belt 19 Pre-tensioner function of seat belt* When the vehicle suffers a severe frontal collision and the activating conditions of the pre-tensioner are met, the pre-tensioner quickly retracts some of the seat belt and locks it to further protect the driver and passengers. The pre-tensioner limits the restraint force the seat belt places onto the passenger's body within a certain range, so as to avoid any injury to the passenger caused by excessive restraint force.
  • Page 21 1-1 Seat Belt Insert the lock tongue into the buckle until a "click" sound is heard. Pull the lock tongue in the opposite direction to confirm that it is locked successfully. Note that the seat belt should not be twisted. Adjust the seat belt height adjuster (front seats) to a proper position to obtain the maximum comfort and...
  • Page 22 Do not remove, disassemble or modify the seat belt. ■ It is recommended to drive the vehicle to a BYD authorized dealer or service provider for inspection of the seat belt after an accident. If the pre-tensioner function of a seat belt is activated, be sure to replace the seat belt.
  • Page 23 Warm tip ■ If the above functions are abnormal or fail, contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider immediately. Do not use the corresponding seats until the functions return to normal. ■...

  • Page 24: Supplemental Restraint System

    Do not disassemble or assemble the airbag components without permission. ■ It is recommended to use genuine seat covers of BYD. Non-genuine seat covers may lead to degradation of airbag performance or passenger injuries. Do not place anything between the side airbag and the passenger.

  • Page 25: Driver And Front Passenger Airbags

    1-2 Supplemental Restraint System Driver and front passenger airbags If the vehicle you select is equipped with a driver air bag and a front passenger air bag, when the SRS ECU suffers a medium to severe frontal collision while the vehicle is traveling and the SRS triggering conditions are met, the air bags will deploy to assist in protecting...

  • Page 26: Side Curtain Airbags

    1-2 Supplemental Restraint System 25 Do not cover or replace the seat backrest cover by yourself. Inappropriate seat backrest cover replacement or covering hinders the deployment of seat side airbags in the event of a collision. Side curtain airbags* ■ Where the vehicle you choose is equipped with left and right curtain airbags (as shown in the...
  • Page 27 1-2 Supplemental Restraint System ■ The ECU of BYD's airbag system has been set up with full consideration of some common misoperationS and road conditions. However, because the reasons and forms of collision accidents are random, please strictly follow this manual and use the car correctly to avoid misoperation, otherwise, there is no guarantee that the airbag has the desired effect.
  • Page 28 1-2 Supplemental Restraint System 27 The vehicle suffers a lateral collision by another vehicle. Airbags may not deploy if: The vehicle hits a concrete column, tree or any other long and slender object. The vehicle goes under a truck or a van.
  • Page 29 1-2 Supplemental Restraint System The vehicle is hit by another vehicle on the rear end. The vehicle rolls over. The vehicle hits a wall or vehicle on the positions other than the front end. A part other than the cabin of the vehicle suffers a lateral collision.
  • Page 30 1-2 Supplemental Restraint System 29 One side of the vehicle suffers an oblique collision. One side of the vehicle hits a columnar object. Warning ■ The airbag is developed for the specified vehicle model. Any change to the suspension, tyre size, bumper, chassis and original equipment adversely affects the airbag system.
  • Page 31 All components of the airbag system, including corresponding labels, are not allowed to be modified. Any operation of the airbag is recommended to be completed by a BYD authorized dealer or service provider. ■ Airbags can only provide accident protection one time. Once the airbag is triggered or damaged, the system must be replaced.
  • Page 32 1-2 Supplemental Restraint System 31 Contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider immediately, if: ■ The airbag has been deployed. ■ The airbag indicator on the instrument cluster lights up abnormally. ■ The airbag does not deploy when a front part (shaded part in the figure) of the vehicle suffers a collision.

  • Page 33: Child Safety Seat

    Warm tip ■ BYD strongly recommends that you use a child safety seat. Studies have shown that installing a child restraint system on the rear seats is safer than installing it on the front seats.
  • Page 34 1-3 Child Safety Seat Fixing child safety seat with ISOFIX rigid anchors ■ Special anchors are provided on the rear outer seats. (A label indicating the anchorage position is affixed on the seat.) ■ Special anchors are provided at the back of the rear seat backrest. Installing a child seat 1.
  • Page 35 1-3 Child Safety Seat 2. Lift the headrest, engage the hook tightly to the anchor at the back of the backrest, and tighten the top tether so that it is fastened. ① Top strap ② Anchor 3. Reinstall the headrest. ■...
  • Page 36 1-3 Child Safety Seat Information on the applicability of different seating positions to child restraint systems Seat (or Other Positions) Mass Group Front Passenger Rear Outer Seat Rear middle seat Group 0 (less than 10 kg) Group 0+ (less than 13 kg) Group I U/UF (9~18kg)
  • Page 37 1-3 Child Safety Seat Information on the applicability of different ISOFIX positions to ISOFIX child restraint systems Seating Position (or Other Positions) Fixing Mass Group Size Module Front Rear Outer Rear middle Passenger Seat seat ISO/L1 Carry crib ISO/L2 Group 0 ISO/R1 (less than 10 kg) ISO/R1...

  • Page 38: Working Modes Of Dual-Mode (Dm) System

    1-4 Working Modes of Dual-mode (DM) System 1-4 W or kin g M od es of D ual -m o de (D M) S yst em Introduction to working modes of dual-mode (DM) system Configuration 1 (2WD) "EV" – pure electric drive mode: ■...
  • Page 39 1-4 Working Modes of Dual-mode (DM) System ● In HEV mode, the engine supplies power high-voltage battery drive motor. ● In HEV mode, the engine and the high-voltage battery simultaneously supply power to drive the drive motor. ■ In HEV mode, the engine starts to operate in parallel at medium and high speeds under some working conditions...
  • Page 40 1-4 Working Modes of Dual-mode (DM) System ● In HEV mode, the engine drives the vehicle and the drive motor rests. Configuration 2 (4WD) "EV" – pure electric drive mode: ■ In EV mode, the power battery provides electric energy to drive the vehicle by the electric motor, and this mode can meet a variety of operating conditions, such as...
  • Page 41 1-4 Working Modes of Dual-mode (DM) System ● mode engine generates power to charge the battery and drive the motor. According to the operating conditions, vehicle system intelligently selects mode, front-drive mode, rear-drive mode. ● In HEV mode, the engine generates power and the battery discharges to drive the drive motor.
  • Page 42 1-4 Working Modes of Dual-mode (DM) System ● In HEV mode, the engine drives vehicle simultaneously drives the motor to generate electricity energy recycling. According to the operating conditions, vehicle system intelligently selects the front motor, rear motor, or both for power generation. ●...

  • Page 43: Working Mode Selection Of Dual-Mode System

    1-4 Working Modes of Dual-mode (DM) System Working mode selection of dual-mode system Configuration 1 (2WD) ① “EV/HEV” lever ■ Pull the "EV/HEV" lever forward to trigger the EV mode. ■ Pull the "EV/HEV" lever backward to trigger the HEV mode. ②...
  • Page 44 1-4 Working Modes of Dual-mode (DM) System EV-NORMAL drive mode: ■ Pull the "EV" button forward, and the EV indicator on the instrument will illuminate, indicating that the vehicle is in EV mode. Pull the "MODE" lever continuously until the NORMAL indicator on the instrument cluster lights up.
  • Page 45 1-4 Working Modes of Dual-mode (DM) System Configuration 2 (4WD) ① EV/HEV lever ■ Pull the "EV/HEV" lever forward to trigger the EV mode. ■ Pull the "EV/HEV" lever backward to trigger the HEV mode. ② "MODE" lever ■ Pull the "MODE" lever forward to switch between ECO→mud/rut mode→sand mode→SPORT→NORMAL→ECO.
  • Page 46 1-4 Working Modes of Dual-mode (DM) System EV-NORMAL drive mode: ■ Pull the "EV/HEV" lever forward. The EV indicator on the instrument cluster lights up, indicating that the vehicle is in EV mode. Pull the "MODE" lever continuously until the NORMAL indicator on the instrument cluster lights up.

  • Page 47: Precautions For Working Modes Of Dual-Mode (Dm) System

    1-4 Working Modes of Dual-mode (DM) System Snow/gravel/grass mode ■ Pull the "MODE" lever continuously until the snow/gravel/grass mode indicator on the instrument cluster lights up. This indicates that the vehicle has switched to snow/gravel/grass mode. ● This mode is recommended for firm roads but covered with a layer of loose and slippery substances such as grass, snow, ice or gravel.
  • Page 48 ■ Do not continue to use the vehicle to avoid the risk of electric shock if the vehicle gives a warning of electric leakage or a BYD authorized dealer or service provider has diagnosed that the vehicle has electric leakage.
  • Page 49 Be sure to pay attention to this situation. ■ It is recommended to consult a BYD authorized dealer or service provider for vehicle repair or maintenance. ■...

  • Page 50: Anti-Theft System

    1-5 Anti-Theft System 1-5 A nti -T hef t Sys tem Anti-theft system If any door is opened when the vehicle is in the anti-theft mode, the system will produce audible alarm and the turn signals will flash to prevent theft of the vehicle.
  • Page 51 1-5 Anti-Theft System Warning ■ Do not modify the anti-theft system in any way, as this may lead to system failure. Anti-theft indicator The anti-theft indicator remains on for 10s when the anti-theft mode is activated.

  • Page 52: Vehicle Event Data Recorder System

    1-6 Vehicle Event Data Recorder System 1-6 Ve hicl e Eve nt D ata R ec or der Sys tem Vehicle event data recorder system Vehicle event data recorder system Configuration 1 This vehicle is equipped with a vehicle event data recorder (EDR) system. ■...
  • Page 53 1-6 Vehicle Event Data Recorder System Data Name Meaning Purpose Percentage of It is the percentage of actual position of It is used to analyze the position actual position accelerator pedal to its fully-pressed of the accelerator pedal when a position.
  • Page 54 1-6 Vehicle Event Data Recorder System Data Name Meaning Purpose It is the maximum value of cumulative Maximum change of vehicle speed in Y-axis It is used to analyze recorded direction recorded by EDR. This data maximum recorded horizontal horizontal should be used in conjunction with "the delta-V when a collision event delta-V...
  • Page 55 1-6 Vehicle Event Data Recorder System Data Name Meaning Purpose It is the actual position of the brake pedal, ranging from the position where the brake pedal is not pressed to the position where the brake pedal is fully pressed. It It is used to analyze the brake Brake pedal can be stated in the EDR reading report...
  • Page 56 1-6 Vehicle Event Data Recorder System Data Name Meaning Purpose Deployment It is the time elapsed from the start of the It is used to analyze time of the front event (T ) to the deployment command deployment time of the front passenger's of the front passenger's frontal airbag in passenger's frontal airbag when...
  • Page 57 Purchase EDR data information reading tool: ■ The EDR data can be read with the BYD vehicle diagnostic scanner VDS 2000/VDS 2100. To purchase the VDS 2000/VDS 2100, it is recommended to contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider.
  • Page 58 1-6 Vehicle Event Data Recorder System Data Name Meaning Purpose It is the change in longitudinal It is used to analyze the speed of the vehicle. The speed change in the Longitudinal longitudinal delta-V is only the forward direction of the delta-V longitudinal component of the vehicle at adjacent time...
  • Page 60 Instrument cluster 2-1 Instrument cluster ....60 View of instrument cluster ..60 Indicators on instrument cluster 61...

  • Page 61: 2-1 Instrument Cluster

    2-1 Instrument cluster 2-1 I ns tr um en t cl us ter View of instrument cluster ① Power meter ⑧ Speedometer ② Time ⑨ Odometer ⑪ Fuel gauge ③ DM working mode ⑩ Fuel driving range ⑫ Driving information ④...

  • Page 62: Indicators On Instrument Cluster

    2-1 Instrument cluster 61 Warm tip The above views are schematic diagrams for reference only. The battery SOC percentage and battery driving range in the diagrams cannot be displayed simultaneously. In addition, the user can access the energy display mode →...
  • Page 63 2-1 Instrument cluster Cruise control indicator* BSD indicator* High beam assist indicator* High beam indicator Low fuel warning light ACC fault indicator* AEB fault warning light* SNOW mode indicator Rear fog light indicator Headlight fault warning light ESC fault warning light ESC OFF warning light Tyre pressure fault warning Intelligent key system...
  • Page 64 ■ If any of the following conditions occurs, it indicates a fault in the components monitored by the warning light system. In this case, contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider for inspection as soon as possible. ● With the vehicle powered on, this warning light does not light up or...
  • Page 65 In any of the above cases, contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider for inspection as soon as possible. ESC fault warning light ■...
  • Page 66 If the ESC fault warning light still illuminates when the ABS fault warning light and the parking system fault warning light illuminate, park the vehicle where it is safe to do so immediately and contact a BYD authorized service provider. Because if the brake operation is performed at this time, not only the vehicle becomes extremely unstable, but also the ABS does not work at all.
  • Page 67 2-1 Instrument cluster Headlight fault warning light When the warning light is yellow, it indicates that the headlight is faulty. In this case, drive the vehicle to a BYD authorized dealer or service provider for inspection. Driving power limit warning light If this indicator illuminates when the vehicle power is limited, contact a BYD authorized service provider in time.
  • Page 68 ■ In any of the following cases, park the vehicle in a safe place immediately and contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider. ● This warning light illuminates when the brake fluid level is low with the power ON.
  • Page 69 ■ If any of the following conditions occurs, it indicates a fault in a component monitored by the warning light system. In this case, contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider for inspection as soon as possible: ●...
  • Page 70 If this warning light momentarily lights up during operation, it does not indicate a problem. ■ If the warning light is on, try not to drive the vehicle, but contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider for troubleshooting as soon as possible.
  • Page 71 This warning light is on in case of low oil pressure. ■ If this warning light flashes or remains on during driving, park the vehicle in a safe place, shut down the engine immediately, and contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider for help. Caution ■...

  • Page 72: Operation Of Controller

    Operation of Controller 3-1 Doors and keys ....... 72 Keys .......... 72 Door lock/unlock ....... 75 Passive entry & passive start (PEPS) system ......84 Child Protection Lock....87 3-2 Seats ......... 88 Instructions for Seats ....88 Front seat adjustment ....89 Folding in rear seats ....

  • Page 73: 3-1 Doors And Keys

    (such as a metal seal). ● A spare key can be registered for the same vehicle. For details, contact a BYD authorized service provider. ■ If the doors cannot be operated within a normal distance by using the...
  • Page 74 If the battery needs to be replaced, please contact a BYD authorized service provider. ■ If the intelligent key is lost, contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider as soon as possible to avoid theft or accident. ■...
  • Page 75 3-1 Doors and keys Taking out the mechanical key ■ When using the mechanical key in the electronic intelligent key, as shown in the right figure, pull the unlocking buckle in the direction of arrow ① and pull it in the direction of arrow ②...

  • Page 76: Door Lock/Unlock

    The NFC smart card is a key configured for the vehicle based on the NFC communication mode. To ensure the safety of your vehicle, please keep it properly. If it is lost, it is recommended to immediately contact a BYD authorized service provider to reconfigure the card to shield the lost card.
  • Page 77 3-1 Doors and keys Door opening by door handle ■ When the vehicle is unlocked, pull the handle once to open the door inside the vehicle. ■ When the vehicle is locked, pull the handle twice continuously to open the door inside the vehicle. Vehicle locking/unlocking/locating with intelligent key ■...
  • Page 78 3-1 Doors and keys ■ In the anti-theft state, please open any door within 30s after unlocking it with the intelligent key. Otherwise, all doors are locked automatically. ■ If the "Unlock" or "Lock" button is pressed and held, the locking or unlocking function will not be repeated.
  • Page 79 3-1 Doors and keys Locking/Unlocking with Microswitch Locked ■ With the vehicle powered off: ● When doors are closed but unlocked, carry intelligent key and press the microswitch on the front door handle to lock all doors simultaneously. turn signals flash once. ●...
  • Page 80 3-1 Doors and keys Locking/unlocking with mechanical key Locking: With the vehicle power OFF, and the doors closed and unlocked, place the NFC (mobile phone or card) close to the command area on the front left exterior rearview mirror to close all doors at the same time. The turn signals flash once. Unlocking: ■...
  • Page 81 3-1 Doors and keys Boot lid locking/unlocking Opening/closing boot with intelligent key* Press the boot lid open button on the intelligent key twice to open the boot lid. At this time, the turn signals flash twice. Press the boot lid open button again to stop opening the boot lid, then double-press it, and the boot lid moves in the opposite direction.
  • Page 82 3-1 Doors and keys ① Power boot lid closing button* ■ When the boot lid is opened and stationary, press the boot lid closing button to close this lid. ■ If the boot lid closing button is pressed again during closing, the boot lid stops at the current position.
  • Page 83 3-1 Doors and keys Warm tip ■ With the vehicle powered off, the boot lid can be unlocked inside the vehicle. Setting boot lid opening height ■ Manually or automatically open the trunk lid at the desired position and keep it there; press and hold the interior trunk lid button for more than 3s. After the speaker sounds for 1s, the current trunk lid height is set successfully.
  • Page 84 3-1 Doors and keys Warning (continued) ■ If an object is pinched when the boot lid is about to be fully closed, the anti-pinch function may not work. ■ If the boot lid is not fully opened, it may be suddenly closed. It is more difficult to open or close the boot lid on a slope than on a horizontal ground, so be careful that the boot lid opens or closes accidentally.

  • Page 85: Passive Entry & Passive Start (Peps) System

    3-1 Doors and keys Locking: Take out the mechanical key from the intelligent key. Open the other three doors except the driver's door, and push the white slider downward for these three doors respectively with the mechanical key teeth in the direction of the arrow, as shown in the figure, to close and lock the door.
  • Page 86 3-1 Doors and keys Entry function Carry the intelligent key to lock or unlock doors (for details, please refer to "Vehicle locking/unlocking/locating with intelligent key" and "Locking/unlocking with microswitch"). Start function Carry the intelligent key, and press the brake pedal and START/STOP button to start the vehicle.
  • Page 87 ■ If the PEPS system cannot work normally due to system fault, take all intelligent keys to a BYD authorized service provider for maintenance. Saving battery SOC ■ Communication between the key and the vehicle occurs even when the vehicle is parked.

  • Page 88: Child Protection Lock

    3-1 Doors and keys ● TV set ● Personal computer ● Mobile phone charger ● Light stand ● Fluorescent lamp Child Protection Lock A child protection lock is designed to prevent children sitting on the rear seat from accidentally opening the rear door. There are child protection lock devices on the sides of the left and right rear doors.

  • Page 89: 3-2 Seats

    3-2 Seats 3-2 Se ats Instructions for Seats ■ Adjust the driver's seat so that the pedal, steering wheel and dashboard controller are within the control of the driver. ■ During driving, the most effective protective measure is to keep the seat backrest upright, always lean on the backrest and adjust the seat belt to a proper position.

  • Page 90: Front Seat Adjustment

    3-2 Seats 89 Warm tip ■ When folding in the rear seats, be careful not to damage the seat belt, and check whether the buckle is correctly placed in the buckle slot on the seat cushion. ■ Do not fasten the seat belt before adjusting the seat. ■...
  • Page 91 3-2 Seats Warm tip ■ Release the switch to stop the seat at the current position. Do not place anything under the seat, otherwise, it may hinder the sliding of the seat. Lumbar support adjustment* Due to changeable contour of the backrest, the support can be adjusted to the angle of the lumbar spine.
  • Page 92 3-2 Seats 91 Ventilation system regulation ■ Seat ventilation: The user can control the working position of the ventilation fan by operating the seat ventilation switch on the multimedia touchscreen. The seat ventilation is divided into two positions: high-speed ventilation and low-speed ventilation. ●...

  • Page 93: Folding In Rear Seats

    3-2 Seats Backrest adjustment handle ■ Pull up the adjustment handle, lean the backrest forward or backward with your back, adjust backrest desired position, and release the handle. Folding in rear seats To fold in the rear seat backrest, pull up the folding webbing on the rear seats.

  • Page 94: Rear Headrest

    3-2 Seats 93 Rear headrest Lifting Pull up the headrest to the desired position in the direction of the headrest rod, and release it after hearing a "click". Headrest Lowering Press and hold the headrest height adjustment button lower headrest to a proper position, and then release this button.

  • Page 95: 3-3 Steering Wheel

    3-3 Steering Wheel 3-3 St eer in g Wh eel Adjusting steering wheel Manual adjustment of steering wheel To adjust the angle or axial position of the steering wheel, hold it and perform the following operations: ■ Press steering wheel adjustment handle downward to tilt the steering wheel to the desired position, and then restore...

  • Page 96: Switch

    3-4 Switch 95 3-4 Swi tc h Light switch Turn the knob at the end of the light switch to " " to turn off all lights except the daytime running light. Auto light Turn the knob at the end of the light switch to "...
  • Page 97 3-4 Switch Low beam Turn the knob at the end of the light switch to " " to turn on the low beams. All-weather lights* Turn the knob at the end of the light switch to " " and then turn the knob in the middle of the light switch to "...
  • Page 98 3-4 Switch 97 Turn signal ■ Push up the combination switch lever, and then the right turn signal and the turn signal indicator on the instrument cluster start flashing simultaneously. ■ Push down combination switch lever, and then the left turn signal and the turn signal indicator on the instrument cluster start flashing simultaneously.

  • Page 99: Wiper Switch

    3-4 Switch ● The user can go to the "Follow me home delay" setting interface via → vehicle settings → light & ambient to set the time of multimedia this function. The default time is 10s. Corresponding lights stay on for 10s (or a set time) when the light switch is turned to "...
  • Page 100 3-4 Switch 99 Front windshield washer ■ To clean the front windshield, please pull wiper lever backward (towards the steering wheel). In this case, the washer sprays water all the time, and the wiper works simultaneously. ■ If the time is less than 1s, the wiper will wipe once after the current action.

  • Page 101: Front Left Door Switch

    100 3-4 Switch Front left door switch ■ The switch on each door can be used to operate the window. ■ The vehicle power is ON, or the power-off delay does not expire when the vehicle power is OFF. Power window switch ■...
  • Page 102 If an object is caught when the window is about to be fully closed, the anti-pinch function may not work. ■ If the automatic window lifting function and anti-pinch function fail, contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider for maintenance. Window Lock Button ■ When the window lock button is pressed, the red indicator of window lock goes on.
  • Page 103 102 3-4 Switch Locking Press "Console Lock" button to lock all doors. Once doors are locked, the red button indicator goes on. Unlocking Press the central unlock button to unlock all doors. Once doors unlocked, button indicator goes off. External mirror adjustment button External rearview mirror selection button ■...

  • Page 104: Range Switching

    3-4 Switch 103 Range switching ODO/TRIP switching button ■ Press the "ODO/TRIP" button to switch ODO -- TRIP A -- TRIP B -- HEV TRIP -- EV TRIP -- ODO. instrument cluster simultaneously displays corresponding mileages. ■ Press and hold TRIP A and TRIP B to reset the mileage to zero.

  • Page 105: Hazard Warning Light

    104 3-4 Switch Hazard warning light After is pressed, all turn signals start to flash, and the turn signal indicator on the instrument cluster flashes synchronously. Press again to stop flashing. Steering wheel switch set Left button ① Panoramic view button* ■...
  • Page 106 3-4 Switch 105 ③ Cruise switch* ■ Turn on or off the cruise system (Adaptive Cruise Control and Cruise Control). ④ Lever ■ +/Resetting* ● Pull the lever upward, and short press it to increase at a certain speed; long press it to increase continuously. ●...
  • Page 107 106 3-4 Switch ■ When a number is input in the dialing interface, or an entry from the Call History or Contacts is selected, press this button to start dialing. ■ While under the main dialing interface with Bluetooth connected and no number input, press this button for the system to directly skip to the Outgoing Calls interface under the Call History interface.

  • Page 108: Sunroof Switch

    3-4 Switch 107 ■ Roll down the roller: ● Select the secondary/tertiary menu items downward in the instrument cluster menu mode. ■ Press the roller: ● In the instrument cluster menu mode, enter the menu next to the current option or confirm the current setting. ⑤...
  • Page 109 108 3-4 Switch Opening the sunroof ■ Press and hold the sunroof opening button ① to manually open the sunroof. If the button is released during opening, the sunroof will stop at the current position. ■ Press the sunroof opening button ① and then release it to tilt open the sunroof for ventilation;...
  • Page 110 3-4 Switch 109 Caution ■ When opening and closing the sunroof sunshade, do not touch it to avoid damage. Opening sunshade by linkage The sunshade is opened together with the open sunroof due to the linkage. Anti-pinch function When the sunroof or sunshade is closed, if someone or an object is caught, the sunroof or sunshade automatically opens for a certain distance.

  • Page 111: E-Call/Cloud Call Switch

    ② Cloud-call Cloud-call refers to that when the vehicle fails, the user can press this button to send a "roadside assistance" signal to the BYD Intelligent Service Center to obtain a series of assistance such as roadside assistance, information provision and humane care with the help from the Service Center.

  • Page 112: Interior Lamp

    3-4 Switch 111 Interior lamp Front/side interior lamp ■ Front interior lamp ■ Side interior lamp When the vehicle is not in the "OFF" position and the "DOOR" switch is turned on, touch the switch when the door is opened, and the interior lights will be on and not off.
  • Page 114 Use and Driving 4-1 Charging/Discharging instructions ........115 Charging Instructions....115 Charging Method ....118 Charging port electric lock control function........124 SOC balance function..... 126 Discharging instructions* ..128 4-2 Battery ........132 Power battery ......132 12V battery ......134 4-3 Precautions for Use....
  • Page 115 Use and Driving 4-5 Driving Auxiliary Function .. 160 Cruise control system* ... 160 Adaptive cruise control system* ..........161 Intelligent cruise control system* ..........166 Predictive emergency braking system* ........167 Lane Departure Warning System (LDWS)* ........170 Lane Keeping System (LKS)* 172 Intelligent high beam assist (IHBS) ..........

  • Page 116: Charging/Discharging Instructions

    4-1 Charging/Discharging instructions 4-1 C har gi ng /Disc har g in g i nstr u cti on s Charging Instructions Charging safety warnings ■ The charging equipment is a high-voltage electrical device. It is forbidden for minors to perform charging operation or touch or use the charging equipment.
  • Page 117 ■ When the external power supply is cut off for a short time and then recovered again, BYD charging equipment automatically restarts charging, without the need for reconnecting. ■ If the charging port hatch and charger are frozen, do not forcibly open the charging port cover or pull out the charger.
  • Page 118 4-1 Charging/Discharging instructions ● During charging, the compressor, fan and other parts work as required for battery cooling. It is normal that there are some sounds in the front compartment. ● Before charging is completed, battery equalization is activated to improve the service life, which may prolong the charging time.

  • Page 119: Charging Method

    4-1 Charging/Discharging instructions Fault State Possible causes Solutions Stop charging and contact a BYD authorized service provider after confirming that the Fault of vehicle or AC powertrain fault warning light on the charging adapter instrument panel is on, or there is any prompt...
  • Page 120 ● Do not coil the charging cable during charging, or the heat dissipation is adversely affected. Warm tip ● Please contact a BYD authorized service provider and select an appropriate power supply as required for the charging equipment.
  • Page 121 4-1 Charging/Discharging instructions WARM TIP (CONTINUED) ● Grounding instructions for charging equipment: The equipment must be well grounded. The equipment is provided with a GND wire connecting the GND point of the equipment and the GND point of the power plug.
  • Page 122 4-1 Charging/Discharging instructions ■ Connect the power supply port: ● Insert the on-board charger plug into household power outlet; then, power indicator (red) of the charger functional box will stay on. ■ Connect the vehicle charging port ● Insert the on-board charger into the charging port and lock it securely.
  • Page 123 4-1 Charging/Discharging instructions Warm tip ■ Unlock the vehicle by pressing unlock button on the key (for charging in the OFF mode) or press the microswitch on the door handle (when the key is nearby). ■ When the charging port anti-theft lock is activated, please unlock the vehicle first to unlock this anti-theft lock, and then pull the charger out within 30s, or the anti-theft lock is locked again.
  • Page 124 4-1 Charging/Discharging instructions Setting Page ① Preset charging switch ② Start time of charging ③ Period ④ Charging waiting time* ⑤ Setting ■ The vehicle is set to immediate charging by default at delivery, that is, the preset charging switch is turned off. ■...

  • Page 125: Charging Port Electric Lock Control Function

    ■ The smart charging (including preset charging) function is only developed for AC slow charging equipment distributed by BYD. When the vehicle owner uses AC slow charging equipment not certified by BYD, this function shall be turned off; otherwise, the charging equipment may not respond, resulting in failure to preset or immediate charging, resulting in power shortage of the vehicle and low battery.
  • Page 126 "Disable" mode or will need to be manually unlocked in the anti-theft mode being "Active". Warm tip If any abnormality is found, contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider. Emergency unlocking ■ When the charging port anti-theft lock fails and the charger cannot be pulled out, try to pull out the charger by manual emergency unlocking.

  • Page 127: Soc Balance Function

    4-1 Charging/Discharging instructions Warm tip ■ If any abnormality or failure of the function is found, contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider. SOC balance function ■ When the vehicle runs in dual modes, the SOC balance function is available to reserve power for such operations as rapid acceleration.
  • Page 128 4-1 Charging/Discharging instructions Energy regeneration intensity setting There are two energy regeneration modes available, standard and higher. → New Energy → Energy Regeneration Users can go to multimedia Intensity Settings for selection according to driving habits. ■ If the mode is not set by the user, the factory default setting is always maintained.

  • Page 129: Discharging Instructions

    4-1 Charging/Discharging instructions Discharging instructions* ■ This vehicle has the external discharging function*, and the external discharging function is vehicle-to-load discharge (VTOL). Warning ■ Do not contact the metal terminals of the discharging strip and the vehicle charging port during discharging. ■...
  • Page 130 4-1 Charging/Discharging instructions VTOL method* Equipment description: ■ VTOL: It consists of a discharger, socket, cable, and discharger protection cover. Discharging instructions ■ Before discharging, deactivate the anti-theft function. ■ Unlock the charging port hatch switch, and open the charging port hatch and charging port protection cover.
  • Page 131 4-1 Charging/Discharging instructions ■ After the vehicle is connected to the discharger, the VTOL function is automatically activated. At the same time, the countdown can be observed on the combination instrument and the multimedia screen. The default duration of single discharging on the multimedia screen is 5 hours. ■...
  • Page 132 4-1 Charging/Discharging instructions ■ Put the equipment in order: ● After discharging, put the discharging equipment into the glove box or a bag in the trunk.

  • Page 133: 4-2 Battery

    When the driving range of your vehicle in pure electric mode is shortened, go to a BYD authorized dealer or service provider for checking. The store-side inspection can confirm whether the reduction of electric mileage is normal.
  • Page 134 Higher or lower operating temperatures of the power battery may prolong the charging time. Caution ■ In case of any fault of the power battery, please contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider. Warning ■ Non-professionals are not allowed to open the power battery pack. Units...

  • Page 135: 4-2 Battery

    4-2 Battery 12V battery ■ The battery used in this vehicle is a lithium iron phosphate battery developed by BYD, referred to as the 12V battery. The 12V battery features smart charging function. When the power battery SOC is sufficient, the vehicle can...
  • Page 136 Negative terminal for the jump start If the vehicle cannot be waked up and started by any of the above operations, please contact a BYD authorized service provider for handling in time. Caution ■ The operation space of the front compartment distribution box is limited, and there are certain circuit safety risks at the same time.
  • Page 137 4-2 Battery Caution ■ Low Fe battery SOC triggers the smart charging function, resulting in a decrease of the power battery SOC or the driving range in pure electric mode displayed on the instrument cluster, which is normal. ■ After the vehicle is locked, a small amount of fuel will be consumed and a small amount of exhaust gas will be discharged when the power battery is low enough to trigger the engine power generation function.

  • Page 138: Precautions For Use

    ■ Towing a trailer may have adverse effects on maneuverability, braking durability, driving economy, and fuel consumption of the vehicle. BYD does not provide any guarantee for damage or faults caused by towing for commercial purposes.
  • Page 139 4-3 Precautions for Use Caution ■ Do not use leaded gasoline. The use of leaded gasoline leads to the failure of the three-way catalytic converter and the malfunction of the control device for exhaust pollution, as well as the increase in maintenance costs. ■...

  • Page 140: How To Save Fuel And Extend Service Life Of The Vehicle

    4-3 Precautions for Use 139 WARM TIP (CONTINUED) ■ It is recommended to refuel outdoors. ■ Immediately wipe up spilled fuel. ■ Do not smoke during fuel filling, so as to prevent sparks or open flames, which are easy to cause combustion. ■...

  • Page 141: Loading Baggage

    4-3 Precautions for Use ● Do not drive on roads with heavy traffic or traffic jams as much as possible. ● Do not always put your foot on the brake pedal if unnecessary, because this may cause premature wear, overheating, and consumption of a large amount of fuel.
  • Page 142 4-3 Precautions for Use 141 Warning ■ Overloading and improper loading affect the maneuverability and stability of the vehicle, and may even result in collision accidents. ■ Observe the total load limits and other loading guidelines in this Manual. ■ Do not carry articles with strong magnetism to avoid interference with the normal running of the vehicle.

  • Page 143: Risk Of Carbon Monoxide (Co) Poisoning

    4-3 Precautions for Use Roof rack ■ When installing the roof rack, please read and follow the manufacturer's instructions. Caution ■ The roof rack of this vehicle is an exterior trim and is not allowed to carry goods and baggage. Risk of carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning ■...

  • Page 144: Vehicle Wading

    If the vehicle is soaked or wades in water beyond the door sill, water may ingress into the high-voltage components. In such a case, please contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider in time for proper detection and handling.

  • Page 145: Fire Prevention

    Smoking is not only harmful to health, but also may cause a fire, if the cigarette butt is not completely extinguished. ■ Contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider for regular inspection. ● Regularly check to make sure that the wiring, the connection, insulation, and fixing positions of electrical connectors and wiring harnesses are normal, and handle the problem if any in time.
  • Page 146 4-3 Precautions for Use 145 ● During driving, avoid roads with flammables such as dry leaves, wheat straws and weeds as far as possible, or pull over the vehicle in time to check whether there are flammables under the vehicle after passing through such roads.

  • Page 147: 4-4 Starting And Driving

    4-4 Starting and driving 4-4 St ar tin g a nd dr ivi n g Starting the Vehicle Correct method for starting the vehicle ■ Engage the parking brake firmly. ■ Turn off all unnecessary lights and accessories. ■ Place the gearshift lever in the P or N position.

  • Page 148: Driving The Vehicle

    4-4 Starting and driving 147 Driving the Vehicle ■ During driving, energy is recovered through the regenerative brake when the vehicle decelerates. However, for more effective use, do not accelerate or decelerate unnecessarily. ■ The user can enter the relevant setting interface through the multimedia touch screen to complete the setting, and select the corresponding energy feedback mode according to the driving habits.
  • Page 149 In case of excessive wear or eccentric wear, drive the vehicle to a BYD authorized dealer or service provider for four-wheel alignment and relevant inspection as soon as possible.

  • Page 150: Remote Control Driving Function

    4-4 Starting and driving 149 Preparation before driving ■ Check the surroundings of the vehicle before getting on the vehicle. ■ Adjust the seat position, seat backrest angle, seat cushion height, head restraint height, and steering wheel angle and height. ■...
  • Page 151 4-4 Starting and driving Remote starting ■ Press hold "START/STOP" button on the intelligent key to start the vehicle. After vehicle started successfully, the turn signals will flash 3 times. ■ After successful starting, pressing and holding the "START/STOP" button on the intelligent key will stop the engine and power OFF the vehicle;...

  • Page 152: Gearshift Control Mechanism

    4-4 Starting and driving 151 Gearshift control mechanism Gear positions of the transmission are marked on the panel of the gearshift lever, as indicated in the right figure. ■ "R": Reverse. This gear must be engaged after the vehicle stops. ■...

  • Page 153: Electronic Parking Brake (Epb)

    4-4 Starting and driving Warning (Continued) ■ During driving, do not press the accelerator pedal while shifting gears to avoid accidents. ■ To avoid accidents, do not shift the gearshift lever to the "R" gear or press the P button during driving. ■...
  • Page 154 4-4 Starting and driving 153 Automatically engaging the EPB ■ Turning off the power engages the EPB automatically ● Switching the power from ON to OFF engages the EPB automatically. The indicator (®) on the instrument cluster lights up. ■ Shifting to P position engages the EPB automatically ●...
  • Page 155 When the P gear switch fails, release the EPB through multimedia → maintenance → EPB towing mode. ● If the EPB can be released, drive the vehicle to the nearest BYD authorized dealer or service provider for maintenance as soon as possible.

  • Page 156: Automatic Vehicle Hold (Avh)

    When the EPB is engaged or released, the driver may hear the sound of the EPB motor running. ■ After the emergency braking function is activated, if burning smell or abnormal noise appears, contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider immediately. Warning ■...
  • Page 157 4-4 Starting and driving Press the Automatic Vehicle Hold (AVH) button to turn AVH on. Caution ■ To release and revert the AVH function back to standby status, press the accelerator pedal or shift to the P gear. Failure to meet the conditions for AVH standby status also releases and reverts the AVH function back to standby status.

  • Page 158: Main Points Of Driving

    4-4 Starting and driving 157 ■ The brake pedal is pressed deeply; then, the AVH function is activated, and the working indicator turns green. ■ The vehicle automatically requests for pull-up of EPB 10 min after activation of the AVH function. After pull-up of EPB, the AVH function returns to the standby state.
  • Page 159 4-4 Starting and driving (Continued) ■ Do not leave the vehicle when the engine is running. ■ Do not keep your foot on the brake pedal all the time during driving. Because doing so may cause dangerous heating, wearing, and wasting of fuel.
  • Page 160 4-4 Starting and driving 159 ● Such products are available in BYD authorized dealers or service providers and all auto parts stores. ● The mixing ratio of water and antifreeze shall comply with the manufacturer's instructions. Caution ■ Do not use the engine antifreeze or other substitutes as washer fluid, as it may damage the vehicle's top coat.

  • Page 161: Driving Auxiliary Function160

    4-5 Driving Auxiliary Function 4-5 Dr ivi n g Aux iliar y Fu nc tio n Cruise control system* The cruise control function allows driving at a preset speed above 40 km/h without pressing the accelerator pedal. This function may be activated for driving on a straight, uncrowded expressway.

  • Page 162: Adaptive Cruise Control System

    4-5 Driving Auxiliary Function Warning (continued) ■ Cruise control can only be activated when the vehicle is running on expressways with smooth traffic and under favorable weather conditions. Warm tip ■ During driving uphill and downhill, cruise control may not maintain the set speed.
  • Page 163 4-5 Driving Auxiliary Function ● The driver presses the accelerator pedal when ACC is activated to make the vehicle respond to the driver's acceleration behavior. At this time, ACC is temporarily deactivated until the driver releases the accelerator pedal. ■ ACC fault state: ●...
  • Page 164 4-5 Driving Auxiliary Function Decreasing target speed / setting vehicle speed ■ Toggle the lever ④ down. When ACC is activated from the standby status, the current speed is set as the target speed. When the current speed is below 30 km/h (20 mph), then 30 km/h (20 mph) is set as the target speed. When the current speed is above 150 km/h (95 mph), then 150 km/h (95 mph) is set as the target speed.
  • Page 165 4-5 Driving Auxiliary Function Precautions ■ ACC is a system to enhance comfort, rather than a safety system, nor an obstacle detector or collision warning system. The driver must maintain control of the vehicle at all times, and is fully responsible for the vehicle’s operation.
  • Page 166 ■ In case of any of the following circumstances, it is recommended to go to a BYD authorized dealer or service provider for professional calibration and confirmation of the multi-function video controller: ● Remove the front windshield.

  • Page 167: Intelligent Cruise Control System

    4-5 Driving Auxiliary Function Intelligent cruise control system* ■ The intelligent cruise control (ICC) system functionally integrates the adaptive cruise control (ACC) system and lane keeping system (LKS). It can provide the driver with longitudinal and lateral auxiliary control of the vehicle in the full speed range of 0~150 km/h (0~95 mph), reduce the driver's driving burden and provide a safe and comfortable driving environment.

  • Page 168: Predictive Emergency Braking System

    4-5 Driving Auxiliary Function Caution ■ When the system is activated, if the driver's hands leave the steering wheel for about 15s, the system will remind the driver to take over the steering wheel; otherwise, the system will quit. Precautions ■...
  • Page 169 4-5 Driving Auxiliary Function ■ Pre-alarm When the driving speed is 30-150 km/h and PCW determines that there is a risk of collision with the vehicle ahead, an audio and visual pre-alarm is given. The indicator on the instrument cluster lights up and the buzzer beeps.
  • Page 170 4-5 Driving Auxiliary Function Precautions ■ PEBS does not guarantee collision avoidance under all circumstances, and it cannot always clearly identify vehicles and pedestrians under complex traffic conditions. PEBS may trigger unnecessary alarms and braking due to floor manhole covers, iron plates or road signs. ■...

  • Page 171: Lane Departure Warning System (Ldws)

    A small spare tyre or emergency tyre repair tool is being used. ■ It is recommended to go to a BYD authorized dealer or service provider for professional calibration of the mid-range radar in case of any of the following situations: ●...
  • Page 172 4-5 Driving Auxiliary Function Use method ■ → Dipilot Settings. When the To turn on or off LDWS, go to multimedia vehicle is started, the system defaults to the setting done by the last time. ■ Reminder modes: voice, steering wheel vibration*, both*. Combination Instrument Prompt After the lane LDWS is turned on, the lane line is displayed on the combination instrument.

  • Page 173: Lane Keeping System (Lks)

    Transient obstruction of vision and bright light disturbance can temporarily deactivate the function, which can recover on its own when the field of vision becomes normal. If it cannot be recovered by itself, contact a BYD authorized service provider for treatment. ■...
  • Page 174 4-5 Driving Auxiliary Function ■ When LKS is working, the driver can directly exit it and take over control of the vehicle's direction in the following ways: ● The driver can temporarily inactivate the LKS by turning the steering wheel or turning on the turn signals or hazard warning lights. If the driver accelerates or decelerates the vehicle sharply or turns the steering wheel rapidly, the LKS function may also be temporarily inactivated.

  • Page 175: Intelligent High Beam Assist (Ihbs)

    4-5 Driving Auxiliary Function ■ Excessive tire wear or excessively low tire pressure can worsen the LKS performance. ■ When the vehicle deviates from the lane at a curve, the system may not give a separate indication of function exit, so please drive with caution. ■...

  • Page 176: Blind Spot Assistance System

    ■ When the vehicle has suffered collision accident or the sensor is reinstalled, it is recommended to contact a BYD authorized service provider to calibrate the sensor to avoid affecting the system performance. Blind spot assistance system* The blind spot assistance system covers blind spot detection, side assist, rear crossing traffic alerts, rear collision warnings, and door opening warnings*.
  • Page 177 4-5 Driving Auxiliary Function Rear crossing traffic alert (RCTA) ■ The rear cross traffic alert system can help the driver to check the lateral crossing areas on both sides behind the vehicle, and remind the driver whether there are vehicles approaching behind the vehicle during reversing.

  • Page 178: Acoustic Vehicle Alerting System (Avas)

    The calibration of radar sensors may be affected by vibration or collision, resulting in compromised blind spot assistance system performance. Should this occur, contact a BYD authorized service provider. Acoustic vehicle alerting system (AVAS)* AVAS means that a warning sound is...

  • Page 179: Panoramic View System

    D position to check whether alerting sound from the front end of the vehicle can be heard. If no alerting sound is heard after doing so, contact a BYD authorized service provider for treatment.
  • Page 180 4-5 Driving Auxiliary Function ■ Landscape mode: ■ Tap the front, rear, right or left area of the vehicle icon on the left side to display a single view of the front, rear, right or left view of the vehicle in the right image area. In the front or rear single view, double-tap the image area to switch to 180˚...
  • Page 181 4-5 Driving Auxiliary Function Interface icons: Corresponding Operation Target state Mode Function Remarks icon description after operation Operate by touch, After a single touch, if it is highlighted as Enter 2D or Panoramic Main shown in the figure, it view camera 3D panoramic functions indicates that the...
  • Page 182 4-5 Driving Auxiliary Function Corresponding Operation Target state Mode Function Remarks icon description after operation The panoramic The corresponding view interface is operations can also Operate by touch. switched from be completed After a single any other 2D through the touch, the icon will interface to 2D 2D front...
  • Page 183 4-5 Driving Auxiliary Function The panoramic view Operate by touch. interface is switched After a single from any other 2D 2D left and touch, the icon will interface to 2D left and right side be highlighted to right view interface. If views activate the it is already the left...

  • Page 184: Parking Assist System

    4-5 Driving Auxiliary Function Warning ■ The panoramic view can be transparent to show the picture under the vehicle. This function is only used to assist in observing the underneath of the vehicle during parking and driving. When checking for foreign matters and dangerous situations under the vehicle, other proper methods must be used to ensure the safety of personnel and vehicle.
  • Page 185 4-5 Driving Auxiliary Function Warning ■ The parking assist system stops working when the "D" gear is engaged for more than 10s or the vehicle speed exceeds 10 km/h. ■ Do not attach any other items within the operating range of the sensor. ■...
  • Page 186 4-5 Driving Auxiliary Function Working examples of central sensor Display examples on Approximate distance Alarm sound the infotainment display (mm) screen ~700-1200 Slow ~300-700 Fast About 0~300 Constant Working examples of the corner sensor Display examples on Approximate distance the infotainment display Alarm sound (mm) screen...
  • Page 187 4-5 Driving Auxiliary Function Warm tip ■ The parking assist system is used to assist the driver in parking and cannot replace the driver’s judgment. Make sure to keep observing while operating the vehicle. ■ Do not place accessories or other objects within the detecting range of the sensor, or it may affect the normal operation of the system.

  • Page 188: Tire Pressure Monitoring

    Any icon displayed on the infotainment touchscreen* or sound of the speaker indicates that the sensor has detected an obstacle, or that the sensor has been disturbed by external objects. If this persists, it is recommended to have it serviced at a BYD authorized dealer or service provider. Caution ■...
  • Page 189 Incorrect installation of the tyre pressure monitoring module affects the air tightness of the tyres. It is recommended that the monitoring module be installed and replaced by professional technicians from a BYD authorized service provider according to the installation instructions.
  • Page 190 Please check whether the corresponding tire pressure monitoring module is normal and whether it is within the range of a large electric field for a long time. If the alarm is given continuously, please contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider.
  • Page 191 ■ If the vehicle is equipped with electrical accessories not approved by BYD, the tire pressure monitoring system may be disturbed. In this case, do not misunderstand it as a tire pressure system fault.
  • Page 192 Warm tip ■ The tyre pressure monitoring system is developed for BYD original tyres. We recommend using BYD original tyres; otherwise, there is a risk of system fault alarm or abnormal performance. ■ When the vehicle is powered on, the system conducts a function test. At this time, the indicators lights up briefly.
  • Page 193 "Please check the TPMS" is displayed, and the buzzer gives an alarm once. If the vehicle loses the tire pressure monitoring function, the driver should immediately drive the vehicle to a BYD authorized dealer or service provider for troubleshooting.

  • Page 194: Head-Up Display (Hud)

    4-5 Driving Auxiliary Function WARM TIP (CONTINUED) As a result, the TPMS may fail or the actual tyre pressure may be excessively low at the next alarm. Therefore, make sure that all tyres and tyre pressures are normal before resetting. Tyre pressure resetting is required after: ■...

  • Page 195: Driving Safety System

    4-5 Driving Auxiliary Function ■ Height adjustment: Adjust the brightness of the HUD virtual image, with a total of 21 gears (-10〜10). The default is gear 0. ■ Brightness adjustment: Adjust the virtual image height of HUD, with a total of 11 gears (1〜11).
  • Page 196 4-5 Driving Auxiliary Function If the vehicle deviates from the normal running route, VDC makes corrections by applying braking forces to the corresponding wheels to help the driver both keep control in the case of skidding and maintain the vehicle’s directional stability.
  • Page 197 4-5 Driving Auxiliary Function ● When the vehicle speed is lower than 38 km/h, activate the HDC function, and the HDC function status indicator on the instrument cluster stays on. ■ Speed control for using HDC: ● The HDC may be functional within the speed range of about 11~38 km/h.
  • Page 198 ● If different tyres are installed on the vehicle, ABS and ESC may not be functional. ● Contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider for details on how to replace tires or wheels. ■ Handling of tires and suspensions ●...
  • Page 199 4-5 Driving Auxiliary Function ABS (Anti-lock Brake System) ■ hydraulic system anti-lock brake system (ABS) to drive brake independent circuits. Each circuit passes through vehicle diagonally (the front left wheel brake is connected with the rear right wheel brake, etc.) and acts.
  • Page 200 Caution ■ If the ABS fault warning light is still on while the brake system warning light lights up, immediately park the vehicle in a safe place and contact a BYD authorized service provider. ■ In this case, ABS does not work and the vehicle becomes extremely unstable.

  • Page 201: 4-6 Description Of Other Main Functions

    4-6 Description of other main functions 4-6 D escr ip ti on of ot her m ai n f un cti on s Interior rearview mirror Automatic anti-glare function* The automatic interior rearview mirror this vehicle is provided with electronic anti-glare system, which can adjust the color of the interior rearview mirror depending on the environment vehicle...

  • Page 202: Power Exterior Rearview Mirror

    4-6 Description of other main functions Manual adjusting interior rearview mirror Turn the interior rearview mirror up, down, left and right to adjust it to a proper position. Power exterior rearview mirror The driver can adjust the electric exterior rearview mirrors via its switch to a position where the driver can just see the side of the vehicle in the external mirror.

  • Page 203: Wiper

    4-6 Description of other main functions Folding Manual folding Press the outer edge of the external mirror hard to rotate the mirror body around the folding shaft to the locking position. Electric folding ■ Press to fold the electric external mirror, and press it again to unfold it.
  • Page 204 4-6 Description of other main functions Wiper blade replacement Replacing front wiper blade (infotainment system) → Vehicle Health → The user can go to Maintenance Settings to activate the wiper maintenance function. After the function is activated, the wiper runs to a high position and then stop, so as to facilitate maintenance and replacement of the wiper.

  • Page 205: Anti-Skid Chain

    Please carefully check and read the component assembly drawing and other instructions of the anti-skid chain manufacturer. ■ Consult the BYD authorized dealer or service provider from which you purchase the vehicle before you purchase anti-skid tire chains and install them onto the tires.

  • Page 206: Interior Devices

    Interior Devices 5-1 Multimedia system ....207 Infotainment button ....207 5-2 A/C system ......209 A/C button ....... 209 A/C operation interface ... 210 Functions......... 211 Vents ........215 Air Purification System* ..217 A/C settings......219 5-3 Storage device ...... 220 Door storage box ....
  • Page 207 Interior Devices Boot cover board ....229 Microphone* ......230...

  • Page 208: Multimedia System

    5-1 Multimedia system 5-1 Mul tim ed ia s yst em Infotainment button When the vehicle is powered OK, the system displays the initial image for several seconds and starts to operate. ① Infotainment touchscreen ② Infotainment switch/Volume roller Warning ■...
  • Page 209 208 5-1 Multimedia system Caution (continued) ● Tap the screen lightly with your finger. If there is no response, remove your finger from the screen and tap again. ● Do not use any detergent while wiping the screen with soft cloth. ■...

  • Page 210: A/C System

    Auto button ② Defrosting button front windshield ③ A/C button Warm tip ■ Remotely controlled A/C feature: ● The user can turn on the A/C through the remote control key or BYD APP to gain a comfortable interior environment in advance.

  • Page 211: A/C Operation Interface

    210 5-2 A/C system A/C operation interface ⑪ Defrosting button for rear windshield ① A/C settings button ⑩ Defrosting button for front windshield ⑫ Recirculation/fresh air ② Air purification interface ⑬ Ventilation button ③ Seat vent/heating ⑭ Blowing mode ④ A/C operation interface ⑮...

  • Page 212: Functions

    Keep the compartment as clean and fresh as possible. ■ If any odor still exists after implementing the above methods, contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider for maintenance. ■ In order to keep the internal working environment of A/C system dry, the A/C blower may automatically start for a while after the vehicle is powered off and locked.
  • Page 213 212 5-2 A/C system ■ Tap this button to switch the A/C to the front defrosting control mode, and the air mainly flows to the front windshield and side windows. Tap this button again to exit the front defrosting control mode. ■...
  • Page 214 5-2 A/C system 213 Cooling Tap this button to turn on the A/C. At this time, the icon lights up and the compressor starts to work. Tap this button again to turn off the A/C compressor. At this time, the icon goes out and the compressor stops working. Recirculation/Fresh air ■...
  • Page 215 214 5-2 A/C system : Air is blown onto the driver's and passengers' upper bodies. : Air is blown onto the driver's and passengers' feet. : Air is blown onto the front windshield and side windows. Precautions for Operation ■ To quickly cool down the vehicle parked under the burning sun, open the window and drive for several minutes.

  • Page 216: Vents

    5-2 A/C system 215 Vents Front center vent The venting angle or blower speed can be adjusted by toggling adjusting sheets in the center of vents, and vents can be closed by toggling adjusting sheets left and right to the limit. Front side vent The venting angle or blower speed can be adjusted by toggling adjusting...
  • Page 217 216 5-2 A/C system Rear vents* ① venting angle adjusted by toggling adjusting sheets in the vents. ② The vents can be adjusted or turned on/off by toggling the roller.

  • Page 218: Air Purification System

    5-2 A/C system 217 Air Purification System* The air purification system of the A/C deeply purifies PM2.5 in the compartment. Air purification interface Tap "Air purification" on the infotainment touchscreen. ① Air purification interface ④ Quick purification ② Exterior PM2.5 value display ⑤...
  • Page 219 218 5-2 A/C system ■ Tap this icon again to turn off the PM2.5 detection function. Quick purification ■ Tap this icon to turn on the quick purification function. ■ Tap this icon again to turn off the quick purification function. Interior PM2.5 value display ■...

  • Page 220: A/C Settings

    5-2 A/C system 219 A/C settings ■ Tap this button to enter the A/C setting interface. ■ Tap this button again to exit the A/C setting interface. ① Fan speed reduction during calls Tap this icon to enable the Fan speed reduction during calls.

  • Page 221: Storage Device

    220 5-3 Storage device 5-3 St or ag e d evic e Door storage box Each door is equipped with a door bin to store beverage bottles or small items. Glovebox ■ Pull the handle to open the glovebox. light glovebox goes on when it is opened.

  • Page 222: Driver's Side Glovebox

    5-3 Storage device Driver's side glovebox ■ Pull the handle on the driver's side glovebox to open it. ■ Invoices, business cards, similar items can be put in the driver's side glovebox. Do not put in large or heavy objects, so as not to close the driver's side glovebox.

  • Page 223: Cup Holder

    222 5-3 Storage device Cup Holder Front seat cup holder The front seat cup holder is located in the center console. Rear seat cup holder Pull down the rear armrest to use the rear seat cup holder located on it. Caution ■...

  • Page 224: File Pockets

    5-3 Storage device File pockets ■ There is a file pocket on the back of the front seat, which can be used to store magazines and newspapers. Glasses case ■ Press the glasses case cover to open it.

  • Page 225: Other Devices

    224 5-4 Other devices 5-4 O th er de vice s Sun visors ■ To block the light from the front, pull down sun visors. ■ To block the light from the side, remove the slewing sleeve from the fixed support and turn sun visors to the side window.

  • Page 226: Interior Roof Handles

    5-4 Other devices Interior roof handles ■ Pull the roof handle down when using it, and release it to let it return to its original position when not using. ■ Beside the roof handle is the clothes hook to hang clothes and hats.

  • Page 227: Front Usb Ports

    226 5-4 Other devices Front USB ports ① USB charging port ② USB data transmission port Rear charging ports Rear charging ports can only be used for charging and cannot be connected to the infotainment system. SD card slot* An SD card slot is provided at the hollow part close to the driver's side under the auxiliary dashboard.

  • Page 228: Baggage Compartment Cover

    5-4 Other devices Baggage compartment cover ■ The baggage compartment cover is used for privacy protection and shielding the baggage from direct sunlight. ■ Lower the seat, place one side of the curtain into the groove of the C-pillar lower shield, then press it to the bottom, and insert it into the groove of the C-pillar lower shield on the other side from above the...
  • Page 229 If the smartphone wireless charging system fails, contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider. ■ BYD is not liable for any problems caused by abnormal use. If the product has been disassembled or modified, the warranty service is terminated. ■...

  • Page 230: Boot Cover Board

    When the temperature is too high, the charging of the smartphone may stop and continues after the temperature drops. ■ BYD is not responsible for the problems caused by the external wireless charging coil. Please use such coil with caution. Boot cover board The boot cover board can be installed at two different heights.

  • Page 231: Microphone

    230 5-4 Other devices Microphone* The microphone, USB receiver and charger device are located in the central armrest storage box.
  • Page 232 Maintenance 6-1 Maintenance instructions ..232 Maintenance period and items 232 6-2 Regular maintenance ... 238 Regular maintenance ..... 238 Vehicle corrosion protection ... 238 Paintwork maintenance ..239 Cleaning the vehicle ....240 Interior cleaning ...... 241 6-3 Self-maintenance ....245 Self-maintenance ....

  • Page 233: Maintenance Period And Items

    6-1 Maintenance instructions 6-1 Mai nte na nce in str uc ti ons Maintenance period and items Vehicle maintenance plan ■ Maintenance plan aims to ensure driving stability, safety and economy, reducing the occurrence of faults. ■ For the planned maintenance interval, refer to the maintenance schedule depending on the reading of the odometer or the time interval, whichever comes first.
  • Page 234 6-1 Maintenance instructions 233 Maintenance item Time and mileage interval for maintenance Check whether the The first maintenance is carried out in the 6th month or cooling water pipe is when the mileage reaches 3500 km, and the subsequent intact and tightly locked maintenance is carried out every 12 months or 7500 km.
  • Page 235 6-1 Maintenance instructions Maintenance item Time and mileage interval for maintenance clearance when the mileage reaches 3500 km, and the subsequent maintenance is carried out every 24 months or 15000 km. The first maintenance is carried out in the 6th month or Check hood lock and its when the mileage reaches 3500 km, and the subsequent fasteners...
  • Page 236 6-1 Maintenance instructions 235 Maintenance item Time and mileage interval for maintenance Check for any foreign The first maintenance is carried out in the 6th month or objects or burning marks when the mileage reaches 3500 km, and the subsequent at the EPS bonding point maintenance is carried out every 24 months or 15000 km.
  • Page 237 6-1 Maintenance instructions Engine Maintenance Engine maintenance mileage refers to the HEV mileage of the vehicle. The time (month) and HEV mileage, whichever comes first, shall prevail. Maintenance item Time and mileage interval for maintenance Check on the 6th months or at mileage of 3,500 km during the Replace engine oil and first maintenance, and check every 12 months or 5,000 km oil filter...
  • Page 238 (at least every 6 months or 72000 km) fully charge and discharge the vehicle on a regular basis to achieve the purpose of battery self-calibration. You can also contact a BYD authorized service provider for capacity test and calibration.

  • Page 239: Regular Maintenance

    ■ Overdue maintenance items should also be implemented at the same intervals. ■ The maintenance shall be carried out by a local BYD authorized dealer or service provider in accordance with the corresponding standards and specifications. ■ The maintenance items and driving time or distance listed in the...

  • Page 240: Paintwork Maintenance

    If any peelings or cracks are found in the paint layer, they should be repaired immediately to prevent corrosion. In the event of peelings or cracks on metal surface, drive the vehicle to a BYD authorized dealer or service provider for repair.

  • Page 241: Cleaning The Vehicle

    6-2 Regular maintenance Caution ■ When the vehicle is repainted and parked in a high-temperature paint waxing workshop, remove its plastic bumper to avoid damage from high temperature. Cleaning the vehicle ■ Peeling of paint layers or corrosion of the body and other parts are caused if the vehicle is not washed timely after driving in the following conditions: ●...

  • Page 242: Automatic Car Wash

    6-2 Regular maintenance 241 Warm tip ■ Do not use strongly alkaline washing powder, soapy water, detergents, de-waxing detergents, or organic matter (gasoline, kerosene, volatile oil, or strong solvent) to clean the vehicle. ■ When cleaning the combination lights, do not wipe their surfaces with chemical solvents such as gasoline, alcohol, banana oil, diluent, and carbon tetrachloride.
  • Page 243 6-2 Regular maintenance ■ Firstly, use a vacuum cleaner to clean the dust as much as possible. There are several types of foam detergents that can be used. Some are filled in spray cans, and others are in powder or liquid forms, producing foam by mixing with water.
  • Page 244 After washing or if any part of the leather gets wet, dry it with a clean soft cloth. Air dry the leather in a ventilated and cool place. ■ For any doubt about vehicle cleaning, consult the local BYD-authorized dealer or service provider. Caution ■...
  • Page 245 6-2 Regular maintenance Caution (continued) ■ Prolonged exposure to sunlight causes surface hardening or shrinkage of the leather. Therefore, the vehicle must be parked in a cool place, especially in summer. ■ In hot summer, as the temperature inside the vehicle rises easily, avoid placing articles made of vinyl plastic or wax-containing materials on the trimming.

  • Page 246: Self-Maintenance

    6-3 Self-maintenance 6-3 Sel f-m ai nt ena nc e Self-maintenance Precautions for self-maintenance ■ If you want to carry out maintenance by yourself, make sure to correctly follow the steps specified in this chapter. ■ It should be noted that incorrect and incomplete maintenance affects the driving experience.
  • Page 247 When the new vehicle leaves the factory, headlights have been aligned. If the vehicle often carries a large load, headlights may need to be re-aligned. It is recommended that headlights be aligned by a BYD-authorized service provider. Fog on light cover ■...

  • Page 248: Sunroof Maintenance

    ■ If there is obvious water inside lights, drive the vehicle to a BYD-authorized dealer or service provider for maintenance. Sunroof maintenance...

  • Page 249: Storage Of Vehicle

    6-3 Self-maintenance Do not fully open the sunroof on extremely bumpy roads, as the strong vibration may cause deformation of related components or even damage the motor. In addition, sunroof is not to be opened when it is raining or when the vehicle is being cleaned.

  • Page 250: Hood

    6-3 Self-maintenance ■ To reduce sticking, spray silicone lubricant on the sealing parts of all doors and the trunk lid, and apply vehicle body wax on the paint surface where the sealing strips of doors and boot lid contact. ■ Cover the vehicle body with a breathable covering made of porous material such as cotton cloth.

  • Page 251: Cooling System

    6-3 Self-maintenance Closing the hood Pull the hood downward to make its lock ring contact with the front compartment lock. Place both hands in the area shown in the figure in the front of the hood, and then press down hard completely lock the hood.

  • Page 252: Washer

    No admixture is required. Do not mix coolants of different brands and models. Warm tip ■ It is recommended to add coolant at a BYD authorized dealer or service provider. Caution ■ Never add any rust inhibitor or other additives to the cooling system. The additives may be incompatible with coolant or motor components.

  • Page 253: Braking System

    Replace the brake fluid according to the driving time and mileage specified in the regular maintenance schedule. ■ Please use HZY6/DOT4 brake fluid of the same model as that of BYD. Other models of brake fluid are not applicable to the braking system of this vehicle.

  • Page 254: A/C System

    A/C system The A/C system is a closed system, and any important maintenance work should be carried out by professionals from a BYD authorized dealer or service provider. You can carry out the following operations to ensure work efficiency of the A/C system.

  • Page 255: Wiper Blades

    6-3 Self-maintenance ■ If the cooling effect of the A/C system decreases, drive the vehicle to a BYD authorized dealer or service provider for maintenance. Caution ■ Whenever the A/C system is maintained, the maintenance station should be required to ensure the use of a refrigerant recycling system.

  • Page 256: Tyre Maintenance

    6-3 Self-maintenance ■ Replace the wiper blade regularly, and an interval of six months is recommended. ■ Lift the wiper arms up prior to cleaning the windshield. Tyre maintenance ■ In order to drive safely, tire type and size must be suitable for the vehicle. The tire tread should be in good condition and the tire pressure should be within the standard range.
  • Page 257 In addition to proper inflation, correct wheel alignment can also help reduce tread wear. ■ If uneven tire wear is found, drive the vehicle to a BYD authorized dealer or service provider to check wheel alignment. ■ Tire balancing has been carried out before the vehicle leaves the factory, but it may be necessary to carry out tire balancing again after driving for a period of time.
  • Page 258 6-3 Self-maintenance ■ If you feel continuous vibration when driving at a high speed (80 km/h) but not at a low speed, it is recommended to drive your vehicle to a BYD authorized service provider for a tyre inspection. ■...

  • Page 259: Fuse

    If the wheels need to be replaced, make sure that the specifications of the new wheels are consistent with those of the original ones. New wheels can be purchased from a BYD authorized dealer or service provider. Before replacing wheels, consult a BYD authorized dealer or service provider.
  • Page 260 6-3 Self-maintenance ■ The dashboard fuse box is located lower shield dashboard. ● Remove the left shield of the dashboard first and then the lower shield to check the dashboard fuse. Warm tip ■ Do not replace the fuse with a fuse higher than the rated amperage or any other object, otherwise, it causes serious damage and may cause a fire.
  • Page 261 6-3 Self-maintenance Nameplate of Front Compartment Fuse Box Protected component or Ampere (A) circuit Electronic fuel injection system Fuel injector Electronic fuel injection system ECU Ignition coil Solenoid valve Oxygen Sensor Engine ECU Front left combination light Front right combination light...
  • Page 262 6-3 Self-maintenance Protected component or Ampere (A) circuit Compressor Motor controller Rear motor controller Vehicle control unit Constant power Front wiper Rear defroster Vehicle control unit Electrically controlled coolant pump Battery management controller Standby power supply Low-temperature cooling water pump Battery management controller Rear body controller...
  • Page 263 6-3 Self-maintenance Protected component or Ampere (A) circuit Blower Rear wiper Engine water pump...
  • Page 264 6-3 Self-maintenance Nameplate of dashboard fuse box Protected component or Ampere (A) circuit Rear body controller ECALL Diagnosis interface Wireless charging Gearshift panel...
  • Page 265 6-3 Self-maintenance Protected component or Ampere (A) circuit Brake lamp switch Multimedia External power amplifier ADAS Combination switch Rear left combination light Rear right combination light On-board charger Rear body controller Rear body controller Front left power seat Front right power seat Rear usb...

  • Page 266: Common Faults

    Common Faults 7-1 Common faults and solutions266 Low battery SOC of intelligent key ..........266 Failure to start the vehicle ..267 Engine Flameout During Driving ..........267 Engine overheated ....267 Vehicle towing ......269 Tyre leakage ......270...

  • Page 267: 7-1 Common Faults And Solutions

    If the electronic intelligent key indicator does not flash, and the vehicle cannot be started with the start function, the battery SOC may be low. Contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider for battery replacement as soon as possible.

  • Page 268: Failure To Start The Vehicle

    In this case, have the key checked by a BYD authorized dealer or service provider. If all keys cannot be used, the key or intelligent key system may fail. In this case, contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider.
  • Page 269 A serious loss of coolant indicates a leakage in the system. In this case, contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider for inspection immediately.

  • Page 270: Vehicle Towing

    7-1 Common faults and solutions 269 Vehicle towing If the vehicle needs to be towed, it is recommended to contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider, professional towing service provider, or a roadside assistance service. Warning ■ Do not tow the vehicle with ropes or iron chains fastened to another vehicle.

  • Page 271: Tyre Leakage

    7-1 Common faults and solutions WARM TIP (CONTINUED) ■ Only the towing hook provided with the vehicle can be used, otherwise, the vehicle is damaged. Do not tow the vehicle from the rear with four wheels on the ground; otherwise, your vehicle is damaged. Tyre leakage ■...
  • Page 272 7-1 Common faults and solutions 271 Tools included in the vehicle The tools are stored in the tool box under the trunk cover board. The tools included in the vehicle include: warning triangle, reflective vest, removal clamp for wheel nut cover, tire sealant kit, towing hook, etc.;...
  • Page 273 7-1 Common faults and solutions Warm tip ■ When parking and repairing the vehicle on a public road, remember to place the warning triangle 100 to 200 m behind the vehicle, with its red side facing the driving direction of the following vehicles. Please take back the warning triangle after repair for the next use.
  • Page 274 7-1 Common faults and solutions 273 Warning (continued) ■ If you swallow tire sealant, rinse your mouth thoroughly and drink plenty of water immediately. Seek medical attention immediately, and do not induce vomiting. Tyre puncture sealant kit operation method ■ Please refer to the label on the inflator for the detailed usage of the tyre sealant kit.
  • Page 275 If the tire pressure is between 200 to 250 kPa (2.0 to 2.5 bar), inject the tire sealant into the tire and observe the tire pressure readings on the inflator. ● If the tire pressure does not reach 200 kPa (2.0 bar), contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider. Warm tip ■...
  • Page 276 7-1 Common faults and solutions 275 WARM TIP (CONTINUED) ■ Do not exceed 80 km/h and replace the flat tire as soon as possible (within 200 km). Do not continue driving in case of strong vibration, unstable driving performance or noise during driving. ■...

  • Page 278: Vehicle Specifications

    Vehicle Specifications 8-1 Data information ....278 Vehicle parameters ....278 8-2 Prompt information ....284 Vehicle identification ....284 Warning labels ......286 Transponder mounting ... 289...

  • Page 279: 8-1 Data Information

    8-1 Data information 8-1 D ata inf or m ati on Vehicle parameters Vehicle dimension parameters: Item Parameters BYD647 BYD647 BYD647 BYD647 BYD647 BYD647 BYD647 Product model 0ST6HE 0ST6HE 0ST6HE 0ST6HE 0ST6HE 0ST6HE 0ST6HE Total length 4705 4705 4705 4705 4705 4705 4705...
  • Page 280 0ST6HE 0ST6HE 0ST6HE 0ST6HE Product model 0ST6HE Front: TZ220 XYG, Drive motor TZ220X TZ220X TZ220X TZ220X TZ220X TZ220X Rear: model BYD- 2015TZ- XS-D Permane Permane Permane Permane Permane Permane Permane Type of drive magnet magnet magnet magnet magnet magnet magnet...
  • Page 281 8-1 Data information Item Parameters (Gasolin naturally aspirated , liquid cooled, canopy, in-line Displacement 1496 1498 1498 1498 1498 1498 1498 (mL) Rated power of engine (kW/rpm) Engine speed corresponding 5200 6000 6000 6000 6000 6000 6000 to rated power (r/min) Maximum net power of engine...

  • Page 282: Data Information

    8-1 Data information 281 Item Parameters Electric energy consumption per 100km under comprehensive 16.2 13.1 13.1 15.9 15.9 15.9 15.9 working conditions (kW ∙ h⁄100km) Wheel and tyre parameters: Item Parameters 235/55R18 (optional) Tire specification 235/50R19 245/45R20 (optional) Tire pressure (kPa) 0.25 Not more than 10g·cm (displayed by dynamic balance Wheel balance (g)
  • Page 283 8-1 Data information Item Parameters BYD647 BYD647 BYD647 BYD647 BYD647 BYD647 BYD647 Product 0ST6HE 0ST6HE 0ST6HE 0ST6HE 0ST6HE 0ST6HE 0ST6HE model Lithium Lithium Lithium Lithium Lithium Lithium Lithium Type of iron iron iron iron iron iron iron high-voltag phosphat phosphat phosphat phosphat phosphat...
  • Page 284 8-1 Data information 283 Maintenance item Model and specification Filling Amount Fill to the position between -40℃ long-acting organic acid Coolant the "MAX" and "MIN" coolant marks Note: The actual fuel consumption is related to vehicle conditions, road conditions, driving habits, and other factors. The vehicle body width does not include the exterior rearview mirrors.

  • Page 285: 8-2 Prompt Information

    8-2 Prompt information 8-2 Pr om p t i nf or m atio n Vehicle identification Vehicle identification number (VIN) ① Pasted on the transmission body ② Pasted on VIN code slot in upper cover of lower beam of front windshield ③...

  • Page 286: Vehicle Nameplate

    8-2 Prompt information 285 ⑨ under the front passenger's seat Note: Connect the vehicle VDS, select the vehicle model and read the VIN in the upper right corner. For details, please refer to the VDS operation manual. Vehicle nameplate It is pasted under the right B-pillar lock ring, with the following information: ■...

  • Page 287: Warning Labels

    8-2 Prompt information Drive motor model and number ① The model and number of the engine are engraved on the engine block. ② The model and number of the front drive motor are engraved on the front drive motor housing. ③...
  • Page 288 8-2 Prompt information 287 The battery position label is pasted at the lower part of the left B pillar. The child safety lock logo is engraved on the rear door panel. The A/C system label is pasted on the right part of the hood surface. The unleaded gasoline indication label is pasted on the inner side of the fuel filler hatch.
  • Page 289 8-2 Prompt information The warning label of the charging port hatch is pasted on the inner side of the charging port hatch. The airbag label is hot-stamped on the inner and outer sides of the right sun visor. The energy consumption label and warranty label are pasted on the right side of the front windshield.

  • Page 290: Transponder Mounting

    8-2 Prompt information 289 Transponder mounting The microwave window is located on the upper right side of the front windshield. Caution ■ When pasting the electronic labels, do not overlap with the glass frame and other objects.
  • Page 292 Alphabetical Index 291 1,2,3… Child safety seat ......32 Cleaning the vehicle ....240 12V Backup power supply ..225 Cooling system ......250 12V battery .........134 Cruise control system* ....160 Cup Holder ........ 222 A/C button ........209 A/C operation interface ....210 Discharging instructions* ..
  • Page 293 292 Alphabetical Index Fuel..........137 Keys ..........72 Functions ........211 Fuse..........258 Lane Departure Warning System (LDWS)*........170 Lane Keeping System (LKS)* ... 172 Gearshift control mechanism ..151 Light switch ........95 Glasses case......223 Loading baggage ...... 140 Glovebox ........220 Low battery SOC of intelligent key266 Hazard warning light ....104 Main points of driving ....
  • Page 294 Alphabetical Index 293 Risk of carbon monoxide (CO) Tyre leakage ......270 poisoning ........142 Tyre maintenance ..... 255 Running-in period.......137 Vanity Mirrors* ......224 SD card slot* ......226 Vehicle corrosion protection ..238 Seat belt use ........ 19 Vehicle event data recorder Self-maintenance .......245 system .........
  • Page 295 294 Summary of abbreviations Abbreviations Abbreviations Full name Abbreviations Full name Emergency locking Electronic control unit retractor International Standard ISOFIX SPORT Sport mode Organization Fix Vehicle event data NORM AL Normal mode recorder system Cloud Call Roadside Rescuer VTOL Vehicle To Load Electronic parking Controlled deceleration brake...

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