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  • Page 1 Owner’s Manual...

  • Page 2: Preface

    Preface Thank you for choosing a BYD passenger 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. Replacing any parts of the vehicle with non-genuine parts or modifying it will affect the performance of the vehicle, especially the safety and durability.
  • Page 3 Please scan the following QR code of the mini program for detailed product instructions: Version 202201 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 4: 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, without this pure sincerity one cannot move others."...

  • Page 5: Overview Of Byd Qin Plus Dmi Passenger Vehicle

    Overview of BYD Qin PLUS DMI Passenger Vehicle The BYD Qin PLUS DM-i hybrid vehicle is equipped with the latest dual-mode system. The system integrates engine, motor and power battery, taking into account key performance such as power, economy and NVH, enabling users to experience EV/HEV drive modes and ECO/NORMAL/SPORT working modes.
  • 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

    Preface .......... 1 Instrument ......54 Superiority in Diligence, Sincerity Indicators on Instrument in Heart .......... 3 Cluster ........56 Overview of BYD Qin PLUS DMI Operation of Controller Passenger Vehicle ....... 4 3-1 Doors and keys ....60 Safety Keys ........60 1-1 Seat Belt........

  • Page 8: Contents

    Contents Charging Method....103 Precautions for Driving ..143 Discharging ......110 4-5 Driving Assist..... 146 Energy Balance Point ..113 Cruise Control* ....146 Charging Port Electronic Lock Adaptive Cruise Control*... 147 Control ........115 Predictive Emergency Braking 4-2 Battery ......... 117 ........... 152 Power Battery Maintenance Traffic Sign Recognition* ..
  • Page 9 Contents Vents........197 Sunroof Maintenance ..224 Turn on the air conditioner in Storage of Vehicle ..... 224 the cloud service APP ..198 Hood ........225 5-3 Storage Device ....199 Engine oil ......226 Glovebox ......199 Cooling system ....227 Driver's Side Glovebox ..199 Brake system .....
  • Page 10 Picture Index ¢ Exterior ① Trunk lid ....................P66 Loading baggage ................P127 ② Sensor ....................P177 Parking assist system ................. P177 ③ Hood ..................... P225 Cooling system ..................P227 Washer ....................P228 Brake fluid .................... P228 Front compartment fuse box ............... P236 ④...
  • Page 11 Picture Index ⑤ Tyre ...................... P231 Anti-skid chain ..................P187 Tyre leakage ..................P246 ⑥ Door ......................P63 Door lock/unlock ..................P63 ⑦ Fuel filler hatch ..................P124 ⑧ External rearview mirror ..............P186 Manual folding external rearview mirror* ..........P186 Electric folding external rearview mirror ..........
  • Page 12 Picture Index ¢ Instrument Panel ① Interior rearview mirror ................ P185 Manual adjusting interior rearview mirror ..........P81 ② Wiper switch ................... P81 ③ Combination instrument ................ P54 Indicator/Warning light ................P56 ④ Steering Wheel ..................P77 Steering wheel adjustment ..............P77 Steering wheel switch set ..............
  • Page 13 Picture Index ⑤ Start/Stop button .................. P133 Start function ..................P133 ⑥ Electronic parking brake (EPB) ............P140 ⑦ A/C button .................... P192 ⑧ Multimedia button ................P190 ⑨ Gearshift control mechanism .............. P137 ⑩ Cup holder ................... P200 ⑪ ⑫...
  • Page 14 Picture Index ¢ Interior ① Interior trunk switch ................P66 ② Front left door switch set ............... P82 Power window switch ................P82 Window lock button ................P82 Central door lock switch ................ P84 ③ Engine hood opening handle .............. P225 ④...
  • Page 15 Picture Index ¢ Interior 2 ① Light switch .................... P78 Clearance light ..................P78 Low beam ....................P78 Rear fog light ..................P78 Overtaking light ..................P78 High beam ..................... P78 Turn signal ..................... P78 ② Front seat adjustment ................P73 Rear seat headrests ................
  • Page 16 Picture Index Front seat adjustment - manual adjustment* ........P74 ③ Switch set Hazard warning light switch ..............P86 Lane departure warning system* ............P162 Blind spot detection system* ............... P165 Automatic vehicle hold ................ P141 ④ Central armrest storage box ..............P200 ⑤...

  • Page 18: Safety

    Safety 1-1 Seat Belt ........18 Introduction to Seat Belt ..18 Use of Seat Belt ...... 19 1-2 Airbag ........22 Introduction to Airbag ....22 Driver and Front Passenger Airbags ........23 Front Seat Side Airbag.... 25 Side Curtain Airbag ....25 Airbag Deploying Conditions and Precautions ......

  • Page 19: 1-1 Seat Belt

    Warning and Caution in this chapter and strictly abide by them. Warning BYD strongly reminds drivers and passengers to fasten seat belts at all times to ensure personal safety. Otherwise, the possibility of injury in accidents is increased.

  • Page 20: Use Of Seat Belt

    Warm Tip If the above functions are abnormal or fail, contact a BYD authorized service provider immediately. Do not use the corresponding seats until the functions return to normal.
  • Page 21 1-1 Seat Belt ④ Adjust the seat belt height adjuster (front seats) to a proper position to obtain the maximum comfort and protection. The seat belt provides the optimum protection when it is positioned across the center of the shoulder. The seat belt should not contact the neck or slide off the shoulder.
  • Page 22 Do not remove, disassemble or modify the seat belt arbitrarily. It is recommended to drive the vehicle to a BYD authorized 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: Airbag

    Do not allow any child to sit on the front seat. Warm Tip When the vehicle is travelling, please always use the seat belt. It is recommended to use genuine seat covers of BYD. Non-genuine seat covers may affect airbag performance or cause accidental injuries to passengers.

  • Page 24: Driver And Front Passenger Airbags

    1-2 Airbag Driver and Front Passenger Airbags The vehicle is equipped with a driver airbag and a front passenger airbag. When the airbag system electronic control unit (ECU) detects a moderate to severe frontal impact while driving and the airbag deploying conditions are met, the airbags will deploy to assist in protecting the heads and chests of both the driver and the front passenger to reduce the severity of injuries.
  • Page 25 When the airbag deploys, you may see smoke, which is actually powder from the surface of the airbag. Although the powder is non-toxic, passengers with respiratory disease may feel temporary discomfort. Contact a BYD authorized service provider immediately, if: The airbag is inflated. The airbag does not deploy when...

  • Page 26: Front Seat Side Airbag

    1-2 Airbag Front Seat Side Airbag Front Seat Side Airbag If the vehicle you choose is equipped with the left front seat side airbag and the right front seat side airbag, the airbags deploy in the event of an accident to protect the body of the driver passenger, thus...

  • Page 27: Airbag Deploying Conditions And Precautions

    1-2 Airbag During driving, when the airbag system ECU feels a moderate to severe side impact and the airbag deploying conditions are met, the airbag will deploy to assist in protecting the passenger's head to reduce the severity of injury. In the event of side collision, only the airbag on the impacted side will deploy.
  • Page 28 1-2 Airbag BYD Auto has fully considered the common misuse and road conditions in the country in setting the ECU of the airbag system. However, as the reasons and forms of collision accidents vary, for the sake of your safety, please strictly observe this manual, correctly operate the vehicle and avoid misuse;...
  • Page 29 1-2 Airbag The vehicle suffers a side 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 30 1-2 Airbag The vehicle is hit by another vehicle on the rear end; The vehicle overturns. 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 31 1-2 Airbag 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 32 After a collision, although the airbag module is not deployed and the pre-tensioner seat belt is not locked, the airbag computer is encrypted to protect the passengers from high-voltage. In this case, contact a BYD authorized service provider for inspection.
  • Page 33 1-2 Airbag Warm Tip (Continued) When scrapping any component of the vehicle or the airbag system, please follow relevant safety regulations and scrapping procedures. For a driver, the distance between the chest and the steering wheel shall be at least 25 cm, so as to provide the most effective protection for the driver when the system is deployed.

  • Page 34: Child Restraint System

    Warm Tip BYD strongly recommends that you use a child restraint system. Studies have shown that installing a child restraint system on the rear seats is safer than installing it on the front seats.
  • Page 35 1-3 Child Restraint System Installing child restraint system with ISOFIX rigid anchor The rear outboard seats are equipped with special anchorage levers. (A label indicating the anchorage position is affixed on the seat.) The rear outboard seats are provided with fixing anchor supports (for top tethering).
  • Page 36 1-3 Child Restraint System Warm Tip The anchorage lever is located on the inclined plane at the rear end of the seat cushion. Warning When using the lower anchor, ensure that there is no foreign matter around the anchor and the seat belt is not stuck behind the child safety seat, and ensure that the child restraint system is firmly fixed.
  • Page 37 1-3 Child Restraint System If the child restraint system is obstructed by the driver's seat and thus cannot be installed correctly, install it on the right rear seat. Do no use rear-facing child restraint system on the seats protected by the front airbags (activated).
  • Page 38 1-3 Child Restraint System Seating Position (or Other Positions) Mass Fixing Size Group module Front Left/Right Middle Passenger Rear Seat Rear Seat ISO/R3 ISO/R2 ISO/R3 Group I ISO/F2 (9~18 kg) ISO/F2X ISO/F3 Note 1: For child restraint systems not following the ISO/XX size class identification (A-G), for each applicable mass group, vehicle manufacturers shall indicate the vehicle-specific ISOFIX child restraint system recommended for each seat.

  • Page 39: 1-4 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 od e (D M) Sy stem Introduction to Working Modes of Dual-Mode (DM) System "EV" - Pure Electric Operating Mode: In pure electric operating mode, the power battery provides electric energy to drive the vehicle by the electric motor, and this mode can...
  • Page 40 1-4 Working Modes of Dual-Mode (DM) System ● In HEV mode, the engine supplies power to the high-voltage battery and 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...

  • Page 41: Switching Of Dual-Mode (Dm) System Working Modes

    1-4 Working Modes of Dual-Mode (DM) System ● The engine drives the vehicle and the drive motor rests. Switching of Dual-Mode (DM) System Working Modes EV-ECO Drive Mode: Press the "EV" switch, and the EV indicator on the instrument cluster will light up, indicating that the vehicle is in EV mode.
  • Page 42 1-4 Working Modes of Dual-Mode (DM) System Press the "HEV" switch, and the HEV indicator on the instrument cluster will light up, indicating that the vehicle is in HEV mode. Press the "MODE" switch continuously until the NORMAL indicator on the instrument cluster lights up. This indicates that the vehicle has switched to NORMAL mode to ensure riding comfort and fuel economy.
  • Page 43 In the event of collision, flooding and other situations that may cause damage to the high-voltage system, it is recommended to drive the vehicle to a BYD authorized service provider as soon as possible for inspection to avoid the risk of electric shock.
  • Page 44 Be sure to note this. It is recommended to consult a BYD authorized service provider for vehicle repair or maintenance. If the vehicle cannot be repaired due to an accident or other reasons, consult a BYD authorized dealer provider.

  • Page 45: 1-5 Anti-Theft Alarm

    1-5 Anti-theft Alarm 1-5 A nti -th ef t Alar m 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 46: Anti-Theft Indicator

    1-5 Anti-theft Alarm 45 Anti-theft Indicator Anti-theft Indicator After the vehicle is powered OFF and all doors are locked, the anti-theft indicator remains on for 10s in the anti-theft setting mode. After the anti-theft system is activated, the anti-theft indicator flashes at a slow frequency.

  • Page 47: Vehicle Event Data Recorder System (Edr)

    1-6 Vehicle Event Data Recorder System (EDR) 1-6 Ve hicl e Eve nt D ata R ec or der Sys tem (EDR) Vehicle Event Data Recorder System Vehicle Event Data Recorder System Configuration 1 This vehicle is equipped with a vehicle event data recorder (EDR) system. It is used to record the key data of vehicle operation before, during and after the collision.
  • Page 48 1-6 Vehicle Event Data Recorder System (EDR) The EDR is used to record the data related to the vehicle dynamic system and safety system in a short time (generally within 5s). Data may not be recorded due to the severity and type of collision. The EDR of the vehicle records the following data: Data Name Meaning...

  • Page 49: Vehicle Event Data Recorder

    1-6 Vehicle Event Data Recorder System (EDR) Data Name Meaning Purpose It is the state identification of whether the event data is Completeness state of It is used to confirm the event data record completely recorded and stored in completeness of EDR data. the ECU recording EDR data.
  • Page 50 1-6 Vehicle Event Data Recorder System (EDR) Data Name Meaning Purpose It is the time taken from the zero time point to the occurrence of the It is used to analyze the time to The time to reach the maximum recorded resultant reach the maximum recorded maximum recorded delta-V.
  • Page 51 1-6 Vehicle Event Data Recorder System (EDR) Data Name Meaning Purpose It is the time elapsed from the start It is used to analyze the Driver's front airbag of the event (T ) to the deployment deployment time of the driver's deployment time (first command of the driver's front airbag front airbag when a collision...

  • Page 52: System

    It is used for time alignment of different data. Purchase EDR Data Information Reading Tool: The EDR data can be read with BYD vehicle diagnostic scanner VDS 2000/VDS 2100. To purchase the VDS 2000/VDS 2100, it is recommended to contact a BYD authorized dealer.
  • Page 53 1-6 Vehicle Event Data Recorder System (EDR) The current event data can overwrite the previous unlocked event data, and the locked event data cannot be overwritten by the data of subsequent events; Overrideable events include: ● Non-reversible restraint devices are not deployed; ●...

  • Page 54: Instrument Cluster

    Instrument Cluster 2-1 Combination Instrument ..54 View of Combination Instrument ..........54 Indicators on Instrument Cluster ..........56...

  • Page 55: 2-1 Combination Instrument

    2-1 Combination Instrument 2-1 C om bi nat io n In str um e nt View of Combination Instrument Configuration 1 ① Time ⑥ Fuel gauge ② Power meter ⑦ Total mileage ③ Gear ⑧ Driving information ④ Speedometer ⑨ Electric quantity meter ⑤...
  • Page 56 2-1 Combination Instrument Configuration 2: ① Power meter ⑥ Total mileage ② Time ⑦ Fuel gauge ③ Gear ⑧ Driving information ④ Speedometer ⑨ Electric quantity meter ⑤ Exterior temperature...

  • Page 57: Indicators On Instrument Cluster

    2-1 Combination Instrument Configuration 3 ① Power meter ⑥ Speedometer ② Time ⑦ Odometer ③ Gear ⑧ Fuel endurance mileage ⑤ Exterior temperature ⑨ Fuel gauge ⑤ Orientation ⑩ Electric quantity meter Indicators on Instrument Cluster Indicator/Warning Light Turn signal indicator Clearance light indicator...
  • Page 58 2-1 Combination Instrument Intelligent high/low beam Rear fog light indicator indicator* High beam indicator Motion indicator light ECO indicator HEV indicator EV indicator (green/blue) OK indicator Main cruise control Cruise control indicator* indicator* Automatic parking indicator Discharge indicator (white in the standby state) Blind spot detection ACC speed* indicator...
  • Page 59 2-1 Combination Instrument Tyre pressure fault warning ESC fault warning light light Emission Fault Indicator Drive power limit indicator Charging connection Automatic emergency indicator braking indicator* Electric parking brake Unfastened seat belt indicator warning light Steering system fault SRS fault warning light warning light Parking system fault Low oil pressure warning...

  • Page 60: Operation Of Controller

    Operation of Controller 3-1 Doors and keys ....... 60 Keys ........60 Door Lock/Unlock ....63 Passive Entry & Passive Start (PEPS) System ....... 68 Mechanical Child Safety Lock 71 3-2 Seats ......... 73 Seat adjustment instructions .. 73 Rear Seats ......75 Headrest .........

  • Page 61: 3-1 Doors And Keys

    3-1 Doors and keys 3-1 D oor s an d k eys Keys The vehicle is equipped with an electronic intelligent key, Bluetooth key*, NFC key*, and mechanical key (concealed in the intelligent key) that allow you to unlock/lock vehicle doors, start the vehicle and implement other functions. Electronic Intelligent Key Electronic intelligent key –...
  • Page 62 If the battery needs to be replaced, please contact a BYD authorized service provider. If the electronic intelligent key is lost, please contact a BYD authorized service provider as soon as possible to avoid theft or accident.
  • Page 63 3-1 Doors and keys Bluetooth Key* Connect the vehicle through Bluetooth within a short range to control the vehicle, including door unlocking/locking. NFC Key* Connect the vehicle through Bluetooth within a short range to control the vehicle, including door unlocking/locking. Mechanical key Mechanical key (concealed in the electronic intelligent key) - can be used to unlock/lock the door on the driver's side.

  • Page 64: Door Lock/Unlock

    Mechanical Key Number Plate The mechanical key number is marked on the number plate. If your key is lost or you need a spare key, you may ask a BYD authorized service provider to reproduce the key with the key number plate.
  • Page 65 3-1 Doors and keys When carrying a registered intelligent key into the activation area, you can lock or unlock all the doors by pressing the "UNLOCK" or "LOCK" button on the key slowly and firmly. Locking: Press the lock button to lock all doors at the same time.
  • Page 66 3-1 Doors and keys 65 When the vehicle is in the vehicle locating state, press the "Lock" button again to restart the vehicle locating state. Locking/Unlocking with Microswitch Locking When the vehicle is unlocked and the doors are closed, carry the intelligent key and smoothly press the "Microswitch"...
  • Page 67 3-1 Doors and keys Unlocking Trunk Lid with Microswitch. With the vehicle locked, carrying the correct key and pressing the "Rear Microswitch" can control the trunk lid to open. With the vehicle unlocked, pressing the "Rear Microswitch" can control the trunk lid to open. Rolling up/down by microswitch With the vehicle power OFF, press and hold the microswitch to realize the automatic raising / lowering of four door windows (default settings: window...
  • Page 68 3-1 Doors and keys 67 Opening Trunk Lid with Mechanical Handle When the trunk lid cannot be opened due to power loss, fold in the rear seats and pull up the mechanical opening handle in the trunk to open the trunk lid. Trunk Lid Closing Handle This handle can be used to close the trunk lid.

  • Page 69: Passive Entry & Passive Start (Peps) System

    3-1 Doors and keys Emergency Mechanical Locking of Vehicle When the central door lock fails, operate the mechanical key to lock the front left door, turn the emergency lock toggle of other doors to the locked state with the key, and then close the doors.
  • Page 70 3-1 Doors and keys 69 Caution Do not touch the "START/STOP" button when driving the vehicle. Detection Antenna Position Configuration 1 ① Interior detection antenna ② Detection antenna above the left and right windows and outside the compartment Configuration 2 ①...
  • Page 71 3-1 Doors and keys Activation Area The PEPS function takes effect only when the registered intelligent key is in the activation area. Entry function activation area - within about 1 m to the microswitch on the front door's exterior handle. If the electronic intelligent key is too close to the door handle or the window, the entry function may not be...

  • Page 72: Mechanical Child Safety Lock

    Fluorescent lamp If the PEPS system cannot work normally due to system fault, take all intelligent keys to a BYD authorized service provider for maintenance. Mechanical Child Safety Lock To prevent children sitting on the rear seat from accidentally opening the rear doors, the vehicle is equipped with a child safety lock.
  • Page 73 3-1 Doors and keys Pull the latch in the direction of Arrow ① to turn on the child safety lock, so that the door cannot be opened from inside the vehicle. To open this door, use the exterior handle. Turning off Child Safety Lock Pull the latch in the direction of Arrow ①...

  • Page 74: Seats

    3-2 Seats 3-2 Se ats Seat adjustment instructions When the vehicle is running, all passengers must turn the backrests vertically upward, keep their backs against the backrests and fasten the seat belt correctly. Warm Tip Do not drive the vehicle until the passengers are properly seated. Do not sit on the upper part of the folded seat backrest, in the trunk or on the goods.
  • Page 75 3-2 Seats Front Seat Adjustment - Electric Adjustment* The position adjustment of power seats includes the adjustment of front and rear distance, seat height, seat cushion angle and backrest angle. Seat adjustment switch Move the seat position adjustment switch forward/backward to adjust the seat forward/backward.

  • Page 76: Rear Seats

    3-2 Seats Pull up the handle, tilt the seat backrest forward or backward at the same time, and release the handle after adjusting the backrest to the desired position. Height Adjustment Mechanism Handle* Pull height adjustment mechanism handle to adjust the seat to your desired comfortable height.

  • Page 77: Headrest

    3-2 Seats Warm Tip (Continued) When the rear seats are folded or restored, please ensure that the left and right seat belts are exposed to prevent the seat belts from being caught between the rear seats and flanks and avoid damage to the seats and the seat belts.

  • Page 78: Steering Wheel

    3-3 Steering Wheel 77 3-3 St eer in g Wh eel Steering Wheel Adjustment To adjust the angle or axial position of the steering wheel, hold it and perform the following operations: ● Press the steering wheel adjustment handle downward to adjust the steering wheel to the desired position, and then restore the handle to its...

  • Page 79: 3-4 Switch

    3-4 Switch 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 When this knob is rotated to " ", BCM collects the brightness value acquired by the light intensity sensor...
  • Page 80 3-4 Switch Low Beam Turn the knob at the end of the light switch to " " to turn on the low beams. Rear Fog Light Rotate this knob to" " and rotate the fog light knob to " " to turn on the rear fog lights.
  • Page 81 3-4 Switch Turn Signal Push up the combination switch lever, and then the right turn signals and the turn signal indicator on the instrument cluster start flashing simultaneously. Push down the combination switch lever, and then the left turn signals and the turn signal indicator on the instrument cluster start flashing simultaneously.

  • Page 82: Wiper Switch

    3-4 Switch Follow me home: ● The user can go to the "Follow me home delay" setting interface via → Vehicle settings → Light & ambient to set Multimedia System the time of follow me home. The default time is 10s. Corresponding lights stay on for 10s (or a set time) when the combination switch is turned to "...

  • Page 83: Front Left Door Switch Set

    3-4 Switch To make the wipers operate in point wiping mode " ", push the lever downward from " ". In this level, the wipers operate at a low speed until the lever is released. At the Intermittent wiping mode " ", turn the INT control knob on the wiper switch.
  • Page 84 3-4 Switch The window control switch has two positions, as shown in the figure ① and ②. Manual operation Press and hold the window control switch to the position ① (for models without anti-pinch function, press and hold the window control switch directly) to lower the window, and release it to stop the window;...
  • Page 85 3-4 Switch After the vehicle is powered off, if the front doors are not opened, the four-door window switch can control the roll up and roll down of the windows in 10 min. During this period, if the front door is opened and the delay function is canceled, and the windows cannot be controlled by the four-door window switch.
  • Page 86 3-4 Switch When the vehicle suffers strong impact, all doors will unlock automatically. Automatic unlocking will depend on the impact strength and the type of accident. External Rearview Mirror Adjustment Button External Rearview Mirror Selection button Left external rearview mirror button Right external rearview mirror button...

  • Page 87: Passenger's Side Window Switches

    3-4 Switch Passenger's Side Window Switches When the vehicle is powered up ("OK"), the right front and rear door window regulator switches can be used to regulate the right front and rear door windows respectively. Hazard Warning Light After is pressed, all turn signals start to flash, and the turn signal indicator on the instrument cluster flashes synchronously.

  • Page 88: Steering Wheel Switch Set

    3-4 Switch Steering Wheel Switch Set* Configuration 1 Cruise switch Turn on/off the cruise control system. Toggle the lever upward once to increase the target speed by 2 km/h. Toggle the lever downward once to reduce the target speed by 2 km/h. Reset Activate the cruise control system and resume to the previously set speed.
  • Page 89 3-4 Switch Set the current speed to the target cruise speed. Cancel (if any) Cancel the activated cruise state, and the system turns from activated state to standby state. Warm Tip With the vehicle powered on "ACC" or "ON", the following buttons can be used.
  • Page 90 3-4 Switch Configuration 2 Cruise switch Turn on/off the ACC system. +/RESET Activate the cruise control system and resume to the previously set speed. -/SET Set the current speed to the target cruise speed. Cancel (if any) Cancel the activated cruise state, and the system turns from activated state to standby state.
  • Page 91 3-4 Switch Warm Tip With the vehicle powered on "ACC" or "ON", the following buttons can be used. For details about the use of cruise control function, please refer to "Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) System*" in the chapter of "Using and Driving".
  • Page 92 3-4 Switch Configuration 3 Left button Cruise switch Turn on/off the ACC system. +/RESET Activate the cruise control system and resume to the previously set speed. -/SET Set the current speed to the target cruise speed. Distance-...
  • Page 93 3-4 Switch Adjust the following distance to the vehicle ahead in the ACC following function and decrease one level. Distance Adjust the distance from the vehicle ahead in the ACC following function and increase one level. Intelligent Navigation Button* Press this button to turn on/off the intelligent navigation system (to activate this function, activate the ACC function first).
  • Page 94 3-4 Switch Roll down the roller: ● In the instrument menu mode, press this button downward to select the second/third-level menu item; Press the roller: ● In the instrument cluster menu mode, enter the menu next to the current option or confirm the current setting. Left Button / Right Button Multimedia In radio mode:...

  • Page 95: Sunroof

    3-4 Switch Press this button to switch the multimedia screen to the voice recognition interface and realize the voice function. Instrument/Return In the non-instrument menu mode, press the instrument/return button to pop up the instrument menu. In the instrument menu mode, press the instrument/return button to return to the previous interface or to exit the menu if no previous interface exists.

  • Page 96: Interior Lamp

    3-4 Switch Press and hold the position ② of the sunroof switch, and the sunroof will start tilting. Its motion will stop when the switch is released or when the sunroof reaches its maximum tilt angle. Continue to press and hold the position ②, and the sunroof will start opening.

  • Page 97: E-Call

    3-4 Switch When the user slides down the state bar on the top of the multimedia screen to open the "Quick" interface and selects to turn off the "DOOR" switch: ● When any door is opened, the front/rear interior reading light remains off.

  • Page 98: Use And Driving

    Use and Driving 4-1 Charging/Discharging Instructions ........99 Charging Instructions ....99 Charging Method ..... 103 Discharging ......110 Energy Balance Point ....113 Charging Port Electronic Lock Control ........115 4-2 Battery ........117 Power Battery Maintenance ..117 Power Battery Heating Function in Low Temperature ....
  • Page 99 Use and Driving 4-5 Driving Assist......146 Cruise Control* ......146 Adaptive Cruise Control* ..147 Predictive Emergency Braking . 152 Traffic Sign Recognition* ..156 High Beam Assist (HMA)*..157 High Beam Assist (HMA)*..158 Intelligent Pilot System* ... 159 Lane-keeping* ......

  • Page 100: Charging/Discharging Instructions

    4-1 Charging/Discharging Instructions 4-1 C har ging/Disc har ging Instr uctio ns Charging Instructions Charging Safety Warnings Never allow juveniles to touch or use the charging equipment, and always keep them away during charging, as the charging equipment is a high-voltage electrical appliance.
  • Page 101 4-1 Charging/Discharging Instructions Charging Precautions When the SOC indicator bar on the combination instrument turns red, it indicates that the power battery is about to run out. Please charge it in time. AC and DC charging can be carried out in any gear*. Before charging, it is recommended to power OFF the vehicle.
  • Page 102 4-1 Charging/Discharging Instructions ● It is normal that the battery cooling may start, the compressor, fan and other parts work as required, and there will be a certain sound in the front compartment. ● Before charging is completed, to improve the battery service life, the battery equalization function will be activated, and this may result in delay in charging time.
  • Page 103 Check where there is any charging pile or vehicle Vehicle or charging pile fault prompt, and contact a BYD authorized service fault provider if necessary. Charging Mode Smart charging (for AC charging only): charge the vehicle regularly as scheduled by the user.

  • Page 104: Charging Method

    4-1 Charging/Discharging Instructions Charging Method Inspection before charging: ● Ensure that there are no abnormalities with the power supply equipment, charger, charging port, adapter, etc., such as cable wear, port rust, shell rupture or foreign substances in the port. ● Do not charge the vehicle when the metal terminal of the power plug/outlet or the charger/charging port is damaged or loosely connected due to rust, corrosion or ablation.
  • Page 105 See Charging Instructions for specific charging precautions. Warm Tip Please contact a BYD authorized service provider and select an appropriate power supply as required for the charging equipment. Grounding instructions for charging equipment: The equipment must be well grounded. In case of any fault or damage of the charging equipment, the grounding wire can be available for minimum impedance circuit discharge to avoid electric shock.
  • Page 106 4-1 Charging/Discharging Instructions Warning To prevent failure of the electric charging port cover, do not open and close it repeatedly. Open the charging port protection cover. Connect the power supply port: ● Insert the plug of the on-board charger into the household socket, and the power indicator of the charger box stays on (red).
  • Page 107 4-1 Charging/Discharging Instructions Disconnect the charging port: ● If the charging port anti-theft lock is deactivated, directly press the mechanical button of the charger and pull it out. ● If the charging port anti-theft lock is activated, press the unlocking button on the key or the microswitch on the door handle (when the key is nearby), and then press the...
  • Page 108 4-1 Charging/Discharging Instructions Single-phase AC charging box* ● Use the charging box delivered with the vehicle to charge the vehicle. See the User's Manual or relevant instructions for the use of the charging equipment. ● Single-phase AC charging box: It consists of a charging box, charger, and cable.
  • Page 109 4-1 Charging/Discharging Instructions ● At this time, reservation charging can be set through the multimedia screen. See "Smart Charging" in this chapter for details. Guidance on Stopping Charging Stop charging: ● The charging is stopped automatically when the charging equipment is set to stop charging in advance or when the vehicle is fully charged.
  • Page 110 Warm Tip The Smart Charging function is developed only for the AC charging equipment provided by BYD. When any AC charging equipment not certified by BYD is used, this function should be turned off, or the charging may fail, resulting in power loss and low battery of the vehicle.

  • Page 111: Discharging

    4-1 Charging/Discharging Instructions Discharging This vehicle has the external discharging function*, and the external discharging is vehicle-to-load discharge (VTOL). Warning Do not contact the metal terminals of the discharging power strip and the vehicle charging port during discharging. Stop the discharging device in case of abnormality such as odor and smoke during discharging.
  • Page 112 4-1 Charging/Discharging Instructions VTOL Method* Equipment Description Vehicle-to-load discharging (VTOL) connection equipment: The equipment consists of discharging plug, power socket, cable and discharging plug protection cover. Discharging Instructions Before discharging, deactivate the anti-theft function. Unlock the charging port cover switch, and open the charging port cover and charging port protection cover.
  • Page 113 4-1 Charging/Discharging Instructions Discharging Duration Setting 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 114: Energy Balance Point

    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. Energy Balance Point When the vehicle runs in dual modes, the SOC balance function is available to reserve power for such operations as rapid acceleration.
  • Page 115 4-1 Charging/Discharging Instructions There are two energy regeneration modes available, standard and higher. → New Energy → Energy Users can go to Multimedia System Regeneration Intensity Settings for selection according to driving habits. The user can select the corresponding energy feedback mode according to the driving habits If the mode is not set by the user, the factory default setting is always maintained.

  • Page 116: Charging Port Electronic Lock Control

    4-1 Charging/Discharging Instructions Charging Port Electronic Lock Control The charging port of the vehicle has an anti-theft function to prevent charger theft during charging and discharging. This function is "deactivated" by default. To activate the port anti-theft lock function, → New go to Multimedia System Energy →...
  • Page 117 Reset the emergency cable clip after unlocking. Warm Tip The charging port hatch cable is only functional when the vehicle is locked. If any abnormality or failure of the function is found, contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider.

  • Page 118: Battery

    When the driving range of your vehicle in pure electric mode time. 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 attenuation.

  • Page 119: Recycling The Power Battery

    Caution In case of any fault of the power battery, please contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider. Warm Tip The normal operating temperature of the power battery is within -35~60°C.

  • Page 120: Wakeup Function After Power Loss Of The Vehicle

    4-2 Battery The low-voltage battery used in this vehicle is a BYD self-developed lithium iron phosphate battery, referred to as the 12V battery. The 12V battery features a smart charging function. When the power battery SOC is sufficient, the vehicle can...

  • Page 121: Smart Charging Function

    If the vehicle cannot be woken up and started by the above operations, please contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider immediately. Caution It is recommended that a jump start be completed under the guidance of professionals, as the limited space in the under-hood PDB presents certain circuit safety risks.
  • Page 122 4-2 Battery Caution Low 12V 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 123: 4-3 Precautions For Use

    15 days); otherwise, the service life of the power battery is shortened; In case of inward indentations of the tray or scratches on the lower surface of the tray on the bottom of the battery pack, contact a BYD authorized service provider for inspection;...

  • Page 124: Towing Trailer

    The safety and comfort of driving completely depend on the correct use of equipment and careful driving. Before towing a trailer, it is recommended to contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider to confirm whether the vehicle has sufficient capacity for towing the trailer.

  • Page 125: Fuel

    4-3 Precautions for Use Warm Tip (Continued) As the braking distance may be increased during trailer towing, the following distance must be increased. Drive the vehicle at 10 km/h and keep a proper distance away from the vehicle ahead, at least equal to the sum of the lengths of the vehicle and the trailer.
  • Page 126 4-3 Precautions for Use Open the fuel filler hatch. When the vehicle is unlocked, press the fuel filler hatch to open it. Rotate the fuel tank cap counterclockwise to remove it. You may hear a "hiss" sound due to the release of pressure from the fuel tank.

  • Page 127: How To Save Fuel And Extend Service Life Of The Vehicle

    4-3 Precautions for Use CAUTION (Continued) Fuel filling and charging shall not be carried out at the same time. When the charging cable is plugged in, do not fill the fuel and keep a safe distance from combustibles. Otherwise, equipment damage and personal injury may be caused by burning fuel.

  • Page 128: Luggage

    4-3 Precautions for Use ● Move your foot from the brake pedal when no braking is required during the vehicle running. Continuous stepping on the brake pedal causes premature wear, overheating, and more fuel consumption. ● Maintain a proper speed when driving on highways. Higher vehicle speed consumes more fuel.

  • Page 129: Fire Prevention

    4-3 Precautions for Use Loading Articles in the Passenger Areas Properly place or fix all articles to prevent them from getting loose and hurting passengers in the vehicle in case of collision. Make sure that the articles placed on the floor behind the front seats do not roll under the seat, so as not to affect the driver's maneuverability to the pedal or normal adjustment of the seats.
  • Page 130 ● Call 119 in time and contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider and the insurance company. Find out the origin of the fire. In case of any smoke in the front compartment, do not open the hood immediately (because this aggravates the combustion and spread of the fire due to air ingress.

  • Page 131: Risk Of Carbon Monoxide (Co) Poisoning

    4-3 Precautions for Use After the fire brigade come and put out the fire, ask them for a rescue certificate and statement of fire cause. After the accident, contact the insurance company in time for post-accident handling. Warm Tip In order to prevent losses caused by accidents, it is recommended to purchase the "spontaneous combustion insurance".

  • Page 132: 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. Do not drive on roads with ponding deeper than half of the tyre height.
  • Page 133 4-3 Precautions for Use If any water ingress into high voltage component, the component insulation will be greatly affected; at the same time, there are many conductive substances in the water, which may cause short circuit in the component or the high voltage system.

  • Page 134: Starting And Driving

    4-4 Starting and Driving 4-4 St ar tin g a nd Dr ivin g Starting the Vehicle Normal method starting vehicle: With the intelligent key inside the vehicle, press the brake pedal ① and the "START/STOP" ② button. When the "OK" indicator on the instrument cluster lights up, the vehicle is ready for driving.

  • Page 135: Driving The Vehicle

    4-4 Starting and Driving Make sure the electronic intelligent key is inside the vehicle. Press and hold the Start button for more than 15s to start the vehicle. Driving the vehicle During driving, energy is recovered through the regenerative brake when the vehicle decelerates.
  • Page 136 Before long-distance driving, it is better to conduct a safety inspection on the vehicle, which can ensure your driving safety and increase your driving pleasure. You can also entrust a BYD authorized dealer or service provider for inspection on your behalf.

  • Page 137: Remote Startup

    4-4 Starting and Driving Exhaust system: listen and confirm whether there is air leakage. If any, repair it immediately. Oil level: stop the engine for 10 min after warming up, park the vehicle on a flat ground, and check the oil level. Combination instrument: confirm that the maintenance indicator and speedometer work normally.

  • Page 138: Gearshift Control Mechanism

    4-4 Starting and Driving Gearshift control mechanism Gear positions of the transmission are marked on the gearshift knob. "P" - Park: press this button to park the vehicle, and the parking indicator on it lights up. This gear shall be engaged before the motor is started or after the motor is turned off.

  • Page 139: Electronic Parking Brake (Epb)

    4-4 Starting and Driving Warning (Continued) To prevent the unintentional moving of the vehicle, pull up the EPB button after the vehicle stops stably and press the P button. Electronic Parking Brake (EPB) Make sure that the EPB is engaged when parking and leaving the vehicle.
  • Page 140 4-4 Starting and Driving CAUTION (Continued) Within a few seconds after the vehicle is started, the EPB system conducts the power-on self-test, during which it does not respond to all operations. Automatically Engaging the EPB Turning off the power engages the EPB automatically After pressing and holding the brake pedal to stop the vehicle, press the START/STOP button to turn off the power (switching the power from ON to OFF), and then engage the EPB automatically.
  • Page 141 3s. If the EPB can be released, please drive to the nearest service provider as soon as possible to check the brake pedal switch signal and related parts and circuits; if it still cannot be released, contact a BYD authorized dealer or service provider immediately.

  • Page 142: Auto Hold (Avh)

    If it does not go out, and the text prompt reading "Please check the EPB system" is displayed on the instrument cluster, it indicates that the EPB system may be faulty. Contact a BYD authorized service provider immediately.
  • Page 143 4-4 Starting and Driving Press the AVH button to turn AVH on, and then the white AVH standby status indicator on the instrument cluster lights up. When the conditions for the AVH function are met, the AVH indicator on the instrument cluster turns green.

  • Page 144: Precautions For Driving

    4-4 Starting and Driving Conditions for AVH function The AVH function is on standby. When the vehicle is in the drive gear, the brake pedal is pressed to completely stop the vehicle. ● The AVH function is activated, the brake lights and the high mount brake light all light up, and the green AVH indicator is displayed on the instrument cluster.
  • Page 145 4-4 Starting and Driving Warning The driver shall ensure the safety of the passengers in the vehicle, guide the passengers to use the vehicle's configured functions correctly, and prevent misoperation of the interior control switches (such as window control) by the children and other passengers in the vehicle. Caution Before driving, make sure that the EPB is fully released and the corresponding indicator goes out.
  • Page 146 Spray some deicing agent or glycerin into the door lock hole to prevent icing. Use washer fluid containing antifreeze. ● 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.

  • Page 147: 4-5 Driving Assist

    4-5 Driving Assist 4-5 Dr ivi n g Assi st Cruise Control* 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. Turning on/off Start the vehicle, shift to D gear, and press the cruise control button...

  • Page 148: Adaptive Cruise Control

    4-5 Driving Assist Warning Cruise control can only be activated when the vehicle is running on expressways with smooth traffic and under favorable weather conditions. Warm Tip When the vehicle is started and idles in situ, the cruise control speed setting interface can be accessed, but the speed cannot be set.
  • Page 149 4-5 Driving Assist ● The system is in a normal working state. The vehicle can run at a fixed speed or automatically adjust the distance from the target vehicle ahead for stable following. Then, the icon is displayed on the instrument cluster.
  • Page 150 4-5 Driving Assist Cruise Control Button Operation ACC ON/OFF Button Press the button ① to turn on (when the activation conditions are satisfied, the ACC system will enter the standby state) or off the ACC. Increasing Target Speed / Resetting Toggle the lever ④...
  • Page 151 4-5 Driving Assist If the brake pedal is pressed while ACC is activated, the vehicle decelerates continuously, and ACC automatically enters standby status. ACC needs to be re-activated after the brake pedal is released. Vehicle following to stop/start With ACC, the vehicle can follow the vehicle ahead to stop while in normal driving conditions.
  • Page 152 4-5 Driving Assist The ACC system cannot recognize pedestrians and vehicles traveling in the opposite direction. ACC allows limited braking only and cannot carry out emergency braking. If a vehicle ahead is braked suddenly (emergency stop), the ACC may sometimes fail to react or be slow in reacting to the action of the vehicle ahead, resulting in the risk of being too late in brake application.

  • Page 153: Predictive Emergency Braking

    (e.g. snow, ice or water covered or damp road sections). 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 mid-range radar: ●...
  • Page 154 4-5 Driving Assist Use Method To activate or deactivate the PCW and AEB functions, go to Multimedia System → Dipilot Settings. The system is on by default when the vehicle is started. Safety distance alarm When the vehicle running at a speed above 65 km/h and it is too close to another vehicle ahead for an extended period, PCW gives a safety distance alarm along with the indicator lit up on the instrument cluster...
  • Page 155 4-5 Driving Assist ● The vehicle is running in rain, snow, fog, water, direct sunlight, or greatly varying light. ● The sensors are dirty, fogged, damaged, or blocked. ● The radar malfunctions due to interference from other radar sources, such as strong radar reflections in multi-story parking lots. In complex traffic situations, PEBS may not be able to respond correctly if: ●...
  • Page 156 4-5 Driving Assist If the vehicle is running under special road conditions such as in a circular parking lot or a tunnel for an extended period, the radar sensors may experience temporary detection malfunctions. Should this occur, the user can restore the function by restarting the vehicle or driving along a normal road for a certain distance.

  • Page 157: Traffic Sign Recognition

    4-5 Driving Assist 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: ● There is a need to dismantle the mid-range radar or multi-function video controller.

  • Page 158: High Beam Assist (Hma)

    When a collision occurs on the vehicle or the camera sensor is reassembled, it is recommended to contact a BYD authorized service provider to calibrate the sensor to avoid affecting the performance of the system.

  • Page 159: High Beam Assist (Hma)

    The front windshield is covered with fog or dirt or blocked by labels or ornaments. When a collision occurs on the vehicle or the sensor is reassembled, it is recommended to contact a BYD authorized service provider to calibrate the sensor to avoid affecting the performance of the system. High Beam Assist (HMA)* HMA judges the current driving environment through the camera sensor, and automatically controls the activation or deactivation of the high beam.

  • Page 160: Intelligent Pilot System

    The front windshield is covered with fog or dirt or blocked by labels or ornaments. When a collision occurs on the vehicle or the sensor is reassembled, it is recommended to contact a BYD authorized service provider to calibrate the sensor to avoid affecting the performance of the system. Intelligent Pilot System* The intelligent cruise control (ICC) system functionally integrates the adaptive cruise control (ACC) system and lane keeping system (LKS).
  • Page 161 4-5 Driving Assist If the lane lines are available on both left and right sides of the vehicle and can be recognized: Regardless of whether there are vehicles ahead or not, the vehicle will be maintained moving along the center of the lane. If the vehicle runs from one section with clear lane lines to another with unclear lane lines or without lane lines: The vehicle follows the target vehicle ahead, if any, and makes minor...

  • Page 162: Lane-Keeping

    4-5 Driving Assist Lane-keeping* LKS detects lane lines ahead through the multi-function video controller on the front windshield. When the vehicle speed is above 60 km/h, LKS keeps the vehicle running in its lane by controlling the steering system, thus relieving the workload of the driver and enhancing driving comfort.

  • Page 163: Lane Departure Warning

    4-5 Driving Assist Vehicle speed must be adjusted depending on the visibility, weather conditions, road and traffic conditions, and a proper distance from the vehicle ahead must be kept. When LKS exits unexpectedly, such as excessively large curves, inclined pavement, unclear lane lines, too wide or too narrow lanes, the system only prompts the user that it has been disabled through the change of lane line state on the instrument cluster.
  • Page 164 4-5 Driving Assist Use Method To turn on or off LDWS, go to → Dipilot Multimedia System Settings. ● Two sensitivity modes are available for option: intelligent and standard. Compared with the standard mode, the intelligent mode can reduce the false trigger rate, but the trigger timing may be later.
  • Page 165 If it fails to recover on its own, contact a BYD authorized service provider. ● It is recommended to turn LDWS off when driving in any of the following conditions: ●...

  • Page 166: Blind Spot Detection

    4-5 Driving Assist Blind Spot Detection* BSD includes blind spot detection, side assist, rear crossing traffic alert, rear collision warning, and other functions. It mainly reminds the driver to drive carefully and pay attention to driving safety through the judgment of the current traffic conditions by radar sensors.
  • Page 167 4-5 Driving Assist Rear Collision Warning (RCW) During traveling at speeds above 5 km/h, if the radar sensors detect a risk of collision with a vehicle approaching quickly from the rear side, the hazard warning lights and alarm indicators* on both external rearview mirrors light up and flash to alert the driver.

  • Page 168: Acoustic Vehicle Alerting System (Avas)

    4-5 Driving Assist The calibration of radar sensors may be affected by vibration or collision, resulting in compromised BSD performance. Should this occur, contact a BYD authorized service provider. Acoustic Vehicle Alerting System (AVAS) System Function AVAS means that a warning sound is...

  • Page 169: Tyre Pressure Monitoring

    4-5 Driving Assist Tyre pressure monitoring Direct TPMS* The direct TPMS is an auxiliary system that monitors the tyre pressure in real time, improves the driving safety and comfort of the vehicle, and reduces the accelerated wear of tyres and the increase of vehicle energy consumption caused by insufficient tyre pressure.
  • Page 170 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 171 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, TPMS will perform function check, with warning light and indicator illuminating momentarily.
  • Page 172 60s and then stay on. If the vehicle loses the tyre pressure monitoring function, the driver should immediately drive the vehicle to a BYD authorized service provider for troubleshooting. Warm Tip When the ESC fails, the TPMS may also lose its function.

  • Page 173: Panoramic View Button

    4-5 Driving Assist Tyre pressure resetting is required after: The tyre pressure of one or more tyres is adjusted. Replacement (rotation) of any tyre / wheel; Any wheel is adjusted for dynamic balance. The chassis is technically modified. The ambient temperature changes by more than 40°C since the last resetting;...
  • Page 174 4-5 Driving Assist The system is designed to provide assistance for driving into parking space or parallel parking. However, the system may not detect some objects in some surrounding positions. In the front view or rear view interface, objects below the bumper or on the ground may not be detected, as the shaded regions shown in the figure.

  • Page 175: Rear View Camera

    4-5 Driving Assist Starting the Panoramic View System When the vehicle is powered ON or the OK indicator stays on, press the button on the steering wheel to start the panoramic view system, provided that the R gear is not engaged. When the vehicle is powered ON or the OK indicator stays on, the panoramic view system starts...
  • Page 176 The position and mounting angle of the camera may change if the vehicle is rear-ended or hits an obstacle. In this case, it is recommended to contact a BYD authorized service provider to check the position and mounting angle of the camera.
  • Page 177 4-5 Driving Assist Warm Tip (Continued) If the camera is stained with water, snow and dirt, wash it with water and wipe it dry with a soft cloth. For foreign matters that are not easy to be wiped off, such as oil stains and rubber, please clean the camera with soft detergent and water, and then wipe it dry with a soft cloth.

  • Page 178: Parking Assist System

    4-5 Driving Assist Parking Assist System Parking Assist System The system can measure the distance between the vehicle and the obstacle and communicate the information through the multimedia screen and speaker during parallel or shifting parking. When using the system, be sure to pay attention to the surrounding space.
  • Page 179 4-5 Driving Assist Level Example of rear central sensor display Speaker Slow Quick Continuous Sensor Level Example of corner sensor display Speaker Quick Slow Detection level and approximate distance between vehicle and obstacle Level Front right corner 60~30cm 30~0cm sensor Front left corner 60~30cm 30~0cm...
  • Page 180 4-5 Driving Assist Caution The sensor may not detect obstacles that are particularly close to the vehicle. Depending on the shape of the obstacle, the detection range of the sensor may vary. Sensor detection information Some vehicle conditions and surroundings may affect the performance of the sensor to accurately detect obstacles.

  • Page 181: Driving Safety

    4-5 Driving Assist ● High obstacles with the upper part extending outward towards the vehicle. Driving safety In order to improve the driving safety of the vehicle, the following driving safety systems automatically work according to various driving conditions. However, it is important to remember that these systems are only auxiliary and should not be relied on excessively during driving.

  • Page 182: Vehicle Setting

    4-5 Driving Assist After releasing the brake pedal, HHC can maintain the brake pressure applied by the driver for 1s to prevent the vehicle from moving backward. HBA (hydraulic brake assist) When the driver quickly presses the brake pedal, HBA can identify that the vehicle is experiencing an emergency and may quickly increase the braking pressure to the maximum value.
  • Page 183 4-5 Driving Assist When ESC is working ● If the vehicle is in danger of slipping or reversing when starting on a slope, or any driving wheel is idling, the ESC indicator flashes, indicating that ESC is working. Deactivating ESC ●...
  • Page 184 ● If different tyres are installed on the vehicle, ABS and ESC may not be functional. ● Contact a BYD authorized service provider for details on how to replace tyres or wheels. Handling of tyres and suspensions ● Using any faulty tyre or modifying the suspension affects the driving safety system and may cause failure of this system.
  • Page 185 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 186: Description Of Other Main Functions

    4-6 Description of Other Main Functions 185 4-6 D escr ip ti on of Ot her Ma in Fu nc tio ns Interior rearview mirror Interior Rearview Mirror The manual anti-glare interior rearview mirror is designed with the normal mode and anti-glare mode: Normal mode - adjust the control lever to position ①, where the image in the rearview mirror is the...

  • Page 187: Exterior Rearview Mirrors

    4-6 Description of Other Main Functions Exterior Rearview Mirrors 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. Selection switch - used to select the external mirror to be adjusted.

  • Page 188: 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 service provider from which you purchase the vehicle before you purchase anti-skid tyre chains and install them onto the tyres.

  • Page 190: Interior Devices

    Interior Devices 5-1 Multimedia System ....190 Multimedia System Control Panel ..........190 5-2 A/C System ......192 A/C Panel View ..... 192 A/C Operation Interface..192 Description of Functional Definition ....... 193 Vents ........197 Turn on the air conditioner in the cloud service APP ....

  • Page 191: Multimedia System

    5-1 Multimedia System 5-1 Mul tim ed ia Sy stem Mul tim edi a Sys tem Co ntr ol Pa nel When the vehicle is powered ON, the system displays the initial image for several seconds and starts to operate. ①...
  • Page 192 5-1 Multimedia System CAUTION (Continued) Using the touchscreen ● When the display screen temperature is low, the displayed image may be dark, or the system may work slightly slower than normal. ● The screen may be dark or difficult to see clearly with sunglasses. Please change the angle of the screen or remove the sunglasses.

  • Page 193: 5-2 A/C System

    5-2 A/C System 5-2 A/C Sy stem A/C Panel View ① Auto button ② A/C button ③ Defrosting button for front windshield A/C Operation Interface ① A/C Settings ⑨ Defrosting button for front windshield ② A/C Operation Interface ⑩ Defrosting Button for Rear ⑪...

  • Page 194: Description Of Functional Definition

    Keep the compartment as clean and fresh as possible. If any odor still exists after implementing the above methods, contact a BYD authorized service provider for maintenance. For heating in autumn and winter, the A/C may request to start the engine.
  • Page 195 5-2 A/C System Tap this button to adjust the blower speed to an appropriate level. The higher the level is, the greater the blower speed is. Defrosting button for front windshield Press the defrosting button for front windshield or tap the corresponding button on the touchscreen, and the A/C switches to the front defrosting control mode, and the airflow mainly blows to the front windshield and side windows.
  • Page 196 5-2 A/C System 195 Tap this button to switch the A/C to the maximum cooling control mode. The compressor is turned on, the temperature is adjusted to LO, the blower speed is adjusted to the maximum, the recirculation mode is activated, and air blows in face level mode.
  • Page 197 5-2 A/C System A/C vent mode selection button: ● Tap the corresponding icon to select the corresponding vent mode. The vent modes can be freely selected on the touchscreen, and up to three vent modes can be activated at the same time as required. It can be adjusted according to the following vent diagram.

  • Page 198: Vents

    5-2 A/C System 197 In ventilation mode, the system introduces the natural wind outside the vehicle, so it is suitable for spring and autumn. Vents The blower speed can be adjusted and all vents can be opened and closed. Side Vents The venting angle can be adjusted by toggling adjusting sheets in the center of vents, and vents can be closed by...

  • Page 199: Turn On The Air Conditioner In The Cloud Service App

    5-2 A/C System Turn on the air conditioner in the cloud service APP Turn on the A/C: On the BYD App control interface, tap Temperature Setting, Duration, and Recirculation/Fresh Air Mode to complete settings, and then tap the "A/C ON" button and enter the password to turn on the A/C remotely.

  • Page 200: Storage Device

    5-3 Storage Device 199 5-3 St or ag e Dev ice Glovebox To open the glovebox, pull up the glovebox handle. ● The light in the glovebox lights up when the glovebox is opened*. Push the glovebox cover up to close it.

  • Page 201: Central Armrest Storage Box

    5-3 Storage Device Central Armrest Storage Box To open the central glove box, pull up the armrest to open the central glove box cover armrest. Cup Holder Front cup holder The cup holder is used to securely place the cup, ashtray or beverage can.

  • Page 202: File Pockets

    5-3 Storage Device 201 Rear Cup Holder* Pull out the rear seat armrest, and then the rear cup holder can be seen. File Pockets There is a file pocket on the back of the front seat, which can be used to store magazines and newspapers.

  • Page 203: 5-4 Other Devices

    5-4 Other Devices 5-4 O th er Devi ces Sun visor Sun visor Sun visors are installed up front the driver and front passenger. 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 204: Interior Roof Handles

    5-4 Other Devices 203 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 205: Usb/Charging Port

    5-4 Other Devices USB/Charging port* It is the hollow part close to the driver's side under the auxiliary dashboard. ① Charging port ② USB data interface ③ SD card slot It just can be used when the vehicle is powered ON or the OK indicator stays Power Interface* There are two USB charging ports at the rear part of the central...
  • Page 206 If the smartphone wireless charging system fails, contact a BYD authorized 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. When leaving the vehicle, do not place the smartphone in the vehicle for charging to avoid potential safety hazards.
  • Page 207 The smartphone wireless charging system supports the charging of QI certified smartphones, and BYD does not make any commitments on the normal charging of smartphones without official Qi certification. BYD is not responsible for the problems caused by the external wireless charging coil. Please use such coil with caution.
  • Page 208 Maintenance 6-1 Maintenance Instructions ..208 Maintenance Period and Items ..........208 6-2 Regular Maintenance ... 214 Regular Maintenance ... 214 Vehicle Corrosion Protection 214 Paintwork Maintenance Tips 215 Exterior Cleaning ....216 Internal cleaning ....217 6-3 Self-Maintenance ....221 Self-Maintenance ....

  • Page 209: 6-1 Maintenance Instructions

    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 210 6-1 Maintenance Instructions Maintenance Schedule Vehicle Maintenance Maintenance should be based on the vehicle maintenance mileage and the interval months, whichever comes first. Vehicle maintenance mileage refers to the total mileage. Maintenance item Time and mileage interval for maintenance Check whether the cooling water The first maintenance is carried out in the 6th month or pipe is intact and tightly locked at the when the mileage reaches 3,500 km, and the subsequent...
  • Page 211 6-1 Maintenance Instructions Maintenance item Time and mileage interval for maintenance Rotate on the 18th months or at mileage of 11,000 km Tyre Rotation during the first maintenance, and rotate every 24 months or 15,000 km thereafter The first maintenance is carried out in the 6th month or Check wheel bearings for clearance when the mileage reaches 3,500 km, and the subsequent maintenance is carried out every 24 months or 15,000 km.
  • Page 212 6-1 Maintenance Instructions Maintenance item Time and mileage interval for maintenance The first maintenance is carried out in the 6th month or Check EPS ECU for corrosion when the mileage reaches 3,500 km, and the subsequent maintenance is carried out every 24 months or 15,000 km. The first maintenance is carried out in the 6th month or Check activated carbon when the mileage reaches 3,500 km, and the subsequent...
  • Page 213 (at least every 6 months or 72,000 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 214 6-1 Maintenance Instructions Due to the particularity of the dual-mode system, if the engine just runs for a short time after each start, it is easy to cause oil deterioration (oil emulsification and gasoline dilution). In this case, it should be maintained according to severe working conditions, especially in cold environments.

  • Page 215: Regular Maintenance

    The maintenance shall be carried out in accordance with the standards and specifications of BYD Auto Industry Co., Ltd. It is recommended that the maintenance be carried out by a local BYD authorized service provider. The maintenance items and driving time or distance listed in the...

  • Page 216: Paintwork Maintenance Tips

    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 service provider for repair.

  • Page 217: Exterior Cleaning

    6-2 Regular Maintenance Caution When the vehicle is repainted and placed in a high-temperature paint waxing workshop, the vehicle’s plastic bumper must be removed to avoid damage caused by high temperatures. Exterior Cleaning 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 218: Internal Cleaning

    6-2 Regular Maintenance 217 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 219 6-2 Regular Maintenance Carpet Clean carpets with a high-quality foam cleaner. 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 220 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 service provider.
  • Page 221 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 222: Self-Maintenance

    6-3 Self-Maintenance 6-3 Sel f- Mai nte na nce 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 223 6-3 Self-Maintenance CAUTION (Continued) If you are working near the electronic fan or radiator grid, make sure that the vehicle is shut down. When the vehicle is powered on, if the engine coolant temperature is very high or the A/C is turned on, the electronic fan may start automatically.
  • Page 224 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 After heavy rain or cleaning, fog may appear on the covers of combination lights, tail lights, or turn signals in external rearview mirrors.

  • Page 225: Sunroof Maintenance

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

  • Page 226: Hood

    If possible, run the engine for a short time periodically (preferably once a month). If the vehicle has been parked for one year or more, drive the vehicle to a BYD authorized service provider for maintenance. Hood Opening of Hood...

  • Page 227: Engine Oil

    6-3 Self-Maintenance Open the hood and lift it up. After lifting up the hood, support it with the stay bar. Close the hood: To close the hood, lower it to a height of about 30 cm above the front grille, and loose your grip to let it fall freely for locking.

  • Page 228: Cooling System

    Always use the coolant with specifications same as the original manufacturer's product. 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 service provider.

  • Page 229: Brake System

    6-3 Self-Maintenance Caution Never add any rust inhibitor or other additives to the cooling system. The additives may be incompatible with coolant or motor components. Opening the auxiliary tank cover when the motor and engine are not completely cooled may cause the coolant to eject, resulting in serious scald.

  • Page 230: Fuel Filter

    In cold months, it is recommended that the A/C is turned on once a week for at least 10 min to circulate the lubricating oil in the refrigerant unit. If the cooling effect of the A/C system decreases, drive the vehicle to a BYD authorized service provider for maintenance. Warm Tip Whenever the A/C system is maintained, the maintenance station should use a refrigerant recycling system.

  • Page 231: Wiper Blades

    6-3 Self-Maintenance Warm Tip (Continued) The system can recycle the refrigerant to avoid environmental pollution caused by the direct release of refrigerant into the atmosphere. Wiper Blades The rubber strip of the wiper blade is made of synthetic rubber, which is a vulnerable part.

  • Page 232: Tyre

    6-3 Self-Maintenance Tyre In order to drive safely, tyre type and size must be suitable for the vehicle. The tyre tread should be in good condition and the tyre pressure should be within the standard range. The following is detailed description of how to check the tyre pressure, tyre damage and wear, and the operation method of tyre rotation.
  • Page 233 In addition to proper inflation, correct wheel alignment can also help reduce tread wear. If uneven tyre wear is found, drive the vehicle to a BYD authorized service provider to check wheel alignment. Tyre balancing has been carried out before the vehicle leaves the factory, but it may be necessary to carry out tyre balancing again after driving for a period of time.
  • Page 234 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. Be sure to balance the tyre again after a tyre is repaired.

  • Page 235: 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 service provider.
  • Page 236 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. After the fuse is blown, drive the vehicle to a BYD authorized service provider for inspection or replacement.
  • Page 237 6-3 Self-Maintenance Nameplate of Front Compartment Fuse Box Protected component Ampere (A) or circuit Electronic fuel injection system Fuel injector Electronic fuel injection system ECU Ignition Coil Solenoid valve Oxygen Sensor Engine ECU...
  • Page 238 6-3 Self-Maintenance Protected component Ampere (A) or circuit Compressor Motor controller Brake light switch PTC1 (reserved) Front wiper Rear defroster Vehicle control unit Electrically controlled coolant pump Battery management controller Standby power supply PTC3 (reserved) Battery management controller BODY CONTROLLER, REAR ADAS Combination instrument...
  • Page 239 6-3 Self-Maintenance Protected component Ampere (A) or circuit Engine Sound Simulator Blower Electronic fan Engine water pump...
  • Page 240 6-3 Self-Maintenance Nameplate of Dashboard Fuse Box Protected component Ampere (A) or circuit Diagnosis interface Combination instrument High-frequency receiving module...
  • Page 241 6-3 Self-Maintenance Protected component Ampere (A) or circuit Gearshift panel 15/20 Multimedia EXTERNAL POWER AMPLIFIER ECALL Combination switch Sunroof Brake light switch On-board charger Vehicle control unit BODY CONTROLLER, REAR BODY CONTROLLER, REAR Front left power seat Front right power seat Warm Tip When the vehicle configuration is different, the amperage of some fuses (such as the multimedia system fuse) may be different, and the...

  • Page 242: Common Faults

    Common Faults 7-1 Common Faults and Solutions242 Intelligent Key Battery Runs Out ..........242 Failure to Start the Vehicle ... 242 Engine Flameout During Driving ..........244 Engine Overheated....244 Vehicle Towing ..... 245 Tyre Leakage ......246...

  • Page 243: Common Faults And Solutions

    If it can be started, the original key may have been damaged. In this case, have the key checked by a BYD authorized service provider. If all keys cannot be used, the key or intelligent key system may fail. In this case,...
  • Page 244 12V battery SOC level is low. In this case, contact a BYD authorized or service provider. If the interior lights are on but the engine cannot be started, contact a BYD authorized service provider.

  • Page 245: Engine Flameout During Driving

    7-1 Common Faults and Solutions Engine Flameout During Driving Slowly reduce the speed and keep driving in a straight line. Carefully drive the vehicle off the road to a safe place. Turn on the hazard warning lights. Try to start the engine again. The engine may start and stop frequently because the fuel tank is empty.

  • Page 246: Vehicle Towing

    Vehicle Towing If the vehicle needs to be towed, it is recommended to contact a BYD authorized service provider, professional towing service provider, or a roadside assistance service.

  • Page 247: Tyre Leakage

    7-1 Common Faults and Solutions Fasten the towing hook into the towing hole. Warm Tip It is not recommended to use the towing hook to tow the vehicle. It is better to contact a professional towing service provider or a roadside assistance service.
  • Page 248 7-1 Common Faults and Solutions Tools Included in the Vehicle The tools are stored in the tool box under the trunk cover board. ① Removal clamp for wheel nut cover ② Towing hook ③ Tyre sealant kit ④ Warning triangle ⑤...
  • Page 249 7-1 Common Faults and Solutions Use of Tyre Sealant Kit The tyre sealant kit can be used to seal small cuts, especially in the tread pattern. The tyre sealant kit is only for emergency purposes so that you can drive the vehicle to the nearest maintenance center. Even if the tyres do not leak, you can only drive for a short distance in an emergency.
  • Page 250 If the tyre pressure is between 130 to 220 kPa, please repeat the operation to fill the tyre sealant into the tyre and observe the tyre pressure readings on the inflator. ● If the tyre pressure does not reach 130 kPa, contact a BYD authorized service provider.
  • Page 251 Replace any tyre sealant that is about to expire (refer to the label on the canister for the expiration date). It is recommended that you purchase a new tyre sealant kit from a BYD authorized service provider after it is used to repair a tyre.
  • Page 252 7-1 Common Faults and Solutions Block the wheel When jacking up the vehicle, place a stopper block below the wheel in diagonal direction of the flat tyre to prevent vehicle slipping; To block the wheel, put the stopper in front of the front wheel or behind the rear wheel.
  • Page 253 7-1 Common Faults and Solutions Jacking up the Vehicle After confirming that nobody is in the vehicle, jack up the vehicle to a proper height to install the spare tyre; Remember that installing a spare tyre needs more ground clearance than removing a flat tyre.
  • Page 254 7-1 Common Faults and Solutions Reinstall the wheel nuts During reinstallation of wheel nuts (with the wedge-shaped end facing inward), tighten up wheel nuts by hand to the greatest extent, push the wheel backward and tighten up the wheel nuts again.
  • Page 255 7-1 Common Faults and Solutions Caution Confirm that no persons and articles are below the vehicle when lowering After wheel replacement Check the pressure of the replaced tyre. Adjust the tyre pressure to the specified value. If the tyre pressure is lower than the specified value, drive the vehicle slowly to a nearby service station for inflating until the correct pressure is reached.

  • Page 256: 8-1 Data Information

    8-1 Data Information 8-1 D ata Inf or m ati on Vehicle Parameters BYD715 BYD715 BYD715 BYD715 BYD715 BYD71 Product Model 2WT6H 2WT6HE 2WT6HE 2WT6HE 2WT6HE 52WT6HE EVB4 VB14 Overall Length * dimensions width * 4765x1837x1495 (mm) height Tread (mm) Front/Rear 1580/1590 Wheelbase (mm)
  • Page 257 8-1 Data Information BYD7152 BYD715 BYD715 BYD715 BYD715 BYD715 Product Model WT6HEV 2WT6HE 2WT6HE 2WT6HE 2WT6HE 2WT6HE VB14 Front brake disc: about 24~26 Rear brake disc: about 10~12 Brake friction pair (mm) Thickness of front brake lining: about 2~8 Thickness of rear brake lining: about 2~6.5 Drive motor model TZ220XYE Rated power / speed /...

  • Page 258: Vehicle Identification

    8-1 Data Information Vehicle Identification Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) ① The VIN is pasted on the transmission housing. ② The VIN is pasted on the side of the hood. ③ The VIN is pasted on the upper left of the dashboard. ④...
  • Page 259 8-1 Data Information Vehicle nameplate ① The vehicle nameplate is pasted under the right B-pillar lock ring, and contains the following information: Company Name Brand Country of manufacture Vehicle model Seating capacity Manufacture date Drive motor model Peak power of drive motor Engine Model Rated voltage of high-voltage battery system...

  • Page 260: Prompt Information

    8-2 Prompt Information 8-2 Pr om p t I nf or m atio n Warning Labels ① A/C system and cooling fan labels ② Battery position label The side airbag warning labels are pasted on the lower part of left and right B pillars.
  • Page 261 8-2 Prompt Information The tyre pressure label is pasted on the lower part of the left B pillar. The label of air filter of the A/C system is pasted inside the glovebox. The oil level indicator is pasted on the inner side of the fuel filler hatch.

  • Page 262: Microwave Window

    8-2 Prompt Information The child safety lock marks are engraved on the sheet metal surface of the rear doors (in a symmetrical manner on the left and right sides). Microwave Window The microwave window is located on the upper right side of the front windshield.
  • Page 264 Alphabetical Index 1,2,3... Discharging......110 Door Lock/Unlock ....63 12V backup power supply ...203 Driver and Front Passenger Airbags ........ 23 Driver's Side Glovebox ..199 A/C Operation Interface ..192 Driving safety ..... 180 A/C Panel View ....192 Driving the vehicle ....134 A/C System ......229 Acoustic Vehicle...
  • Page 265 292 Alphabetical Index Hazard Warning Light ..86 Microwave Window .... 261 Headrest ......76 Multimedia System Control Panel ......... 190 High Beam Assist (HMA)* ...157 High Beam Assist (HMA)* ...158 Hood........225 How to Save Fuel and Extend Paintwork Maintenance Tips Service Life of the Vehicle...126 ..........
  • Page 266 Alphabetical Index Smart Charging Function ..120 ..........54 Smartphone Wireless Charging*......204 Starting the Vehicle ....133 Wakeup Function after Power Steering Wheel Adjustment .. 77 Loss of the Vehicle ..... 119 Steering Wheel Switch Set* . 87 Warning Labels ....259 Storage of Vehicle ....224 Washer ......
  • Page 267 294 Summary of abbreviations Abbreviations Abbreviations Full Name Abbreviations Full Name Vehicle event data recorder system...

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