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Superiority in Diligence, Sincerity in Heart
The BYD Superior and Sincere Service Brand was established in
2006, inheriting the service concept of "Superiority in Diligence, Sincerity
in Heart" of all aftersales service providers of BYD.
Sun Simiao, a famous doctor in the Tang Dynasty, discussed two
issues about medical ethics in the Virtual of Great Physician, one is
superiority, meaning that a doctor should be superior in medical skill and
must be "knowledgeable in medicine and diligent". The other one is
sincerity, meaning a doctor of high moral character, with a sincere heart
of treating patient like treating himself/herself. Aftersales service
providers of BYD have introduced Sun Simiao's concept in the Virtual of
Great Physician into the aftersales industry of automobile, and
positioned the BYD Superior and Sincere Service Brand as "Superiority
and Sincerity", featured by:
Superior in
providing good
service
It is firmly believed in the BYD Superior and Sincere Service Brand
that superiority and sincerity conduce to exquisite service skills, and
high sense of responsibility and earnest conduces to sincere service
attitude. All aftersales service providers of BYD will always devote to
providing high-quality aftersales services to BYD's clients.

Superior and Sincere Services

Diligent and
dedicated
Enthusiastic
and sincere
Proactive and
warm-hearted
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  • Page 1: Superior And Sincere Services

    Aftersales service providers of BYD have introduced Sun Simiao's concept in the Virtual of Great Physician into the aftersales industry of automobile, and positioned the BYD Superior and Sincere Service Brand as "Superiority...
  • Page 2: Foreword

    Foreword Thank you very much for choosing BYD passenger car. Getting through this manual is an essential to the correct use and maintenance of BYD passenger car. Special instruction: BYD Auto Industry Co., Ltd. suggests that genuine spare parts be used for your vehicle and the vehicle be operated, maintained and serviced properly as per this manual.
  • Page 3 (if any) related to the product or consult your vendor. For enquiry on power battery recycling outlets, please visit BYD Auto's official website: https://www.byd.com/cn/SocialResponsibility/BatteryRecycle.html For detailed product instructions, please follow the "Difenhui" or scan the...
  • Page 4: Overview Of Byd E3 Passenger Car

    Overview of BYD e3 Passenger Car As a pure electric passenger car featuring new energy and new power, BYD e3 is an environment friendly product developed by BYD with great efforts. The power battery pack is organically integrated with the integral body to fully ensure the safety of the battery and the vehicle.
  • Page 5 Index of Search by the illustration Illustrations Safety Be sure to read through this section Learn how to read instruments, warning lights and Instrument Set indicators Operation of Learn how to open and close vehicle doors and Controller windows, perform adjustment before driving and others Application and Learn necessary operations and suggestions during Driving...
  • Page 6: Table Of Contents

    Contents Superior and Sincere Services ..1 PEPS System ......56 Foreword ........2 Child Safety Lock ....59 Overview of BYD e3 Seats ......60 Passenger Car ....... 4 Instructions for Operating Seats Safety ......... 148 ..........60 Seat Belt ......18 Folding of Rear Seat ....63...
  • Page 7 Contents 7 Main Points of Electric Exterior Rearview Application ....104 Mirrors ........144 Wiper ........145 Running-in Period ....105 Antiskid Chain ...... 146 A/C Heater (If Any) ....105 Interior Devices ....148 Trailer Towing ...... 108 Ways to Save Electric Energy Multimedia System ..
  • Page 8 Contents Service and Maintenance ..148 Wiper Blade ......187 Tire ........188 6-1 Instructions for Maintenance ....167 Fuse ........192 When Failure Occurs ..148 Period and Contents of Maintenance ......167 7-1 When Failure Occurs ..201 Regular Maintenance .. 173 Intelligent Key Battery Runs Out ........201 Regular Maintenance ..
  • Page 9 Index of Illustrations ■ Exterior Trunk lid AC charging port cap AC charging with household portable equipment Single-phase/Three-phase AC charging through charging pile Emergency unlocking of charging port Wiper blade P186 Replacement of wiper blade P144 Electric exterior rearview mirrors P143 Doors Door lock/unlock...
  • Page 10: Index Of Illustrations

    Index of Illustrations Tire P187 Flat tire P204 Lights P181 Light switch DC charging port cap DC charging through charging pile Front compartment hatch P183 Cooling system P184 Brake system P185 Washer P185 Front compartment distribution box P191...
  • Page 11 Index of Illustrations ■ Dashboard Wiper switch Instrument set View of combination instrument Indicators/warning lights Steering wheel Steering wheel adjustment Steering wheel switch set Switch set START/STOP button...
  • Page 12 Index of Illustrations VOLUME knob / Audio OFF / multimedia restart button P148 Hazard warning light button ECO mode button (if any) SPORT mode button (if any) Snow mode button A/C control panel P151 Feedback button (if any) Driver's seat heating button (if any) Driver's seat ventilation button (if any) Automatic Vehicle Hold (AVH) (If Any) P121...
  • Page 13 Index of Illustrations ■ Interior Anti-theft indicator Door panel handle Front left door switch set Power window switch Console door lock switch Exterior rearview mirror adjustment switch Storage box on inner trim panel P159 Parking Brake Pedal (If Any) P121 Opening handle of front compartment hatch P183...
  • Page 14 Index of Illustrations Bill box P160 Headlight adjustment switch Light switch Automatic lighting Clearance light Low beam Rear fog light Headlight flasher High beam Turn signals...
  • Page 15 Index of Illustrations Front seat Adjustment of front seat Headrest Seat belt Front central armrest storage box P159...
  • Page 17 Safety Safety 1-1 Seat Belt ....................18 Introduction to Seat Belt ................18 Use of Seat Belt ................... 19 1-2 Supplemental Restraint System ..............22 Introduction to Supplemental Restraint System ..........22 Driver and Front Passenger Air Bags ............23 SRS Triggering Condition and Precautions ..........26 1-3 Child Restraint System ................
  • Page 18: 1-1 Seat Belt

    ● In case any seat belts are damaged or abnormal, contact a BYD authorized service provider for confirmation and handling immediately and do not use corresponding seats before such confirmation and handling.
  • Page 19: Use Of Seat Belt

    WARM TIP ● If the above-mentioned function becomes abnormal or fails, contact a BYD authorized service provider and do not use corresponding seats before the function returns to normal. Use of Seat Belt 1.
  • Page 20 1-1 Seat Belt WARM TIP ● The shoulder belt should cross the center of the shoulder. The seat belt should be far from the neck and not liable to fall from the shoulder. Otherwise, in case of emergency brake or accident, the seat belt cannot protect passengers and even cause severe injury to passengers.
  • Page 21 Do not remove, disassemble or modify any seat belts arbitrarily. ● After an accident has occurred, contact a BYD authorized service provider for inspection of the seat belts. If the pretightening function of a seat belt is activated, be sure to replace the seat belt.
  • Page 22: 1-2 Supplemental Restraint System

    1-2 Supplemental Restraint System Introduction to Supplemental Restraint System Supplemental Rest raint Syst em ■ The supplemental restraint system (SRS) is supplemental to the seat belts. In case of a severe collision accident with the system triggering condition met, the SRS will deploy rapidly and together with the seat belts, provide additional protection for the heads and chests of the driver and passengers to reduce the degree of injury.
  • Page 23: Driver And Front Passenger Air Bags

    1-2 Supplemental Restraint System Driver and Front Passenger Air Bags If the vehicle 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 the driver's and the front passenger's heads and chests to reduce the degree of injury.
  • Page 24 When an air bag deploys, you may see some smoke, which is actually powder from the surface of an air bag. Although this powder is not toxic, occupants with respiratory disease may still feel temporary discomfort. In the following conditions, contact a BYD authorized service provider immediately. ■...
  • Page 25 1-2 Supplemental Restraint System abnormally.
  • Page 26: Srs Triggering Condition And Precautions

    ■ BYD Auto has fully considered the common misuse and road conditions in the country in setting the SRS ECU. 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 27 1-2 Supplemental Restraint System The vehicle hits a kerb projection, curbstone or any others. The vehicle front end hits the ground when the vehicle goes downhill. Conditions in which air bags may not deploy The vehicle hits a concrete column, wood or any other long and slender object.
  • Page 28 1-2 Supplemental Restraint System The vehicle suffers rear-end collision by another vehicle. The vehicle overturns. The vehicle hits a wall or another vehicle on a part other than the front part. A part other than the passenger compartment of the vehicle suffers a lateral collision.
  • Page 29 1-2 Supplemental Restraint System A side of the vehicle suffers an oblique collision. The vehicle hits a post on the side. WARNING ● The SRS is developed to match the specific vehicle model. Any modification of the suspension, tire size, bumper, chassis or equipment installed by the manufacturer will adversely affect the SRS.
  • Page 30 BYD authorized service provider for testing. CAUTION ● Do not modify any components of the SRS, including corresponding labels. Have any operation on the SRS carried out by a BYD authorized service provider. ● The SRS has a strong resistance to electromagnetic interference and electromagnetic disturbance around.
  • Page 31: Child Restraint System

    WARM TIP ● BYD highly suggests that you use a child restraint system. Studies reveal that a child restraint system installed in the rear seat is safer than in the front seat. ●...
  • Page 32: Installation Of Child Restraint System

    1-3 Child Restraint System Installation of 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 anchor bases.
  • Page 33 1-3 Child Restraint System 33 WARNING ● When using a lower anchor, make sure that no foreign objects are around the anchor and the seat belt is not stuck behind the child safety seat. Make sure that the child restraint system is fixed firmly. Otherwise, severe injury or even life threat may be caused to a child in case of emergency stop or accident.
  • Page 34: Front Passenger

    1-3 Child Restraint System ■ Do not use a rearward facing child restraint system on a seat protected by front air bag (activated). Otherwise, when an accident occurs, the impact force applied when the front passenger air bag deploys rapidly will cause severe injury or even life threat to a child there.
  • Page 35 1-3 Child Restraint System 35 Information on suitability of different ISOFIX positions for ISOFIX child restraint system: Seat (or Other Positions) Rear Mass Group Size Fixture Front Rear Outboard Passenger Middle Seat Seats ISO/L1 Carry-cot ISO/L2 Group 0 ISO/R1 (Less than 10 ISO/R1 Group 0+ ISO/R2...
  • Page 36: 1-4 Anti-Theft System

    1-4 Anti-theft System Anti-theft System Anti-thef t 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. Setting system Power off the vehicle.
  • Page 37: Anti-Theft Indicator

    1-4 Anti-theft System 37 WARNING ● Do not modify the anti-theft system by means of alteration or addition because such modification may cause a fault to the system. Anti-theft indicator ■ With the power in the OFF mode and four doors locked, the anti-theft indicator will stay on for about 10s in the anti-theft setting mode.
  • Page 38 Ins trument Set 2-1 Combination Instrument ................39 View of Combination Instrument ..............39 Instrument Indicators ................... 40...
  • Page 39: Combination Instrument

    2-1 Combination Instrument View of Combination Instrument Combin ation Instrument Time Orientation Power meter Driving range Working mode Menu information Gear SOC indicator Speedometer Odometer...
  • Page 40: Instrument Indicators

    2-1 Combination Instrument Instrument Indicators Indicators/Warning Lights Turn signal indicator Clearance light indicator Discharging indicator (if OK indicator any) Automatic vehicle hold ECO indicator indicator Main cruise display indicator SPORT mode indicator (if any) Cruise control indicator (if High beam indicator any) Rear fog light indicator ABS fault warning light...
  • Page 41: Combination Instrument

    2-1 Combination Instrument A/C heater low fuel level SRS fault warning light warning light (if any) Unfastened seat belt Charging connection indicator indicator Parking system fault warning EPB indicator light Powertrain fault warning Power battery fault warning light light Power battery over Steering system fault temperature warning light warning light...
  • Page 42 ■ If any of the following situations occurs, it indicates a fault in a part monitored by the warning light system. In this case, contact a BYD authorized service provider for inspection of the vehicle as soon as possible: ●...
  • Page 43 When the tire pressure monitoring system fault warning light stays on, it indicates that corresponding tire or tires have insufficient tire pressure. If any of the above mentioned situations occurs, contact a BYD authorized service provider for inspection as soon as possible.
  • Page 44 BYD authorized service provider. This is because braking the vehicle in such a situation can cause the vehicle to become extremely unstable and the ABS to malfunction completely.
  • Page 45 Lighting up of the light during driving indicates a problem of the DC system or LV battery system. In this case, turn off the A/C, fans and radio and drive the vehicle directly to the nearest BYD authorized service provider for repair. SRS fault warning light ■...
  • Page 46 ■ If any of the following situations occurs, it indicates a fault in a part monitored by the warning light system. In this case, contact a BYD authorized service provider for inspection of the vehicle as soon as possible: ●...
  • Page 47 Power battery fault warning light ■ This light will illuminate if there is a fault in the system. Contact a BYD authorized service provider for inspection as soon as possible. ■ If any of the following situations occurs, it indicates a fault in a part monitored by the warning light system.
  • Page 48: Operation Of Controller

    2-1 Combination Instrument Operation of Controller Operation of Controller 3-1 Keys and Doors ..................49 Keys ......................49 Door Lock/Unlock ..................52 PEPS System ....................56 3-2 Seats ......................60 Instructions for Operating Seats ..............60 Folding of Rear Seat ..................63 Headrest .......................63 3-3 Steering Wheel ..................
  • Page 49: Keys And Doors

    3-1 Keys and Doors Keys Keys and Doors The vehicle is provided with intelligent key, Bluetooth key (if any) and mechanical key (installed in the intelligent key) that allow you to unlock/lock vehicle doors, start the vehicle and implement other functions. Electronic Intelligent Key ■...
  • Page 50 To replace the battery, please contact a BYD authorized service provider. ■ If your intelligent key is lost, contact a BYD authorized service provider as soon as possible to prevent your vehicle from being stolen or any other unexpected accident.
  • Page 51 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 52: Door Lock/Unlock

    Be sure to place the number plate in a secure place. Do not place it in the vehicle. ● BYD recommends that you remember the key No. and store the number plate in a secure place. Door Lock/Unlock Locking/unlocking with mechanical key Insert the key into the lock hole and turn the key.
  • Page 53 3-1 Keys and Doors Locking/unlocking with intelligent key ■ The remote control system is designed to lock or unlock all doors from a distance of about 30m and implement additional functions. ■ When carrying a registered intelligent key into the activation area, you can lock or unlock all the doors by pressing the "UNLOCK"...
  • Page 54 3-1 Keys and Doors Vehicle locating ■ When the vehicle is in anti-theft mode, press the LOCK button, and then the vehicle will sound and the turn signals will flash for 15 times. You can locate your vehicle with this function when you are unable to identify the location of your vehicle.
  • Page 55 3-1 Keys and Doors ● The key is left in the vehicle. WARM TIP ● If the intelligent key is too close to an exterior door handle or window, the entry function may not be activated. Locking/unlocking with Bluetooth key (if any) Refer to the user manual of electronic format for the specific method to operate the vehicle with Bluetooth key.
  • Page 56: Peps System

    3-1 Keys and Doors ■ Please lock the three doors other than the driver's door before locking the driver's door with the mechanical key. ■ To get into the vehicle, unlock the driver's door with the mechanical key. After getting into the vehicle, operate the interior door handles twice to unlock other doors.
  • Page 57 3-1 Keys and Doors CAUTION ● Do not touch the START/STOP button when driving the vehicle. Locations of antennas Locations of detection antennas Interior detection antenna Exterior detection antenna Activation area The PEPS function becomes available when a registered electronic intelligent key is in the activation area.
  • Page 58 3-1 Keys and Doors WARM TIP In the following cases, the PEPS functions may be deactivated: ● When there are facilities nearby emitting strong electromagnetic wave, such as television towers, power stations, and radio stations; ● When the intelligent key is carried together with communication devices, such as interphones and mobile phones;...
  • Page 59: Child Safety Lock

    Electroliers; ● Fluorescent desk lamps. ■ If the PEPS does not work properly due to a system fault, contact a BYD authorized service provider with all intelligent keys with you. Child Safety Lock ■ The child safety lock is designed to...
  • Page 60: 3-2 Seats

    3-2 Seats Instructions for Operating Seats Seats ■ When the vehicle is running, all passengers in the vehicle must keep the backrests upright, have their backs rest on the backrests, and fasten seat belts correctly. WARNING ● Do not drive the vehicle before all passengers are seated correctly. ●...
  • Page 61 3-2 Seats Adjustment of Front Seat Forward-and-backward adjustment of seat ■ Hold the middle of the adjustment lever and pull it upward. Slide the seat forward or backward to a desired position with slight body pressure and then release the adjustment lever.
  • Page 62 3-2 Seats ■ Press button to start ventilating the driver's seat; press button again to stop ventilating the driver's seat. Configuration 2 The user may also turn on or off the seat heating and ventilation system on relevant setting interface by operating the [Quick] button on the multimedia touch screen.
  • Page 63: Folding Of Rear Seat

    3-2 Seats Folding of Rear Seat Pull up the fold unlock handle on the seat backrest to allow you to fold the rear seat backrest. WARM TIP ● To fold the seat, push the rear seat belt lock tongue to the top. ●...
  • Page 64 3-2 Seats Taking off headrest Press and hold the headrest height adjustment button, take off the headrest, and then release the button. Installing headrest Insert the headrest connecting rod into the seat cover and keep the groove facing forward. Press the headrest height adjustment button, lower the headrest to a proper position, and release the button.
  • Page 65: Steering Wheel

    3-2 Seats Steeri ng Wheel Steering Wheel Adjustment ■ If the angle of steering wheel needs to be adjusted, hold the steering wheel and operate as follows: ● Press the steering wheel adjustment handle downward, tilt the steering wheel to the desired position, and then restore the handle to its original position.
  • Page 66: 3-4 Switches

    3-4 Switches Light Switch Sw itches Turn the knob at the end of the light switch to "O" to turn off all lights except the daytime running light. Automatic lighting Turn the knob at the end of the light switch to " "...
  • Page 67 3-4 Switches Rear fog light Turn the knob at the end of the light switch to " " and turn the fog light knob to " " to turn on the rear fog lights. Headlight flasher Pull the light switch handle up (close to the steering wheel) to allow the headlight flasher to flash.
  • Page 68 3-4 Switches ■ After the turn signals are turned on, even after release of the switch, corresponding turn signals will flash continuously. The turn signals will go out after the vehicle completes the turn. The light handle shall return to its original position after one turn under some extreme conditions depending on different operation habits of the driver.
  • Page 69: Wiper Switch

    3-4 Switches ● The driver can set the time for follow me home (lighting for leaving home) in the multimedia interface and the default time is 10s. When the light handle of the multi-function switch is turned to " ", " "...
  • Page 70: Front Left Door Switch Set

    3-4 Switches Wiper and washer for front windshield ■ To clean the front windshield, pull the wiper control lever backward (close to the steering wheel) to enable the washer to spray washing fluid and the wiper to operate at the same time.
  • Page 71 3-4 Switches WARNING ● When closing a power window, make sure no one's hand is placed on the window glass to avoid pinch their hands or fingers, causing extremely serious injury. Window lock switch After pressing the "window lock" button, the driver can control the windows on the four doors, and the window regulator switches on the rear passenger sides are...
  • Page 72: Passenger's Window Regulator Switch

    3-4 Switches Exterior rearview mirror adjustment switch Exterior rearview mirror selection button ■ : left exterior rearview mirror selection button ■ : right exterior rearview mirror selection button Exterior rearview mirror adjustment button ■ Press “△”, “▽”, “◁” or “▷” to adjust an exterior rearview mirror to a proper position.
  • Page 73: Hazard Warning Light Button

    3-4 Switches Hazard Warning Light Button By pressing the hazard warning light button, the hazard warning light button will reset automatically, all turn signals will start to flash, and the turn signal indicator on the instrument and the indicator on the hazard warning light button will flash synchronously.
  • Page 74: Mode Switch Set

    3-4 Switches Mode Switch Set ECO mode button (if any) After pressing this button, the vehicle will run in ECO mode. ■ ECO mode: The vehicle travels with moderate dynamics, comfortable driving and riding experience, and better economic efficiency in this mode. SPORT mode button (if any) After pressing this button, the vehicle will run in SPORT mode.
  • Page 75: Steering Wheel Switch Set

    3-4 Switches Feedback button (if any) ■ Press the "Feedback" button to switch between the high mode and standard mode of the vehicle and adjust the strength of the vehicle energy feedback. Steering Wheel Switch Set When the vehicle is powered up (OK), the audio control switch can be operated.
  • Page 76 3-4 Switches ■ If the audio system is turned off, press the "Mode" button once to turn on the audio system and make it enter the memory play mode saved at the time of last turning off. If there are no sources of play (such as no connection with external audio equipment) in the memory play mode, the audio system will directly switch to the FM mode.
  • Page 77 3-4 Switches strong signal (decrease the frequency); ● Press ◁ once to select the pre-saved radio station upward; ● Press and hold ▷ to automatically search the next channel with strong signal (increase the frequency); ● Press ◁ once to select the pre-saved radio station downward. ■...
  • Page 78 3-4 Switches charging setting interface. ■ In the preset charging interface, press the button to exit preset charging. ■ In the Bluetooth call interface, press this button once to end the call in the call connection status. Cancel button (if any) ■...
  • Page 79: Interior Light Switch (If Any)

    3-4 Switches WARM TIP ● Please follow the traffic regulations and use the horn properly. Interior Light Switch (If Any) Configuration I The front interior light can be turned on by touching the front interior light cover in any power mode. Configuration II ■...
  • Page 80 Application and Driving Applicatio n and Driving 4-1 Charging Instructions ................82 Charging Instructions ...................82 Charging Method ..................87 Intelligent Charging Function ...............97 Charging Port Electric Lock Function ............98 4-2 Battery ....................100 Power Battery .................... 100 Start Battery ....................103 4-3 Main Points of Application ..............104 Running-in Period ..................
  • Page 81: Application And Driving

    Application and Driving Indirect Tire Pressure Monitoring System ..........133 Driving Safety Systems ................137 4-6 Specifications of Other Main Functions ..........143 Interior Rearview Mirror ................143 Electric Exterior Rearview Mirrors .............144 Wiper ......................145 Antiskid Chain .................... 146...
  • Page 82: Charging Instructions

    Do not operate with wet hand; otherwise, electric shock and personal injury may be caused. ■ Immediately stop charging and contact a BYD authorized service provider if abnormal condition is found in the vehicle or charging equipment during charging. ■...
  • Page 83: Charging Instructions

    4-1 Charging Instructions ■ After charging, do not disconnect the charging equipment with wet hands or while standing in the water, so as to prevent electric shock that may result in personal injury. ● Before driving, make sure that the charging equipment has been disconnected from the charging port.
  • Page 84 4-1 Charging Instructions a ventilated area. Persons are not recommended to remain inside the vehicle. ● During charging, predicted remaining time to full charge will be displayed on the combination instrument. It is normal that the predicted remaining time to full charge may vary to some extent with different temperatures, power capacities and charging facilities.
  • Page 85 4-1 Charging Instructions ● During AC charging at a low temperature, to increase the charging power, the temperature control system (if any) will be activated at this moment, the power consumption for heating will increase when compared with DC charging and the charging time will also extend. These are normal phenomena for charging in a low-temperature environment.
  • Page 86 Stop charging and contact a BYD authorized The vehicle display service provider after confirming that there is is faulty any prompt message of charging system fault.
  • Page 87: Charging Method

    Recharge after the battery cools down. Charging stops in the The vehicle or Contact a BYD authorized service provider charging charging equipment after confirming that there is a prompt of the process is faulty fault of equipment or vehicle.
  • Page 88 Charging time: Please see the charging time prompt displayed on the combination instrument. WARM TIP ● Contact a BYD authorized service provider or a local electrician to select the suitable power supply according to the requirements of charging equipment. ●...
  • Page 89 4-1 Charging Instructions WARNING ● Refer to the charging safety warnings in the charging instructions for specific charging safety warnings. ● The maximum operating ambient temperature is 50°C. Please store this product in a cool and dry place when it is not in use. ●...
  • Page 90 4-1 Charging Instructions ● Open the charging port protection cover; make sure that the ends of the charging plug and charging port are free of obstructions. ■ Connecting power supply port: ● Insert the power supply plug of the 3-pin to 7-pin equipment into the household socket.
  • Page 91 4-1 Charging Instructions Guidance on stopping charging ■ End charging: ● Charging will end automatically when the vehicle is fully charged; ● To end charging in advance, proceed to the next step. ■ Disconnect the charging port connection: ● If the electric lock works in the inactive anti-theft mode, press the mechanical button of the charging plug directly, and pull...
  • Page 92 4-1 Charging Instructions ■ Put the 3-pin to 7-pin equipment into the storage box in the trunk. WARM TIP ● Do not close the charging port cap when the charging port protection cover is fully open. WARNING ● Do not let the 7-pin to 7-pin equipment fall from height. Do not move the charging equipment by directly pulling the cable.
  • Page 93 ■ The BYD three-phase AC charging pile can also be used to charge the vehicle. For the use of charging equipment, refer to its instruction manual or follow the instructions.
  • Page 94 4-1 Charging Instructions CAUTION ● Pay attention to the parking position of the vehicle before charging to ensure that the charging cable would not be straightened during charging. ● To end charging before the vehicle is fully charged, please set the charging equipment to end charging in advance;...
  • Page 95 4-1 Charging Instructions ● For the single-phase AC charging box delivered with the vehicle or public AC charging pile without setting options, this step can be omitted; ● For public AC charging pile/box with setting options, to use it, swipe your card or scan the QR code on it.
  • Page 96 4-1 Charging Instructions plug in the designated position of the charging pile/box; ● If the 7-pin to 7-pin equipment is used for charging, sort and place it properly. WARNING ● Do not let the 7-pin to 7-pin equipment fall from height. Do not move the charging equipment by directly pulling the cable.
  • Page 97: Intelligent Charging Function

    4-1 Charging Instructions animation will be displayed on the combination instrument. ● In this condition, preset charging can be set via the instrument. Refer to setting procedure of preset charging function on the combination instrument for details. Guidance on stopping charging ■...
  • Page 98: Charging Port Electric Lock Function

    4-1 Charging Instructions WARM TIP ● The intelligent charging function and front compartment fan may start automatically in the long-time parking process of the vehicle. This is a normal phenomenon and not a vehicle fault. ● The power for intelligent charging comes from the power battery, so that the SOC may decrease when the vehicle enters the intelligent charging mode.
  • Page 99 4-1 Charging Instructions WARM TIP In the anti-theft working mode being "Active" or "Inactive", the charging plug will be locked during charging. In this case, the user can unlock it in the following ways: ● Press the unlock button on the intelligent key to unlock it (during charging in the OFF mode).
  • Page 100: Battery

    In case of bumps, it is recommended to drive the vehicle to a BYD authorized service provider for maintenance.
  • Page 101 4-2 Battery with power consumption increased and driving range shortened instead. In case of long-time driving, the battery generates heat to increase the temperature, resulting in less battery heating requirement of the vehicle. To better improve your vehicle driving experience, the battery temperature control system (if any) is mainly used to ensure the low-temperature charging performance.
  • Page 102 In this case, it is recommended to contact a BYD authorized service provider. ■ When the battery SOC increases or decreases abnormally, it is recommended to contact a BYD authorized service provider for inspection. CAUTION ● To ensure safety of the power battery, park the vehicle away from flammable and explosive materials, fire sources and hazardous chemicals.
  • Page 103: Start Battery

    When the new energy vehicle meets the scrapping requirements, it is recommended that the following procedure be observed: 1. Send the vehicle to a BYD authorized recycling service provider, where BYD will evaluate the residual value of its power batteries.
  • Page 104 104 4-2 Battery ■ If the connector is loosely connected, tighten the clamp nut without being too tight. Tighten the clamp till it can fix the storage battery at its position. Over-tightening will damage the start battery box. WARM TIP ●...
  • Page 105: Main Points Of Application

    4-3 Main Points of Application Running-in Period ■ Immediately check the vehicle if the powertrain is hard to start or often stops running. ■ Stop and check the vehicle if the powertrain produces any abnormal noise. ■ Stop and check the vehicle if the powertrain is found with serious leakage of coolant and lubricating oil.
  • Page 106 -50# -29~-44°C WARNING ● If the fuel flows (leaks) from the fuel system of the heater, contact a BYD authorized service provider for assistance immediately. ● Do not interrupt the cooling operation of the heater in advance by operating the battery circuit breaker unless emergency shutdown is necessary.
  • Page 107 BYD authorized service provider. ● Do not block the intake and exhaust systems of the fuel heater; otherwise, the fuel heater may emit smoke or in serious case, work abnormally.
  • Page 108: Trailer Towing

    Driving safety and comfort depend entirely on the proper use of equipment and careful driving habits. ■ BYD Auto will not provide warranties for damage or faults caused by towing. Ways to Save Electric Energy and Extend the Vehicle's Service Life ■...
  • Page 109: Carrying Luggage

    4-3 Main Points of Application on a thoroughfare without traffic lights, with an appropriate distance kept from vehicles ahead to avoid emergency brake, which will also reduce the wear of the brake. ● Avoid driving on roads with traffic congestion as far as possible. ●...
  • Page 110 110 4-3 Main Points of Application WARNING ● Both overloading and improper loading will affect maneuverability and stability of the vehicle and may result in collision accidents. ● Observe the rules related to total load limit and other loading rules in this manual.
  • Page 111: Fire Prevention

    Make sure that the cigarette end is completely extinguished after smoking. ● A cigarette end not completely extinguished may cause fire. ■ It is recommended to contact a BYD authorized service provider regularly for inspection. ● Check the vehicle lines at regular intervals to find out whether the connection, insulation and fixing positions of electrical connectors and wiring harnesses are normal.
  • Page 112 Once abnormal situation is found, power off the vehicle in time and actively conduct firefighting based on the actual condition. ● Call 119 for firefighting service in time, and contact a BYD authorized service provider. ● After a fire brigade puts out fire, request the fire brigade to issue an action certificate and a document indicating the cause of fire.
  • Page 113: Starting And Driving

    Safety inspections before driving Before driving the vehicle for a long distance, it is preferred that safety inspection of the vehicle be carried out or have it checked by a BYD authorized service provider to guarantee your driving safety and increase driving pleasure.
  • Page 114 114 4-4 Starting and Driving General interior inspections of front compartment ■ Standby fuses: confirm that all types of fuses with various rated charges in the fuse box have been provided. ■ Coolant level: confirm that the coolant level is normal. ■...
  • Page 115 4-4 Starting and Driving ● The electronic intelligent key does not work and the electronic intelligent key warning light flashes, indicating that the key battery is about to run out. Replace the electronic intelligent key battery as soon as possible with reference to the operation procedure given in "Intelligent Key Battery Runs Out"...
  • Page 116: Remote Control Start Function

    116 4-4 Starting and Driving Remote Control Start Function Set the vehicle power in OFF mode; The knob is in "N" position and the parking signal is valid or in "P" position (if any). Remote control start ■ Press and hold the START/STOP button on the intelligent key for 2s to start the vehicle.
  • Page 117: Gearshift Lever (If Any)

    4-4 Starting and Driving Gearshift Lever (If Any) The gear indicator is on the knob type electronic gearshift panel. ■ "P": the parking position. Parking can be achieved by pressing the shift knob; the knob indicator will illuminate at the moment. The vehicle should be set at this position during shutting down or starting of the vehicle.
  • Page 118: Electric Parking Brake (Epb) (If Any)

    118 4-4 Starting and Driving WARNING ● Do not let the vehicle coast; otherwise, accidents may occur due to insufficient braking force. ● Turn the gearshift knob to "R" or "D" position, and be sure to depress the brake pedal to stop the vehicle, because the transmission can transfer power, resulting in slow moving forward of the vehicle, even if under the idle speed condition.
  • Page 119 4-4 Starting and Driving APPLYING THE EPB automatically Applying the EPB automatically upon power-off ■ When the power is switched from OK to OFF mode, the EPB will be applied automatically and the indicator on the instrument will illuminate. Applying the EPB automatically when gearshift lever is in P position ■...
  • Page 120 If the EPB cannot be released after doing so, immediately contact a BYD authorized service provider. Emergency braking function when the brake pedal fails...
  • Page 121 If the indicator does not go out, it indicates that there may be a failure in the EPB system.In this case, immediately contact a BYD authorized service provider.
  • Page 122: Parking Brake Pedal (If Any)122

    122 4-4 Starting and Driving Parking Brake Pedal (If Any) ■ Applying the parking brake: After the vehicle stops, depress the brake pedal with your right foot to ensure that the vehicle is stationary, set the vehicle gear to N position, depress the parking brake pedal to the floor with your left foot, ensure that the vehicle is parked...
  • Page 123 4-4 Starting and Driving By pressing the AVH switch, the AVH function will be activated. CAUTION ● Depressing the accelerator pedal, shifting to the P position or pulling up the EPB will exit the AVH state and return to the AVH ready state. ●...
  • Page 124: Main Points Of Driving

    124 4-4 Starting and Driving AVH operation conditions ■ The AVH function is in standby state; ■ The brake pedal is depressed to bring the vehicle to a stop; ■ After hard depressing of the brake pedal, the AVH function is activated and the AVH indicator turns to green;...
  • Page 125 4-4 Starting and Driving WARM TIP ● Before driving the vehicle, confirm that the EPB or parking brake pedal is fully released and the EPB indicator is off. ● The driver shall ensure the riding safety of all passengers in the vehicle, guide them how to correctly use the vehicle functions and prevent children and other passengers operating control switches such as window switches in a wrong way.
  • Page 126 126 4-4 Starting and Driving WARNING ● Any water or slurry on the surface of brake disc may cause lag in response of the brake, which will extend the braking distance. Be careful and do not cause any accident. ● Carefully apply the wet brake and remove ice or water on the brake.
  • Page 127 4-4 Starting and Driving ■ Use the washing fluid containing anti-freeze agent. ● This product is supplied by any BYD authorized service provider and in all automotive parts stores. ● The mixing ratio of water and anti-freeze agent should comply with the manufacturer's instructions.
  • Page 128: Driving Auxiliary Functions

    128 4-5 Driving Auxiliary Functions Cruise Control System (If Any) Driving Auxi liary Functions Cruise control function allows you to drive at a preset speed higher than 40 km/h without depressing the accelerator pedal. This function may be activated for driving on a straight and unblocked expressway. Turning on/off cruise control system ■...
  • Page 129: Acoustic Vehicle Alerting System

    4-5 Driving Auxiliary Functions 129 target cruise speed and the vehicle will cruise at this speed. WARNING ● Incorrect use of cruise control system may cause car accident. ● Cruise control system is only for smooth traffic (like expressway) in good weather.
  • Page 130 130 4-5 Driving Auxiliary Functions ● If the vehicle speed (V) is V > 30 km/h, the alerting sound will stop automatically. ■ When the vehicle reverses, it will produce continuous and uniform alerting sound. System pause / on control Acoustic vehicle alerting system ON/OFF (without PAD configuration) Press the [Menu] button "...
  • Page 131: Parking Assist System (If Any)

    20 km/h (the sound volume will be the maximum when the vehicle is driven at this speed) to verify the sound effect. If no alerting sound is heard after doing so, contact a BYD authorized service provider for treatment.
  • Page 132 132 4-5 Driving Auxiliary Functions Reversing image ■ The three lines shown in the figure are safety lines for reversing. ● Red: within about 0 ~ 0.5 m ● Yellow: within about 0.5 ~ 1m ● Green: within about 1 ~ 3m ■...
  • Page 133: Indirect Tire Pressure Monitoring System

    WARM TIP ● As the tire pressure monitoring system is developed for BYD original tires, it is recommended to use BYD original tires; otherwise, there is a risk of system fault alarm or abnormal performance. ● When the vehicle is powered OK, the system will perform function test,...
  • Page 134 134 4-5 Driving Auxiliary Functions Insufficient tire pressure When the tire pressure of one or more tires is changed, the tire pressure monitoring system will give insufficient tire pressure alarm, and the indicator will illuminate on the combination instrument, with vehicle body and tire state diagram (the tire with insufficient tire pressure will turn yellow) (if equipped with ESP) or textual alarm "tire pressure low;...
  • Page 135: System Failure

    "Check the tire pressure monitoring system" displayed and the buzzer sounding once.This indicates that the vehicle loses the tire pressure monitoring function. In this case, the driver should immediately drive to a BYD authorized service provider for troubleshooting.
  • Page 136: System Resetting

    136 4-5 Driving Auxiliary Functions WARM TIP ● When the ESP becomes faulty, the tire pressure monitoring system display may also lose its function. ● System malfunction may occur after antiskid chains are installed. System resetting To reset the tire pressure monitoring system, the driver should operate according to the procedure below: ■...
  • Page 137: Driving Safety Systems

    4-5 Driving Auxiliary Functions 137 ● tire inflation pressure of one or more tires is adjusted; ● Any tire/wheel is replaced (rotated); ● Conduct the dynamic balance adjustment for wheels; ● The chassis is technically modified; ● The ambient temperature has changed by more than 40°C since the last resetting;...
  • Page 138 138 4-5 Driving Auxiliary Functions VDC (vehicle dynamic control) When the running vehicle takes a sudden turn, the VDC system will ascertain the intent of the driver according to the steering wheel angle and the vehicle speed and will continuously compare the intent with the actual vehicle condition. If the vehicle deflects from the normal running route, VDC will make corrections by applying braking force to corresponding wheels, so as to help the driver to control sideslip and maintain the directional stability of the vehicle.
  • Page 139 4-5 Driving Auxiliary Functions 139 HDC (hill descent control) (if any) ■ Working principles: HDC is a value-added function of ESP system to improve the riding comfort of the vehicle. HDC function may be activated and deactivated by pressing the HDC button. The main effect of HDC is to help the driver to drive downhill at a low speed by active braking.
  • Page 140 140 4-5 Driving Auxiliary Functions ● If the vehicle gets trapped in snow or mud, the ESP system may reduce the power output from the drive motor to the wheels. In such a case, you need to disable the system to go out of the trap. ■...
  • Page 141 ● If different tires are installed on the vehicle, ABS and ESP systems cannot work normally. ● Contact a BYD authorized service provider to get the details about replacement of tires or wheels. ■ Treatment of tires and suspensions ●...
  • Page 142 If the ABS fault warning light remains on when the brake system warning light illuminates, park the vehicle where it is safe to do so immediately and contact a BYD authorized service provider. ● Braking the vehicle in such a situation can cause the ABS to malfunction, and the vehicle would become extremely unstable.
  • Page 143: Specifications Of Other Main Functions

    4-5 Specifications of Other Main Functions Interior Rearview Mirror Speci fications of Other Main Function s Manual anti-glare interior rearview mirror (if any) The manual anti-glare interior rearview mirror can operate in two modes: ■ Ordinary mode — place the control lever to position 1.
  • Page 144: Electric Exterior Rearview Mirrors

    144 4-6 Specifications of Other Main Functions Electric Exterior Rearview Mirrors Exterior rearview mirror adjustment Electric adjustment of exterior rearview mirrors The driver can adjust electric exterior rearview mirrors to the extent that vehicle sides can be seen in these mirrors by operating the switch of exterior rearview mirrors.
  • Page 145: Wiper

    4-5 Specifications of Other Main Functions WARM TIP ● Do not adjust exterior rearview mirrors when the vehicle is running. Otherwise, mis-operation of the vehicle may be caused, resulting in an accident. ● Use of the electric heater defrosting function of the rearview mirror for a long time may cause the mirror to age prematurely;...
  • Page 146: Antiskid Chain

    Carefully check and read the component assembly drawings and other instructions of the antiskid chain manufacturer. ■ It is recommended that you consult the BYD authorized service provider from which you bought the vehicle, before you buy antiskid chains and install them on the vehicle.
  • Page 147 4-5 Specifications of Other Main Functions...
  • Page 148: Safety

    Interior Devices Int erior Devices Interior- Devices 5-1 Multimedia System ................149 Multimedia Control Panel (If Any) ..............149 Radio Control Panel (If Any) ..............151 5-2 Air Conditioning System ................152 A/C control panel ..................152 A/C Operating Interface (If Any) ..............153 Functions (If Any) ..................154 Air Outlet ....................
  • Page 149: Multimedia System

    5-1 Multimedia System Multimedia Control Panel (If Any) Multimedia System When the power is in OK mode, the initial image will be displayed for several seconds and the multimedia system will start to work. VOLUME knob / Audio OFF / multimedia Multimedia touch screen restart button...
  • Page 150 150 5-1 Multimedia System WARNING ● Do not use high-power inverter in the vehicle, because using such inverters will result in abnormality of the multimedia system. ● Do not privately flash or root the multimedia system; otherwise, the multimedia system or the vehicle may become abnormal. ●...
  • Page 151: Radio Control Panel (If Any)

    5-1 Multimedia System Radio Control Panel (If Any) With the vehicle powered up (OK), when the panel is powered up for the first time, it will display the radio mode interface. Press the "Menu" button to switch to the A/C mode interface. Press the "Menu" button again to switch it back to the radio mode.
  • Page 152: Air Conditioning System

    152 5-2 Air Conditioning System 5-2 Air Conditioni ng System A/C control panel With the vehicle powered up (OK), the air conditioning system can be used. ■ Configuration 1 Compressor control button A/C ON/OFF button Front windshield defrosting button ■ Configuration 2 Blower speed decrease button (press this button once to decrease the blower...
  • Page 153: A/C Operating Interface (If Any)

    5-3 Storage Devices A/C Operating Interface (If Any) Compressor control button A/C ON/OFF button Internal / external air circulation mode A/C state icon button Air outlet mode selection button Front windshield defrosting button Front A/C operating interface button A/C blower speed adjustment button Temperature adjustment display area WARM TIP...
  • Page 154: Functions (If Any)

    Keep the interior of vehicle clean and air fresh to the greatest extent. ■ If the odor still exists after using such odor prevention methods, immediately contact a BYD authorized service provider for service and maintenance. Functions (If Any) A/C ON/OFF button ■...
  • Page 155 5-3 Storage Devices Temperature adjustment display area Tap the icon on the screen; slide it toward the red zone on the right to increase the temperature; slide it toward the blue zone on the left to decrease the temperature. A/C state icon ■...
  • Page 156 156 5-2 Air Conditioning System Air is mainly distributed to face level. Air is mainly distributed to footwell and face level. Air is mainly distributed to footwell. Air is mainly distributed to footwell and the front windshield.
  • Page 157 5-3 Storage Devices Air is mainly distributed to front windshield and side windows. Main points of application ■ In order to make the vehicle that has been parked in the sun cool down quickly, it is recommended to drive the vehicle with windows open for several minutes.
  • Page 158: Air Outlet

    158 5-2 Air Conditioning System Air Outlet Side air outlet ■ The angle of air outlet can be adjusted by operating the adjusting sheet at the center of the left air outlet. ■ Turn the adjustment tab to the left to close the air outlet, or to the right to open the air outlet.
  • Page 159: Storage Devices

    5-3 Storage Devices 5-3 Storage Devices Glove Box ■ To use the glove box, pull up the glove box handle to open it. ■ Push the glove box lid upward to close it. WARM TIP ● Be sure to keep the glove box closed to reduce the possibility of personal injury during an accident or emergency brake.
  • Page 160: Front Central Armrest Storage Box

    160 5-3 Storage Devices Front Central Armrest Storage Box ■ To use the central armrest storage box, pull up its cover in the direction indicated by the arrow in the figure. ■ To close the central armrest storage box, push down its cover. Mobile Phone Holder The mobile phone holder is used to store mobile phones.
  • Page 161: File Pocket

    5-3 Storage Devices File Pocket Each front seat is provided with a file pocket behind the backrest for accommodating papers, files, etc. Bill Box Pull the handle of bill box to open it. ■ Invoices, business cards, etc. may be put in the bill box. Do not put large or heavy objects in the bill box, because these objects may result in the failure of closing the bill...
  • Page 162: Other Devices

    162 5-4 Other Devices 5-4 Other Devices Sun Visor ■ The sun visors are located above the driver's seat/front passenger's seat. To shade the eyes from glare of sunlight from the front, pull down the sun visor. ■ To shade the eyes from glare of sunlight from the side, remove the rotary cover from the fixing bracket, and turn the sun visor to the side...
  • Page 163: Safety Handle

    5-4 Other Devices Safety Handle When the vehicle is running, passengers may use the safety handles to stabilize their bodies. CAUTION ● Do not use the safety handle when getting on or off the vehicle or getting out of the seat. ●...
  • Page 164: Usb Interface/Vehicle Traveling Data Recorder Card Slot (If Any)

    164 5-4 Other Devices USB Interface/Vehicle Traveling Data Recorder Card Slot (If Any) Configuration 1 USB Port Vehicle traveling data recorder card slot USB charging port Configuration 2 USB port USB charging port...
  • Page 166 Service and Maintenance Service and Maintenance Service and Maintenance 6-1 Instructions for Maintenance ..............167 Period and Contents of Maintenance ............167 6-2 Regular Maintenance ................173 Regular Maintenance ................173 Vehicle Corrosion Prevention ..............173 Maintenance Tips for Painted Surface ............174 Washing the Vehicle ..................
  • Page 167: Instructions For Maintenance

    6-1 Instructions for Maintenance 6-1 Ins truc tions for Maintenanc e Period and Contents of Maintenance Vehicle maintenance schedule ■ The maintenance schedule is prepared to ensure the driving stability, reduce troubles and provide a safe and economical driving experience to the user.
  • Page 168 168 6-1 Instructions for Maintenance Maintenance schedule Time Readings on Odometer or Number of Months, Whichever Comes First [EV] Interval for X1000 7.5 15 22.5 30 37.5 45 52.5 60 67.5 75 82.5 90 97.5 105 112.5 120 Maintenance (miles / /12 /24 /36 /48 /60 /72 /84 /96 /108 /120 /132 /144 /156 /168 /180 /192 Number Item...
  • Page 169 6-1 Instructions for Maintenance Time Readings on Odometer or Number of Months, Whichever Comes First [EV] Interval for X1000 7.5 15 22.5 30 37.5 45 52.5 60 67.5 75 82.5 90 97.5 105 112.5 120 Maintenance (miles / /12 /24 /36 /48 /60 /72 /84 /96 /108 /120 /132 /144 /156 /168 /180 /192 Number Item 12 18...
  • Page 170 170 6-1 Instructions for Maintenance Time Readings on Odometer or Number of Months, Whichever Comes First [EV] Interval for X1000 7.5 15 22.5 30 37.5 45 52.5 60 67.5 75 82.5 90 97.5 105 112.5 120 Maintenance (miles / /12 /24 /36 /48 /60 /72 /84 /96 /108 /120 /132 /144 /156 /168 /180 /192 Number Item 12 18...
  • Page 171 (at least after every 6 months or every 72,000 km of vehicle running mileage) to allow self-calibration of the battery. You may also contact a BYD authorized service provider to test and calibrate the battery capacity.
  • Page 172 172 6-1 Instructions for Maintenance ■ Specified maintenance records: ● It is recommended that you should request the BYD authorized service provider to fill all specified maintenance records in the table, and properly keep all receipts related to the maintenance of your vehicle.
  • Page 173: Regular Maintenance

    Once done at the time after the required time interval, any maintenance item should also be done at the same time interval next time. ■ Maintenance should be in accordance with the BYD standards and specifications. You are recommended to have the maintenance conducted at a local BYD authorized service provider.
  • Page 174: Maintenance Tips For Painted Surface

    If the paint coat is found with any chips or cracks, it should be repaired at ● once to prevent corrosion. If any chipping or cracking coat peels off from the metal surface, drive the vehicle to a BYD authorized service provider for repair. Check the interior of the compartment.
  • Page 175: Washing The Vehicle

    6-2 Regular Maintenance Wax the painted surface for protection once a month or when the vehicle body ■ surface do not have goo water-resistant performance and regularly drive the vehicle to a professional automobile beauty shop for maintenance (once a quarter) to recover the brightness and glossiness of the painted surface of vehicle body.
  • Page 176: Automatic Washing

    176 6-2 Regular Maintenance Wash the vehicle with a neutral washing agent, the mixing of which should be conducted according to the manufacturer's specifications. Wipe the vehicle along with the water flow direction and from top to bottom by using a soft cloth dampened with cleaning solution.
  • Page 177: Interior Cleaning

    6-2 Regular Maintenance washing procedure is the safest for the vehicle's painted surface. Interior Cleaning WARM TIP ● Do not let water flow onto the vehicle floor or dashboard when washing the interior or exterior of the vehicle. Ingression of water into nearby electrical appliance components may cause malfunction.
  • Page 178 Wipe the washed leather or any wet part of the leather with a piece of clean ■ and soft cloth. Put the leather at a well-ventilated, shady and cool place to let it dry. Consult the local BYD authorized service provider if you have any doubt ■ about washing the vehicle.
  • Page 179 6-2 Regular Maintenance CAUTION ● If the dirt cannot be washed by neutral detergent, the detergent containing no organic solvent may be used. ● Do not wash the leather with organic substances such as volatile oil, ethyl alcohol, gasoline, or acid or alkaline solution, as they will cause color fading of the leather.
  • Page 180: Precautions For Diy Maintenance

    180 6-3 Precautions for DIY Maintenance Prec autions for DIY Maintenanc e DIY Maintenance Precautions for DIY maintenance If you want to conduct maintenance of the vehicle by yourself, be sure to ■ properly observe the procedure provided in this section. Note that improper or incomplete maintenance will affect the good service ■...
  • Page 181 6-3 Precautions for DIY Maintenance Inspection Check the following items in accordance with the vehicle's service conditions or the specified vehicle running mileage: Coolant level — check the expansion tank of radiator every time when you ■ charge the vehicle. windshield washing fluid —...
  • Page 182 ● If there is obvious accumulated water in any light, it is recommended to drive the vehicle to a BYD authorized service provider for maintenance.
  • Page 183: Storage Of Vehicle

    Start the vehicle regularly (preferably once a month) if possible. If the ■ vehicle has been parked for a year or longer, it is recommended to carry out a maintenance for the whole vehicle at a BYD authorized service provider.
  • Page 184: Front Compartment Hatch

    184 6-3 Precautions for DIY Maintenance Front Compartment Hatch Opening of front compartment hatch Pull up the opening handle of front compartment hatch on the left side of the dashboard lower body twice continuously, and the front compartment hatch will be locked and opened slightly.
  • Page 185: Cooling System

    WARM TIP ● It is recommended to drive the vehicle to a BYD authorized service provider for adding coolant. ● Opening the coolant reservoir cover before the motor is completely cooled may cause spraying of the coolant, which will result in serious scald.
  • Page 186: Brake System

    186 6-3 Precautions for DIY Maintenance Brake System The fluid level in the fluid reservoir should be checked once a month and the ■ brake fluid should be replaced according to the running time and mileage specified in the maintenance schedule. Be sure to use the brake fluid of the same specifications as those of the ■...
  • Page 187: Air Conditioning System

    ● leaves, insects and dust deposited on their front surfaces. These deposits will impede air flow, thus reducing the refrigeration effect. In this case, contact a BYD authorized service provider for treatment. In order to circulate the lubricating oil contained in refrigerant, run the air conditioner at ●...
  • Page 188: Tire

    188 6-3 Precautions for DIY Maintenance Maintenance rules Clean the windshield and wiper blades at regular intervals (once a week or ■ once every two weeks is recommended). It is recommended to wipe the windshield with wiper blades (once a day or ■...
  • Page 189 6-3 Precautions for DIY Maintenance Inflating Proper inflating of tires can provide the best combination of ■ maneuverability, tire tread life and driving comfort. Using underinflated tires will result in uneven wear of tires and affect ■ maneuverability and energy consumption. More likely, air leakage may be caused due to overheat.
  • Page 190 In addition to proper inflating, correct wheel alignment is helpful to reducing ■ wear of tire tread. It is recommended to drive the vehicle to a BYD authorized service provider for ■ checking the wheel alignment status if any uneven wear of tire is found.
  • Page 191 ■ greatest extent. In addition, they can provide you with the best combination of maneuverability, riding comfort and service life. It is recommended to drive the vehicle to a BYD authorized service provider for ■ replacement with original tires. Replacement with radial tires having different size, load scope, rated speed and ■...
  • Page 192: Fuse

    If replacement of any wheel is necessary, make sure that specifications of ■ the new wheel are consistent with those of the original one. New wheels can be bought from a BYD authorized service provider. Consult a BYD authorized service provider before replacing wheels. WARM TIP Please observe the following instructions.
  • Page 193 6-3 Precautions for DIY Maintenance Dashboard distribution box ■ The dashboard distribution box ● is located inside the left lower shield of dashboard in the driver's space. The fuse can be checked and repaired after the left shield of dashboard is removed.
  • Page 194 194 6-3 Precautions for DIY Maintenance Label of front compartment fuse box Fuse Ampere (A) Component or Circuit Protected Front washer PTC coolant pump Charging and distribution assembly Reserved Clearance light Module IG3 Electrically controlled coolant pump...
  • Page 195 6-3 Precautions for DIY Maintenance Ampere (A) Component or Circuit Protected High speed fan Electric vacuum pump 2 Battery coolant pump A/C module Electronic expansion valve Left high beam Right high beam Left low beam Right low beam Reserved Blower Reserved Reserved Reserved...
  • Page 196 196 6-3 Precautions for DIY Maintenance Ampere (A) Component or Circuit Protected C-EPS Instrument panel distribution box Reserved Label of instrument panel fuse box Fuse Ampere (A) Component or Circuit Protected Reserved All-in-one controller...
  • Page 197 6-3 Precautions for DIY Maintenance Ampere (A) Component or Circuit Protected Door lock Brake light Constant power supply for module Reserved constant power supply (if any) Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved HOST MACHINE Reserved Left EPB Right EPB PAD rotary motor Radio Reserved Reserved...
  • Page 198 198 6-3 Precautions for DIY Maintenance Ampere (A) Component or Circuit Protected Reserved Reserved Front right window Rear left window Rear right window Front passenger's seat heating / driver's seat ventilation Steering shaft lock Switch set Multimedia system Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved...
  • Page 199 6-3 Precautions for DIY Maintenance...
  • Page 200: When Failure Occurs

    200 6-3 Regular Maintenance When Failure Occurs When Failure Occurs 7-1 When Failure Occurs ................201 Intelligent Key Battery Runs Out ............... 201 Emergency Shutdown System ..............202 Rescue after Vehicle Fire ................202 Rescue after Vehicle Collision ..............203 Towing of Vehicle ..................204 Flat Tire ......................
  • Page 201: When Failure Occurs

    Carry the intelligent key to BYD authorized service provider for replacing the battery as soon as possible. In this case, you may start the vehicle in no power mode.
  • Page 202: Emergency Shutdown System

    If any objects (e.g. interior trims, glass, etc.) fly from the vehicle under ● other special conditions, keep away from the vehicle and immediately notify a BYD authorized service provider to come to the spot for treatment.
  • Page 203: Rescue After Vehicle Collision

    Connection wires in orange color are HV wiring harness. The user is not allowed to maintain and repair the vehicle's HV system. If any maintenance or repair is needed, drive your vehicle to a BYD authorized service provider. ●...
  • Page 204: Towing Of Vehicle

    204 7-1 When Failure Occurs Towing of Vehicle If towing of the vehicle is necessary, contact a BYD authorized service provider or a professional towing service provider or an organization providing roadside rescue service that you have joined. WARNING ●...
  • Page 205: Flat Tire

    7-1 When Failure Occurs Flat Tire ■ Be sure to gradually slow down the vehicle and keep the vehicle running in a straight line. Drive the vehicle away from the crowded traffic to a safe place. Avoid stopping the vehicle on the central fork of an expressway. ■...
  • Page 206 206 7-1 When Failure Occurs Method for using the warning triangle: Take all pieces of the warning triangle out of the packing box. Assembly these pieces into an enclosed triangle. Release the support of warning triangle to its working state, as shown in the figure.
  • Page 207 ● solution only. Please replace the tire in a professional maintenance center as soon as possible (it is recommended that you contact a BYD authorized service provider) and tell a maintenance technician that the tire has tire puncture sealant inside.
  • Page 208: Vehicle Specifications

    208 7-1 When Failure Occurs Vehicle Specifications Vehicle Specifications 8-1 Data Information ..................209 Vehicle Parameters ..................209 8-2 Prompt Information ................211 Vehicle Identification .................. 211 Warning Labels ..................213 Microwave Window ..................215...
  • Page 209: Data Information

    8-1 Data Information Data Information Vehicle Parameters BYD700 BYD700 BYD700 BYD700 Product model/name 2BEVA 2BEVA1 2BEVA2 2BEVA3 Overall L×W×H 4450X1760X1520 dimensions (mm) Tread (mm) Front / rear 1490/1470 Wheelbase (mm) 2610 Front / rear overhang (mm) 870/970 Curb weight 1255 1330 Front axle Axle...
  • Page 210 Free travel of brake pedal ≤6 (mm) Number of allowable passengers Approach angle/departure 16/18 angle (°) Maximum design speed (km/h) Maximum gradeability (%) in EV mode BYD- BYD- BYD- BYD- Drive motor model 1814-TZ- 1814TZ- 1814-TZ- 1814TZ- XS-A XS-B XS-A...
  • Page 211: Prompt Information

    8-2 Prompt Information Prom pt Information Vehicle Identification Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) 1: pasted on the transmission housing 2: pasted at the lower left corner of front windshield 3: pasted on the sheet metal of trunk lid 4: pasted on the rear left brake drum 5: pasted on the rear left door sill 6: pasted to the sheet metal surface of the inner pillar of front left door 7: pasted on the front anti-collision beam...
  • Page 212 212 8-2 Prompt Information 9: inscribed below the front passenger's seat Note: You may connect a VDS to the vehicle, select the vehicle model and read the VIN on the right upper corner. For details, please refer to the VDS manual. Vehicle nameplate The vehicle nameplate is located below the outer panel of the right B-pillar and...
  • Page 213: Warning Labels

    8-2 Prompt Information Drive motor model and number The drive motor model and number are inscribed at the front middle position on the drive motor housing. Warning Labels The label for the A/C system air filter is pasted on the inner surface of glove box. The warning label for charging port is pasted on the middle part of the inner side of AC charging port.
  • Page 214 214 8-2 Prompt Information The labels for child safety locks are inscribed on the sheet metal surfaces of the rear doors (symmetrical on left and right sides). The warning label for air bag is hot-stamped on the right sun visor. The labels for the front compartment hatch mounted battery and A/C are pasted on the lower cover plastic part.
  • Page 215: Microwave Window

    8-2 Prompt Information Microwave Window The electronic vehicle identification microwave window is located at the right upper side of the front windshield. CAUTION Paste the electronic vehicle identification to an area without overlapping ● the glass frame or any other object.
  • Page 216 216 Alphabetical Index Electric Exterior Rearview Mirrors...143 Electric Parking Brake (EPB) (If Any)117 Regular Maintenance......172 Introduction to Seat Belt......18 Cruise Control System (If Any)..127 Safety Handle........162 Power Battery........99 SRS Triggering Condition and Precautions........... 25 Multimedia Control Panel (If Any)... 148 Introduction to Supplemental Restraint System...........
  • Page 217 Alphabetical Index 217 Indirect Tire Pressure Monitoring System .............. 132 Emergency Shutdown System..201 Maintenance Tips for Painted Surface Hazard Warning Light Button..... 72 .............. 173 Warning Labels........212 Starting the Vehicle......112 Front compartment hatch....183 Front Central Armrest Storage Box.159 A/C Operating Interface (If Any)..
  • Page 218 218 Alphabetical Index DIY Maintenance....... 179 View of Combination Instrument..38 Microwave Window......214 Front Left Door Switch Set....69 File Pocket.......... 160 Instructions for Operating Seats..59 Washer..........185 Start Battery........102 Remote Control Start Function..115 Key............48 Instrument Indicators......39 Wiper............144 Wiper Switch.........
  • Page 219 Abbreviations 防抱死制动装置 自动驻车 减速度控制系统 经济模式 电子控制单元 安全带紧急锁止 电子驻车 电子车身稳定装置 液压制动辅助系统 坡起辅助系统 ISOFIX 陡坡缓降系统 儿童安全座椅固定系统 最大刻度线 最小刻度线 SPORT 电量百分比 运动模式 安全气囊 牵引力控制系统 车身动态控制系统 车辆识别代码 VTOL VTOV 车对排插放电 车对车放电...

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